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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-13

All fcVef, Re::s;ttant Fever, Dumb Ague,
s.ricd;cGl or Bilious Fever. &c. and indeed
/! 'ne affections which arise from malari-
s;t. b1arsn. or lniasmatic poisons.
if'i" IS ro,nround remedy, prepared with
s"'F"t'hc skill froar vegetable ingredients, which
IaiCiv fails IL cure the scyerc>t cases Of Ghills
1i'1: Fever an' the c0ncnmitgnt disorders. Such
= remedy the necessities Of the people in nala-
ilors districts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine yet discovered for the
care Of intcriniticnts is, tat it contains n0 qui-
niue OF mineral, aud those who take it are free
from danger oi,dulnl7fa or any Injurious effects,
and are as healthy after using it as before. l.
itas been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment of these distressing
disorders. and SO unyaryiug has been its success
that ithas gained the reputation of being int
,jhie 1t can, therefore, be safely recommended
sure remedy and specific FOR Inc Fever amt
&gue of the West. and the ChiiIs and Fever o.
~" south. II countcract5 the miasInatic poisua
IA 3hs blood, and ,rrcs the system from It's infiu
en"", so that fever aud ague, shakes cbills,
s,.,rc broken ~, bv it, do not return untu the
tl.SCasc Is again contracted.
The great VARIETY Of disorders which arise from
F'1'' irritation OF Ii~ poison. such Neuralgia,
rheumatism. G,.ut. Headache, BIiaine->,
n,ti ;ci.e. a,lrhe. Eatarrt, Asthma, Pal
9sitntjfn, >ptenjy Affections, II ysterics, Pa II
ia fI,s. sinwtIs, trliC. Paralysis. and ,i.ranSc
O. the stomach. all of which become intermit-
:'i:; or Periodical, have no speedier remedy than
N,t.:'> AGt J. CT!;r. which cures them all alike,
HS protests ti.e ,yctpin from future attacks. ~
orey snt;vc, il Is OF immense service i'll thoso
.'.;inn;;nites whcrc tcvcr ;,nA Aguc prevails a.
LAYS ;i,s. si2F js,i1e,,t of The disease If taken
lie FIST ::i;Il"'arh II the nrcmonitory -yn:p-
IraT"! rs .4,,t temporary residents are
...< e;!.''>O l.. s.h I.'-r disorders, and f'W
- ever unnr II the. ,.ri.: themselves ii TIC
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-13
Daily Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. July II, 1879.

Maximum Thermometer 1902. Minimum ZAP.
3. +. HOUGB,
SerEeant Signal Corps U. B. ATmy.
THE editorial from the Nashville
Banner on our second page will be
read with additional interest from the
fact that the editor, DR.. Clarke, is one
of the best physicians in the State.
, 1879-05-28
INDIANAPOLIS.
Inc Frce-mnsons-Bonrl Of Trade-Cattlo
Men.

The Frce-afn,on...no,r,, :,
Mch.
sess,a' N,'p'en 10 1nt Tribune.
1Sn4AHAfoIis. 1na., Mny n. Tho Sl1ty-sec.
ond annual meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF Free
and Accepted Masons Is In session. .rho r; +n,u1
Master tovs: nRcnor,. NJ on,ro,a .hsus -. ...".
", '. s W. W. ""M sa'ac'eot amount OF money
70 meet TIE payroll, pay NIL expenses OF the
session ot the tirand Lodge, pay ilc Interest AZ.
II may mature during the coming ye,r awI
,,"ht ,rho." I'' ". aooIt e''ooo on inc hoatnE
, 1879-05-28

