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"a TRICK WITH A HOLE IN IT."

l9ftpn!eh 10 ptffoit Hetcs.
GRAND RArlns, July 1.-Your correspondent
has procured frunl Fremont tbs following all
dttioual particulars Of terrible tragedy which
tho Atlas has probably already briefly noted.
The victim, Mr. Ira Cogswcll, was Supervisor Of
Greenwood, 0ceaua County, and administrator
Of tlu estate Of Joseph 8tebblns. Interested
parties were working to l,aye him removed FROM
tho exccutorship. This worried him, aud a. tic
settlement which WAS to take pfavU Oh Monday
would have probably found him unprepared, hO
had told Rome persona That he would show tho
Judge OF Probaic va trick with holo III tt,h-~
mud he did,. Early on Sunday morning he told
Ills vito that he was going to kill himself and told
os to get ready to die. but shc pleadcd tll1t size
was unpEcnared, anil he excused her for few
minutes wlIiIe lie gathered The etebhtns cstato
papera allsl sotno moncy.-about $4,000 alto
Caihcr,--.lle township books, ETC., which he
plnr~3' In the stoyo ind burned. Ho then poured
ket ,cne over the premises and ret II on trr.
lIis wife, seeing TINT he could not be deferred
from hs terrible work, cscaueG frum the l,ouse,
md he followed her and tried to persuade her
to tllo With hInl, but uso1 nu Violence She rc-
fused tp Join him, aud then, 1ltnE!nE her pock-
csbtDk of her own, he stepped back into the
llouse, locked the d0or, mud was consumed In
thu house. h Coruner's Inquest has been held,
a,h rendered verdict In accordance with tho
abn1c tpcts
Slngularly enough, many OF his ueighbors
think ho Was sane, mud lid II ralhct than faco
tettlcment Of tile 6tebbins estate. llEs honda.
men nll!st scttlH with tho estate, and It Will
come hard upon them.
, 1879-07-04
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.


8rnEsoFIEln, ILL.,, July 3,-Thc Governor has
rcco.nmis.loncl shs following 1uuulbers OF his
stAt, under, tic new law: Judge ..Iyocate-
General, Benson Wool, Of Ellingha1n; Inspector
General, william E. Strong; Iusuector Of Rifle.
Practice, i. H. sha!Ees, Of Chicago; Medical
Director, Rufus s. Lur.l. Of 6RIagGrlJ. 1ln.
new law cuts Ut The Chief OF Cavalry, Chief Of
Artillery, and pay'uas.sE.Genesal, ~ho scsgucd
rccently.
Adj,.-Geu. billiard today Issued the follow
tlu commissions; Col. 4. Il. Mock, Of GRtn-
bridge, to be Llcutenant.colonula aud JudIe-
Advocate Of the Secu,n! IrIRadu; Richard Kot,.
blur, OF Chicago, IL ba Captain aud Aujutunt Ut
tic Sixth battalion, rtpe Croft, term expired;
u,san. ". UelJvn, Of tialeshurg, tu bo Captain
md Inspector ,f Rltlc-rrac.tca, Fourth
Regiment; Capt. VIM. Glenhenln, q! Moline. su
TO Ma}or of tho Fourteenth Battalion, vlee
MagiIl, term expired; secopA-Ltcut. Fred l..
Brooks, ot GAlesb,lrg. 10 be First Lieutenant
nf Company u, Fourth Regiment, vlea
Wells, rrsipuetl; Cha1les +. IInul6lu, of Gatcs.
burg, 10 be Seeunl Lieutenant, same. vie
Hruoks, promoted: Socont-Llc Frauk T.,
Jente, of N!ursEal, to 10 First Lieutenant ol
Company A, Seventeenth Dattalion, vice Whit
lock, resiguod; Firs. Sergeant TM,.nas l.,
Mitchell to ba secola Lieutenant, stlQe, yica
Jenlu, promoted. -:
LtcQnss 10 organize rs \ rorporatllf was to-
day Issued by tic Sgerttury Of stato to te i'ack
c1s' steam Combiuatitn Companr. oi .t4e TgmE
OF Lake, Cook County; capital, *lo.HO; oh
iect, 10 furnish steam fur Enker aHa'AcRtinl
purposes; corporatusst lFus Coy, aaE4J. Qkeen
aud ChAElcs Stevens. a.
, 1879-07-04
Condition of a st. Louis sRvlnet Dank.
Fpeefat Nt1utcA 10 Jh4 TetbA5.k

