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The New York herald., 1879-03-19
the care Of kind mother and will be happy 70
love and for him the same ne If he my child
NARY g. OLIVER

is him
.as OLIVER TO J. R. noyWss s:n,ss;ds ss,s "a .,, o.
This morning received your letter am not boarding
Yss' Saaf s"' s's '
fs s% ,oa s 'S nr Do know auySn
Have you learned anythins' Tie prsasher follow.
M; in.isssd. sss.ssi ssss rsfassd xi:i
Ss saa eos S s'Ss S
s, him here ssa Tor
% win awsy s. ad 70 hear you %s as you
friend of General Cameron.
MRS. OLIVER TO GENERAL BEN BUTLER.
In this letter she states that she understands Mr..
Butler is interested in the between her and Mr..
Cameron. She says she loves Mr.. Cameron a.. the
same. but is orphan aud took the step che did in
sef.defence and II he knew the extent OF the injury
she had received he would approve of it,. He told
her he would marry her. aud to be slighted now
would be for her 10 be hunted down. She then re-
peated the same story about Annie Davis.
rnx WIDOW SENATOR.
side the railroad ns car, ~ when he had
ae Hn oSS he o m on se saw her n
ssanily % and forbid si;;ns Sy beg
told dsasse ,Sd her .sS.5 what she
Paw; : s y"S ~ sss sss.
Ss loved: Mon the sire, and tell
% aSa ssn hns s% h am
sure changed Mr. Cameron. heart from The great
hs sss aSs and Keep give
OLIVER THE SENATOR.
In this she suggests that the Senator see the Secre
tary of State. William NJ Evarts, about obtaining
position for her. and II he expected God to help HIM
the TO England he had better make amends
for the injustice done to her.
MEETING THE CARS.
Under date os March II. 1877. she writes to the
Senator stating that she has called ut Senator Sher
man IS that morning and pleased to meet him
the cars She wants to see him aud tell him of
thing for his interest and good. She says
have told attorney this morning would not have
what to say il he should come to see you.
PROPOSING A COMPROMISE.
DEAR SIaI will accept $4,000, with the 81 QUO hevo
already received from you: and when you give inc
the $4,000 in my hand. then and there and for
II the attorneys have now engaged insists on
suppose I must submit them. told
them would inerfere but have always told you,
would accept 400 with the one have received
ONe Brown object, can pay them FOR the trouble
they now at and perhaps that Will do; but in any
know Annie Davis has injured me talking about me.
You have sadly disappointed rejected ove broken
my heart; taken my virtue; off, broken my heart
forever. Come or send to me- at No. 3!s Ponnsylvana
No talk Mrs. Ffxhugh about viii
only get you into trouble
can make settlement with and stop al those
mischief makers Then will return home
In letter to Mr.. A. G.. Riddle she wishes that gen.
and with what Mr.. Riddle has for her. together with
the $500 already received. she will call all matters
finally settled.
In another letter she says she will take $1,000 in
addition to what has been received and SIS per
month position in the department.
At this point, without concluding the crossexam-
ination. the Court adjourned until tomorrow
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
NAPIITIIA GAS.
Change in the Mode Of Lighting
the City Of Churches.
COAL GAS ABANDONED.
Economical Reasons for the Adoption Of
the New System.

On and after the first OF next month the great city
of Brooklyn will be lighted with naphtha gas. instead
OF coal gas As there arc 1896 lamps in the city, of
which l4.l45 are in nightly use. it may be inferred
that somebody has big contract on hand before
the arrangements can be called complete. The
chief reason given for the change. which is ordered
by the Board of Aldermen by vote OF Is TO TO- its
economy-a measure especially apropos just now in
view of the fact that the appropriation for lighting
the city is not sufficient to pay the bills Of the gas
companies. Brooklyn has been very liberal in its
appropriations for gas bills. the amounts for the
mast twenty YEARS heinn as fnl1ows:-
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
BUSINESS PICKING UP.

