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But Think The States Should
Enforce Them by Proper
Legislation.
Tic BiodGctt Committee Still
Waiting for the iscq,1i-
Btte Funds.
The Conflict Between United States
and Slate officials in Ala
'bama.
EDN1iLING.


WASHINGTON. b. c., Jan. Gothic following
from Democratic autl,oritics is said to be one
Of the lines Of Senator Conk1ing'a 1clense of
Arthur md Cornell against the attack Of tho
Treasury: scnasor Cunklng ha* In his pos
session what he 1cemla conclusive proofs that,
whtle the Jav Commission WIS IN session at the
New York Custou-llouse making their we'll
known investigation, certain gpcclat. Agents Of
the Treasury Department, uut!cr direction Of
thc Secretary. held CONSULT ation meetings nt
tho Metropolitan notr1 to roach. !" witnesses.
aud that they wcre officially assigned to that
duty, md were a secret bart Of the Jay cum-
mission. 1t Is alleged tn those proufs That
Witnesses were privately questioned by them at
the hotel before they wrrc placed on tho
stand. and Instructed ~ to tho mauncr
in which they t4,ull most e(rec,,ia,jy 1cstffr
ava,n,t Artlnr anil Corrcr1. md tltat w,,rrc II
s..,s 80 ~. s'as n.'a ' ~. .''as "ne'a ~
wan 'ouno thst INC "'thess has' hotha't' 10 olirf
against tlefc gentlemen he was lot callcu. The
Ice on Commerce, aud thu ecua,o In executive
.c..,o, mi I'm e,,.r1. o,ai,.. no 1.,, fS',,,
osso1ou' wv ~ ee' usnne1 ltio o'y eo"'
MISSION arc VI elcb efave character 1T hhow~
the Secretary to Ills fce,. 1t viii t,o si,ovn'
cnn,,tlnr,s friend. INV. that m, ho,1. ut H..
r.n~.,".. .,t.,... sAs ' a's ~ NV
oes.s'"''es " I1s .teuso'y nut etate "eee aeep
=" ."N -0""p.'"~1 ~ F'"'N oeA'eh"H% Nf4A'''Sv
Arthur ard Cornei, no luutter BY what means,
aud that tho ,nc;utcrs Of the Jaw Commission
ys,,)fu,1v carried n mi Inn. .tr,,,. ,h,. IN
,"a,t". s.,,h 49, ,at' t%. ~. s",..e..' ."s .ns'.
Ieatloa Will ~ ul1ats olast anu conducting u
Will e4ua1 ps'Juo'ee'
ae"sfAfEn COMMENT
The Washington Posi-. which certainly has
very little to say ft fayur Of President Ifaycs,
Inns thIs AZ 10 thr 5r)atinps at cnrl11nr II, thc
a,,nimi.tr,,;rr, ..l@ho,av,r uo H." .a',, =" ' ~
11"..." 49,. ,!. nas W hal'. VI
fa}cs or A1s SURROUNDINGS, hc!thur nc nor they
hayo trcatcd Tho Democratic party or represent
utfyc Democrats as individuals any vprse than
,hcrc wo. rr,.on IN crnccI. Tho ns,,,o,ro,,c
,.n-tv has t,na, .r.,,,no ,~a. =, tau ."J t1a''I
s"''5 "te oec1 "ae'Ax "a' u An'1s n'o o'"eN
nlH against Hayes, slrr1nan. Sud thu rest of
tl!ejr coter1e. As,d they have struck back,
though that war llas been wagcd OPEN
y atd ~ uasfEns, "A!ike Csnk!1hs's.
from t!tc rowa!dly ambush uf rxGcutlye scF-
sson' Undcr all thrsc circumstances, w would
sugrest ~ s'rtnoernts III tas arAats that TIC
nrot%F thlns Is to cn1ploy thefr. Uuwcr to foree
ts f}eftt out Of executive sessEnns. to that Its
rssults can e" npnn th1 r'e'!u "f The enuosry:
Inns can b@ acehtan!!sl!td unsY N rs!e way, Aal
, 1879-01-21
TIIE PENSION HILL,
WILL. THR PRESIDENT SIGN ri
Xtlecf0k nftu0fcA 10 IAk TFihHnG

WAsHsxoT0S, D. e.. Jan. 20.-Thero Is much
an1iety II tha Treasury 1t tho passage VI tho
ArFeats-of-Pvuston bill. Secretary Sherman ID
reported - having said that hs shall urge tho
President to veto It. US thu Treasury will no. be
Abls 10 meet the iemanI upon it should the bill
Lccoine law. Thu cxperts differ - to the
amount which tho bill would tYks from tue
Treatury, souic claiming that It would reach
above ~, ,001,Uoo, Thu best estl,nate Is regard
ed ut tae pcusiou Oltec u about $9O, Quo, 600.
The slaIsn agea.s ass juotlaas. aud you'd 10
shla te, InusIer III influential tobby IL ser,lre thu
, 1879-01-21
NtxxU.