%oA0lthou OF = 9ts AAou'e ahy4HGH DAuA4
spetni HtpateA to 7a& 1doAas
ST. Louis, July a-The taking Of depossttona
commenced to-day Ia 1.-THE snit of. the depos!tors
Of the suspended United States Savings Bank
Of this city against that u4slttnion. and the ro~
salt was another chapter added to tho volnnS
OF bank mismanaaement Ia this city. As usual,
when the bank suspended, It's management de-
clAred that the measure WAS simply one Of can-
ton, and Indignantly apurned the ido& that II
could not. when wound up, aho1 hkndsotna
surplus Al q monument to the ddolltJ and busI-
ness tact Of Its officers and Directors. slnee
then, however. It has hoen cu1zent-
1y rumored that tho condition OF
the bnnk was snvthirg but satisfactory, aud to-
DAYS. deveoomeDts prove the truth Of tho ru-
NOR. Amongst the factb elected to-day aFe
Sl00, eco liability BY Goldsoil, who belpcd Cash.
Ter kreRer to wreck the Broadway Savings; an.
oserdraHn account Of 935, GOO By ono Of the d.
rectors. and tho fact that, At tie TINA of tha
suspension, almost ali tho Directors had their
Rccounts ovcrdrawu. 1t also tHuspirsd that.
the abatement Of assets mads By the bank
officers. and Which last December showed .
ha1.,!somc surplus Of $4,000, WAS largely
thcm Elk year. and nouc Of them less than nine
months past due, Several Ut the parties 70
these notes had been dead for soYersl years. It.
MAS shown, too, that the Cashier Of the bank7
Was lis debtor TO the tune Of $4,000. This As-
stguee stated that the assets Of tho bank would,
not amount to more than $120000, and that, It.
tue bank had been wound up at any time within.
the past five ycara, II would not hayt boeu able
to meet Ia liabilities.
, 1879-07-04
EDUCATIONAL.

W1aCONSfS.
Rotcfai DtxpatcA To- ~ Tribune
AlAplsoN, Wis.,, july 3-T1,e Normal School
Regents have had m extremely Interesting scs-
s!ou, nnd adjourned toufght. The following
teachers were elected 10 The positions uaned. !.
Prof. l.. W Briggs, Director OF the mails de-
partmcnt, and Mr.. l.. l.. Cochrane, teacher Of
the preparatory classes In the Oshkosh, schools;
Mrs. n. Emily JAnntss, teacher of tie English
language and iitctlsuro, and Mrs. Ellen G.
Jones, teacher OF lhe grammar Grade in tho
River Falls School; Mrs. Ella G. Asherwa1i
teacher and erjtt: Of the grammar grade In the
ptattevil1o schto!;. Miss Emnn N. Farrand,
tcschcr Of English grammar, rhetoric, and lit
erature; Miss Margaret E. Conkl!ug, supern-
tondent apd ttttc Of the practice Of teaching
and Mrs. ..Ad& Ray Coodc, teacher Of tho inter-
mediate. In Tue Whitewater School.
Regent hcAllisser submitted the report Of
The Fiuapce C0m1nittce, isnm which It appears
tlIat t1Je,, Normal School fund Income in
,lle Stale Treasury July . amounted to $751;
D0C. n: ESTIMATED income from invca.cd funds,
67D, ,00k. estimated nicotine from tuition At
schools, 5t3, 0O0; tdtai estimated income, *l14.-
0u6.19. estimated expenses Of schools, $4,000;
nrv heating annaratns, $4,000: appropriation
for institutes. $5,0o0: bills audited 1T the prcs-
cns meeting, e, ,ton11; total expeuses for the
1ear, $50, 1v6B7, leaving an estimated balance In
Ac treasury IN july, 1850, Of $3i, ,709.4a-
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The Acknowledgements In
struotfons to United
States Marshals.
They Are Authorized to Continue
Their Court-Work as
Usual.
A Proposition to Deny to Chron-
ically Absent Sharon Ills
Pay and Mileage.
Railroad Companies Preparing to
Do a General Telegraph
Business.
The 1rrepress1blo Widow Oliver Clutches
Once Hero at tie Ancient
Sfmon's Ffig.
a Georgia United States Marshal
Charged with Irregular
Practices.



