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, 1879-02-05
ErAutl-1Iunt Faflurc.

C4MtlNH1t thDtWfFf1aa Ind. 3:fn.).
Our distinguished irtesus of ti,u Democratic
persuasion wcru sery ba.lly trlpbcd up III tho
Ftaud-Hupt. There Is. III doubt about that.
They started o,lt to tlud luatrrlal TO hclp Ti1eu
IL bu elected next time, II not actually to over
throw the Administration. At tIrkt llris raid
secu.el promising, but tue Sherman letter
txuea, aud Mrs. jerks Dloosnrd, aI,d Ben Butter
uesaIna dull il not silly in lAr ex4n.iuAtiou vi
witnesacs. Stanley Matthews refused ~ bu u
w.tue4s uud eallea for u tiltIe Investigation oi
Ais Own, ull4 lAr cipher teiegsalus 4tpeaIed.
THIS wus distressing. IArre wpru tcIrgr ANS
plainly pr,uoatng .l.s purchase VI Electors 9ulug
tnLu 4tr. TiIuchts 0xu notse. a. loac ~ HsD
butler WIS fumblin2 sMonc tbs telcEras,s 10
Ind suinstulux apouk 4s Wo1lnIy Cuulegeocu,
, 1879-02-05

RFttfstEF IFNtHF1NF lRfD. J.
A. thu tine for Investigating tie cIp1Iars Il
shortened, liltlen's au1irty for v,alc.,slou Is
xai<i 10 increase. As the last days Ut MI inquiry,
rendered. lr,ticss by wait uf tilnr, Gre Ltu~in,,
u clusr. 1t may ba expected ttsut iltluu will
bu frMiittc tor The yi,alcati1u. but thrtY-tyu
these will uoubtlcss hu FILTERED AWAY. ii, far
tilu ltltlrr CoMulLtee lIA 4ectttetl tO exit Tor
tie purp.,se VI wasttl,. tIna u,u preventing any
uiker cunnittee trotn tncddlIug with tte dun
Eceona cipher business.
, 1879-02-05

NfsHpAfs Tenn. hra'dneAf f}1A,>.
Memphis Will bt tnrned out unmarked. TN.
branded, and without local habitAtion. 1t IN the
bettef OF eome that sho will thus escape payment
Of heavy load Of debt asddlcd Gu her BY rAseaia
and Thieves who called themselves Southern fte.
pub,Ieans. 1t IL 10 be hoped that she will make
hcreef master Of the situation, bnt VIC hare grave
Doubts about It.. We Can't zee how she will escape
comnlcsttona that will cndan8er good local gov
rrnn,cnt, which IL Indispensable to The prosperity
ofs Y,-t7ctsoHr0 Hsrdld tDtm.>.
Memphis cannot charge her financial burdens
on ihe +" "Ra,ltcals." They did not plls no the
mountain Ut debt from whici, II Is now sought
70 escape BY b|otttng Memphis OH the map Of
The world. It w0s the work Of eond Democrats.
Tie (krH d. conclusions arc logical, and will.
We feas, Lc vlndicated unless tins can work
Mraclea.
, 1879-02-05
Our fI.fiI Goldfish.

This country IL preparing to raise It's own
cod.isA hereafter. atII thus do away with Tic
e1peuslYs busluess vi paytug EnRIaud for the
privilege Ut fishing around promikcuously.
Prot. Baird las u c0uplo Ut jars continuing
n, ,O0Q yot4ng eodtsa1un exhibition In u1.e ot til,
Ut Washington, ul,l ho " try
iug to show the lucu.bcrs that . cula4h aris-
lt,erucY can be gruWA tu any size Ia tha ouui,-
try, with lle ald Vt III appropriation from Eua-
Eress. The young rod l. much n.uFe ,lcltcate
tt,an she ill!-xsowu aEtlcis which Is kicked
atUut the floors OF cornsr.gtocerics, as.d It
things should bo encouraged II would come
cAxater thau nahcEt -claiiux.
, 1879-02-05