8p<e&al lht9a'ea to 1as 1ftbt4ns.
Top1xA. Kaa., Jan. 20.-Tbe Republican
members hold meeting tn-luosrow ryentng to
consult a TO tho adyisabtltty of going Into
caucas on the Seustorlal matter. All the can-
dtdatea are opotsesi to the eaueus movement,
and its aloptlon Il not probable. ingalls, 10
ea!u!ax sseEi!ly, aud dts ultimate suece&x Ii
regarded certaiu BY hls friends. Speaker Clarke
has many warm supporters stnee It has been
dsdn!sely knowu that ha woul1 u = candidate.
CougFcssmau t'a!ll!p4 arrived to-day. aud has
taken command ot his forecs 1t ths Tilt uouse.
liz counts upon thu solid vote Vt tia Western
, 1879-01-21
ScE FIVE CENTS.

a. j.. ,rc ~ tho HIT ar,, ,v.-, ,-oto RI. IN,
~. ",' 49, e's't "'es - 'sS0 ."e "'s
~ sald' "oaJd allow to cach new pcnstpntft II
y IN prlYate, from 3f.o0D 4, x1,tIU IA 4 tlrst
= vn,cnt vh,o ~, ,,sar,at -, nf1nx. ,~a.,,,, hs
"' """s ~. "'''"""' ~ ""ss'' "uu y.
;om t"o 10 f0Hr tleaek as tuHch, According 10
xEk.
.r,,.. .,..t ~, u.,
~ e''e'pn p''' aas oeeh sent 10 Lac !'cs's
the Trr,.,,,r and ,no lnte,,nr Y,r a rr,xrt
'' '"" wv 4"'s''o' ''' ''eSA'
upon
Irs MERITS ARD pKNEhs1s.
Further examination OF the It'll - It. p1s.ci
tnnocess .1,nws thai II II IN xornc rryv i,n,o,-
49,, ,'...,s..,... .,Ir.,s. t.s.- .,'"s ',.t.,,
.a .a"t Fa,1ta'"'s o,"e'cnt run l"at upo" WHICH,
tHn estimate 0l the Commissioner OF Pcns1uus
, 1879-01-21
THE WEATHER,

Orylca or ritE CHlRp s1nyAL OrrtcEn,
WAsuINGToN, d. C., jan. ol--1 u. m.-Inlfca-
tlous-For Tcunrasre aud tho Ohio VaIluy, it,
crtastnK coultness with warmer east to south
wiuds, mud nearly stationary followed by fall
lug barometer.
For the Lake region. partly cloudy weathcr
and occasional aaow, With rising temperature,
suuth tn southeast wilds, md duIing tho day
fniIin. bNruEic;er,
Fur thu Unprr Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, warmer southeast IN southwest wnds,
tuilIug tafusnctcr and partly cloudy weather,
With ateas Ut SHOW In ths northern portions,
followed during Tuesday by colder northerly
winds anu rising barometer.
Fur the Middle Rtatcs nn.l New England,
partly cloudy wcatAss, With low, but slowly
rislng temperature, nurtAwett winds, shifting
to westerly and southcs!y, slight rise, followed
hy fatttng barometer, suu In northern portious
light snow.
LOCAL phaknYATIaNa,
E,tcAao, jan. 70.
, 1879-01-21
INDIANA.
TUE TALL SYCAMORE uKTs IT AL.