dptcfd3 Dspdtea to 1ns TnouHA
WAsn1no1or, D. c., July 3.-The report that
escret instructions aro to be scnt to Marshala
with respect to criminal cases 10 partisan bosh,
invented for ,lss Ii tie paigu In Ohio aud
elsewhere. The Bourbon prints will during the
summer doubtless be full OF rubbish Of that
sort sent from here. Whatever else the Demo
Gratis may hare learned from the extra session,
however, they must hare learned this, that the
Administration is frank and explicit In the
declaration Of fts purposes, and Tcsolute In ex-
ecuting them.
TO ths Wlstxrs Assoetatsd Prtn.
: INSTRUCTIONS FROM TIN ArTonNEr-aEEnRAL,
WAsH1naroN, DC July 3,--The United statca
Marshall at Detroit haylng inquired II he should
continue to serve warrants In criminal cascs,
Attorney General Devens answers: ~ advise
you to perform tho usual duties Of your Office,
which. you arc in no way forbidden to do, to tic
extent Of your power. The law prcscrthcs those
duties, and aff]xcs certain fees as compensation
thcrofor. No regular provision for the payment
OF fees Of MarahA1s and their Deputies has
been made, nor can / make any contract
hereafter be made; but Jour performance Of
your duties 80 for aa the law contcmplatcs that
1hey are to bo compensated by fees scetns 10
mo to constitute good ground Of obligation
against the United States rhcro tic services Of
deputies are required and expenditures arc to
he made. I recognize the difficulties you may
havo to encounter. In nil tha matter, however,
future legislation BY Congress that shall be Just
to you. All other expenses exccpt fees Jot
Mhrshals aud their Deputies hare been provided
for.
, 1879-07-04

MIN t'LHl1.'
men fresh from Engisb soil were appointed TO
oak after c,o1sands ints'cst1 at tho 1easesS
'1a a. es eee e. fs e., tss
kne.n 10 tho nswapapet pFe.s Of thia cir. 70 ths
ntaolle t anu wers appointed BY The ch!tako req
twent,-.ro competitors Of varioua astonnlltIes
ssms ss q 3s but 'hoTs fms ataes in the T'fy
I'll. remstks sbouta ''prearranged proatamne"
1p ste amply honh. II such. N understanding lad
sea S,raSa p aet,wsen crossaad and m}scs Or tho 70
keep close 10 each othet on lbs track. instead Of
nat hoxe.et, Grassland. in the early part Of tho
to iteen miles. will ; Swsrd III its eiose wat from
tweaty ~ twenty hse miles in front OF mr. rival. =,
novel naethod Of "wotkins up IN s1cltement," ="
2e!u: :!,ss.tIsa ,s.t 20; q; =; ;m.n.rer and fen
chosen friends alternatcd hetwcen tha poo1-ro
nna ;s 1hs o.'t19n M noo aseho.d
lptt The "fhR.taR element" ~ your cor1o.
spondent wha pleased to term the spectators. were
would hc unwilling 70 sssoe,at. viii thesr N malxrer.
more respectable audience could not b. collected
together - the Chicago psesa bosa 'estimony.
Monday eftcs the race revealed the fact that .ale
and beer bottles by the dozen wero strcwn around
II s'sry a'esto % rt Empty M
So1, sir. more base BiAndcr neser fnund its way
into print: From tho moment J starlcd In that
t.*ted one drop ot Wins Of waisky; neither DID /
resort to The use Of Any sttnIulant except Bass'
ale. which used II small nnanti!!es, at The sur-
aad Jugs referred 70 bs "zulu" been actually tn
mr tent, and NJ Of them tlled, inelead Of being
emrty: when hs dropred IT,. nay brief acqueintance
would hare been deferred for future si'ne. :,
pson9anss The
knd regret that any person possessed oI Intellect
, 1879-07-04