At the close Of business in the Custom House on
Monday evening it was found that 300 registered
tries OF merchandise had been made that day. and
that many were offered which had TO lie over
until yesterday This H. the largest days work that
has been done in the custom House since August l.,
1872, when the tari went into effect. Even then
the bulk OF the business withdrawal entries.
The amount of duty collected on Monday over
$S0OO00. This activity in importation is attributed
" o healthy revival In business.
The New York herald., 1879-03-19
WHAT ALBANY POLITICIANS THINK OF THE RE-
MovAL OF GUMBLEToN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

ALBANY, March IS, 1879.
Some Of the Tammany politicians here discuss the
removal of County Clerk Gumbleton with good deal
of acrimony. They are not mild in their expletives
in condemnation of the Governors action and con-
tend that Mr.. dumbleton has been sacrificed
for political reasons. They. too. claim to
peculiar deal in the acquttal of tho Register and
insist that Mr. Locw's head saved simply to
effect object not yet entirely clear. The truth
to be in the Leow that the Governor took
into particular consideration the excellent char
acter of that official aud his energetic efforts
to reform his departments after his attention had
been called to certain abdbcs the outgrowth Of
mon usage for about half century. The appoint
ment OF Mr.. Thompson. however, 10 considered
throwing down the gauntlet of defiance ut the feat of
Comptroller Kelly. and no hope is entertained
of peace between Tammany Hail. at present organ
lied. and the Tilden- Robinson administration. An
other story comes to me from prominent politician
satisfaction to Comptroller Kelly that arrange
ment was entered into by some of the Tammany
leaders that IL Loew were retained they
would be satisfied with Gumbletons rc-
moval. In such u decision was not
arrived at, it is further alleged, threats were
made that Tammany Hall would oppose Robnsons
denomination. and the fight should then go on with
out the slightest hope tor harmony. The present
bitter dcnunciation OF the Governors conclusion by
Tammany partisans, in view of the truth of the
above agreement. might be construed simply
inaugurated to throw of suspicious 10 the real
de nj behind the scenes
, 1879-06-26

r, me T. llat ID eray didn't d'atance The black
, ~ tse serond hent! In ten nnusca was blind
oilo,! up ny y, shooter an started oMt 10 hnd
watcf-tIght long. | was surc he'd but tic t' job
Up on mo on the TRICK Friday night. Wo didn't
happen to meet. Friends looked out to That,
know now. 1iarncas wasn't no wi,oro
around an tonn!l l'n'd gono to the Boy. It
wasn't fort ty-eIGht hours atoro tho whole town
was howlin' With delight at the wny Hardy an'
med been eat qn. + vas tl,st c''sscd Harness
aray with lend, an then NIT Hardy I'M me up to
our little rame, Ut was," said Mr. l'rdsall,
with tcnre In his c7es ut tho mere memory, "tt.o
lowcst.down shsna1fgan that cg2r sa. played on
two ,. honest y mgn. on'y thlnk what would havo
!M,ntn for mo lust the same ns was after him.
The game "as blowed before ve did GONG to-
Eetticr, mn then after five lninutcst talk We
started for tlle lay 10 acc Harness. 1fc skipped
tust before M wo xot there, an, al.llougl, we fol;
of It's. They give him ]is .loso oror to
Picchc, though" added Mr.. nlrianfl. ehuorfully,
md tcn l'o sighed ind. rclapscd Into ,pbacco-
eulptfQ and silence.
, 1879-06-26
the fasositc CIT. Wo aro told TINT Immediately
Antcccdcnt to Eonfrdnrntion-.