dpzef2& tH&AAsch 10 1A3 1Ff4NAA
INDIANAPOLIS. Inu., Jsn. M--The Democrat
ic caucus met 1t half.past Z tn tbs Hall Of tho
House OF Representatives., Speaker CauthoEna
presiding. Tiers ware seycutY-two members
pEesent,-txe1ty-onu Senators aud afty-ons
Representatives. Heuators Reeve, Ssrnig-
h4usev, s"1 Wtntcsbatham, tbs three hasd-
money grsces who hare talked louR aul loudly
OF their devotion to tho eternal principles. oc-
cupie1 : trout scat together, aud, a. aoou al tho
caucus was oreaulscd. Rceys took tho floor and
luads . speech OF bali IN hour about the tims-
hoaosed principles Of the party, aud warning
ths capeua that victory, to be worth anything,
must be won upon what will stand tho test u
um1+ Al the conclusion ha
NOMINATED G1oRuB ". JULIAN
~ man who Ind vun Lls spurs In lighting tho
lton of the Republican party, o. z. Morton, and
whosv nvctaalou " shs Democracy iu rceeut
, 1879-01-21
SENATORIAL.
Cen. Black Nominated for
Senator by the Illinois
Democrats.
Proceedings Of the Caucus,
and Abstracts of the
Speeches.
The Democratic Legislators ut
indianapolis Hold Their
Convention.
Appeals Of the Orow-Eators to Let
Them Have Julian for a
Few Days.
The Long and Short Of 1t ALI
a Double Nomination
Of Voorhees,
Another Days BnIl0tinr at
Madison Without ANY
Result.
Seventy'ninth Ballot: Reyes, 80;
Carpenter, 26; Howe, ~;
Mashburn, 3.
Another Days BnIloting at
Madison Without ANY
Result.
Seventy'ninth Ballot: Reyes, 81 s;
Carpenter, 26; Howe, n;
Mashburn, 3.
ILLINOIS.
l1EMUCttATIC CAUCUS.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
6otctal Di+pafch to T1e Tribune
Spn1sor1E1p, ILL.,, inn. 26.-trho Demo-
cratio momhcrs Of the tsoncrnl Assembly mot
In caucus this evening III the Art Gallery at,
tho Capitol for tho purpose Of putting in
nomination q candidate for United States
Senator. Luther Dearborn called thocaucus
to order, aud, on motion Of Sopator Gallon,
Senator 11onltnnn was called 10 tho chair. In
assuming his duties Senator IIordmnn inado
few retnarks, counsalingtpeaco aud harmony
and tho exercise OF wisdom in making q
choice.
Representative Day, Of Champaign, was
olectad Secsotary.
8onator Hoonor prosontot resolution IN
vitinH tho Hon. John II. Palmer to address
tho caucus upon tho necessity Of united ac-
tion on the part Of tho Democrats. Repre-
sentative 1Ierrington moyod to a1nond the
resolution by including tho namca Of the
lion. j. 9. Robinson aud the Hon. Lyman
Trumbuli. which nmsndmont was adopted.
Representatives Robinson, Of Jacltson, md
Bridges and Senator Jonos waro appointed to
whit upon tho gont1olnon named aud escort
them to tho Chnmbar.
Representative Robson, Of Fulton, was
elected an Assistant Secretary, after which
THE HON. John II. PALMER
was called upon to speak. lIe eounsolcd
moderation, wisdom, aud patriotism In their
action, and reminded them unat their con-
duct would be closely scratiuizod by their
constituents throughout tho Slate. Tho
CANVASS of 1880, he 6aitl, llad already COM
, 1879-01-21
WISCONSIN,.
TnH CAucit8 REcoxvsNxs.
Hnrrtaf DtsndteA 10 Thk Ttf4uns.

MADISON, WIs., jan. e3.-Thc Republican
Senatorial eauc,is convened In the Senate Cham.
bcr at o'clock, and was called to order by Sen
atos Wcleh. Upou cslttng tho roll, II vas fountl
that mans members Ycre abscat, sa!atakiag tho
hour for tho assembling Of the caucus. On tno-
tlon Of Senator icc, recess was taken TIL 100.
On rcasscmb1ing, the CLERK, Mt. Alien, called
the roll. All tic members answered 10 their
names except Adtsnd and Carter. Mr. Dandlcy
apuearcd will, hla eye tied up, retnarkIng that
l,c lad been homo consulting bis constituents.
fGseat laughter aud cilecrs.1 Senator Price
moved to proceed TO ballot for United states
Senator until otherwise ordered by tho caucus.
, 1879-01-21