Charirstoh u. ca Hf,cs tikin.1.
It propet to remember that, no matter how
fertisu It n,ay be, III u,attcr bow cordial nnl
agreeable Its people may be, any Southern Ststs
IL at disadvantage, VIXEN inviting Immigration,
II 1t cannot say that It pays ts debts The I'LL
migrants whom VIC wunt aru nut tEampa AMI
pAlipcrs, but Intelligent ulAl cnterprlsIng men
with some capital; nsi tl,cEe ars the yery nIe,l
who luok with suspicion upon community that
Grades the {,ayluent of lts obligations.
, 1879-02-05

lFHshinUtaH TUts (Dfm,).
Blaine pounds; Elmunds cuts. Blaine has
vlgor; Edmuufls has nerve. Blaine wieds bat
tle-ax; Edlnunds carries the Identical Damns.
Gus blade that Wendell Phillips g[ges in bis
"Iost Arts" vbtcl, was fcxiblo enough for
corkscrnw sheath. nlalne's sarcasm Ia = robust
aiIaIr,-a mnttur .; Alchca Anl ayotdupulH;
Edmunls' is Of unknown qualify, aud reminds
one Of chain-lightnny.
, 1879-02-05

lnss. with the alternative Of losing her life.
degrading him As wild beast, she threw him
atcly threw himsc[E On bis back, and having,
like playful cat, amused himself for some
time throwing It tla In tue slr mi ratchIng 1t On
hts legs, proceeded to t'cvour It. lie wnk foun,i
by prlicccunstaIle In this interesting al tttudc
The fadyh hat also In t,ia pos4raslon, 10 that
he would have had varied fcpapt.
, 1879-02-05

It was neat and Jocular. But this thing Of
looking into prtSatc kilograms became ubnox-
lpus when tif tiphcrs were translated, and the
Indignation OF the Democratic newspapers Is
very mich on tic Increase.
, 1879-02-05

U0ff0H Tf0bt4
They should hurry up that poor mans $40
bond. It is Just tic thing to promote thrift and
prosperity in the country. When every iaborine
nia1, has Government bond In his pocket, lie
will begin to study the mysteries Of finance:
an,l, ot,cc achulaT, he Will learn readily, uni
atl financial shalns will be knocked Ia Tie head
wheu clection-riAy comes.
, 1879-02-05

176HHF 9o1FHd4 tHfb.F. =
The old Democratic party so ruined the
national credit that Buchanun's Administration
had to beg for funds at an enormous rate OF III
tercst. But tho new Democratic partx-tllc
Coaiederuc7 ut to4tsy-has SO utterly destroyed
tic credit or nlaty oi the Southern States ii,At
they can't obtaiu penny In any money -market
If the world.
, 1879-02-05
1Ioo,lar Raha1lIon Ax.lnat 1lent1r1cka.

.Stn albany tInd.l LEDGER s.a.dard tHsm.).
The Leslqtr- Standard prefers Tildcu, Dayar1,
or any other bard.moncy mAu, with = hard
money ptatform, to Hendricks, Thurman, Voor-
hees, or any other soit-monsy mau and a soft
money platform. Tie fight In 1850 must he
made Oil Democratic principles, a,ui thusu WHO
advise Otherwise might as well hunt their holes.
, 1879-02-05

Nfi0nh!A fTfnH.1 Afa31HfAt f7Na,1.
The Augusta Chronicle Eays t3eorgia would not
vote for lilttcn. Which the satue Is stuf xnd
nonsense. Georgia will. vote for tie Cardiff
Giant, Hcorge Francis Train, or tie King of the
Canntbal Islands. II labeled "Denlocratic
nuulincR.O
, 1879-02-05

As to the responsibility, II Is easy 10 see be-
forehand the line Of Mr.. Tilden'a defense. lie
viii swear absolutely that he had no knowledge
ol the conspiracy, or Of any negotiations in bis
behalf which involved the Use OF 1uonry. lie
will say that he was approached Indirectly with
some hslch proposition, but refused poInt-i'tnns.
a'"t frowncl the consprators out Of eaunie-
napcc. Nephew Iel;nt1, who nov takes biz I'LL
timens Mt Inc Everett fiuusc, wlll bc put on tt:
etai,d TO swear that he dsi make suc a1roft np-
proaG!rs to Its uncle IN ]nyor of the roparycncrs,
but that Tic old man, witt. IT Ison'an Virtue
hardly to haye been expected In a railroad,
wtcckef, rebilkcd hin, and vetoed the whole
leave Marble, "cc,i, Gordon ts Co. with tlse
haK tn hold" 10 llse MI agricultural einliIe. II
only "Mu1cs" wbtill Iuso nix temper ulnt tasist
richueaa.
, 1879-02-05
CURRENT OPINION.