Loysty and attachment to sie Mother County
sentiments never remarkably Htroh4 OF extensive
rcrc very low. Tho neopio grew weary of incon.
pnsent statcsn'tn md ot political 'deadockn,'
Not only 10, hut an unmEatakabte disposition WAS
manfcs'cd for IN hlIisnco with the ncghoossng
ncpubllc.
Tic wr1tcr gocs on 10 remark:
To speak Of such mixed population ns that nf
tho Dominion Of cAnnds. now consisting Of scven
Ft0tincef, ss ho!nR ioyaI, IL simply a dclnson:
Loyalty is dofncd M ddelftr. Or arm anil faithful
devDtion 10 sovereign; willie toYattst is repre-
scntcd to to ono who rcltglourly Processes and oh.
eetvrs m inv!oiatc adherence to monarch. Why,
!he Canadian Formulation oi French desccn. nun,.
he, he6s about 1.tS'. oo9j tho lfish population si-
.,ay 70 say p3othIng ot sw!,s. koswss'ans' Dimes,
Italians sraniatd<, En.sars, and even Chinese
an1 lapanese. How can Tho .peoplo ot such na-
tlonn}!tics he expected 10 fnr,n m attachment to
ths llrtlsh Throne, OF even tho british natlonf
Tho Irish. It ia we'll knowr nrc hostile 10 England,
and eyrapathxed with the Frnaan movement wl,c,,
raid was natte npon Canada. Not only 10, bit
they Ind formed rebel organizations amnng thoT-
aelycA. and no doubt wonld hayo aided tho In.
walters aad thciE project bccn successful.
, 1879-06-26
Il Novo1 Dfapute-Tows 1natsttnE ,,ton tho
Removal Of tho liotly Of q jew to a Jcw.

Noscl AisPate-''ews 1nalstlnE Nror tho
No,nosal Of tho holy Of q Jsw to Jcw.
tn,l Cemetery.
Patton tGH.l Correspondence Atlanta Dt,patcb,
About tho @]th Of Aprfi last Juw natncl
1irschberg died suddenly atl quito .lnes ,rcte<l-
II Il, tlls plaec. Next daT tic question arosa
Tue prope1 p'ncc Of burial. there being no Jcw-
ish cemetery ut ttla place. Atr. D. Bukofxor
bud been ono OF Nr. llirsrhbcrg's most Intimate
friends, md was In Charge OF Tho rts.,alrs, as
Nr. ltirsctlhcrs l,ad no relatives here. lie hui!
. hrotllcr in st. Louis, to whom Mr. Bnkofxcr
tclcgFaphcd In regard To the disposition OF tic
body. lilo renlted tIsat tho body should bo
buried here; Tie obiectors, who WeEo Jews, nc
,gulcsccC. 1t Seems to te very much against tho
lavish faith for u'etr dead to be buried among
Genttle.. Az soon as tiie aiEair became known known
many !cws tn tue Btate inssscl ON lii, rel,uyai
Of the body. 1'abb! browne ot Atlanta, ba,l n
correspondence With D. Bnkofzcr. 1t resulted
n & relusal on Sit. n'ss part to hayc
Rnnal alteration nnd litter feeling butwcen Dr,
Browne ntnl Mr, nuknfzpr. To-day tho question
came np before tho City Council on their 7ot1sal
tn grant Rabbi brnwno's application to cxh,l.no
htn,so'f aud the Jewish Church, an,l Mr, Dukof-
zar wcs present, but was Represented by Col.
bhl,mato, his attorney. A lively scene uisuei.
anst some pointed language, mose emphatic than
sSi1Tntsfy Ses.9s ro1yy, NJ vas nHai. tgs n h bstrsc
insisted on tl,c right OF ti,naelf and Church to
rctnnyo The botly, on Thu ground Ut the usage Of
te Lcws, Hnd that It wns tho tlcsrc oi tho de-
parted. expressed sotnu months before lila
death. Dr. browne addressed tho Mayor and
Council, commenting severely OIL Mr.. Dukaf-
zcr's c'slrse. Col. ehnlnate replied, holding
TINT the brothers Of thn tlca.t man had thc rfgit
tn dictatr - to where tho body s.uIu rest that
It was nut u,attcr which the City Council lad
it1le authority to consider: tht the law gave tue
right to u innn 10 bury Ills bro hcr aiyWlere fle
ptrased, Notwithstanding thu tenuts of this Jew-
tsll faith u the contrary. Tho City Council s,ts.
tatned their former reiuaAl to grant The applica-
uou. Ra5ha Btuwne will carry thu question to
tho higher courts.
, 1879-06-26

