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Medices, and Spanish
LaceS.
N EW VEIL I'm GS i'm
black and white, with
spark and crystal spot
dotted crepe 1isse, and
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New and elegant novel;
ties in JABoTS and
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India Null Enbroider
FiChuS.
Real Bretonne Lace
Scarfs and Fichus, very
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One Hun dred
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Berlin Wool = ShaWls,
81 each, worth $6.
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.
(sECOND FLOOR.)
Another invoice of STRIPED SILK
SUITS, all colors, well and stylishly
made, $15 each.
India Null, Dotted Swiss Organdie, and
White Lawn Suits, specially adapted
for Commencement and Graduating
purposes, at very low prices.
WHITE LAWN PERS,
Trimmed with Embroidery, the most
elegant yet displayed. The styles at
81 so, s. and IS are specially at
tractive.
WASH SUITS
OF every description, from the lowest up.
ParaSOlS and Sun Umbrellas
In every new make of materials, COM
bination of colors or trimmings, and
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OF every description, from the lowest up.
, 1880-04-20
THE 1}ALLOT,

THE REPORT OF THE wAT.LACK COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, u. C.i April 19.-Wallace, In
behalf OF the mnjorIty Of tho Senate Select
Comm!ttce on alleged frauds In recent elec-
lions, etc., submitted report to-lay OF the
results OF the Committee Investigations In
Massachusetts and Rhode Island. After IT,.
view Of the evidence taken the Committee
say. while they tlnd that Improper practices
exist In the States visited, and tho freedom
Of choice by vaters in the States has been
intertesed with, md persons practically
threatened with dismissal from employ
ment II thsy voted III opposition to
tbs wishes Of their employers, yet
hey ca cannot And that It Is Within the com:
additional OF any legislation; but that, on
h., tha contrary, the remedy therefor Is 70 BE-
State In which tll% wrong tB perpetrated.
Wrongs upon the ballot or Interference
with tho right nt suffrage, or with the modes
of qualification Of v0teEs, arc questions
which ars to be CORRECTED and controlled BY
the States, and not BY the Federal G0yerli-
lnent;. Sntirage Is under the control OF
egRmept, Tho latter haa noyotess ot lts own
, 1880-04-20
APPROPRIATIONS,
TIE WQ7EK IN HAND.
Hptefal pitpdteh to The Chicago Tribune

E,refo1 Flitn1Jsh fo 1hS fhtrnoo TrtttIuA.
,v.s,,,~ornv n n Anrii to-Tbo ,vort
~ ~" Annronr,a,tnns f,omnit,rc ia cnns,out,v
fo,limr i,rhl,,L lin tn this lima four of thc
io rnast iii. ~, T,,to,cl,.,, no,not,.. fosts.
in.,,t, a,,i Txoautfro Tost. .f,g,on sunIr,,
MY, n.t'vo ~" EAe' aus'oATr, nj. eN"!y
CN!l, md General De!lc1chcy. Inc Naval
bill Is ready. md Mr. Atkins Intends to ask
the House to start this to tic Scnntc before
,,, bs1oro react, action II taken on te Little deficiency
olll' WHICH iias no" oech pcnu'ng loF so many
weeks, and the pnssage OF which lsextFcn'e'y
necessary to tho public service. The Com-
mjttco llas agreed to tho Senate amend
!nsmt n,.I w. +" lno ro.l'"c',''on pnl sNms
S"''Mo increase 1of hcavy g0ha' anu
agreed to ask non-concnrrcilce on
some Of the 1esscr itoms. Tic Indian bill rs
aot,,at ,.sosat1,as ~ ~. sor,.,"n ~ o,,,,n ~.
act.i"t i'ecessi1es .. tle sels1ce' us ano"n !!
, 1880-04-20