4 Vacancy Filled.
.Bafdh4 Ef1rfss tRtnj.
"Titden has bought anothcr mnte," SAYS
Western paper. We thought the vacancy
arising from the absence Of Mr. reaton wouldn't
long be uniilted.
, 1879-02-05


What ts the Use ot keeping cavalry On the
frontiers Of State IL whose vcry Capital Mar
sl.als aud Shcritfs 70 for otss Aootller tn tile
frontier faahto1,; aud why drill companies In the
tlse ot firearms when q fusifada II kept up
through tile dead hours Of Aight by druakel,
ueb4uclecsf
, 1879-02-05

4 dublin Journal ststes that recently man
tpa1desl tkteu lady IL Leeaoa Purk nys sLil-
, 1879-02-05

Nm ,'nrk Graphic tlnd. R.p.I.
Mr.. Ttisien will nav proceed 10 swcsr,
"suipmc," that tile cipher.iis,a patches we're ln-
advcrtcntly sent without his knomlclgr, for the
purpose Of promoting ClvIl-ScrSiee reform.
, 1879-02-05
THE COURTS.
Condition OF the German Savings
.-.LaW Points Decided.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits, Grim.
ina! Business, Etc.

Mr.. o. II. Horton, Assignee Of The German
Savings Bank, fllc.f his monthly report yestcr-
day tn court, which Il a. folows:
, 1879-02-05

Cincinnati Cu4nEnsFctut.
A new Senator has come out of the West:
lie lives In Mfssouseo, hta name 1t Ia yets.
Wltrn hung on hIs Wnshfn4ttn peg. tiey viii fnd
That he's one Ut the old dntihIe. breasted
1uH.necked, R!tal.balltea. Democratic kind,
, 1879-02-05
CITY REAL ESTATE,

N thfa eoan7. tAfst tines f.is 1s ern1s ptr N,
ser7fen. EoeA additional Hnt, ~ crnf,
, 1879-02-05

MOSICAls
IN tbfs colHn,n lA,te lines t,s = cents per tn.
sfrtton. Edch da<IHfonof i.ne, IL etu&x.
A sTEtSWAT BONE ROSEWOOD CASE.
caryF leEH ~lI&arf ptan0. e-euu.anh In terIvrt
order Price. s75 ea1h. Cs he sern tile routlis Of
v, ~. kfAtlttLL,
Corner state And ADAM. .Et1,
, 1879-02-05

ffok sALE-A uHUn sT3GK A*p lsAtN FARM
r, f:, Marton % 1oTn.ho Is gun!y acres
nuilduxs. orchard. and tour wrs VI waLer. win sclI
% frsautthfs rrns For further aipty 10
0ko. KElflf. boz A3, Dixon. Ire Gount5, Illinois.
lfOiI .sALE-MtcEiiuAN FAiN-asi ACIEy 0T
l. Ce,!.f :!vss. 1tnnmoner tYnnty. Michigan, !Eo
aeres All tAfnE lsnd II oEfe. ntH!cc nine lncr; VIII
farm. y. 4. kEitFutlT 4 To-, nj tttarrnf,1. It.
, 1879-02-05

4 rAED-TilE UNION FURNITURE To-. -
~ Weat tIaasua A., sell vi xf444 Vt huu1chu1l
gvods saulthi1 gsr:at+: low pslcss: sAsJ tesns.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-03
TWELVE DAYS I'm LOVE.