4 novel solution Of the problem Of subllyld.
tnK, the e'scItc light is claimed BY Messrs.
aioleta md Gebrnip, which IL explained at
lcneth tn the Srteat;ic AMsrieaH. Their method
is 10 haEo QUO central ll9ht, in Close connection
with the gonorrsor OF tl,u electricity, and to
distribute this Hight BY means Of rrtlec.ors and
lenses through pl|,es to tho street lamps, and
through public md private buildings, a,id 10 ali
points whcra It ID desired. BY this means tho
los by the dtyisiunot the current u avoided, aud,
thy rays bstnK reflected In strictly parallel lines,
1t Is claimed HAT the loss Of light BY surh trans.
Inlsslou Is hardly enough to be taken Into ac-
count at all: The lnyentors clafm u,at tlry are
able to produro BY their systcus l05 lighta per
horse power, giving luht equivalent 10 l,VsY
candles, aud Lhat tho coat Of lighting b less
than one-tHeutlsth tho cust Of gas.
, 1879-06-26
Father mil Two SIMS Marry D Mother anil
Two Daughters, and How the Triple Event
Resulted,

Resulted,
gina Encs tdrk.l G...<tt<.
AR. !. l.. Ho!conlb.n II gentleman OF Kentucky,
State. .for, several months, teils us Of a ratcr
remarkable, tl!o!.Es' hardly unprecedented
county recently:
o., on from ths line Of the railroad ana aside
III t1v'lxaton,-t.l ill.lelincatctl, In fact
that they hrc as half"worn tato on au a.lcicnt
cain srclvcfl old tnan koscbnry nnl I've sons
twins. Tue age of tic old man Is rather doubt.
nearest Of wllom arc within u ssono's throw,
tl.at ID, II thu stons bo thrown mile uad lIatf
tint lso Il abomt 10, Tle SONS, being twins, nru
abnut tl.e SAME aEc'-:7. Thu nsnrost hun,an
ss o"p aM NJ two taoaito, o@ta oif%n'sa iaas ny
say, ll!e laughtess Wera not twins Ut tho time
of their lrth and hare not yet nucccedetl In Ut
tanning tAnt point. Mr.. ltosepury fell deeply In
!oya 4 Witn Mrs " 0ena and tllo TWO sons, Robert
daughters, Mary and Rachel. Tic mott it,agln.
ablo Wholesale loYc-suaklug ensuct. The old
lnan uhu widow seemed dsYoted 10 each other,
at!h tte Younger pcnnlo were sufficiently 80 to
marry, whoh thuy all did on tho sa1no tiuy. Alter
tue eeremony tbs slx happy souls and Tho .sIx
hapnJ bodies repaired to tho residence OF thu
l'!,sb1nds. Everything worked stnoott,ly. This
osu man wns very Kind to l!s nuwly.made
'lis son John. Tho kipduras turteasc4l and tl,e
other matrl'non!al!sts uutvelcd, ono to another,
liin oltt man cvgu dfsregnrtcd tlle wishes OF bis
wlle a''sl Naetol snutled her Flreciun noso at
her Romanuosel husband. One morning about
two weeks after t!to marriage, tlle faniIy OF
several divisions discovered that the old man
nntl lsaclct bail guue. Searching uul not buInE
ahie to huA ti'esu, but, learning from forrytnan
tho family returncl. rrctsy soon au iutiuaacy
sprane M botwecn Isohcrt, Mnry's h,lsl,ant, nui
!l's old lady. Tic old lady was 50 wise und had
had such broad exptsicuce that Robert neYer
grew tired OF pro0tng ~ her counsel, Another
disaster. Robert uni the old lady ran away,
leaving John aud blaEy, WHO, seeing, as 1hsr
were not blind. u.at they wcro lett alons, clasped
themselves In loylug cMbracr, for It socn,s that
tlsy had loYcd each other from the 1lrst, DID
they stay OH tho farms No, sir. There Is a
mortgage on 1t. They packed ut,, anu, accord
Ing to tho fcrrytnan, went over Into Tennessee.
, 1879-06-26