Chief .IustIro Marshall settled tlls point.
Daniel Webster was also Of, record, |le said,
In language most nncqllvocal. lie had prt,-
he sfnei s,eafen 81 Sfh o %as pssed
by q vote 0f IA to 10.
TnE MEXICAN rE1s1ONEIts.
There was a struggle over q bfl! reported
by Mr. f:Ofrrnttl, NJ the Pension totnnllttce,
VINO asked for q sttsp!,1is'nn of tia rules for
sttassr IT. psHsft to thosa D. Who Watched io G co,.r.o i
of legislation for the past few years. The
btll proposes to put 9n the. pcnslo,,-rou the
survivors of tho Mexican. Blackhawk, F!or-
q 1 th mi 'p Hf sna ~ c"fa wrs p{Ijss'9E I o waf II
these proposed pensioners woll[d By from
Souticrn States. aud nltst Of them exIselH.Is.
The presentation Of the hi ut once excited tile
telllcar s'ds to plset ne t;,I,'s # st.b"5n re-,
fur I,ts side OF the House, sn,l lie WINS not
willing tn allow n vote, rs in that case tho
blll wt,uld be- brought out Of lta order o,, tho
cHs"e csa y t. ES So atTnen as. o %f r. H. o1 n3c s s
Il vote without debate or
POWER TO AMEND IT.
III the ordinary course Of business hntll these
rights nf the minority mist be allowed At
tho beginning Of tho dlscusston there wns II
Atl9ll att;ndan;e on Tic Republican side.
selves they refused to yofc. Later Mr. Fryo
stntc, That lie opposed the t,!I moi lecnt1s,.
it proposed 10 pciisfnn ex-Iielmls. butpcauSt q,
It proposed 70 pension illcn who we're in
i',' havc' wealth, s wh9 ' i,avc ' nuvsr brsa .
seryo thls recognition on tho part Of
the Government. liz thought the bill ILL.,
War who arc poor and needy stand whiting
for ptlsons they lave cnrnet. liz thought
tic Republicans Of the House would meet
the casc stl,,arely and put the question to a
test 0f strength. The vote was then taken,
and ysas division on strict party lines, rc.
aulttng, yeas, 11O: nays, 10. 'rllcrc will be
nH other opportunity to suspend thG rules on
this, question for n month. The Democrats
III definite on tlts motion, but tic antmus WA
too apparent,
, 1880-04-20

E0nk, 1,,',s.,, HHGs;Ssil''ah, Hs;si IWnfnnr, Wnard, E'
f$x!'; sx!: ;''s, 5Ss: s!i!s:,, Wss; wS's's@4s;s-
Public i'ulIJings at,d t}rounds, ,noved 10 su.-
pend The rules and pays the bill for the erec-
slon 9t a pu1!Ic building 9t littsb.rg: st.
,o Msr 81 PROTEST hy Sir n1mt nEa;1st tis
Ss toiifot 's efs,fG 70 ~ sspe@ asshs' te se:
nnt, pass the bill! providing penstuns to
soldiers and sailors Of the Mexican and other
waTS n lhls + th Dill which rcpca's Sec
4 ,niotion 10 adtoi,rn was Immediately
nMtlo froln tho Republican sitle and defeated.
Tue yote WIS tfiei, taken on seconding tho
tlcnlafnl for tho suspension Of tho rules, anu
re:sn!iilte'l-yeas, :nil llG: nays, 3.
,slr. Taw,,*licnd tlll} inquired whether tho
other si.le vas oppnsed to pcnsloning Alner-
lem veterans.
ST. liayes-we are against pcnsionlng jeff
Mr. )lbrell explained that JEFF Davis
wpultl not l,t MNslonea tlHlcr tl!is htl1, be-
cause !e xas stl!f under. .poftIcAl disabilities.
rnngct,leht could not l,c nrrived at, and III
tic cUtlrse bf the discussion AR. Congcr
!ilndc some remarks rs IN tho number Of
!,ennsylN!nla pension cases which wcre on
Mr. llatcIl-Dons the gentleman object 10
pensEontnK soldiers who Hive In Pe,l1lsyl-
yunFa?
Mr. ConRcr-Of course not.
Mr.. llnteh-'Thcn. why throw 1t mp ngnlnst
the Chairman Of tho Committee on Pensions?
3fr. CnMgrr-'fhnt IL between the Chair
man and myself. When i'e invites you. come
Mr.. fiatcll-1 will come in whenever have
n lntnd to.
The point Of "no quorum WAS then with.
drawn.
Afr. rofTEgth then modified his motion so as
, 1880-04-20
IN TUE HOUSE,
SUSPENSION OF THE 1UI.Ea.
Spetiat DApafeh to Ths CAteaoo Tribune.