1t was cold night in January. PEG.
pie were hurrying along through tthe
binding snow-stsrm, battling with the
wind that howled and moaned Jut by
turns its story of woe.
Hugh Remington and his friend VII,
liams, glad to be out of the storm, had
settled themselves in gown and slippers
Tor quiet evening at home. The shut
tiers were closed and the curtains drawn,
and on either aide of the hearth was
placed the fayorite chair of each. These
friends had lived together in their bach
el0r quarters Tor more than two years.
Everything in the apartment showed re,
hned tsate and wealth. Some said that
it all belonged TO Hugh, and that he
made it home for his friend, No one,
however, knew this to be true. Hugh
wss quiet and reserved, seldom spoke of
his Affairs to any one, never laid any
special claim to anything, hut allowed it
TO appear that all things we're equally
shared. After the evening papers had
been read and discussed, the two sat
talking OF days gone by, OF little episodes
IN their lives. Hugh was in talking
mood, and mad told several good stories
of his past life; stopping snddeniy ne
exclaimed:
"Did j ever tell you OF my love Tor
the widowf"
''Eo," replied Williams, "iets nave
it,"
81" Well" said Hugh, taking another
cigar, and looking very serious SIS h
leaned back in his great easy chair"
met her in Paris"
Met who2"
"(Oh, never mind who. Be eonten
that i am telling you the story, and
don't ask for names. i thought of her
as the widow 1t is sufficient title."I
"Well, / WON'T interrupt. Go ont
30 Hugh continued:
81 was calling upon my old friend,
MIR. Lee, and while waiting Tor the ser
want TO take her my card, All odd piece
OF rbric-a-brac standing in the corner OF
the room attracted my attention. i got
up and went over to examine While
thus engaged, the door opened. Il
turned, thinking it was Mrs. Lee, when
oh! what a beauty met my sight $50
small that she looked like q child, large
deep blue eyes that came out from under
q mass of Light golden lcurls, a small nose :,
and a rosebud of mouth. She was
dressed in deep mourning, and i thongiit,
as looked at her, that i had never seen
q more beautiful picture She DIDN'T
see me until i matie slight movement,
which startled her. Coming forward 4
said:a
"'flfightened you, did j not9'
80 Yes; j was not aware that there
was any one in the room. You are
waiting for Mrs. 4.ee9' And she gave
me the sweetest smile, showing q most
perfect row of teeth.
Z" Before i could answer, Mrs. Lee ap-
peared and introduced us. Mrs.-
was making Mrs. Lee short visit prior
toher departuFeto America. j was glad
of that, as j should then have the
pleasure of seeing her again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-03

1t is albaae ball where only one lady
msnopoilEes partners enough to have
Ient win Say 20. f''AN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-03
THE yvHnD,s MISTAKE.
Oh, iiol
Merriiy o,

Oh, hol
MerriIyO,
fine winter wind set cut TO blow
He mufled his coat up to his chin,
And puffed his cheeks out 30 begin,
With fiurries of snow- flakes fsathsrwise
From his CAP blown over his keen. cold eyei
go, hot"
He muttere1 low,
"IIl make things danes wherever / gol'
And first he came where Ion, elm boush,
Though stripped Of its leafy earn.ent now,
Held in It's fingers, swinging, what
Was dangling ntoney-poucal me thought
so, no!
I'd like 10 KNOW
He cried, '"who wove and tied this 30
IT'S a n,iser's pocket made to mold
Far out of the common reach his gold
PHI ehi,k and Jingle II we'll about,
And taen tne isugned) III eaapty 1t outl"
q, no,
MerriiyO,
With his puaed-out cheek and festher Of snow,
He shook the branch with wicked giee,
Bat naver a ehink or jingle heard he
Rot CLEAN Of coin nor a trinhet slions-
All that the pouch once held WAS sons!
90, hop
He whistled how,
AS las shook 1t each way, to and iro,
. It's only birds nest, after all,
But, ali, now firm tor thing 60 small
Only mothers skill could tsiDe
These threads and shreds 90 colt and fine
80, hoi"
Pllleave 1t 90,
For the sake OF the ortols whose care
In thesummeT weather hung 1t therei"
And le shontei louder than ever "Ho!"
With his puf5ei -out cheek and leather of anoH.
And he started out again to GLOW.
, 1879-05-13