614ctdI Dtspatch to The Trsbuns.
TOLEDO, July 3.-To-day WAS ono Of disap-
pointu ent 10 all Interested 10 The regatta OF the
Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association.
A gale OF wind prevailed all The afternoon, coy-
cr1nC the river with whte caps and rendering
shell races out OF the quc3tion. TIE Wyan-
dottea had \ row~oIer In tho ten-oared barge
race, making three-Quarters Of milo and re-
turn IN 10:129{. The two other entries were
withdrawn. II Nind anu water iaror, tie other
races set Tor to-day will hs pulled Tomorrow
afternoon. beginning NTH the big race between
tho eho-wae-cat-mettes and tho Nah-wah.sums.
At rrolEpo.
TOLEDO, O., July 3.-ln the Northwestern
Amateur Regatta to-day the only race pulled
WIS = barge race, the Nynpdottes Of Wvaudotte,
Mich, going over the course without com.
petltor, distance one and half miles, With
turn. Time, ION 12Hs.
The other races announced for to-day we're
postponed until tomorrow on account Of rough
water.
GENEVA LAKE.
6ptcioi DifDateA 10 x7S Tsxtun4
GENEVA LAKE, WIS.,, July 2-The town Is
rife with excitement over the coming celcbra-
tson. A hsre nni yhrfcd programme OF raccs
OF every description will 6o followed cut to-
to participate In the davis doI..es. Those who
arc registered At the Whiting House are Us foi-
Iowa: james 4. Weeks, j. n. Wing. Edward
Sterling, Il. Raymond, Mr. Rrlbalti, Or. i. b.
Boone, 4. g. CarpcDter, c. E. Dcane, Paul
Dana, John L. Lincoln DR., E. F,
Ghapln, Z: ". Hall, vito and child,
!: G; Grifat6s n and wife, +. /.
]. Chrtstoph aud family, Mrs. II. X. Bcycf4dgo,
G.. v. II. Williams, Q. i. schenote, c. +.
Johnston, ]. ". 5Hep, 4. D. We.norc, Z. 1t.
Mott. +. Barker, Miss T. Darkcr, Miss =. Jark-
Milwaukee,; /. II. fhIlbrook, Kactne; Mrs. 5.
y. Mallory. Miss Nellle Mallory, aitss Minnie
Mallory. Cntnden, Ark: D. Heller, Eisendrnth; !;
J. Pratt, E. Kaufman, Chicago: John thinner.
EmerY, Oak Park.
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That Was Destroying the Hair Cufsd With One
nox Of CUTiGUEkA.
Mrrsns. WEEKS & EPoTrEn-Gant!cmcn: want
to tell you what Cur1cUHA has done for nc. About
ten years aRo my haiI began falling out, canset BY
llnrnor Of tho scalp. triot various remedies, TOO
numerous 10 mention. without selicf. until oegau
ustig CuT,cuHA. onn box OF which has entirely
cured u,e and new hair ia beginning to grow.
Respectfully, Mrs, Q. ]. ROOT.
B97 ". LAKE*sr., CHloAoo, ILL.,, Nov. II, 1878.
We know the abovc to bo lFue.
MARY Il. E.TOWfSEND, 419 ". Jackaonrst
Msn. G. i. EitAf, 34l F1iton.sL
, 1879-07-04
CANADA.