r,t.. .tn.
w. n,,,s.,.s., % ~ ~ :, A,s s.",,. U.oo ~ ,"'"S
H.. i1n,so ~ ,arots m ~ 1n'ta ~ 80, u"y IL.
t.;noaa TI",,a. ~, :" .nu no''a 1noMuaS
,"s. ~ ta n.' ~ rs" sat as a"s,t ~ aao7
,n,. ~ - a ,,"n 's. ~. ~ ~, apal' ~ sspoh
s.u'. =, a''ss a,a .gs to p'snso o! oals mn n
iIao s ~ m ,a,ta tIp'u 80 ,ao, as c1.ssS ,,," lno
i I.' ,,%,o, ~ ~ nu ~ " 'sa us a'aet ,!'s
uu "',1v,, WY, maso !sMt NV w ,eaenea
~. '. ~ '!'.u'"! o.'us H., " naslcs' a'o ntss
,o;o ~ s.'speta mn t!te 'u'eS was 'naae " mr.
e"'!s; nv s;a W ''n ,a,n len9 t.'soaa So'iM'ttee'
n'.,J ano J''iis ~ e,n;h e1h p""' .no o's. ~ 10
m,.." t,,,''t ,.,u "' o"s % n' "et u 100
tI tnas Az. ~ c,,!e wtH !epoasct @ W tao ltouse
-. a.o'n .Ias oo't'!a.soo 9e,"a HeoHs aEo, ana
~ pus's,ons n,,' ~, mo.o IT. .ias su t".ly eA,
p'"'ou' AMo ~, ".u.1s,, p1up"scs W "1ae'u
w .aw oo tl.A. t4o oink'ns rnnu " tnese
1gs's 1g.. IVY W '.,soolvu , ~ o.aes uons W ule
nn'sou a outsss .!an t1lo Fst cemts' H.c'uuohg
mo l'rstrmof1Rago bonas OF fal!T0ads Which
aro arc noarly exhausted IS the % ,nan rcasoa M 'r for
'''a An mt attennt ,vo, mo,,e hv Mr. ,ve,,horn of
Texas. to strike out the provision admitting
seeretary in Ills discretion. Mr.. Wcliborn m
'.I, nteueo .nat a,, TO maSe , me "fsl'"oFtsaEe
bonds e!lg'oie would 10 10 put It
In the power Of the railroads to swlndle the
, 1880-04-20
GEN. GRANT.
ARRIVED HOME.
6pettdl Nfpdtth to Ina Chttndp Trtbun,

ARRIVED HOME,
Special Dsputeh to Ina Chicago Tribune.
GALESA, ILL.,. April 10-The speclat train
bearing Gen. ugant and pnrty nrriyed at this
city Mt 6:l0 this evening. 4 large crowd 6f
citizens WIS assembled Mt the depot to re-
celve the distinguished travellers, and gen.
cral ard informal handshuklng was Indulgcd
in otl the platform, after which tho tourists
md their companions took carrIngcs fnr tho
rant tc Tfaenss a pi,v w1Fa sos,e sppfr M c sw"tS 5
Mrs. Grant, Col. Fred Grant Miss Kitty Felt,
tiov. CuilOtn, nntl Gen. j.. A. McNllltn, Of,
Bloomington. Gen. and Mrs. Grant aTe both
IN the best Of health, and express, no ltttle
their home In this city. Tho General Will re-
!Ilnin here until the fore part of June, when
lie will take trip to Colorado.
, 1880-04-20
Turner's slave Ship,

Mark Twain, IN "a Trip Abroad," says OF this
picture: What = rod rag IL to bull, Turner's
'Blaye Ship wa* to mo boforc stud!cd art.
that rictaso throSs him into 10 ii md % a., ecstssy
OF pleasure ~ u used 10 throw mo Into one of
1aRe last year, when was ignorant. His culti-
vAtlon enables him and me, now, to see water In
that glAstnx yellow mud, aud natural effects In
thlso lurh cxploatous Of uli1 cd St.okc ard tlant,
and "-~'s"'' s'1"s"t "'nrlrA; It t-""n'iles him
Ku4 l49 a4sv-tq wv uVat&us v AQH eahlQ
, 1880-04-20
BLOOMINGTON ELECTION.

