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, 1880-02-18
A COURAGEOUS WOMAN,

oPfeaa+ AupAtth 10 1hA ChledQo Tribune.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Feb. 17.-rranps are NJ
ready beginning to work their way up from
tho South, alld arc bold 1T their outragcs In
the very suburbs. Yesterday morning WINS
afforded remarkable INSTANCE OF feminine
courage. Il beautiful woman, a Mrs. Bcvsr-
ly. residing near Alton, five miles south Of
thfH city, was found alone at her residence by
two rougl,-looking wanderers. Ono OF tho
men exclaimed that 'sllo WINS "u,clr game"
wien both caught hold Of her, and .iesnur-
ate struggle cnsued, She tore herself
loose, lcnying part OF l,ar clothing IN
their hands. when they fired four shots Mt
her MS slio ran Inio one Of the lack rooms,
tlsa door Of which she locked and bArrica.lel
by drawing against II Il bed md burea,l.
Fortunately she wns not wounded, although,
two Of the bullets had given lIer remarkably
close calls, md Just us tho two tralnps begnn
pounding on tic .Ioor,wlth q coupls Of axes
which they had picked up In the yard, she
-opeled the buck window, dropped Into tie
yMrtl. AM rnl' for her llfs. She could hcAr
men ~ h.oy were tsplislnrlng the door, but
burst u they. found the cnKe ulapty, ~ Mrs,
Beverly lind 6tNrt nf 3eD yards, anil was
inak1tilg Y, +. foF neiEhoot's house wlc, she
her., They vented llelr dlsaplointi,lcnt i; by
another snlvo fran their pistols. tllo bullets
ngAlM Whlzztng ulIcOnIfurfAb.y el0sa h, I'm
braye ,wonsal,'s head. The trnlups then
wrecked everything bEeaknlle In tha houyp,
smashing the bureau. tho kitchen stoyr, sey.
~ being SEARCHED by the polco and Ii possu
u tarncts,S 2 good description Of tho tralnps
belug llAd.
, 1880-02-18
A NnVFl ARREST.

Special Correspondents Of Ths Chicago Tsbun*
VIScESNEs, Ind, Feb. 1G.-Qnitu novel
arrest WIS made ut tho Union Depot Inst
night. A man, we'll dressed, got Oh tle
nortll-bounl train Mt Evansville at 0:@
O'CLOCK. lie was carrying box about two
feet long n,d twelve Inches square, an1 nt
once 1y li1s strange actions and Jealous saro Cur,
t1on md aroused the suspiclohs
Of; tho tra!n-lnen. Arriving, here ut a
lnte h0nr. they communicated their s1l+
plclons to Depotrl'0lLceman Ryan, who fot-
lowed him down street, and, fnling l'lln
apparently wandering about aiMlesly,. a.. a..
rested him. It th0n became known TINT tlo s
maj, was m 1sraellte, and had brought t,'a ,'s
body OF his dead child -{only few weeks
nltD TOR internlcnt In tho Jewish cemetery ya =
th!s place, ,thoro being none whore nc Ilyet1I: !.
Ills identity was Ynol established, but u y
feared he Is not IN Ills right mind; that w.
grtef he l'as endured over tho los, Of ,sas ,'s
takcu in cIlargu By Jowisii friends this nor1l-
Ing, aud the ruElnlns will be Inferred to'da3'
, 1880-02-18

Mr.. Nasty Goes to Indiana TO Asxiat in
Keeping That state from Bcllig Afri-
c4NlXcls