THE 1ONGE9.
CAta0 +1an. U.-Thc rIver IS rising. The ico
Is about tc soine a. yesterday here, but Is re.
ported pasbne TAducAt a. tho heaviest cyrr
known. The weather Il tieas and pleasant.
WHEELING. ". Va, Ian. 2o.--TAc !rc-gorgo
here broke at , o'cfocli this morning. anil the
river ha. been running full OF 1oalfng iec sir,cc.
The steamer Nail City ssa. iorcc.i I'll top of tho
shore trc, and had hcr wheel badly lrt,kcn and
WIS badly twiktc'l ~. 1hr Annie Krt,y Ind q
hole abnlit sixty feet long stove III her side, and
every c3lort IL now hcthE made III sasc her from
sinking. Two bargcs, orc loaded with stoves
and tfc other r,ntty, 10th belonging tn John
Armstrong & Co.. wcse swept away with tho
Hood. No other damage has thus far been IT,
ported. Capt. Lists ncw boat lying Just a}oya
tho mouth Of the crcct, Is still safe ntd sound,
The RaCon. liornbrook, and Andes escaped With
out scratch.
Rptctai Dispatch IL The 1rtkunf.
CAIRO, ILL, Iaa. M.--The Ohio Rlvcr con-
tfnues to rise. and the greater portion OF the
surface Is covered with rapdly.moy!n9 ice.
Since o'clock this afternoon the Ice has been
running very hcnvy. and navigation In the har-
bor for the time being Ia entirely susnended.
AdFtccs from Paducoh report The Ice passing
there to-iay tho heaviest ever tcen. With the
exception Of tho sinking Of tho t1rg-<locks a,,d
two Or three con,-fats no particular damage has
been done at this port by the present flow.
WHEELING, ". W., Jun. 40.--In addition to
thu losses Elscn in tho afternoon dispatch. the
West Wheeling ferry!,ont, owned by Andrew
won, was cut down mid sunk nv the Ice Slu
n lying on her hdc, with her stnokestack still
~ slight. scveEal haEges belonging to the Moi,-
itnr ToTbuat Company werc nlsu carried away.
The river ~ now running full Of gorgc leo mud
tue water IL tallIng slowly.
, 1879-01-21

oRstTH &"%N4bFH :" S"E f1RTFt%
WASHINGTON, D. t., Jun. eG.-Thc astitudo
Of tho stalp Ut Alabama is attracting maya
attention here. Thougilttul observers thtn..
tia. they tan SEQ In tnc position recently as
stunned both by Virginia and A'abana towards
tho General Government an attempt to reaItzs
tho wie. Ut tho leaders Of the accession movu.
f1cnt. who 1Javs frequently since tho War Baltt
That their only mistake vas that they did not
attempt to secure 'rllhtn tho Union that with
they failed tn obtain ln goin4 out Ut It. Tlso
uct!on Ut Alabama and Virginia is capnl'le Of
nu other exclamation than that these States
arc attempting, by their Legislatures and
courts, 10 destroy tue authority Of thu
National Government Within shslr oor1ors.
Frauds In count and hatln,ing wrro
carried IN to their Usual extent during the No.
yctnuer clcctlous. Thcrc was uol.e Ut tic yso-
lenco anl intimidation wll!ril characterized tho
canvass III Loutslann aud South Caruliua, but,
Oil the contrary,
TliB GREATEST 1ooD FEELING APPARENTLY
PREVAILED,
The Democrats, who hat gained possession IT
ali tho political machinery OF the sla,c, SAID to
tho Republicans III those parts ri The 9tato
where thu latter had majority; "You DO tho
voting and We will do the cout.ttn:t." This wss
MI open md ns,oyr.hk,arl. and was considered
~ kHE bE+1U+iAkH IL LII u EDtQ {DhEt kHDHlur
TINT they had tho power nnd will tn carry out
the programme. 4 Cumbrr II defeated canll-
lutcst howcycr. did NOT consider 1t
Joke. As evidence II fraud was at ha,,l. It was
presented 10 tho ta!lcl States Grand Jury, and
Indictments wcru found ngalMsl number Vt
Democratic Inspectora Of Election. py prompt
action OIL thu uust u the Dlstrirt-Attornry aul
Marshall number Of tai1ot-boxcs mud polt.1ty,s
containing
CONVINCING PROOF OF FRAUDS
Indeed, cdntafn!ns tue frauds thGltsaclvcs-wcrc
SECURED, un,l arc uow locked up In thu vaults Ut
the unItctl 3tatcs sfarstial'a u.lIre. The triu]s
for which ihcse aro to he used as evidence nro
liked for so.nc tiuc In May, at,d It ts If course,
ut tho highest Importance 10 thu ends of justice
that tf!cse records aud ba!iot-boxcs Should 10:
be tampered with until they arc pfaycd tu
cyjoenrf. Il IA. however. Of equal lMpoF'unro
tn tho Interests ot rho Democrats that lhIs
psuof Ut their crimes should nut to permitted
IL !.ays IT. pgopcr elect aeaInst tl4en., aud thu
nlethods thoy hAYc a1optctl lo secure pueeos-
siuM Of these DOCUMENTS aud bailut-boxrs with
their contcnts, although neither new npr
likely to be effective arc, III thcir simplicity aud
diEectncss,
Fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to those which hcryctl In South Carollna md
I.ou,sinna 10 arrompilsh st,,.sar results. Orlers
have becn ISSUED ffo, the ;utcl 6tatvs officials
IN Alabama 10 taks advantage OF eyury lrlul
nctllol to secure u release Ut the alural,al unt
to protect the otllcia}s ot tho United 6tulss
Courts IN tho performance Of thctr duty. That
this event. ~ we'll US lile recent at Of thu
StAto kenata il directing its Foreign Ai1iys
Cosnslllttcc to consider the propriely of takltu.
a~ay fr0tn thu people and ycstlug IN tho Lccis4
'aturs tho power Of e!yettng Presidential E!vgs-
, 1879-01-21