FpFtEd. Dltpattk 70 7A1 Ekltae0 1F{bu0t.
1i4ooM1SGToN, H., April la,-The city cleo
tion to-day WIS hotly contested. +. II. Hood,
Republican, was elected Mayor over John
Trottcr. Independent The Aldermen elect
cd are: First Ward, DR.. s. G. Wilson, Re-
RuSnn; Rs;; ssf9a qa Wer Mat tson9,a EnM + LSSSs5 Sas9
Fourth Ward, L. Il. Thomas, independent;
Fifth Ward. r. keAtfng, Democrat; Sixth
Ward, Franklin White, Republican.
, 1880-04-20

SAN FRANCISCO, April lo,-Ihe Indians
near Ehrcnburg, on the Colorado River,
Arizona, have murdered Mr., Galloway, sent
their women and children north. and defy
the small force sent from Ehrenburg to ar
rest the lllurllGrgrs. This Agent at ths Colo
ratlU Indian Reservation has withdrawn 10
Ehrenburg f0r safety, and called for mill
tary guard.
, 1880-04-20

A still alarm Of fra Ut $3.50 yesterdaymorn-
Ing WIS caused by n ilra In the frame dwell
ling No. II Twcnty-thlrl street. owned and
occupied b. Prof. Marc Dclafontatne. Cause,
, 1880-04-20

WHEELING, W. Va, April to.-The resi-
.lenco Of Jesse Wells, situated OIL Short
Creek, about live miles from this city, was
totnlly destroyed by fire yesterday. Tho fro
originated from sparks fr0nt tho chimney
HiICD,
, 1880-04-20
SMALLPOX.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-One of the
crew Of the steamer City Of Pcking was
taken down With smallpox t,-tlny. This
will nccessitate 1llarnntEnlng tho passengers
for fifteen or twenty days.
, 1880-04-20

Fonr Scorr, April 10.-A Monitor special
from Gatcna, kas., says q fire Mt 2 o'clock
this morning destroyed eight buildings, ill.,
Guiding tho St. Jnrnes Hotel and City-llnll.
Loss, Sl0,0 600; partially fnsured+
, 1880-04-20
LEAVING uLoost1vGroN.

BiooMlSoToN, ILL.,, April 1o.-0cn. Grant
1af. By special train to-day for Galena, hav-
Ing been rendered reception this morning
from Q o'cfnck until his departure. Gov.
Ci!1fom accompanied the party from this
city.
, 1880-04-20
And tho Dry Legal Arguments
Made Very Interesting for
Spectators.
Passage of a Bill for an Interna-
tional Show; in New
York.
Agreement by tho Senate Committee to
Report the Army Approprta.
ti0n Unnltered.
The Northern Pacific Time for Com
pletion to Be Extended
4 Six Years.
TIE GENEVA AWARD.