1'As A'ss"@S s"O1" ~ AAaNAAH" " n6"lNt IL
KccptnE That state from Bcllg Afri-
1o.tao n1a.,s
PLuGy1IIE (wicl, In In the Stato nv 1n,c-
on,S Eanrnnrr,. 1usn II no,a,,. o",v y. -.
my rTo,ooHs >, 4o@T-A ncsehe 1c1t no
soha ez no now sollco marr!cu4n turin III
Moo Jersey, over forty yccrs ngO. Tint WIZ
Il event In nv checkcrr.I career ~ wich In i never @
ahu1 farrtt Th,t o,nrt ni.o ~, ,,rn,,,t.o ~.
80 H. - - ~ ~. - - t","oo ~,
y, 1ons Nse Nv eeSa u'laiiaset ny Moor, Dlt
Ilke other PROMISES 1t Wnz broke. Wien that
Wldtlcr dtskfyored TINT / wood not either
hold the ,,low or drive. hut nrefprred lin
sweet content NJ thn vi,iDc, tnvnr,, s,,o o
ctooe'y ar'v me !ortll lhto inc cold world.
senco Wlch tirn0 hoy shifted about ez best
Good, wich Is bud enuff. Tllcr Is no free
lunches at tho Cornera,
: cnn,o tn I'lnn,.1lin t,,o ,,,,,,.r,o, .,..
eun" W t1uRSitAe uio Mthat necEl lint
aa0zeh ny nlggcfs, Wlca he'd got tho NQs!,en
uy' levin thor material homes III tho sunny
South, peruoBcd to sattle liere. I felt II NV
,iuotv tn n;d tho .tr,,To,tn ,.,i,a. ~. - ~ ~
saos,,,,, ~ r.,,',,1 .,,aa ""o ~ u's
sy, siehsHun ~ 10 aepei tils nyaSnnI, tlat lnleay
thor ornni eom,e ny re9Gso ssrxlsooS s 70
S."ou sr,'s Metttlns ehss nnt Mnen ulcy come e2
1tGS Ts', !!ieil u ~ nltognther 100 disEustln.
n. Aute M MaE loaF tatn'llrs w elll ti!at gnt OF
T.. ~ ~! sGAsilo!l. Wnt alN tley d1P TAcy
liGtlL.s nln ~ toWh aoaf ni0re they WIZ III
aMldin l ioE WorS WIZ ttl9f VI got work 10 10
aiioE adH Httsot uyH!lRkala u!At llfo 1!tst out
stio ltv Y.!!Mse. inoIb WIZ hot1ae cahlns Ill
se1 w tor u oIl; u'a uiey wGnt 10 work jist ez
sS.ei thnfr liz ~ 'l;e inoy hcH mn foost 70 It al
, 1880-02-18
A Man Murders His Wife and
Two Children and Then
Suicides.
A Young Boy Left Alive, but Found
Emaciated and Badly
Frozen.
Suspicious Poisoning with Fatal
Termination, Near Buffalo,
N. x,
How. Courageous Woman Made Her
Escape from Several Tra1nps.


1,AScAsrE,, ,n., Fcb. lo.STho citizens Of
1'a!nbritse, tlis eo''nty, wore Yesterday
startled ~ the discoSerS ot hotflolo CRIME
TINT had been pc pcFpessafe IN ts'r mitstn st
murdered his wife and ono chi!d. and cor
ss," . n'%sl,er n'a c, ,' a i"ns .o o.s ulu
,'tm, on MIR oimoat m % mntcnnn,aho ] l, sh"ntv 'n II,
p,eo ,ii,.ua n 'nIs' ~ ,,a,,,,'t. nn.aoc snMs ~
IN. .he sllInee Q. Iailapflage. @ M ., as , ''one u
since Sfontldy last, md tho house wns
sn.nr.sn1 :. Nv. rnao1.,n, T., " +,o III
nast.s ,n pn., ~ m.a assss ~ w son 81 .'e s
Investigation. Ex-sheriH sii,z aud several
others went to the house, knocked at tle
door hot1, front nnt 1,unr ond raoo,r,r,, m
o,s',o, "o hr. n,a1 @ ,,,a % S,os,. % 49, ~, ~
unswel, proke open tlio oacS ooo,. III en-
eyes Of tho visitors. Lying on miserable
1ri ,yprn the ,1cntl hot1ins nj f1,c hnshnnl nud
,v,fo nnG m ,nfant c,;lI m tha ,ionr Not
w. o ~ % 'o ~, i;t., ,ei ., hot v o uo M M ~"
~ death, md In 4 corner the only living mem,
ber Of the family, 4, ltitto boy. !hl,out
s years old. with l,aggard face, mud his feet
and less ,.I frozcn alnlost ., t. tho kneSs; ,!;
make noise; pip is asleep, and II son wake
hfm up he will whip me-" This child, who
was too young 10 realize tho terrible calnfl-
ity ttint lad befalen 1t, received Immediate
Of It's legs were frozen almost 10 tic knees,
having turned entirely bl0ck. How they
each met their death will probably never b!
Rtoycd, but appearances clearly indicate that
tho brute husband first murdered bis family
uIltl then COUlHiittHtt Etlir3t(G. TIN hHtt5nS
, 1880-02-18