| hars o cents On tho dollar. with the privilege
e. oty at tho Company's store, aud no whrrc
ese. tMs Ito YES in favor Of any bill that would
furnishing looplole Whereby the vcry md
SOUGHT g be nttaincd would be defeated, ii, that
II provided That II tho laburer s1o,ld
esrSs ecc,n In ns could contract to receive such
aes tIMt under pressure thov would al agree to
such contract Lie would favot a nill that would
compel e paSmont 10 lawful money Of tic cou,l.
Try Tor labor.
,Johnson opuosed thc Bit A. being Tue worst
blockade ever placed IN thc path Of labnr-thst
y enSs TO I'LL tnen, " Your credit ts worth upth.
,n1s 70 ynn; yoH cannot rlso Ivy your ewn cxcr.
ios. tnn II soti sonsrncs for labor you must havo
leetnally places the brakcs on progress. III
cited eSatn1'!cs Of rising Ii, thu world, lite not
10 reauy rash IN nosscssl,,n. but nluek n,mi ct,-
eIsy. esy Ho Thought IT an Infamous measure. I,.
mtdule men, II was a l,lt,Iranrc to them.
Lee, whilst no favored sonle features OF The
ON, t1ought there we're WRONGS perpctrutctI
toWatus 3ab0fcrs That ought to ba tIrhtcd. Ile
ease. 9"'s
~ par'nG The afternoon bills vero passed as fol,
House pi'l III, regulating the sale o., milk,
House Ri'l C5t,, amending Secs. 81, ii, md 1o
OF an act eonccrnins bastnrly.
l!ouas Di'i si}. ntncll'l;l,g ihc set tu rotation
10 fcncnG at'd opcrnttng railroads.
trout. - O'"'"-
Ht"sc Bill 1pi amending the act rcy.t,,e tho
InM IN religion 70 criminal Jurisprudence.
Aousc btil S1o, providing for tic time OF
openll1g AtMl closing polls during ELECTIONS Of
cities. towns, anl yEIfugcs {nppics solcly to Tho
4oWn ~ flora}, cans,tE polls sl!crc 10 be held
open lrotn 81. III. 10 p nl., Instead OF from
y. III. to 7 D. NJ.
House BEL :ss3, providing for tho protection Of
passengers Oh railroads,
House !'itl o, providing means for the tliscou
acStion o. territory from cities, etc.
Houae Bfll410, amending Set. 80 regarding the
ssssssnsnt oi property, and The levy and col
House btll ~, making an appropriation to
complete The Dorgtas monument
tlcc Courts. 81 "H''
II! House Dl! 1i7, relatlng 10 the cootrol Of pub
uouse Hlt "01, amending Sec. 1 OF thu net In
relation to lcnct1.g ind operating railroads.
,,sd na1er Oh bllis wore advanced 10 sccond or
th'ra scadl'lE, and the Senate adjourned Until
Tomorrow morning nt D:,O o'clock,
, 1879-05-28
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL Opr1oan,
WAsuIAaTos, D, c., NAV 2s-l d. m.-iudirn.
tlon; For tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee.
rising followed by falling barometer, stationary
or hscher temperature, variable winds. rencr.
ally shifting to souterly or casterly, aud ccn-
erally clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Mis-.
souri Valleys, generally lower pressure, oast 10
south winds, warmer, clear, or partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional local rains nos
sibly followed In the latter aud upper portion Df
northerly winds. 'N >S"'e'
For tle Upper Like Region, lower prcssurc.
sontherlT to ensseElY winds, warmer md cla.r
OF partly cloudy, weather. "''A e''A''
h, f1f fo1,I, ine Lower Lake Region, rising followed
soatne1ly Or easterY, nml slightly warmer. cicar.
AodAL COMBINATIONS.
, 1879-05-28

ers ont Of the amount. This SALARY would come
short OF supporting thctr families.
Efhasat also got OIL pretty good thing BY
G1nesf,ah9 1ns,.9 40 amendment providing, Tint The
men At 10 cents day to take the place OF The
| present employees. This amendment killed tho
| Lee.
Tho gentleman from Leo rss also ouc o, the
party 81 legislative jnnltccrs vho went to Chcs.
!Gr sMo "a Sa1asuay vt an expense TO ue State ot
10000 70 $4,000. nnd who may now b. aus
peetcd Of desiring 10 mako up this sim from tho
salaries of employees.
In order 10 retrtoro the time lost yes.erday.
The Republicans decided to hold an evening sce.
sion, hl adjourned In the nftcrnoon to 80 =. m.
T'le House met at 30 o'clock, and again tonlt
noisy and Improbable sesslon was held. The
few remaining eccthJns Of tle bill wero cons}tI-
cred, and IL MAS ortlGred to third rcatl4lr
The mEf|ion-dollnr ssehool.find clnafAe. ,ncurpo-
rated bY tho Senate, was passed without much
0nn Of the features Of tho day Was the Frest.
Ing OF S1G0 frotn tho talary OF tho Governors
eolofed eslea porter {ou motion Of The gentleman
51 ee d se Fssa I'D 1.s ss s.ssy and to- q ; ;sss
aas scerstarY Of the Board Of Public Chartics.
Wines has been faithful md ct1lceut officer,
md by insisting Oh reduction Of tic enormous
tnssttutsons has Incurred tlcir hearty enlnity.
When the tlneAtion Of making mn appropriation
for tsie payment Of the Sccretary'a salary c4nlo
t,p. eighteen Of the members Of the ring Of iii.
stftutona voted for q reduction, aud three
against It, making twenty-onu votes In ali, which
comprises the Whole number.
TIC Houss finally got ashamed of Its vote
cutting down The co1orcd tfoster's salary, recon-
stlcred Its action in lint regard before the ad.
jourl,lncnt this evening, aud relnstated tho
original amount. This actfon of the House NIT
the gentleman from Lee {rrusdcll) back where
he started f!on,t'hs morning. 80. -
The Legislative Appropriation bill, approprI-
attng StU, ,D00 for tho expenses OF the General
Assembly. received from tho Senate this alter.
noon, was read llrst time and advanced to the
order Of sGrond r:adIng.
Al lo:15 o'clock the House adjourned.
, 1879-05-28