The Indtnns-The Difficulty In Tho Reformed
EpI'eop"l ohureh-.An ola oneDso re.'el.
hv Tho f;ovcrnment for ,,e nurno.c NJ fn.tr,,ct-
W. .,..'.. ~, ~ ~. n ~ ~.
m'e tne 'nulaos !" aGf'eu''u'e ~ 'eat o.ta"a l"r
their destination. they taRc Will them th'r-
teen complete farming sets.
pr[yate information received from the North.
ua,. .ts.as ,,,", ai.tsn,- nj, =. aasaa.,, =.
@ waodv I.1S s,orn,,In @ % an .Iot ~ I,,@ % Km,fs ,ua ~
no1"y MI siounsah, ara '.s noog Mnis an
sou s 1of o a oa oss<'sr e 1 9ee eaa me
cor,,nrtso oho,t IN, ~ IN, ,o,,oes
s1s.'s.,s. 1.,t,' . ~ s.,,...,o g.,
MoslHsAA' 'us5 o'-!ne aso.tIauson nas
awarded Duncan Mcdonald $l5o,Ooo, and his
pnrtner, Abbott, 80, COO. In the settlement Of
their Claim against thr Provincial Government
In the contraction building the Quebec, Mon
trcal, Ottawa j. Occidental Railway, from this
city to Hull.
soteto, J2t.pafca to n, 7,faune
MoNrnEAi, july i3-Tllv difficulty ia tho Re.
formed Episcopal Church. Which has boen IT.
tructlnE considerable attention of late. was dis.
ct.ssci s IN 1 Tho Assoelation br ths Presiding
Failows. THO Rcr. Mr. Huntington, Of Otta-
W., also occupied place on tic plntforin,
1sisnop Faltows, In referring to t!lc position
taken by Bishop Gregg ind Dr, Usher, thought
thJ reason for tho latter's defending the former
60 Sol strongly NJ Vas, that thry Tsrs both irisntnen
nl,.l Ind 6eeu cnss T1.p oDpob.ttuu 10
D!shop GreEg's election was strong,
so intense, In fact, that Bishop
Cheney left the Council Chamber nftcr
the election, In disgust. Ilo (Hisliop Fallows)
pleaded fln cause uf d. Gregg; and, ii It mad
/ not been for him (Fallows) Grcge woilld never
havo utsa!aod th5; position of Bishop. The quos-
Toxic would not consent to act unless the lahle
Of fees wus removed; and mns supported by
Bishops Gregg the Hugl1cn. the latter asscusng
reluctantly. After eighteen hours, how
ever, he Withdrew IFS assent, Us he
considered Ills action Unconstitutional; !;
md Bishop Richardson did tho satnc.
TIlr sneAkcr sketclcd the action Of the General
Council at uhicag9, and contcnucd TINT the
tncMocrs actca VIII tuc eitatesl GousldeFStloll.
I!sltop ttfceE's consecfntaon OF b!shon loGc,
aitor ne nad sent h,s iostcf aehand'hE MS uc"
mission. f'aa ral'seu oT AftlIef, ING Was pres
eht al inc etEcH1ooy, out WHO tad not been
aware Of tnG accession ot ltst'op drcfg, to set'u
letter to Bstlop aoKe, aMer tl!e circumstances
Nerg k1oWht 1epnolatHE Hs Hscohneet!e,n WIN tne
, 1879-07-04
TIE TRIGGER,

dp<efui ntx2aieh 10 TIA 5t95Hns.
KEoKuK, Ia., July ga two-days' shooting
tournament opened here today, With good at
tendance Of eportsmeu md spectators. Iu the
first Latch, five aiugu birds for purse Of 800,
j. N. Welcl aud 8. 4. Tucker divided first
money, j. N. Huiskamp md A. n. Goodcnow
divided second. aud Jack Leo won third. In
the second match, Il tcn-c glass halls, purse $50,
j. n. Welch aud Il. Duttlss scored nine each
and divided 'hrst money, aud Jack Leo and
George Anderson divided second. III the third
match, five sturle and ttseo double binds, pusse
$1oG s. 4. Tucker made strnlght arore nntl
took first money; J. II. A'ns, Martin Berv. and
ID. l.. Tubbs second money. and George Henry
took third. II. battlcs won silver cake basket
In mntch at ten.glasa bott1el.
, 1879-07-04

middle Of the southern one, did not per-
cetre another train backing on the satne track
Use Of tho brake would not have bsen eiTectusl
tn 111o the child a chance to escape or to pre-
vent the tr4!n from passing Tho Cottsse Grove
avenue crossing. It Was q supreme moment OF
anxiety and horror to Ill h5Atanders, ~hou M.
child, 10 to say, from under this wheels, anl4
saved It frotn The jaws Of DEATH Should Ams
not be warning to the Illinois CsntrAl Raj
road Company to ptnco q watchmnn et4fia
much.trcqucnted crossing ID HJdo pask1
'AE,
, 1879-07-04

