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aut Governor.
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are c0npouuaod from sabseance0 that ~
FREQ frsn any properties that oaA i1ju1o
the most delicate orgaal1afi0u. They
eearck, Cleanse, Psrify, and IaviGoeaea
the e1tiro Syste0. BY relieving the SO
Gorged Liver, they cleanse the bleed
frsm poisonous hamors, and thus inpave
health aad~ vitality to the body, causing
tho bowels t. act naturally. V1eh00a
which ne enc can feel Welk
, 1879-08-22

Tho Inter developments IN tho srRaouE-
CoSEI1Na case are certainly not calculated
to plncc the New York Senator In n credita-
bio or onviablo position. Tho Nav York
Times, in rccons nzlico bused npon tho
German Professors Cecond statement and
upon other evidence that has como to It,
states positively That Senator CoNKl1So did
not proceed to Na-rngausott Pier III order to
tnko my part in conference rs TO tho
SptA0uE ESTATE; TINT nnitllor Gov. SrnAauE
,lor his wifa Inns the slightest control orer
my part Of the essnto; aud That sana,or
CosKl1Soa alvice, as lawyer. ha.l not boc't
solicited by anybody connected with tito
present management of tho estate. It is
further statcst in tito samo article that Suna-
Tor CoxKr1So awaited Gov. SrHaouE'a de-
rarture from tho Canoncl,ct mansion bo.
fore ho went there, that ho wao
mot n. tho landing by Mrs.. srnAouE,
aud TINT lso Installed himself in
Gov. spnAouE's home during tho 1attor's ab-
seuco without invitation from tho head Of
tho iortso and without any Legitimate bi,si-
,,ess to coll him thorc. Setting 1sitla nll
speculation rs to criminal or improper rcln-
tions between Senator CoNKL1Sa md Mrs
srnAouE, it is not possible to conceive TINT
Coxx11So was ignorant OF tho gossip tl,nt
lad boon going OF in Washington. for broml
hints OF tho scandal appeared in lnany news
papers several mouths ago. If Senator
CosKI1sn knaw, Ms ho must havo known,
that his namc had nlrendy been associated
will, Afra Err tnE7tfs in a srnni3ntn,ts ,,,nrt,cr
, 1879-08-22
DR.. LUKE P, BLACKBURN.

II Tho uovernor.elect Of kentucky Is tho
DR.. LUKE =. BLACKBURN who Attempted,
during tho War Of thu Rebellion, to spread
disease and tleatal throughout tho North by
means Of infected clotlsingt tlon the Demo.
cratic party OF Kontucky ts tho most slaaluo-
luss and abandoned political organization
known 10 modern an1nly. Tho ordinary
otIsusas for which tl.o law provides punish
mont aro o. nothing iu comparison with tho
crlme Of which tho DR.. LUXE r. BLACKBURN
Of infamous ,non.ory studs charged. Tho
untlonicd charge Is tha. lie consfired to iu-
foot with loashsome and deadly dIssaso a,l.
siro communities, that lo proposed to MUIR,
der women and Children by Wholesale, that
hs tried to llans tho reels Of smallpox and
yellow-fcver i'll overy household at tho
North; TINT Ae sought to poison tho North.
ern atmosphere AS savages poison streams,
60 that to bruathe would 10 to dia by a
pessilence. In word, that he couspired
against the lite Of every person in twenty
populons Slater by methods from Which
tho common assassin would shrink with
horror! DR.. DLAcxDuRs's intent WIS to
trauslorm the citioa OF tho North into char-
I.tl-houang, to mako doatl lnore common
than life, No moro Rtrocious, diabnlieal
thought was ever harborod in the Aonrt OF
iuau. From his retreat iu Canada DR..
BLACKBURN. 1t IL charged. sent his einlsssriea
, 1879-08-22