HFfcM' Dspn|eh 10 me GhItd3h IFfbishe.
,DuKttSaroH, In, Feb. 17.-Wilcy Dixon, n
farmer living near lsiEEsyillc, ILL.,, while
waiting at the depot In this city this morn
lng for the cast-tmund train, was struck by
an engine, ktoekfnR him down.. Tho for
ward truck passed over one Of Ills lcgs. crush
Ing 1t 80 batlly tltnt |. llad to 10, a,nputated
Just below tho knee. Dixon had becn to
Western Iowa looking up land, mud was en-
route home.
Patrick Fitzgerald, brakeman on Tho
Chicago, Burlington. & Quincy Ront1, sus-
taEnet q compound fracture ot tho left tltgh
by !'cInE, ,cnllGht between two freight -cara
while switching at Fort Madison tiIts after
lln0n.
F. Welmelr WINS probably fatally injured
Today hy tho running nway IF n team llo
wns driving. lid was thrown fron tho wne-
or, striking Oh his head, and. l,eroining c,l-
tnnglgd IN the rclns. wns dragged distance
Of loo feet or more. lie was terribly ctlt
about the head, and Ills SURGEON Is In doubt
ns TO Ills recovery.
, 1880-02-18

Spteal Dfstneth 10 Tia Chttdeo 1f1blns.
ApR1AS, M1ct., Feb. 1T.--forn 4 year past
ills county Inns Ind Ito session of the Circuit
Court, owing 10 tho illness Of Judge Pratt.
At tho request Of t'ov. Croswcll anil tho so
licItation Of tho local bar, Judge r. n.
Cooley, Of tho Siate Supreme Bench, con-
sentcu to hntd tho February term, which
onncd tn-tlny with Il licayy calendar. III tho
cnses Of Armstrong. Lawrence, and Stzer, IT.
the grntul-stnnl cala1nlty, which caused tho
tcAtli nf seventeen prsDtls, last Octa.er. the
,nstrr p!ca.lctl mi. guilty. md the two forner
Wer0 allowed Until next week to plead.
, 1880-02-18

CnErorA, K,s., Feb. 17.-Four prominent
men OF tho MlnnI In.lian Nntlon-.rhomns
Miller, First Chief, David Gohoo, Second
Cllef, Charles Welsh. asltl Samuel Gcl,oe-
pissed through hero c1, rnute to Washington,
whare they 70 to demand Of tic authorities
TINT their trlhu he ,hatle citizens Of tho United
Stntcs, that thuy have their lnntls SIT Alart to
them seyrrnlly, and TINT they ha allowed to
ArnOtotf r.- ..- e -.
, 1880-02-18
STRIKES.
PIANO 'WOKKAIEN.

Special DttpatcA to TN Chteaoo TrtbHne.
NEW IoRK, Fell. lila strikc.has broken
out among tho workmen employed in Stein
ways piano factories IN this city and 4istorla,
Long Island. Tho strike originated n,nong
the yarnlshcrs. who demanded MI increase Of
from II to IS per cent. III tho wNges tllnt nro
now being paid, md, the request belng re-
fused, Thursday afternoon Inst allIthe war;
nlsllcrs III tho New York shop, sixty-iivo Il,
nunher, struck work III body. There arc
now nearly 100 men on strlke III tic two
shops, md It n suited BY tlle leaders Of tho
movement that there is II unanimous deter
Ininatl0n to rctnal,l oil strike until tho var
ntsllers get tho increnso theyl,nye demanded
, 1880-02-18
QRlIllARY.