fxp,AxAroLIs, Ind, May l2.-Thc Jennings
County election conspiracy trial commenced In
earnest today tn the UniAal States Circuit
Court. The Deputy Dlstrtet~AttoFncy Hatia the
oreung statement, giysng the "details Of the
p,an agreed upon bctween the leicndan.a and
ous setioysrn. who happened to ~ Govern
ment detective. 10 Import les men from Jaclx-
ton into .TeunlaEs County. Gov. Hendricks re-
piled far the ttctcuse, usd proposed TO show TINT
It ~as impossible for 80 many men. living 80
l!stant from oach other. to snteF tnto
conspiracy, und also tlsat the solo eyt-
dcuse OF Government detecttvc, who
could not outer into the conspiracy, nnl,
therefore, tho defendants could nut be Onunu
t,y hts Testimony. After thu opanlns state
mcnts, Wllicl, wcre lengthy, Mcioveru took the
stand, an.l hegar hIs story IN detail: !le Is
Young lstshman Of q ycags at acc. liz LOST one
lcg by railroad asyideut At 8eyulour, Jarkson
County, Wlsetu ha lives. atnl llaa rendered tho
Government good servlra ~ dctect!ye, paTt!cil-
]aljY III breaking ~, thr Mccarthy -lutttnhousa
gaug Of ct.unteftcstess, which nade Seymour
lis headquarters.
Judge t;resham dlsMisscd tie contesnrs pro:
sccdluca "a To tho Sheriff Of White County ul,(a
othpgs engaged witt thu In resisting tl.e process
at the Court under orders from thu llon: Anson
Wolcott. liz withheld Judgment as 70 Wolcott'
who was uat prcaent.
, 1879-05-13
Tie otl.cr psrts woru, equally veil sustained
a!ml n charming performance was tho result.
"Ulplon,acy" ail the week.
IfAYEnLYsa,


The second week Of; tho colvli1c Trounc's
season was opened with toublc bll,-"rlT-
t'aff " md "1l,c Chicago Bcl,ooncr Ptuafosc."
r'Ilc former is French triTe, Angiicized by
Farntc. 1t Is Ensl,cr clever IN t!ea, but dcctdcd-
ly i,lmsy tn construction. Sfarie Williams whs,
o. o.. .eouise tho hcro ;aHl ths played Ia t
vEvaclty; Mile. fsofeau warhlcd pleasfngly q
couple Of djtties; f1ill did y &" buttons y with
the appearance Of the Fai Boy IN "rtekwlck,"
utI1 with fnoru ttlan tho check 0f A.(raf J.h1Ie
and the minor parts wefr oil takcpa "A veil rs
thc a2nzy texture o. 'ts pese rtrm'ttssd
major share of the sTnninE's pia'fdlts. i,,'r-
iet1uinx "Pinaftre ;" Is iike pntnttng tiis l.tT;
nn,l ret Considerable fnu, uf The muslc.hall ami
Ethfupian-Inlnstrel Variety, was injected Into
the music belongs to tln old fayorite: but The
words, #, many it,stat'ccs. hare suffered an AZ
full change, tic fresh nlAtcral being largely
drawn from the vernsctilar o. The MY
York and Chicago Eamsn' fius VIII.
tonie rsua.Ion ljsn Slasinloy !1a1o np well,
and acted funnIiy, - Tie Canaidods l'ob.an /;
f;ugenIc Paul, thpugh sptttcr ogcrwcIghteti with
her first Gong, got through with It nicely alter
quite game stfugElc,. an,l In actfoM did full
Justice TO tho "1lzzy" heroine; hr F.rtt fostsf'.
Sir. Dexter was "a sweet slngcr". Of me
part Of Ralph ; al1 the other male character.
,rerr respectable; and tlle chorus went through
lis work In crcdttable snauncr. A few Of tlI:
points made were rather cOarse: but their
hnmor apparently covered t,'ca with the tnantlo
sivns Of amusement: hut 1t ta to be doubted
whether Atcssrs. Sullivan and Gilbert, Il they
tah witnessed the performance. nnltld have
fully participated in the general hiarity.
, 1879-05-13

"Madanc Fayart {" for The first time In Amer
tn. It made decided and very farosabfe in.
preston. The hcoYu f. by Jacques Offcnbacll,
and Ia writton IN Ills hest vein. Tie music Is
light a,sd tne'odioua., The brisk atni catching
airs which havc principally made Offcubac1'
fau1o,s follow each other in rapid succcsslon
tllroux1, !" Madame Favart," md t!;r opera moyes
with rapIdi,y which was wl,alIy hacking 10 The
"l.ttsle Duke" The story, too, Is rather more
ingenious than the nyerHge plot Of French
operas, md It has a. hasor Of smut
about # which canimends. the piece to
tic favor Of delicate New York audfcnca at
once. Aimee, Rsphan1, Joua1d, Mezsercs, Ja.
teau, aia Dup1an pl.yed The pr:nsfoai, parts I
t1tis evening, antl all Of Them wcro welcomed
tinuonsly nppIauded. mud all thu principal soIos
were repeatedly rncored. Aimee herself wns At
her l,cst ami Hapltae' improves! the opportunity
to show lIlat she was MI arsst of great deal
il,orc than ordinary tliltv.
Haverly's Atnstolons opened at Col. SiHn's
Drooklvn Park 'rtieatro 10 thu largest au1lcnco
That ever gathered in the building. Tie party
Will fetnuiu there two weeks. lTuuI1Et~
, 1879-05-13
FIRES.
CHICAGO,