dollar TIM iu'nrnq man l'ns In tho 'as'nga bank
Or INC merchant OIL deposit vii be A. Inc 's,ss ,a :"
o,. ,"s ~ ', ; 'm n, .n,, IN, NJ rood.
on Tine. no manufacturer ean accept IN or.Irr, 10
contractor can mako u contract for pah1c OF pfl'
vnto structure, no work'nema1' can ma.e @ so".
H. a'v. ~. LUZ m"s,' tIr m,oat or ,beir iost
,nr,r rnccrt. or ruin, rha: u tho rowcr ucn.
Ewssn wants tho Government to crcrcisc."
On tho subjtct Of Tho National banks, Mr..
Scuunz wns very cloar III his explanations.
Are they monorolics? ANY iyo persons ara
ut liberty to organize n bal,lz, md cnSago IN
tho btsinesa, ut any time md IN my rlncc.
Arc they the properly Of few rich porsons?
rhcra are 2,100 bauks owned by 21O,00tl
Stockholders, md If these one-half hold
sharos not exceeding $1,000 each. The cir
cnlat:on OF 1an;.nolcs isnos ule only nor thu
principal business Of tlsceo banks. sincu tho
organization of those banks tito country has
passel through civil'wnr. has gone through
period Of l.oatllnng speculation a'id Tec1i-
lcasress III tho contraction If debts, aud has
experienced a terrible financial collapse
with u.itfH1t1rnnf1 tnt1}srt3rtav md fr1nHfial
, 1879-08-22
THE MORAL OF THE aPlAGuE- C0EK-
LING AFFAIR

The "details Of tho dssgraccful tiramn ut
Narragnnsets Tier havo been sufficiently sol
forth. III tho respective statements OF tho
principal actors to onablo my ona Of aver
ago judgment to form MI intelligent opinion
on its merits, Further than this, tho owl
dence il already sufficiently pertinent and
complete 10 indicate the lesson Of tho drama
80 clearly that ho who ruus ,nay rontl. III
making up nn opinion, this nucl, may bo
conceded in favor of Mrs. SrnAuux: Thcra
In NO proof Of criminal Intimacy botwoonh her.
self and Mr.. CoaKI1So appearing in the owl
tlouco thus far developed. We may assume
TINT there il not oven snf1lciont evidence to
warrant strong presumption oft. Mona tho
loss 1t ia undeninblo TINT tho relations bstwccn
Mira. SpnAauE md AIr. CoHxL1So llayo boon
30 intisnato rs to croAto much public sca1l-
dRl and to Bet tho touguos Of gos-
tips wnggiug. This intimacy kas bocn
discussed md criticised In Washington for
throa yoars past by members Of Congress and
their families. 1t has boon displayed 30
opon1y mud rocklossly that mention Inns boon
mado oft III tho public rrinta. It las uuver
been questioned that Mr.. CosHt1sa hns paid
11rs. SrnAouE marked md unusual ntton-
tioaa; .lat sho has receiycd them will, aac-
rity mud plcasuro; mil tint these attentions
hive not beon OF tho character Of those us.s-
ally bestowed by narrioA men upon tho
wiyos Of other mon. It is unqucstionabls
tint llo was in her Gocioty npoil every possi-
hlo ocoasion and most frequently when Alr.
SrnAauE and Mrs. CoyKr1sa wcro nwny; that
ho took l'or..t ride and to places Of public
entertainments; that lie frequently mot her
in her own homo and that during this timo
Mr. SrEAuuE waa personally hostile TO hin,,
notwithstanding tho aome'sl.at Eli1n troteusa
TINT Mr., CoSKI1sa waa netting M his attor-
ney. Aud srrAaur, by tho way, tlon'os
uttorly, and ri1cules tin itlon, TINT CosxL1Su
onsconced hinssc!f in tho Canoncles nlan-
sion on any legal bnslnosa, or as invited
counsel, or to influence or sAapo any policy
In regard to the management Ut tic bauk.
s1.pt ossato. spn4uuE ii permitted by Tho
Assignee to remain in possession OF Tint pnrt
Of tho property rs place Of residence until
tho estlto is settled, or nntll tho creditor In.
teress oIlorwso require. Atrs. srn4ouE's
protonso that CoxE11Sa ca,no with spaAuug's
knowledge OR approval, in l,ia capacity Of at-
torney, to counsel with BpaAorE III rcls.ion
to Ills nfFairs, IL simply hosh, md was invent
ell 10 furnlsl, dccoat pretext for CosxL1:;a's y
pre ssnoo In HrRAouE's house.
80 far rs tho case Inns progressed, there
for,, wo layo the following situations in tlis
dramn,-an unpleasant home, husband aud
wife estrangca and growing further ansl far
, 1879-08-22
THE CHICAGO rRBuNE AUGUST serwE1vm PAGES