4 4 w
"A TILT pErwgEN CARPENTER AND BLAINE.
5peetai Dtpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 10.-It proba-
;bly will be some days before anybody III the
f4Senato will again Intimate that Senator
Blaine Is not q lawyer, unless there should
tbo some one prcsumptnous enough to desire
to have what Senator Carpenter was pleased
TO call today "littio dnuce with him." 1t
!had been expected for some duys TINT Blaine
would tako some notice of tho jlbcs md
,snccrs which Carpenter, Thurman, a1ld Bay
ard had i,,dulged III with respect to Dlaino's
lposition on tho Geneva award. Senator Car
t1cntor on Friday and today. In n speech in
(which l,o took occnyion III almost every
paragraph to notify the Senate and
The country thAt lie is MI attorney-at-law, hnd
assailed Senator Dlaino's position and en-
I t1eavorcd to make 1t appear tint the insur-
lance companies nlone are entitled to tho re-
n,aindcr Of tho Geneva award. The argri-
n,ent upon tho abstract merits Of tho ques-
ti61 Is not so interesting to tho general reader
rs were tho personal passages between these
two parliamentary orators. Senator Carpen-
sion Of tho question Ind emnncipated himself
from In ", 1ustfce and truth md, rs II Grant
must be In everything, he concluded his Of
fort in be half Of tho Insurance companies BY
EN- ELABORATE EULouY Or GRANT
as the mar, first III war, first II, peace, md
nfSt III tao hcarte u MS eouhtfsincn' using
tao passago III ono OF drahts messages LOT
his text. The audlenca of course understood
that Carpeuter's very forced alluston to
Grant yns desipned tn amharrnss H,a,ne
:na lam ', "a 10 ,nr,a,;,at,,, soi,as~ LIS, 1,,";m.
who was 70 1tnmeolacely 1ollo" Alnt. biaine
was not to be embarrassed, Ms the sequel
showed. AIr: Carpenter did not appear to
aniov nnod health. and Ills yoice yyns fceh,e
~ - tsn,aa ~ ,,,',rio T., .ba ca1,orIo. ,,,,t
his argument Sustained Ills reputation as an
ADVOCATE aHd rs EeHatot looking W every
thing from a judicial standpoint, and
mauifestng, If he did not express
q n nrofo,,nd cortcnnt for non.nroYnssinnnl
-, s,tsa. ,"a!'', M ,n..,o,,, a.o';"l TO- .';"
men WHO uiseusS 4csll aacot'o'is' uo oia'
played great Ingenuity anu persuasive cl0-
quouco III tho presentation OF his ylows, lie
Ind nvfdcntIv stntttcl I,js tnsa caraf,illv hut
~ AZ, .,nt ;,osttato -. n,nl,o stro1,o .aeo~.
, 1880-04-20

Sptetas Dtspdteh to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
FREEroItr, ILL.,, April 19.-Gen. Grant and
party passed through the city this afternoon.
The trnln stoppctl about five minutes. There
was no public demonstration.
, 1880-04-20

ana AHunR tnaS tHo company Wnuln Scnlh 10
read from tho ofIlclnl statement to show that
the Company pRld only s37,2i0 for lnsses.
lie then sent to tho Clerks desk and Ind
read TIE FOLLOWING rrnro,Ass
to the Chairman of tho Committee on the
Judiciary:
pi,trAnEtr,trA. Aprt, 1s.-rho only marine In
anrnrce comnnncs in Thttntic!nhin which Dnid
losscs On account Of the ,lcprc,lations q con
fcdcrate Grtllsors were tho North Amertca, tho
HtAto ut I'cnnsyivania, tho Union and ncawnro
Mmtna1. w e5nPnatiea'l deEy TINT ny Gf TYP
Gy nssa to n ts vcexn 's nMar
snccfs,c nrnmny;tnnz IL rat - a,hrnuatou
CitAls1Es Pt.A1r, President.
iiEHar II. sTOMl,lrr. Vice President.
IIEnnY nA1I, secresarY.
,PH!rAnELE1IIA,, April Id hnvn not seen
CharGs 1ta 1 II Colo Tor ysnt What ann my PIKE
n@y hnte ocon tb twstea o ~ nm; onv sesa s9Sf
thnt pnE a,.os uu h,nA , ost 9nrnr Is, t r,,S
Of subrogation, hin ,ntcr tlo % t Gnncyn award and
thlak tho insurance companies fully antitici to
tijeir shuro Of tho fund. C,iAN1.ga PI.ArT
. Mr.. Cnrnentcr then n1icerd thst the ,lnc,,-
meit nrodMcei Nv Mr. Hininn NJ nm opinion
by Cajab E,,sIjn9 "1
MUST NE 4 FORGERY,
as y Was rot n leGal form, nnti directly cor,
tTausgtea tn a Gnsl'nE's language @ IN letter N
ns tne Ngw y, o 1ofk JoltF3tnt e. CnaMacrce, Gatea
a9H9te NJ aTsnas Tst to aa tns fnG a f., .omc interest in
+bn ~: r:,'tatin,, ~ PHI ~ ~ s,n . SoT VIII snnatr III
frn,n ama haI y fnrctsIu IT, s:xad liz, s'aUe irnr
pemtcr5 | Il ho ,'" wni,ted m attIInyt M to Mr.
5G na to G A.
vitap ton,h b tha ~ onnt1r Tro5, aa saa,no5
as me a&t 9 '
dS5s ssnt e q Clerks s;H S,d and ,esd I'm m
o.vlt n,,nan VI ~ - nngMH e NY W4!a, afH,ney H, anu
Go4nseGr n@ met nt q Ne% aq1K H. ciy a0pot
afer1et, , ~ 20 H. ~ " m goM en o hot w. Ws
ns had hs srpTse tho5SH and
nsit ta ,,,, EtyS a"eh I'LL op"'o' Ut
s;na GsG1 seI ats'ia IL ~ fnterrrn +ha san
atorG or 4"'''' o''''N0 ~ '''''410ps ''o 0'"
Mr. ,CaEpenterE.Then YOU llnd better not
don't ,Tant to trouble you; Laughter;1
NJ. BlGlne expressed his desire TO mako
,na M tbo 70 e. g Ino ere ust
NJ: carpenter tiltl not understand the oillco
OF IN lhterruptian to DO to mike reply to
an argument The Senator had
until llo ma.Io mad , his avn snccch. una
in fu1ther retmarks M, Esrnenter an,d he
did not lot s,tpport @ Tint part M Of t6e bfll W Wtcl1
passed cinfms for losses by tic cxcu]pNiel
onV nno tn whnm X syns nnt ~ awordcd IL NV hv tn" +"
trihnnnt and WA fn hr chn r;tahiv iistrth;,tntI
la Waited % soa m of n II II i,msef " wantad II e.
20 10 the noor 1on,en stnryfnr md sGIyorinT
on tho corner, rathcr thnn Ia ahtpowncTs'
who got rlcll though they lostn ship. But Blr.
CARPENTER would return tho surplus to Great
Britain 1t Any Remained nfter MI tho riKhtful
claims woro pald., He would do 1t OH
tho same principle that he would not keep n
n,istake In making ciiangc.
Mr, Carpenter saw ITO reason why the III
, 1880-04-20