Sptsta9 DtttateA to TIA Chicago TttbpnA
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 17.--Emlly En-
sldor, or Aslstabula, o.. teacher Of this
city, fell dead ut l,cr. boarting-houso here to-
night; 1icr sisMr Is Principal Of a Toledo,
o., school.
to-day ut Vallejo.
, 1880-02-18
Al, ELAIIllA. n. y.


Er,f1HA. n. T., Feb. 17.-C. N. Beecher,
Jr., tlle son Of G. NJ Beccler, night etitnr nf
the ElMfra advertiser, committed suicide
Inst evening here. by l,nnRlnE himself III his
fathers barn. 1In WIS about q ycnrs Of agc,
md IL printer employed IN the Htizcitc oillcu
here. It Is supposed that disappointment III
love was tho cause Of t|le act.
, 1880-02-18

cursion of the Territorial 'oAcrrs ntnt tho
Legislature Of New Mexico will arrive nt
this city Tomorrow morning. They wlll dino
with Warden Hopkins, ut tic State l'rni.en-
tlnry, and afterwards he shown nver tho city
II, carriages by 1nr business men, atnl then
taken tu Fort 14eavrNw0rth, where they will
be rSeclyctl by tcn: Pore, leaving Mt ago tor
home.
, 1880-02-18
AID For IRELAND.

The Committee OF Arrangements for the
parncll demonstration l,aya provided 5000
reserved seats for next Monday evening.
The receipts PROMISE Il goo,lly sum for tllo
relief fund. MS tickets afa being sold rapidly.
Yesterday ME: y. v. clarke, treasurer Of the
Egail, Of Xmboy,.lIl., to bs placed Where il
will do the moss guud,
, 1880-02-18
TIE FLOOD.

MArF1ELr. n.y., Feb. 17.-.After n heavy
rain for. fo1tr consecutive tlnys, tho creeks
a',tt snnll streams here WERE raisct to fear.
ful extent. A family Ut nine women md
children, living OIL the bunk Of Nfnyfielu
Greek, about tWu miles lt0rtil of hcrr, wnra
ssurrni1i,lcl by ,wnsor and nlI drowned. The
house WIS WnsI,cd away.
, 1880-02-18
FATAL QUARREL.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 17.-The Guzctic's Pomc-
roy, O., special says: Thomas Bowen and
Thomas Ilntchsngs. two miners, had Il quar-
rel and fight lust night, and, attcr they had
separated. William I.litch1ugs, brother Of
Tliotnils, drew n revolver mid deliberately
t,fS,sh1rEs'l q, e the contents III Tllomas !'owen's
escaped.
, 1880-02-18