HESTER CLYMRH TIE DBNoCAArIC CANDIDATE.
li4IRlsnuR1, Jan. ao.-Thc Dcnuctata vi thu
Legislature met IN caucua, aud, after several
ballots, decided to EAST their yotes fur ucster
ClYmer tor Caite1 States Senator.
, 1879-01-21


r,,. ~ all I'm .a,t1;1o,es ,,rt ,roasra
rn1,c- and and Mai vora w;,h1rnvn, mi,
t,,o oonc,. rr,raodod n . eoror1 ,,n1,ot
Dcfore thu rota vaa annopncaa. It Incoming
a,naront TINT ,fr Fut,e, woa mt tho cbo}ca
IT tha cnncuu. M,. Herr,noton wIthdrow Ins
narno. ant tba manhattan of acn. B1ack
wa mat,o unan,n,oue.
An Executive Committee of ,,va vas then
annointe1 to cont1nct mia canno;on In m
onl. co,oposcd nj nenators Dear1nrn md
McDovell and Representatives Herjuetop.
arcKtu!ay. md Wentworth.
The cauc,,a than od,ournc1 IN n,oet amir,
at tho call of tho Chairman.
THE ItuAN uAyAoERs.
ALTHOUGH the Logan crowd cnrr;oa tho
Caucus bv an overwhelming ma;oritv. the
leaders are not ye& satisfied that tbey hayo
walk.away, Tho spectre of bolt Of un~
certain s,zo in constantfv bcfore them. and.
like /" Dauquo's phoet.' It will not down.
even a, the bit1tline Of Long Jones. Tie 10
Davlcsa statesman bus beon busi1y en-
eagol all day In telceraphipp tho absent
members 10 },nrry TO their legislative ho,ne
and ba promptly on hand tomorrow noon.
wien tho bniiotina begins iu both Houses.
Frantic appeals have beon sent to alt parts Of
tho State for IN influx Of bu]tdozors md
maupploto,B Of tho local marty lash. Thosa
-,.. -. - -
j. n,a-.,as ,,a~a tsa., ,,1.,s.aa ~ ..x,. .'..
49, Tna., a,s,hn.;sa. % . ala p asa,, ~ - .'sna ~, ~
~ [ o,ss.",1 , .s,,rn '' v,,as '% '' '''~"s ''''
A' ~ ~,,. "A. s.-, ,na.v ,vo,,,
vii, H. :. :. ,.".aa1;h,~ =. 49,. 1 .'.,
.,a.a rrt.. t,a... .'sa. a. 'aoo ~ W
.s:., r.. H.. 49,, -, .,...,N h ,. ~. u"y
ra"- .a"..snan,,ast @ - 49, ,s..n 'u, s.,.. ~ ~ ~.
ss.,h.t.s - % 49, ~ ~ ~ "s" Ivy
..'.. .ss' ~ 1,.. - o " s"''"s o.. @N's"'1
poprh,,cor rn-t1 +wo rs,~. ho,oo ..,,o. u...
tdcpt IA to bs elected, but how this defeat +. to
b. accomplished is still an uncertainty. Thu
resolution introduced into the House this mosn-
1nS dchonnc1hK tho Balafy-Rrab W13 sent to the
, 1879-01-21
Louisiana.