speeches. Among those for tnhsch The requests
arc most numerous arc ConkEtug'a great speech
on tho Army blu, Chandlcr's speech In arratcn-
Lug the Confedcrstcs III The closing hours Of tho
last sosalon. and the speeches OF Blaine, Gar"
field, Ha~lcy, aad Burrows.
flTzslMMoNs. -.
Onc Of the features OF tho Southern policy OF
tic President was tic appointment OF ttze'".
mons, cx.Confe'lcrate and Duuiocrat, and irlcha
Of Senator Gordon, rs United states Mafehel
Of Georgia, fnstcau Of feAppolntinR the itepao-
lican Incumbent. Tho contcat over TIE coll
firmatton Of Fitxsttnmons forms very lmpor-
tant chapter IN the early hst9ry o. the Aum1. Wn
the statement Is publshed hero that
serious Charges Of fraud In the standardization Of
affairs in ths United States Natshal'e Office ol
Georgia have 1ce,, la,a ne5oee 'e tFescnt Sma
itlyestfualioi1. Mr.. Fltzsimmons Is the Mnrshaf
Of Georgia. It Is alleged. among other things,
that lie has charged the uoyarnncnt Tor board
arrested, who in fact paid those expenses them
selves. ..........-
rosr-orrIcn REGULATIONS.
The Postmaster. General has required all Post
matters to make actual count Of tic number Of
letters and posial.cards and Of .packseos Of
third md fourth clara matter deposited for
mailing Al their Offices upon te ilras seven days
Of 8cntcmbor. und tile Superintendent OF tho
Hallway Mail scrElco Is directed 70 hive aslnt.
!sF count maae upon VIC cars ano stesmooaA
LOT the sane 4en&tn ot time'
rnn wAcuusFrT.
The report that the uE1ted States steamship
Macnasett, on ~ Way l59!n rew ot!sans 10 ~
LOUIS. - a9fonnu neaI Yickao9te uoGs not r.
cue suE2Itsc y Maf9t vi.tG ts s2s ~ ~ 'e aH.ei
ro,,id evcr rcarh Al. I.outs on arco,,nt nf lin
dcpth OF water which IL draws. 1t WAS oue OF
,Thompson's pet schemes 10 have the Wachusett
reach St.. Louis for the purpose OF cnlIstiug boya
in The navy q. provided for by recent act Of
Congress-
1snrtr ArrAtns.
... ,r..,...,. ...a..a,s. r-...
w..v,,nrms ~ ~, x = :ImivamH.cr a.,,vr1
con,n,nn,s,.s v,.itnr n. fndt,n Aecn:.a nn. 'rrs
inR tho summer.
The Indian Department announces that 700
horses have been run OF bv white men from
Red Clouds Agency, and the military authors
Eanoi ~ tas, W .than9 1t tc nc osse
hnrsas sre drivnn nsst 1;amns sher;itn aui
Rnhinton. F '
uov,r.onnru orr,r.s.
r.x,, h,,,asa, ~, .,-".. '.a..,, ,,ox.
i.n - 3a. nu.n,.u ] ~ - s"Gns5seseu 'e" looues-
oio'1 olnee' 'Pe"ca w "o""u5'
st1N"HoAt - aAtAhi''h9'
rrom sarl1us t' eauses ~ nyes Msfo lost ~ 9n
s ~ t1. p. I,',.t,. ~; as'nt ~
lne teeSqtHE ~ W.. ."e.sc' Dua."E ~ past twe!so
MoHtne - tfIe "nls 'uet " aEeue4ts hnnoIe !
LIZ hsSsyeS ~ s"sase !"on.ss ~. ~ 1nt2 ~ Ite
, 1879-07-04

6peefaI Mspo&cA to 7A4 Ift4las.
DETROIT. July 3,-At Recreation rask to-day
q caulc of baseball, PLAYED between lac Doetous
anu Detroits, resulted iu a victory tsr thu for
mcr,-8 8. As All exhibition game /. was do
e1dcdly poor, bad playing bolng the rule md not
tho exception. Tho Boetons left to-nicht for
Chicago.
uT1CAs-IIoP R1TTENs.
urIcAt July 3.-UtIeas, 10; Hop Dittess, 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPR1Nar1ELp, Mass., July y8.-sprtpg6elds, 10,
uolyokcs, 8.
ALBANY-MAwCnEsTn!t.
ALBANY, July 3.-AlbanJs, s; aiauchestcss, 8.
, 1879-07-04
SALT RHEUM AND DANDRUFF
Cared that Several Physicians had Failed To