4 writer tn tho London Ekaxats.sr asks The
io!lowillls question, u,V 2nswets 1t substantially
~ shc negative. W0 urs assured that Canada
Eoes veil, but TINT shoaid tlers he auy hkh,
somethlnx very different will speedily ba hnurd,
Annexation to the United States becomes then
, 1879-06-26

auEN1DAS's RIDE.
y sF g * ;ais' ss'S + lisauS ffsa
Some one has framed in pattlo hymn
Thu story Of hts Rngry ride.
Wlth srnt, drove aref In chA!ger'a side.
!}ayn fur tho poet who HwcctlY sfngs.-
uus this 10 The way wsr.gun ringal-
Hurry, rh!l:sheFidap.
Raco win tf,c wind.
Ontgnilup the river,
10 thg columns thinncl,
And TIM 1lneH III Il Hhlfcr!--
s!if Miao ,for tug T'cAm of your fortunate stat
lltdel- 'tts a roNt Of cnnnon and car,
Like drift In h;orsn OF cordtgs and spari
R!ds :s ';.or /; Tue stor. l,,.t burn q tl,e waf
Sheridan, rsdc!--
With blood on the BpnT,
And blood In tho aiF,
Hldes Isllet
With your hsl.nlcsa hntr,
Coming !. Sheridan,
11os-wild:-
spcck un ile hll1.
A H,ln'uw far lying,
Iuearnhtca will,
Dltnstnr dttyIn9!
Coming! where threatuHs ilIe cataracttg toor.
Anu crossing hts Eaa1op Tho Wild wayea pour!
GSn!'ng ha ~ wl;v.s hous q ts lightning toro
Coming Though Eends fruul tl,u dury Hnose
Brigade In ha pattI tho fllr1ca Of ynret
Sheridan cotneai
With bucd an tho spur,
Aud death In the nlr.
Co.31tst-.cunlrh!-
With nxa In his huir!
,u-rx, chnr,J.o,
ffisn @ NL:tvi % !aa''
nntrsii M. :,ccd
Fiji H. w,I,I htofa r,,,,s,
Iontirr tAry bleed.
....,... In the ktUftn Of tbe lIattfef
Turn viii IL. h"rsuet rit,.d ,s,th m'I tsn,' snH1'
jthlu!-,,r lin NV. tt,n, nnv, nn,,,,saaI .s
Ivni ;,ni ."e ia.'hs ~ 'n"t !ssn answered yoHe call
lfi,lr !~t,r Ihe @ smtt: ~ Vii ,.,i ~ li,sa ~.
(;un c,rror %n% a - i.'nn w ,t.sn r. ~ Ai
sh.-iGn" Iii .iI.; A'''s' aa" AN
viii hi"nT ~ ~, s,,x
a"d t,s ~. III IL tltS IL. st*'' ~
, 1879-06-26
CURRENT GOSSIP.

VEHS1CLEs+
TNK TnounADoUn.
Carly tronbadout
Twangti his guitar:
Ceased 4 n,ntdon then to fnorr,
And snatched moaanito.bns-
Whipped II around hcr form
In mazy. graceful f1lls-
And then heard that singer sing,
"Tnko Smiths Dead Shot for Coldsl,'
-lynte!tng Leader.
MISS COLUMBIA TO UNCLE SAM.
II you're waking, call tue enrly-call mo Just ~
soon ~ you've learned
That Congress- haa reatlT Cotton thsough-has
finally aljonrnctt:
For that will bo tho happ1cst nnws I've heard for
many Il morn.
And nnd the rest of tho folks will CRY: ''Thank
God that Mt Jas. they've gonel"
ALBANY s{oHFHuf.
, 1879-06-26
A MEAN TRICK.