1tltAtE3A AMI
Mfnor arrests: Charles Lyon, charged by
John McI2oborts With hnyIng stolen small
quantities Of goo.ls from some OF tho rail-
roRds: George ,rorrcy, hcsottcd acapegrace,
charged with stealing clothing from Ills room-
mate, Charles Frcenan, IoolnIng ut the La
lIerro House, corner Ut 1lalstal md WASH
ingt0n .strects;. Robert Lln.ler, q lawyer,
cltnrgcd with obtaining money by fnlso pre-
lenses, on complaint Of john j. lleaiy, Clerk
OF tho Superior Court.
Detective james Morgan, the hoss" mnn
Joliet, where he las been nld!ng IN the pros.
eclitton of notorious h0rse-thcf named
Jancs Bates, who w1s arrested lit this city a
net 4M sh. at.H aKo orny Mle nEa yiaE y a tSa 4,
passagoway out Of the ]a!l, and lot out
not only himself but several dozen other
thieves, awaiting trial upon criminal charges.
his viii swear TINT lie Was ia Vermont at tlie
iinle, antt half dozen who escaped ut tho
time vii! swear ho ls not the lnan, hls conyic-
tor on tlle charge Il doubtful. At that time
l!ates was ehnrFed with picking pockets at
succeeded In again releasing prisoners from
tho jul, by means OF saws aid flles carried III
to Him BY some prisoner brought there sub
sfa.leity 70 is arrest The iotssstsaling
conviction seems q certainty.
Monday evening ut about 8 80 o'clock three
hlkllwaymcI ono Of wll0n! had AlH face. con.
cealed beneath red handkerchief, entered
a!e pllot.l,ousg," hnInll tSlograaph.staslon
ruvolyers At The hcad Of tllo only occupant oi
his cash, liz told them In quiet, peaceabla
manner that he Ind none. After making
short but unsuccessful search for yalua6lcs
tHHV suddenly HHCnnlthnf ENrt1l1F ff0ttn tho
, 1880-02-18

CINCINNATI, Feb. ia Commercial
special from Fort Wayne, Ind, says: Mary
Morris, aged II, who disappeared Inst Fri
day, was found to,t1ay IN deserted house In
Co!ln,bia City. SHE was In II horrible condl-
ton, having been subjected to the ytlest
ahilse: Tho girl was unable to give n con-
l1ccted story, but snys she WINS taken awny
drneged her, after which she knew nothing
more.
, 1880-02-18

DALr1MolE, Md, Feb. 17.-'rlle Gray Afnn-
nfacturing Company, Of Ellcott City, today
gave notice to their l,nntls TINT on and after
Mnrc!l the wages Of NIL employees would he
rnisetl 10 per cent. Tho flrtnry, which makes
cotton goods exclusively, flas lao looms.
, 1880-02-18
CASUALTIES.
1.OtLElt 1:yl,I,OstOy.

1onnAM, N. H., Feb. 17.--A boiler In tho
John i. Thompson sawmill ut Randolph
hurst fo.tlay, destroying the Mill mid killing
Eldcli 1'age, Roger Johnson. Mr. Prescott,
nm! Il Frcl,cfl workman, nlll badly injurlng
s. +. lluwry.
, 1880-02-18

Richmond. lump md a,ral,l,oat, s3.TT5;
broker, and cgE, s3..,; stoyc, s:.ts'; chest
mt, S3,m; hen, 1926. On ln,artl rrssels nj
Eliznlethl'ort, 81 for hump. steamboat, alIt
stoyci and $3.tn for hrnkcn ind cgg.
, 1880-02-18

"
NnAnFoRD, Pa, Feb. l1.-At Friendship,
n. T.. to-,lny, Sllas Fnrncy, ngcl 20 years,
and II laboring man, walked into tho kitchen
where his wfc wns ut work, nnll. throwing
of Ills hat, soid tint Ia could get no work,
md tint he was tired OF life. lie then pulled
q revolver, said gaotl-by TO hts wife, md,
loltling the n.lzxln to his heal, fired, tho b,ll-
let entering his brain n,Nl causing death.
, 1880-02-18
GUILTY. OF DlGANtY.

dpeesus I1sFUttH 70 IHs LHIta1d Tf4oUHe.
GALENA, Ill.,, Feb. 1.-THE trInl Of George
Woodland, tho biga,ntst, which took place be-
fore Judge William Brown to-ttay, resulted
IN his conviction. the Jury returning YER
dict OF "GuElty" this morning, mil fixing
llis sentence ut three years lii the Stutn
Prison. Two Of tile thrre wives he is known
To- hive wero witnesses against him on the
trfnl -
, 1880-02-18