Treat Successfully.
MEssns. WEzKs 4 &Po7rEn-Geut1emsn: hays
haA tho Salt Rhenm on mr. hpAd and Ill through
my hair, aIeu On my legs for tho past four years.
tsiins from ny hsr VA. 1ery ,1 annoylnS. M con.
suited several distinguished physiclans Ia regard to
it. aud have taken their ptUecriptlons a. ordered.
was told bY many persons who hare tho Batt
thenn, and whu have been doctortd for years,
that ttcro WAS no cur0 for It; that It waa tn the
almost incIlncd u agteo with them; but friend
wanted me to Try cuF.cvHA, made BY your ase:
than three weeks my head vas ertltufy trse from
sli. Salt KheuM and U4ndruu, and l cannot see
any appearance 0f Salt Ricum IN iny peg1ou.
think it mondcr9ul remedy.
Respectfully yourB, ...,
0EOliuE A. NUDGE.
PoRrDnouTu, N. H., Feb. g, 1878.
, 1879-07-04
(4tticura
HUMORS OF THE SCALP.
LOSS OF HAIR,

Loss Of hair In thousauds Of casas il due eutru1y
to eomu form oI hcalp disease. scventy-h1e par
cent Of The lumber Of bald heada nl4ht be covered
with halr By jHaicIons Of CCrItGIiA. assisted
by CUT1CuRA SUAF. It IL lhe most agreeable ~
we'll a. the most effective hairreatoEer eyes pro-
dnced BY man. It 10 medicinal In tho truest sensA
OF the word. All others are soma oleaRinous mlx-
tmfe or poisonous dyes. None but CrT1cuHA pos
seasea tho specific medical propsrtes that enable it
to all ltchtnE And seniy diseases that tnnama
and irEi,ate the tcalp and halr Rlands aud tubes.
canstux preuasora ballness. Medium, dosea Of the
CuTicuHA ttksoLvKar will pIftfy the ol! md sWeat
Elan1s Ut t1l1 virus Of EcFotnous humor OF tha
blood and insure permanent cure, when taken In
connection With the outward application Of CuTH'
CunA.
, 1879-07-04
EtGIN.

speetal Ditpateh to The 7rtots.4
E1ors, ILL.,, July 3.-To-day the Asylum Trust
ees held their monthly meeting. DR.. Dowey's
resignation wns accepted. Requisitinas for $2,-
00o for Improvements and running expenses
we're drawn. Monthly bills to the amount Of
&C. $40 were allowed
, 1879-07-04

Fptcial Di1pnich 10 7hs Tstbn1k.
NORMAL, ILL.,, July 3,-Mes Rose Paddock,
who has for aomo years been member Of the
Normal School faculty. has resigned, md mill
take similar situation IN d Normal School in
1nuIAua.
, 1879-07-04

contents Of Jcnnings &; Co, Of this city, burned
last night. Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
, 1879-07-04

AT SING SING, Ny.
slsa SING. N. T., July 3.-Thc south foundry
o{ tile State Prison burned Tonight.
, 1879-07-04

Tho CurtounA RIxEotxs arc prepared BY Wesks
5 roltss, chems&sand hruEE!sts 3dD WAahlnston-
T.. l'osson. aud are 70. sails by ~ peak3,a.s.
hoxss, containing two ami one half t!Hss the
quantity Of small. u. 1tesslvsnt, y per bottle.
Cutscuea Soap, o csats: W nail 30 oants. three
cAkep IS ceuA,
, 1879-07-04

"Tho ltconse of aho aun and nh" to tan,
fEcck1e. and chap the skin Is removed By the OF
CnaWclI's CamphoE Ice totion. Bnck 4 Rsyner.
cuTfOURA,C A,CuT1CUIkA nEsoLYENT
, 1879-07-04

AKRON, O.. July 3-At the races to-day the
paring-rWe was won by Sorrcl Billy. Best time,
Ed.
tine, 9:sH.