The Captain Of Police Of the Central Etatton
wns yesterday waited upon by young man in
very large straw Int and n very short linen
coat, who llal tho particulars Of mean ganlc 10
unfold.
YOU SEQ, I'm right up to ai1 dolges," tlc cx-
plancd ns ho took a CHAIR. :" know look
green, md live unt hero among the cows and
owls; but whom any one picks tic up fur 1lat he
gets bltstcrcl.n
",tssst SOL scc,' replied the Captain.
We'll, dropped into n saloon down hero
awhile ago. 1ncvcr drink, but It's we'll enough
to 70 into these placcs once In awhile to let the
boys know you're alive and up to cloycr. There
was fsl'er thrro."
Is Ia that sush
"YGs. great big 1out who thought s1nett Of
turnlp.tops, u.sl TINT llc Ind slluiish OIL hook
Don't blnno lin any; but ilc didn't harc, oil
the same. Ho LAID down lump Of sugar.
S S!d I, tue s"9 sa%s' lie laid down d0|lar-1 cover,
"Ycs, tt's an old ranc, Whichever lump
ny 1T down ou i'Fst, tho owner WA to raka III
"Just 50. Woll. VIC sat there, and 'ione came
md went Tor lis ceiling ihcn another aae, came,
and walked ar1,nud hfa lump, rot hkccrcd. utd
AWAY tic llt1zzcd. Tllcn lite htg fcller laid down
another hundred cents, md tumb1ct. -Four
anIla,s l,ala ~ a.l more'n forty lites around.
short and flew awny, a.ld hitnc.by 'lonV cnue an
ol1 pioneer. with both eyes fn!l OF preserved
lightning. lie wa1lopnd down on the tnblc with
Il thusl. eyed both lnmps for minute, ind then
started fol. .ntIrc with his mouth open as,a toulh
on clcc. mad them four. dollars FUR and
aquarc, when what dye s'posu tiut big fcllcr
diu!''
"U Upset the tatlef'
No, he didn't. 1[o pulled out grra. bie,
revolver. as long as your arm, md shot three
legs ott'n that fy qulckcrn wink; and then
claimed 1t WIS d ~ hc'd been following six
months to got revenge on for biting hIs father!
call squire work! Wns TINT honorable to 70
nnd shoot tho pilfnr from under fly just be-
cause there was MUIicv uplH
..But what ean dol' nslscl tho Captain.
"Nothing; don't wnn't to kick and have
my ono arrested, but thought I'd tell you so
that you could look out fer htm. rhat lcllcv's
1ncannrse billed down. When a mnu will shoot
fly right away from white sugar hc'il ,t,1a rob a
bank os @ pick pocket. Hayo ths boys keep an
nc word. ! waut 10 look through the bars on
him md tell hitn that nlcnnness Is alwars re-
'sat.cd., whfle squire game pays 90 pei cent
proLt.h
, 1879-06-26

QUlp9.
And whore was Thomas Edlsonwhcn the cleo
trlc light went out.-BnGi.io Erpress.
There Isn't mucll romance In the existence Of
member Of u hose company-his life Is too
reel.
Missouri farmers arc reported to bo driving
posts Into the ground TO hang to when tho cy-
clones come.
a farmer On tho shores Il Lake Ontario Inns
hau nine acres washed ANDY III twenty years.
lie Ia evidently losing GROUND.
When baby sturs his too into bis mouth, ho
little rcalfzcs how hard it will be for him In latcr
ycars to snako both ends meet.
When nun docs us 4 kindness no cali hi m
brick, and whcn lie oocs us All unkindness va
want to bit him with one.-0A CitV Derrick.
Mr.. Parmenas Alix has furnished tho Detroit
F'ree Press with ncw song, to 10 sung by the
man on the drop, entitled "rm saldest when I
Bwing.h
Graudma-"Y Yes, children, wten va. Young
as you nre used TO walk In my slecp,H
Tommy (eage!ly-"say, grandma, what time
did you snako!"
When boy scrapes q llttlo slstu OF b.s
knncltics Whlo saw!ng wool for his mother, ho
makes moro ado about It than when he knocks
hts biE toc-nail OF In rt1ualng to lire. ThIs Is
reliable.
Isn't my poetry Of high orlcrin asked q
aprilg poct, indignantly, when Il dldn't appear
10 lhe paper. " 1t Ii, 1t lstn replied tho editor
rccollecti'lg that he saw bis wiio papcring he
garsot With lot OF It.
''Johnolc, what Is D mount" "Nn.no O, a
person, place, or t,llng.'' "Very ropI. John.
n!c: giyn MI example," "lland-oryan grll,d-
cr." ~ "Anl why is hand.organ grinder
tht!1rH
, 1879-06-26
TtNAFCNfC.