mitfeG Tomorrow. Randall GIBSON, WHO las
e Soe IL favaf a51 " reansns the % d"ty 'ssa' on ns I
hoop Iron to ri per cent nd vnlnrcm. This
will secure majority for tltis proposition.
TIE RECORD.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, d. e., April 19.-Mr. Davis
f11ll, from tho Committee on judiciary, re-
ported bill to provide that whenever Cir
cult and District Courts of the United States
are held ut the same time and place, there
shalt be but one grand md petit jury slim
moncd TO attend said courts Mt one and tho
same time. 1t provides that turies s.,m-
aoncd for one court may serve III tho other.
but either court nay summon several panels
II necessary. The bill passed.
Ar. Wallace, from the Select Committee to
inquire into the alleged frauds in the late
election, submitted rcuorton the prevention
of the elective franchise by threats Of de-
priyatIon of employment. Laid on the table
anl ordered printed.
Mr.. Trller announced that minority rc-
port will ba made.
1lg. Wlthers reported back the Army Ap-
proprlat!0n bill. Placed on the calendar.
On motion 0f Mr.. Cameron {1'a.l, by
| vote OF 3S to af, his joint resolution for a
| Commission 10 consider and report wlIat
~ cn,n.,c, ~ ot t,"oan ~ tba Stntns ~ ta1o
N m .oS~' oe'"s''' @'4o '''''e' "'' '"l'''
Mr.. Salisbury offered an amendment it,
structI1tg the Commission 70 lnqulre into the
untvar cnnrrnsa ha,1 IL t%a ,nattor' at'o "1'''s
Pending debate tho morning hour expired,
and the resolution. went over.
pills were introduced:
to n'ake tfe t,ecessary nrrnrrs;nents m to- carry
iato eifeet my csnsentiea Between e she liz
,ssnt ~ ~ % c,oi,ns ,vE;, o 10, 1o M dit. ~
c,I,cjm.Isd bctwccm tho two t,nyar,,uemts IN .M.s
| I,nforr"'i oe'"een 'no w" oo'o1'''"e'''S.
He.efre@: cH,1:,,rre,,t r.so1u,on xvos ,aont., tn
nrint 1G ~ an,tns ~ tha s,asta1 r,!,sor ~, ~
titsnosns ~ s,Sin. SiEes VI '4o opoe''' icpoi' oA
1'i Tn" t:n,nmI.tro - nm Ra,,rost,a rcnortca
Senator Gariatj's bIli 10 extend for tcl' years s
tie timc Tor the colnpetion Of the m Texass tx s.Iis IN
mnItn 10 t"rms sn,,stnm.inii, ',cnitcnl ,.iiii
tnSn ~ IL a,,nrn N.th5 it%t, ntf III"
' mpt1on M @ ti,en % nrayaiie,i 1 by n mnior};vo @
ono e ySis tast ts' the 4eSss pase SIis ss ss
tbn senatc n,i iacc In non M thu aoIentor aoi ol
of : Tia rnn'ttee s"y tis oti1rr iil GIs nFooly
So sI,a,jSsd Sd ;5{;i f. pss'tiye Tesom%sndat'os i
tasbr b Z! nta ~ o4 po'ose II - W'ual1y fepo1tea
" III" s'eAa.e'
uo,sr.
11rdor ,,o mi, - s,, s,otas h,,,. oto n..,, j.,
By Mr. lisThe!t-rrnylling ttsat ne rresl-
es gf to senate sa!l snltt to inc Ssnate
yetss 'l' fsr i.ssidspt s''a y!ss:5res|ent. II ii
p.e.M"scs n.aa puFpost"e ~ coh'a''i 1'ectosA
fodes.. v,, nou,,.,,. .,,,. A.. .,.,>..
~ AT: MafneamneeelnflnG de LINE ana @ @op1iG5t, i5,h
Trcos,'ry idnSs 10 the D. G"yernnent G I aoMs M
part'nsnt nnd IeHMirl',K TIE Secretary to
, 1880-04-20
R|CORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE.