MEhr11s, TonN., Feb. l7-lsoborts, An
tlerson s. Chew, merchants, Of Holly Springs,
Miss, lntlde an assignment to-.iRy. LlabIli-
ties estimated nt 870,0GN. The creditors are
principally In Now Orleans, Now York, and
Boston.
, 1880-02-18
FOUND GUILTY.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 17.--Witliam Hartley,
tried for the murder Of Afustln Nyllr, near
Mexico, Mo-, III january, 1871, was found
guilty Of murder IN tho secont degree By the
jury last night, ntid assessed sixty years In
, 1880-02-18

nEATI1-wAlsls4tNT SIGNED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb i7.-'Tle Governor
has slgllcd tho tleatl,-warrnnt Of Robert An
tcrsnn, who murdered his wifo IN this city
April IS, 1873. Thu execution will take place
Anil 2 -
, 1880-02-18

sptetat Dfsrutth to The Chttnqo Tribune.
GALESA, ILL.,, Feb. 17.--Frnnk Ham, n
young man residing Mt Elk Grove, Wis, who
WIS married on Saturday evening, committed
suicide Inst night by linnging hllnsclf, willie
suffering FROM mclltnl nberrlltiOn.
, 1880-02-18
ANOTHER FonoEn NADpED.


Pinkerton's Detective Agency viii Doubt
less be able to-tlny to give some particulars
concerning MI arrest which they purpose
n,nklng as soon as their man Is out Of a
scrapo III this city. George 1Iayill, Jr., mn
expert professional crook, Is tho n,nn. and he
Is lying in. the. County jail awaiting tstn!
upon d charge OF llnying stolen S., 400 wi,rth Of
diamonds from 1Iollie O'ConncfI, a 1'ncllc
nvenu tlenizen. Tie evidence ngninst him
Is not as strung rs It might be, nIlu l,Is dis.
c!large Is expected. Tho rinkerton Agency
and the bobby Swim .gang. Of, forgers re-
Gently brought to grief By their agency In
Nnw York City. llRvill, It is al'egeu, left this
city with Droekway ntrA engaged Iii wllnt is
termed "putting down scratched paper" In
pRin terms, tlle forgera supplied Him with
he passed them upon banks, business houses,
alai even spccutators. The case agninst hlnl
y loo ketl l'lol rs conclusive: llaylll, al
tntIon, mid here wiere llo is best known they
do not hesitate to say he Is nne Of tho best
thieves it tho West. 1[o llas frequently been
nrrcstctl, hut by good luck rather than aily-
Thing else has always managed to eacapo
punishment,
, 1880-02-18

YOUNGSTOWN COAI..MEN.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Feb t7,-Ncnrly nll the
coal operators hnyo advanced 10 ccnts To the
miners. Tie others will fnlow suit oil Murol
/. No further strike Is upprehcnjed.
, 1880-02-18

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l7-.rhe coal COM
pantcs nIaking Now York the lending market
llaye agreed to tle following rates: For
, 1880-02-18

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YonK, Feb. l7,-Arriyod, tho steam
ship plantyn, from Antworp.
LoNnoN, Feb. 17.-Steanlsh1ps Herman
Switzerland, and Ncckar, from Now, loIs'
and Oh!0 from baltimore, llnyo arrived nn.,
QUEEEsTowN, Feb. 17.-Arrlyed. Casp'an'
froAl Baltimore.
, 1880-02-18

BALTIMORE, Feb. 17.-Loufs Marlburg,
n5ca % ysafs Of the rn ; nf Ha1bnrF T"s
, 1880-02-18
1 GILL ABDUCTED.

5ftetal Dspateh 10 31s Chicago Jrttuns.
Folsr WAYNE, Ind, Feb. l7.-3lury Fran-
ces Morris. aged II Years, disappeared FROM
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-24
9eligipns department.
REPRESENTATION.