C2GEUStR1.
NEW OntEASs, Jan. 20--In the Senatorial
caucus Eustlro received % votes; Kcpncr, 2j;
Jofias, 81; Lewis, 8; rest scattering. No
choice.
, 1879-01-21

EXPLOSION IN \ DNUG-STOHE.
hosToN, Jan. 2O.-An explosion Tits morning
1T the drugstore Vi Weeks & rnttcr caused
luss Of S30, ,0l0; insurance, Sl59,NU.
, 1879-01-21

A. ton minutes past 1u Senator Bailey moved
to tako lcccss for twenty minutts, which tho.
ttou prevailed.
At 1880 tho CAUCUS rcasseu,b3cd,
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on charges of perjury, and committed to
Jail unless he gave bail. Citizens are
threatened that if they attempt to punish
the offenders in the United States courts,
the witnesses will be punished in the State
courts, and thus the State not only declines
to punish these criminals, but refuses to
allow it to be done in the United States
courts"
And in this opposition to the Federal
authority the democratic party demands
that the South shall be let alone. Well,
we could desire no better issue npon which
to appeal to the justice and common
sense of the country than this which the
South and its allies are forcing upon us.
Free speech and free ballot are the
foundation of popular government. No
party which arrays itself in hostility to
these safeguards of the Nation need hope
to rule America.
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General News.

1t is said that the ardent feeling in Dakota
a sudden chill.
There are indications tina. the fashionable
exodus for Europe will not be so large as
usual this summer.
Texas expends from $780, 900 to 5000, 1000
annually to support battalion of State troops
for the protection of its frontier.
Mr.. Edison is quoted by correspondent of
the indianapolis Journal as saying that the
eclectic light sis just as certain as sunrise"
"They must get me time for it, he added
'and if they don't, shall take time have
never said would have done it in week"
Mile. Grevy, the daughter of the French
President is a landscape painter of rare ex
cellence, and charming talker. When she
was in her teens she used to accompany her
father in his shooting excursions in the wild
parts of the Jura. She was then as good a
shot as he is.
Elias Black. farmer near Doyleston, Pa,
has sixteen harvests of hay and grain rotting
in stacks on his farm. When farm produce
began to rise with the breaking out of the
war he held his crop for still higher
prices. When prices fell, embittered by dis
appointment, he kept on stacking until he has
$40, 900 worth of hay and grain on his hands
According to the Philadelphia Times, Levi
Waggenseller, while recently eating supper
at a restaurant, swallowed his false teeth
plate and all. He consulted physicians, but
all their efforts to relieve him were in vain
The teeth slipped down and settled near the
to get any food or drink down his throat, and
after seven days of severe suffering he died
of starvation.
The Zulus are armed with breech-loading
of arms in the course of few months were
landed at Delagoa Cay, and then rapidly
passed into the hands of the Zulus. The
Portuguese authorities at that port we're no,
ing so they would undoubtedly have drawn
down upon themselves the wrath of Cetewayo
and their small detachment of fifty men coult
not defend the town. Correspondence on the
subject passed between Sir Bartle Frere and
the Portuguese Governor, which resulted il
the latter official pledging himself to stoy
the trade, and a gun-boat was accordingly dis
patched to Delagoa Bay to protect the inhabi
tants. There is little doubt, however, that i
is not the Portuguese authorities who are I,
blame for this traffic in arms and spirits will
Southern Africa; INSCRIPTIONS English trad
ers are the real offenders. They have sup
piled the ammunition and weapons with whc
English soldiers have been slaughtered.
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77777777-l-77777777
TIE ONLY WAY.

The only way TO cure catarrh Is by the of
cleansing and healing lotion, applied to the inhamed
and diseased membrane Snuns and fumigators,
while aiordng temporary relief irritate the affected
parts and excite more extended inflammation. Be
sides outward application alone cure ca:arah.
The disease originates In n viviated state of the
blood, and thorough Alternative course Of treatment
is necessary 10 remove it from the system. DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy has long been known as an
efficient standard remedy for this disease but to in
a radical and permanent cure, II should be used
in conjunction with DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
cred The Discovery cleanses the vtiatcd blood,
while the Catarrh Remedy allays the inflammation and
henls the disensed iissnea