s,nds haye for years been reItovsd IRON
cen. WIZ P9ot suffering, aeetoing children a5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11

which is the only remedy for the
prevailing depression in finances
and the miseries of the people in
the various countries.
End OF Kssngar Revolt.
MANCHESTER, Dec. "a Lon
don correspondent writes that the
I<ashgar revolt has ended by the
final and complete defeat of
Hakim-Khan of Tura, with u loss
oi | 900 killed. Hakim- Khan he-
sieged Tashkourgan with 5000
men. The Chinese garrison
numbered only 1000, but all
of Hakim.Khan's Kirghiz force de-
serted him, leaving him with only
1000 Sarts. Hekim-Khan retired,
with these into the country of
the Kirghiz, who had deserted his
ommand, which he ravaged, and
then started for the Russian terri
tory laden with booty. The Chi
nese from Tashkourgan overlook
Hakim-Khan on the 21st.
BrennAu Released on Bell.
CASTELAR,, Dec. 9.-Thomas
Brennan, the agitator, was con-
Quoted to Court yesterday under a
small escort, and was cheered by a
large crowd on the way. After the
evidence of the shorthand writer
and the police witnesses had been
concluded, Brennan was com mitted
for trial, and bail was accepted for
his appearance to answer. After
bis release Brennan addressed the
crowd from the window of his ho-
tel. He announced that whatever
he had said at Balla he was prepar-
ed to say again. His words were
loudly cheered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11
Raisins.

The telegraph advises that the
raisin district of Malaga in Spain
has been attacked by the dreaded
pbylloxera, but we presume, from
the date of the dispatch, not until
after the present seasons crop had
been gathered. Next year there
will, under the circumstances, un-
doubtedly be a falling OFF in the
Spanish raisin product, and there
is here an opportunity for our
viniculturists to profit by the same.
The prices realized for the Califor-
MIA crop of 1879 are very remunera-
tive to producers,the next promises
even better outlook; but it must
be remembered that only certain
varieties of the grape are suited to
produce q first-class artIole.-S. r.
Merchant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11

Pungent Comments ON Current
Topics.
From the San Francisco Morchsl

From the San Francisco Merchant.
That the harmony between
Hayes, Sherman and the National
Banks is rather too gauzy. Hayes,
who is very tenacious of the pat
ronage of his Office, Is willing to
surrender the money functions of
government to a dangerous combi-
nation, and Sherman, whose syn
dictate operations with the banks in
question have taught him where
the profit lies, seconds the motion.
Magnanimous Hayes! Disinter-
ested Sherman! Patriotic Nation
al Banks! Too bad that an unap-
preciative Congress will sit down
on your noble schemes.
That the President, while care
fully pointing out how Congress
can can save $11, 900, 900 interest an.
nually to the nation, by refunding
$500, 100000 of bonds falling due
within two years and now bearing
interest at five per cent. in four per
cent bonds, fails to point out that
by withdrawing $350,000,000 of
greenbacks and issuing bonds In
their place, $14. .000,0 will be adj
ded to the national interest account.
That it was a remarkably liberal
thing for the bonanza firm to sell
two of Coll Deane's new bonanzas
at'the present low rates, and most
people are of the opinion that
Deane's Imagination has run away
with him. Spectators don't give
away bonanzas for a trifle, after
searching for them for years. The
belief in stock circles Is that II the
bonanza firm concludes to let go
their grip on the Comstock, it is be-
cause there is nothing worth hold
ing on to.
That the Merchants article on
Cream of Tartar and Argols has
been reprinted by some fifty of our
country exchanges. We would
suggest Los Angeles as a good de.
pot for Its manufacture in Southern
California, and San Francisco for
the central and northern counties.
The only difficulty is in getting
salts.
That Grant, posing as q savior of
society and expressing the hope
that he will not be needed for the
Presidency, is, as Col. Bardwell
Slote would remark, st. IT," and,
Notwithstanding his professional
modesty and reticence, we think If
the nomination is offered him he
will go for it I'D. g."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11
gus Anstlts Aerala.
l0SANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
TERMS,
Is4puhlished every Saturday morning.

tSaauhlished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One sea: by mail or express, ,one copy..sSe
AK months. "a ...l &c
rhrsc " :" IL 90
Advertisements inserted at reasonable
rat9N.
All Kinds of JOb-&Ork done TO
Com pete with san Francisco fn
price, style, and Elegance OF Works
nsausfiip.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11

bB-Send along your Furniture, Stoves.
Bedding. Horses, Buggies, Wagons, and
other merchandise you may wish TO dis
pose Of
AUCTION every Thursday and satur-
de morning at II O'Clock.
Seal estate sales attended TO. n27-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Harford
(SanLuis Obispo) )and Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
BB-Passengers for San Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 300 P. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11
TO OWNERS OF LANDS.