Fully : pet cent Of the human race Ate victims 70
partial nr ontnpsta mnotencJ This startling esser.
uun VIII b. fully cGrritboratnd b. avery lntexent
Tha rncpaI causos psodnelnf ~ dlseass
tho eat dlsp1sltlon avoid society. anxunr, 9oomy
fnseoading' mental stfcs. neEyoas debility snd
no fn!se noeaty pras.nt tho patont from wannx The
child Vt this grcNt os Secret habits nrn tho Frsule
oft9noanca. ho Mcdlca! prnassioH has been almost
tho demsnd al lncrc:sed Recommendations II tic In
Fhcre il wall know Il principal In animal physo1oRy
s. e ss1 .e pafG i
any Hf1an Is weakened. then TINT 9rKun II weak
Thors i rDnetiy In thu reach OF a1. one thas bag
III H..
aorscd b. the AcatsmT Of Medicine II ava .. 90 ia.
fall!ho specific fur tho nonvc cnnthna no
n StSs s5s aS
hls Tue HlchofiaI Paris .FrHnes ~ III. 9. Mt9Hn
f ~ e 81 p soa u "a .ss
By mail upon feco!ps 0f price. :.
CEKTIFlCATE. -...-.
PARIS. July II lsi-.l9 Itua IT. Ia lsax.-A Mr. g. L..
hfty-thFec years Olt had beun wtdnNer twenty.ny@
yeAra nervous tePotnnlnHtl hal sudardd tor Thirty
nervous debility md ehtirs IHp.Aency. tor ulshlssa
years hs nlsd erer1 ah9xn EuHed} Without any 6on-
sn Ils caalc 70 o snd sissea hin ~ III laloora's
1sed but insIsiod upon his CONTINUING it, uAa aud II,
nlne mnnths be MA EuafnEe4 u fMti health and ygos
gut rrlatt and lAs twn nus chihtFe,,.
dsJs, lis In tx wsskS III between sTo and th-oe
mantha. tstresh dFa and AZ MonihA ! N nine
nlpAths. DIR. ". fEHlGnAn,
Asdtcna da II linspltaE Charity.
VAN NsUIIAACK. sTEv ENAUN i 10, Chicago, ILL.,,
Nhul*lAR AHtNIA Drug Tn do.