Jury III Democratic cn,,rt. At tho clectio.l
shortly aftnr. LUXE BLACKBURN was elected
Sheriff without opposition, Wi1r1sM 0'DnrES
hnving ceased to be n candidate iy tho order
Of Tho Democratic State Committee, nns1
haying retired not only from tho canvass, but
nlBo from life.
This did not l'orpon in Chicago; but sr}'sti-
tuIo Yazoo County, Mississippi. for Cools
County, Illinois, JAMES H. DAnaspALE for tho
Chairman Of tho S,atc Committee Mt Spring.
leld, aud HENRY II. DIXON for Wilt
IAN OIsn1Ex, and it Is exactly what
Inns l,np1encl Mt Yazoo City. Tho net itself
was that Of n cowastI'y assnssili. Timu was
i'll thu South when n man seeking tho lifa Of
nnothor WIS cl,ivalrons enough to l;ivo hls
victim m opportunity to defend himself. If
tho inter wero unarucl, l,o was bitlden 10
ar,n himself, and the two mot faco to face
with no nn.lue advantage OH eithor Hitle.
Now It In THO custom Of Southern chlya1ry
to spring upon ttlu;r opponents unawnrcs
md shoot them In tho b,clt. Tilno wns III
tho Soslth whqn men killed each otllor boz
causo of personal affront, or what they wero
pleased to torn "wo,vldc.1 hunor." Now
nlen sro Killed by order Of tho Democratic
State COMMITTEES hecauso they have tho
cifrontery 10 ruu for oliico without receiving
Tho nomination of tho Bourbon Democracy.
Tiaia savagery ard blooatlir:ty brutality aro
wo:sv oven t,n, tho methods Of tho Moxi-
cans Thcro thoy royolntlonizo ofllcelolaers
after they nro III Office, nul prepared to defend
themselves. III Mississippi. lile tho Italian
braves, they shoot u,cn III Tho back, who cau-
not defend tllcmreivcs, before they got into
Office. Aud this is tho mothod by which tho
South is kept so1d 80 that a Democratic
President 1nEy DO elected in 1880! This is
tho cownrtlIy, rufllnnly, brutal policy whicl,
Northern Do1nocsnts must indorsc,-which
1i,nls its nleanest. naost cringing npoiogists
III tho NcttAorn Democratic leaders! This
is tbs Da,nocracy of the Okolona States pat
tern, carrieG out 10 lis l,loody, Infamous re-
suit by official tlccree of tile Stato Central
Committee Of Mississippi! " thero not
warrant, mud ii it not time, for tho National
authorities 10 inquire whether the people Of
Mississippi arc living undor u republican
form Of government, md whether they nro
nat tr,anpling lie Constitution under foot i'll
1s79 as buddy and dsfautly as they did in
1861?
, 1879-08-22

;,,a ". o..,,,u,, ,,e.r,.. I.s,..,o., -1.,t,,...
th,, In ,,o,,.1 .l,,t ,,,o ,,,ta,,, ,,,,,.,. H.
snroo,1 =, oyar,, o;,,, ~ ,ha Mastt, H.. ,,a
,,o.r.1 n ao,',,,,,, III ,1,,,,, ~ .,,,,,,a,,,
,,,r,,roa. ~ .,,av.,,,1s r,;,i;,r.i n,t,o ,or
tnkoa no coon;y.nco of cr,,nea uo ,non.t ,o,,s
Az tlo.e cnntomn1otod 1,v n n,,crnun,
Tin Inv ,1oo1a witi, human to;no. not
Aon,,a, M ,ow.mnkar ovor vat nrasrn,a1
Tint wratc,, M nbon;,onoa ~ vim M loet
In avorv aon,;r,ont ri c,n,o,sio, ,x,u11
cuml,or tho earth with hin nrcaanco. Tin
sobema fo,1oi1 thoro ro,noIrc1 ,oti,,no NJ n
but tho infant. Tho nobo,)ion wa enn,
nrosscd tl,o 1ru;on rcstora;. on1 nr.
nn,ornuay snoaled ,,no,, from tho Roouo
of ,ds consn,racv To tho oo,nnnnionsl,jn
of hin old fr;enf1s nnd nc;rhhnrz 1tfa in
fanny ,ros ,,,,1,,;abc3 nhroad Evorv gouth.
orn maj, anil vo,nan, asnec,o1lv oyorv KIM.
tuck;on. who cou1d rand n ncxa,n,,or ron;1
of nr n,. .oxnunx's ;nfamv. T;aro IL M. n
civi1izo,1 com nuntv IN Il,o feco Of t1,o oartf.
orta,do +ho southorn statca ~ hi.
Union. w,,oro tbix roxtilopoa.lroct]iur mon.
stor ,yonll nos lnye hmm tr,,toil viii, aoorn
nnt1 con,cmnt. out,owcd oa mn onomv of h,a
lind 3y1,or h certo;r nr 1,rrr y nr,,,r.
r,,pv ,ro. ,,on,;roto,, bv n, no,,,croln ~
Eantuc,,v IN Tim nr,crnn,orf,, ot1oo. ttov
,yero ;,on,rci, NJ os IN u1,ot1,er 31,o;r con;1;-
;1,to ,yna tho souo nr 1rrr y 1,r,cununv
,v1,, ,,,,n,o5 ,rt1 o,tom,,,,,, =, oxn,,,,o
so1,o+,,, for ,,,o ;,,,~o,,,,oi,an n,,, ,,.,r,.,
linn nj t,o North or ,xyo NJ lin r,ost Ill
oo,,. o,,, ,,oot ,,o,d,v farm. ~ no,,;-
, 1879-08-22