The undersigned will be happy to re-
ceive particulars and olans of land Tor
sale in this county, w d view to in tro-
duce the same to the Ii 'tice of intendin
i'm migrants. Samples of any kind OF
produce will be useful and can be left at
my office, No. 10 Sprin street.
EDW ARD l.. GOAD.
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The News Condensed.

Canada.
The Senate will not act on the military
nominations till after the hlidays recess.
The weather is moderating in England
and on the Continent,
Severol persons are missing in the
region of the Hungarian floods.
1t is reported that the Shah Of Persia
has decided to send an extraordinary mis-
sion to Europe.
Senator Plumb proposes to introduce
bill providing a new article of war, for
biding gambling in the army.
Minister Chrstancy's young wife is
coming home from Peru. Lima don't
please her.
At a meeting of the Republican Nation
lcommittee yesterday. Dan Cameron was
elected Chrirman for 1880.
Certain parties in Oregon extend an i'll
vtation to 25O,OOO Southern colored
people to come to that State as permanent
residents.
Dr. j. S. Crowf'ord one ofthe oldest ply
sicianS of Williamsport was killed by the
cars while attempting to cross the rail
road track Monday evening.
Hon. T. C. Platt was placed on the Ma
tional Republican Committee for New
York. The convention will be held June
8 in Chicago.
The uniform of Prince Napoleon has
been found in Zulu kraal. Il was
pierced in many places in front, showing
that he died with his face 20 the foe.
The Sun and Democrat has deen sold to
II company of WilliamSport gentle
men, of which Colonel Jacob Sallade
is the head. The new company will pub
lish Democratic daily, but have not made
known who will be the editor
The Governor has ordered commissions
to be issued for the following trustees OF
the State Insane Hospital, at Norristown
John L. Hartranft, B. X Jamison and
Samuel VI. Bines, ofPhailadelphia James
Boyd, ofMontgoncry caunty, and Thomas
Ii. Brown, OF Delaware county.
In the Hayden case DasLconard J. San
ford testified for the defence that he eX-
amined the clothes word by Hayden the
day OF the murder; submitted them tC
four tests TO find blood cOrpuecles or
crystal, and failed to find either, but
found dust, pollen Of plants, and wooler
particles in what were supposed to bt
| blood drOtS.
The Springfield Republican expresses
the opinion that the present rise in prices
is not likely to continue permanent
Prices will not for long time perhaps
90 down as low as they were a year ago
Neither will they rise to the old rates
They belong midway, at a point which
will give everybody something to do al
! living rates. Flour and many kinds o
provisions are not likely to be SO higl
next year
Peter l.indccrgl in of r aiding, hos TO
! forty-threc years carried his dinner-kettl
with him to his work, and has had coll
dinners during this long period. He ha
never worked under cover. and has no
lost day through sickness, although h
has been exposed to all kinds of weather
lie mas yet to learn what it is to have
rheumatic twinge.
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THE TRIBUNE, New York.
1891. THE CULTIVATOR 1880.
AND
Country Gentleman.
1884,.
1880.
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THE NEW YORK
FOR 1880.

During the coming Presidential year The Tribune
will be a more effective agency than for telling
the news best worth knowing and for enforcing
sound politics. From the day the closed it has
been most anxious for an end of sectional strife.
But it two years ago. and was the first persist
entity to Proclaim the new danger to the country
irom the revived alliance of the Solid South and
Tammany Han. Against that danger it sought to
rally the old party of Freedom and the Union 1t
began by demanding the abandonment of personal
dislikcs and set the example. 1t called for an end
to attacks upon each other instead of the enemy;
and for the hearticst agreement upon whatever lit
candidates the majority should put up against the
common foe. Since then the tide of disaster has
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and the for National victory were never
more cheering.
THE TRIBUNE'S POSITION.
OF The Trbunc's share in all this, those speak
most enthusiastically who have most of the
struggle 1t will faithfully portray the warning
phases of the campaign now beginning. 1t will
earnestly strive that the party OF Freedom, Union
and Public Faith may select the man sures 10 win,
and surest to make good President. But in this
crisis it conceive of no nomination this party
could make that would not be preferable to the best
that could possibly be supported by the Solid South
and Tanmany Hall.
The Tribune is now spending much labor and
money than before to hold the distinction has
enjoyed of the largest circulation among tie best
DeOpLe. 1t secured, and means to retain 1t, by be
coming the medium of the best thought and the
voice of the best conscience of the time, by keeping
abreast OF the highest progress, aVOrng the reCest
discussions hearing all sides, appealing always to
the best intelligence and the purest morality, and
sing carter to the tastes of the vile or the preu
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