TTNAFOHTE.
Now tic avail. In stYlc asFaycd,
Roeth farih to promenade.
Int villa meath thu fcsYoe Of the snnbeat's r1anec
And 80 Ito hts collars, und hs tackot md bis pants.
-1oHktrs Udsttie.
Now the boy climbs mp tho trees.
And tho sortlant fruit doth aeizc,
And immediately Tho poison in ha stomach catnps,
And s0 do Tho ldgcts, aud the COLES, and the
cramps.
--E --Erch0nge.
, 1879-06-26

bco to It that your child n,esty with no neglect,
Wlail nick. usc for tho utBcasc4 Ut IabyEooi pr.
lulPs yabY syEup-lt never dl.appolnts 10 cents.
, 1879-06-26

tEftract fotn the po1n tv Fragrt4 w. fiueh rfad al
m The lS!h n Jun&J
, 1879-06-26
FEVER AND AGUE;

FEVER AND AGuE cured for fltty cents. There IS
an4 AE.ct md ali otles Maarous, 1iout.. scarct.
TXphod. Yellow, and other FeyGEs aded ~ !Snaws!s
Fifty cents per bottle.
, 1879-06-26

Some one has framed in batt!o hymn
Thu story Of Ills angry ride.
With spur drove dcer In ci,nrger's side.
bays fur the. poet who hwectly sfnss:-
uut this Ia The way a war.gun ringni-
, 1879-06-26

UNREASONABLE JEALOUSY or THE SOLDIER
We nsrcclva tl'tal tAal the INDISPENSABLE Ole
meat 0f force tn civil government Ia supnljcti In
thss iepat!lc. ufst, by tho right Of this 8hcrffI
Of the couatY to summon eYery CITIZEN above,
10 years Of a.o to his assist sncc--to summon
thetn sln:lr Or III bodies, armed OF unarIncd-to
beat dawn the ailetntes of public order, after
@ ;!ne "srn1'E;' at whatever cost Of suffering or
ltte. and 'u many uf the S.ates duo provision
Is made hy which the Sheriff u,ay sun,non to
Ills al the organtzc ml1ttla oi l,!s county. fuly
nrmrtt nntl ctlulpned ndrr their proper officers
n caSGs OF PROLONGED or grcatur disturbance,
te ealst Masstrata ;ss VI the State goes to the
hts ati tile armed forec Of the whota militia, ii
nced bt,-.thcorCttcallY every Citizen bnfween
tho ages Of IL md Ii, with the ar,us which tle
law Theoretically s,.plnses him 10 naye
issas sspsr ., shs poaes u, e., q os sk .su, s
h!c, ulore powerful, uYd to avid as ixr as posi-.
hle a re1ort to the military power to InaintsIn
order u thu larger cities, modern civilization
has un1f9r'nedf n1tl to some cxtcnt armed, tho
domestic ylolcnco or nsurrecttos, tic Irsiala.
ttfs i DO In session, OF II not, tho Executive
" ihe State, may call upoa tho PRESIDENT Of tl,u
uhlttd states, v tio has at Ills eaEyicc for The
restoration nf order tho militia Of all the statcs
ntA4es' Ihere is still another class Of necessi.
itcs gHlling fur afnei Intervention. For tho
t!esaoeht u sworn to support tbs laws. Many
i.lstancss arc snerliies! IN tho statutea Of ID
power 10 u&a the lalnl and naval {oFtcs u,ni Ia
IL in gsE,tral directed. In caso ol l,,srrections
a1s1nst state uoYernmaate, upon proper upnli-
caton to eall for sucl number Of lie mtlitia ~
any other State u SIates ~ l4o deems xufilciont
1 ,';x SUPPRESS s, ~ uo 1ns.lrFec'son. or 10 cm.
forrca Of The United .ststes as ho ds.,'ns c'n.
necessary. lle has Ike authority WHEN.
EVER. VI fca6oR " distractions, coujuatlpus.