The second tlay Of Ito Voteraus' Reunion
ut Aurora WAS filed with pleasant proccotl-
iugs, with large crowd Of people in attsnd-
anco. The speeches woro mado by Gov.
Cu11oM, Congressman sHEnw1H. aud Senator
LOGAN, aud 81 it was these tho people
chiefly went to hear, tl,ero is:tho best Of
:renson for suprosiny they wore all satisfied.
The first nuu,,al reunion Of tho soldiers Of
Maconpin County occurred at Carlinsi'le yos.
terday, with addresses by ox-Cioy. OuLrsny
mud Gen. 10. BLACK.
, 1879-08-22

Tho appearance Of Secretary scHunz as n
public speaker in tho Ohio political cam.
paigu hns been tho OCCASION Of unusually
nlnrkcd demonstrations Of popular interest
III tho subjects under discussion On sithor
side. In Columbus Inst eycniug, .as in
Cincinnati the night before, it was
found impossible to obtain a llall Of
sufficient capacity to accommodate all who
lcsircl to Iistcu to his altl.pss THO ouli.
nent Republican Speakers now in Ohio find
much to talk. about TINT is Of vital concern
to the people Of that stata, mud their suocasa
in securing public attention IL proof of tho
fact taat Republican prospects were never
brighter iu Ohio thn1l now.
, 1879-08-22

The iuadequaoy Of tho water supply at
Lincoln Park is ,,npieasantly apparent in tho
great expnnso Of burnt.out grass within tho
park limits. 4 long continued drought has
cut of tho usual supply from natural sources,
and it ia found that tho artificial facilities nro
totally unequal to tho extra demnnds. THO
beauty Of tho park is even now Badly marretl
from this cause, and 1t is to bo hoped tho
Commissioners will tako warning by tho
present experience and provide librrally for
the recurrence of such contingency.
, 1879-08-22

Preliminary steps'wero takon III Ohicago
st n meeting last evening toward tho organi-
zation Of u local nnxiliary Of tho American
Pathological Association, with Wow to pro-
noting tbs cause Of spelling reform. a con-
stitution was adopted, aud committees wcro
appointed 10 draft bylaws md nominate
permanent nfficora.
, 1879-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Persons undblr II obtain 1'HE Tntnu.g at News.
AEencics Of Raruad1ratns viii please rspnrt thu
facts ut giving dates anil rartlcus.7 III order thnt
wc may corrrst anc. dGftcncica o. suppiy.
For tho Rrcasas convenience III tosc Wishing 10 avoid
tho nccctsity Of nttp rnTnIHpxI office. arrange
mcnts havn ccn perfected for receiving smn avrr.
ltfcnicatx by telephone. Thfs Office IN supplied with
luti tho 1't ami tale Eson tnssrn,cnR and Fcsponsl
Tie aries sun their advertisement, rt any hotlr
from 10 |. D. H. by teIorlluns direct TO ihl4 oire.
Orders fur tho delivery Of TslE rE'nrSE At Evanston.
Eaa1ewool., and Hyde Park left IN the counang'room
- rt13receivc 1rainpt attention.
, 1879-08-22