About Q 40 Sunday evening tho hanging lamp
in the hallway Ut the third iloor OF the Superior
Block, No. Il Clark steeet, burst aud scattered
the burning oil over tic floor and walls. The
watcilman, j. II. HARPER. hearing the uuisct nm
up staiEa and. in cotnpnuy with tho engineer,
Ind short b1t decisive fight With the tamet,
nu1 1nalv got them undcr control. BY :hctr
timely uction serious conflagratl0n was pre-
vented. This Is the occpud titne that lamps
have burst IN this building, aul It iaY possibly
at some time be d case of "threc times and
out"
The alarm from Boz So at 9:24 o'clock was
cntlsci by the explosion Of a Kerosene lamp at
Nc. t4o Dayton street. No 'IainaGe-
Tho alarm Of fire from Box 81 at II 40 ycs.
terday morning was caascd by fire in shed Il,
MID occupied by John Purchrt. Cause, children
a daughter Of Aid. afcNurncy extlngulshcl the
fire before the arrival Of the engines.
The alarm from Box i25 at O'Clock yesterday
morpIug was caused by fire in the two-stUry
franc house No. 412 West Madison strcct,
owned by j. E. Ketzmiller. Of New York, and
occupied BY William Z. Johnson, tohacronlst
and on the second floor bT George Il. Brown o.
dwelling. Damage, trtding.
The alarm from Box 719 ut 0 o'clock ycstcr
tlay morning was cauaed by fire on The roof >o
cottagc at No. IA AnFket street, caused By
sparks from passing engine.
The alarm from Boz e9f nt noon Yesterday
wBs caused by fire iu the tWo-story trick build
I'M, No. 19i Jefferson street, owned md oceu
pied By John Shea. Damage, 300: no losur
0ncC.
, 1879-05-13

restdcnce In Tnensy.lourth street. She had Just
returned with her husband, from an extended
trio tO iIle Pacific Coaas md Colorado, and Was
taken with t,nenmonla, which developed q latent
heutt dIscasc, mil ef1flcd life OF Grcat u1rfuf-
ness. Bl,c was highly estcemc,l oy iarge circle
Of ncquniHta1ccs, dearly beloved by friends,
anu many pour people who know how unfsillng
was her gcnrsots bounty will long remember
soteial Ntpasca II nj tribune.
Dxs tfo1rEs. H., May la--Cnr.fs Bates. one
Of the pioneers OF Iowa, and who was tho DEM
ocratc candidate for Governor 0f Iowa The first
time t3oy. Grl.nes Was efectea, died here to-day.
aged 10.
sn<esat Dfsndfrh IN Ter 7f:tsas
MADISON, Mny 13.-E. T. Titus an old resi-
dent of twentr-iour vcarn' standing. mid for tho
mat twelve years Resident UvcraceF OF the
morning Of iitabctcs. nRcti 10 years. ifo VIII be
buried tomorrow BY the Madhon Lodge OF
alaAon6,
, 1879-05-13
SALT RHEUlI ON BODY