1t has boon tleoided to organize the Irish
American Club Of Chicago, aud from the
numbers present and the spirit manifested
Mt Inst evenings meeting 1t is safo to ansicI-
patio TINT tho now organization will rapidly
acquire strenbtl, and influence in local po-
liticnl afFnirH
, 1879-08-22

The application Of so important railway
limo as tho Grand Trunk for admission into
Chicago is IN o7ont of no ordinary interest.
Proceedings looking to tho condemnation Of
certain lands for right Of way south Of Tho
city limits woro begun yesterday.
, 1879-08-22
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CurAen TRIBUNE Inns csta|Itslei, branch Offices
fnr tic Yectnt Of ful~crrtona nni advertisements rs
fu1'urB:
NEW Yn,,1--1soom ep'7rtbE,te Building, +. T.,Mr-
Fsp,xs. Sfa,uGer
PARIS, rssncc-So. 10 1;ro tic Ia t'rsnse. .lsatelcrr.
II. TAttEkn. .hEnns.
LOSnOS. EnE.-Amcrtcan FxchnnEe, 40 Strand.
Nkxn% F. H1lhta. Afent.
WASHINGTON u. C.--13in street.
, 1879-08-22

10000, 600 issued over a35, COO. 900 have
already fonnd their wny bnck to Tho Treas
ury iu payment for per cont bonds, and IT
IN now ovidons that only n minute fraction
Of tho iaauo will remain in tho hands Of tho
, 1879-08-22

If tho reccut delegation Of negroes 10
Kausas was rcaliy sent by tho Mississippi
planters, these goptlo,pen mado serious
mistake in introducing thoir negro delegates
to Kansas in tito ripe, hucculent month Of
August, whom tie weather was OF kind lest
sultoa to tho negro blood and tho fields wcro
tsemiug will. bouutiful lIaryost It WAS
not wlsc nlau for discouragug tho negro
exodus, as the result has proved for many
OF tho negro delegates wero 30 delighted with
tho situation that they would not oven return
to make report. and others hayo gono buck
only to Induce their noighborH 10 prepare for
renewal OF tho exodus. The planters
should not isaso sentthe nugroca into Kansas
at my time before December, when raw
winds and falliny Thermometer might hayo
produced different result,
, 1879-08-22

Tho preeIso o!Ieuse far wl,ie. ugoIsaE @. GAN.
NON al.d hs two assucatu executors o{ tie VIII
OF NNIuHAM iouxa nrs uow confined In tue
Fenit cntiary Is refusal to account lot tho funds
III thrls possession. They paid themselves ~.
oo0 feea for actl!!u. thu cs!atc; cypcuoea SIo''
, 1879-08-22

KATE FIr1n l!aA a cilalty artIclu about ". g.
GILBERT, tic ntltllnro. te words Ut "linaforc,"
III Tue September seribatr's. Sulnu peoplc VIII
be surprised to lrarn-t!iongh t,iratrc.goers We
hopo will Tut that U1E.IEnT las becn q uro.
lilc .lrn:Iatlc uutl.or fur nlauy yaars. Sous of
Ills hest known works aro thu following: "Ths
l'alaee Of TRUTH" "rygmnlan nnl t'ulatca,"
"The Wicked W0r.!," "Char!ty,n "swcct.
hearts," "Tral by Jury" "l1so aorcercr,'
"Dan't Druec," "l'iaafnre," aud "Engagel."
aunv Ut lis pieces which hnyc i!al loug runs In
EnEla,lA have luyor been hcard Ut In slle United
S.utcs, An,nuy thctn are "Nan,la.'s Thumb"
In which Herman Vczln acted $50 nights,
"Cscaturcs ol 1Inpulse'' {a!so $50 niehtsh
"uucau,ura" u:1 nIsLts},, "I'he Fiyan-
.lierr." "rlsa Merry Xtugura." tliLDEnr had
classical education. graduating at the
University Of London. As d nero boy ha
was fond Of tleatrieaIs, u,l guided Ills cou,ps1.
1ons IN spurts Of this description. liz IL stl1!
only - ycara of a9e; and, says Miss FIELD, "as
tedcclares that i.o man creates anything worthy
Of .tusulf until the aSe Of ~, 1t IL safu 10 co''
ciHdo tlIut nc has on!y bog,ln to explore mlno
rar1 In quality and rich in possibilities" !
singular fa>t u0tcd by Miss FIELD Ii tAat. nntik
tho SUCCESS Of youny 0ILpERr. llts fatller, il'e
cllcr GILBERT, did not seanl to suspect that 10
had the possibilities of authorship within him'
But, as soan rs tho young ,uan's success ~as as'
snred, GtLnsHr rsrs burst into a full-blo~n
author, beginning to write novels mid stories 81
the mature ugu ol 20.
, 1879-08-22
rEnMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.


For The benefit OF brr nairons who 6c'rs to send
singlc copcs Of THE TREnuHE through tic mall! To
Rlye creWtth the ttnnstn: rate of roatnHH
E1nesffc. Ffr faDB
EtcEt and Twelve Page PatrF.".........."++H cents
Sixteen Faye l'aHcr. II cent?
!fhfftUM.
Etpt and TWcfyo Page larnr... fems
sixteen IAEe Paper ScAs
, 1879-08-22

policy IL founded upon 1'urisauicat princ;.
pics. Oaeo tho knot . il ttnl an1
mn,l mil woman become husband and wif..
tho wifo is expected 10 drop absolutely her
former lovers, md not to lnnEo now ouoH
Tlero Is no caso III tho Unitotl Htntea
Jurisprudence w1ioro mau las boen
punished for killing tho sot1ucor Of his
wife. Cnsos aro ovon very raro where ,nnn
ln.a boor punished for killing another whom
i'e l,aa suspected Of aetlucing lin wifo. T'be
old demand Of CESAR, not alono that hin win
should 10 innocent, but tint aho should Ia
nbovo tho suspicion OF guilt, IL tho t1cuaud
That Ia mals bY American men. Thoro is 10
othor country in tho world whero CnsAs,s
aictum Is moro ropnlas. Whatover tle con.
duct Of tho man 1nny be, or whntovor colo of
morals 1lo 1nay alopt rs applicable to l,is own
life, tho rulo is rigslly applied to tho wife,
Il haa como to 10 tho unwritton Inv that
whoever violates these conditions tlooa 80 Mt
tho hazard Of hiH ]lfo, md that tho husband
WHO takcs tho Inv into Ills own binds and
retlressos hts grievances stnntls In no dangss
Of suffering my ronalty thercfor,
We rnny atlmit that Mrs. SrnAouE has MT
been guilty Of adultery with Mr.. CoNR1,So:
TINT tho Intimacy lns not been carried 20 far
MS to 10 criminal and tlsat her moral cl,ar.
actor Inns not boon tainted In hor unusual
association with Mr. CosrLrSts. But at tlo
same time sle has gono too far. Her con.
duct has not boen such aa to conduce 10
domestic felicity. Thoro arc milliono Of mon
IN this country who would hnve actcd pre-.
cisely rs Mr.. SrnAouE did, md would iayo
lroatod any other man acling as Mr.. Cosz.
LING did rs all interloper OH their premises,
10 10 elected or 10 be shot. What effect tho
transaction Mt Narragansott Pier 1nny hayo
upon Mr.. CoNKL1Sa politically is not 20, 1nai1e
10 tho subject at atl j.. The politicians aro
keen enough 10 talo caro- of TINT. There ia
lut ono pliRao Of tho situation that is worth
consideration, md that IN tho socia1, and,
looking ut 1t from tl,at point OF view, Mrs.
SrnAauE violated Tho duties of tho wife that
nro exactetl by tile husband. and Mr.. CoSx-
LING violated not only the etiquette, but tho
co,nmoncst proprietics mud Icco,lciea Of Nlr,
| SPnAduE's home. Mr.. CosKn1So has suffered
tho disgrace Of being driven from TINT
homo ut tho mouth OF SHOTGUN. 1fo
should thank bis lucky STARS TINT 10
! was not t1lot. Tho only amcud ho eau
| mako in future In to got rs far as possible
| away from the infaluations Of his charmer,
and to mako up il lis excessive distance
from Mrs. SrnAuuE md conspicuous nvoitl.
nnco Of 1fr. SrnAuuE what ho has lost here.
| toforo by his unwnrrantcd contiguity 10
| tho former and lis invasion Of tho dom.
Srt1a rf thu lint IT,
, 1879-08-22

WAUHAEStA HODGE, NO. iGG, 4. F. d A. NJ
Regular Ca1n,uncal Ion this (friarl evening at Md
tot.in HALL ~ Monsnea-. for lnsess An work. Tts
'<''s i. &. HOWELL. Secretary.
, 1879-08-22
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