And Limbs. Obliged to 20 about on
Crutohes. A Wonderful Cure.
Mkasns. WEEEs T. porrzR- Gentlemen: In
Justice lu those who nlsy suffer have suffered
and as a grateful acknowledgment at the cure
h1yc FccGlred from the utc at the CrrirrnA
KENEpfEH, l Voluntarily naake the following staso-
mcnt:
| hnvc had Salt Rhcnm on 1ny body and on ono
leg IN a very aggravated form fdr eight years. No
kind OF treatment. Or medicine. or DOCTOR during
this time did me aay permanent good. nv friends
In Nai1un and elsGxfeta khow that have been .
great sufferer. and that my condition At times has
becn such 10 make mt despstr Of c1cr being abba
10 find cure. or evcn relief. In fact. when !
began the use of CuTcuaA. my limb was 50 raw and
out the akin cracking and bleeding, and was Obliged
tn 60 about on ctulchcs. ! commenced 10 nae the
CuTlCrRA In April, and At once realized tts BENG
hcta! effects. 1t Gradually dtcW the inflammation
and hunor 10 the surface, and. a. fast us It appear.
ed healed It. At times large quantities. would conc
to thu surface, causing burning heat, Inflammation
swelling. anl itching. which, under the constant
use OF CU1lcrAA, wnula rapidly subslde and heal.
Each tic these outbrerka grew 1css au 1eaa seyefc
nna finally 6(aappcarea- leaving mo PERFECTLY cured.
used tho CCTfCtAA lyo months, and took the ftE.
8oLyExr most OF the tlnaB, which were. tho only
remedies ! used. think the ftEaoLvfNra very
STRENGTHENING and purifying medicine u take IN
sueh sxtrenc cases nlinc tecaleo the dIseasc Il
20 weakening to the syste,n.
Very etzts!n''y your. ,a
Mrs. ASA Il. BLOWN.
AALpEy, Mast., Oct. 1b, 1873.
, 1879-05-13
OBITUARY.,

L1rTts tocK, Ark, Mar 13.-R. 4. Carues,
lsto Freight agcut OF the Memphis Railroad,
died this morning.
Ocu. Douglass II. Cooper, brother of the late
United Ststcs Adjusant General Samuel Coop
or, died at Port Nasha teW days Aimee.
Sptehs1 I1t,iA.tsA to 1hs 1sinI,lk-
WISoA4, MINI, May 13,-Joseph ". Whit
thIs city, died it Arcadia Alneral bprlnYa Sat-
urt!ay, afser lung t1lnsss. fie loayus wtfo
al4t thsee ch,IdEcn At Chatilsl1- ....
kkw fonx, A4v l2-tass. Jamea ", tinou-
ton, wills ut the lenesal AEont Of thu New York
Associated Press, died this evening Ut tho fsmlly
, 1879-05-13
AN INSANE WANDERER.

t, "7HfH1 UI9FAa1cH 70 TIT T1biI5F
III. ra4H' Miell., May 12.--Afrs. John Kee0ap,
le,, M ha W lae sa1son Of the Episcopal Church,
,n.s "9nlo m saoat midnight Saturday, and has not
, s. ueeh iound. 8hs had been laboslnx uuder
urtss p;.!tJ arrangement fos aona days, Sat.
eA1n.a aa1Eht while licr husband Waa aslecp eha
but ~ IA i'sasoueh window, taking no covering
III t.se e'a gown: Hha bud aatca nothing for
lonr .s,, sn.l, IN her weak condition, could uok
&sy. 's''s Carried on In the surrounding ooun-
, 1879-05-13
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

At 12,40 this morning Gottleh Wnest fell ont
Of aeeo1dstory window at No. III Wost
Twenty-serond street, and was picked np uu-
couscI0us. Dr. Church, who attended him,
docs not think his injuries viii provu scftous.
Wuest was drunk, md fell nsfeep while sitting
on the wtndow.stll.
Inst night n1an nAme41 ]. j. Quinn Has nf-
reetel [or snatchlnx $40 bill from d ,nnt1
named John Daun,ar., In bagnE0 on Union
street kept by Jennc Holland, which place ia
becoming quito notorious for affatFsnf the kind.
1tle. two had been out drinking and caroustne
all the cgeu!ng.
, 1879-05-13

m, ,.,r that tho present worsn weather Is 1i11-
favorable for CARRYING ont JoE ntAckbohs,s
threat, 10 Wit; ITO stay in Wasn'ngtonf fant'1
n.,aitton froze over, md Lien fight The Nepub-
Rs.n. v On thu tcc.'' At Inst areounts Jos waa
drinking .cea.setnouada With If IN It, ciaa IN
,tnrk trousers {ac mean jon a''d not the drtnk),
and tanning himself With his ttroElsc hs"spa'
-. the Southern States.