Demonstration is the thief of time %
This we all know, not only by observa-
ton but by experience, The tendency
to put off till tomorrow what we might
do to-day is one which we should fight
against and strive to overcome, for it is
an evil whose effects are so visibly seen
not only in the present but in the future
also. Tomorrow we say we will do
what, if we only would act as we ought,
would be done to-day.
The poor drunkard sometimes thinks
''after this week l will drink no more !"
but how does it end? Next week it is
the same thing; and so time goes on,
and the drunkard goes to fill a drunk
ards grave and to his final account, the
victim of of procrastination and his own
appetite.
Men keep on putting off the salvation
of their souls in the same way. "Next
year, when I have made more money,
and the press of business is not so great,
l will think of my soul; for the present
the body and this worlds goods are my
care" Next year passes, and the next
find him drifting with the tide of world
illness, further off from his salvation
than ever. They have deliberately and
of their own free will refused the best
gift ever offered to man. Death comes
and the gift is offered no more. They
cast the jewel behind them thinking to
find it at some other time. Alas their
mistake. They procrastinated, and what
was the end?
Duties should be met, not evaded
taken up and borne at the present, not
put off till some other time. God alone
knows whether there will ever be an
other time or not. Lost opportunities
never return.
You have a friend sad at heart you
mean to offer your sympathy some time,
but in the mean time your friend goes
on his journey alone, bearing a burden
which is well nigh crushing out his life,
uncheckered by even kind, loving word
from you, because you have put it off.
Shall it be said of us, "He hath done
what he could" or shall it be said,
characterization ruined him 2"
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When wool is pulled over his eyes
man is usually feeced afterwards.

A STANDING INvITATIoN.-I this meets the eve of
any man. woman or child suffering from any disease
OF tne Kidneys, Bladder, Liver or Urinary Organs
Iney VIII consider this standing invitation 10 huv
HUNTS REMEDY the Great Kidney and Liver Med
lcne: This splendid medicine endorsed by leading
pnyslclans) Is sure cure for the forms of Kid
ney Disease. All Druggists sell HINTS REMEn nv
Trial sze IS cents. '0''0''
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AUTHORSHIP OF THE PSALMS.

1t is common to speak of the entire
book as the "Psalms of David" Where
as it is probable that only sevety-three
psalms-or about one-half the collection
are from the inspired pen of the poet
King of Israel. Twelve of the sacred
songs are ascribed to AsapA, man of
exquisite delicacy of feelings, who lived
during David's reign about 1000 years
before the advent of Christ. Two of
them are ascrlbed to that universal gen.
ius, King Solomon. That 'lofty and
melancholy psalm" the nineteenth,
which has been chanted as the funeral
march of so many departed saint, is
universally held to have been written
by Noses himself. 1t is probably the
oldest of psalms, as Damascus is the
Oldest of cities. How magnificent this
ancient lyric opens "Lord thou hast
been the dwelling place of thy people in
all generations. Before the mountains
were brought forth, or even thou hadst
formed the earth and the world, even
from everlasting thou art God!
The authorship of sixty of the psalms
is somewhat uncertain. A portion of
them are ascribed to the "sons of Korah."
One is attributed to the pen of Heman,
another to Ethan the Ezrahite, who both
lived in the reign of Solomon. But
however various the pens that inscribe
them on the parchments, they all bear
the same internal evidence of celestial
inspiration.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-24
A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen, My case is briefly as follows Ihave
had Catarrh for ten years. each year with increas.
ing severity For nine years had not breathed
through one nostril had droppings in the throat.
take aremedy for it at night before being able to lie
down and sleep, and constant dull pain in my
matter as to njure my sense of hearing and compel
me to get up several times in the night to clear il
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
RADICAL CURE. My hearing is fully restored. I
have no asthmatie symptoms, no cough, no drop
better than have been for years. could feel the
effects Of the CURE on my appetite. my kidneys,
Sae n 1ac every part T. OF my system what has
RADICAL CURE. Very respectfully,
FITCHBuRa. Oct. Ii. C. 81. LAWRENCE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-24

Hartford, Conn.,, March 8, 1870. NV whole loft
sde was parayzed three years ago last October Was
heiped on and off the bed and obliged to use crutch
ana cane IN walking 1t was thought by family phys-
the use OF nve bottles of your famous Wyomoke. or
Nerve FOOD. has completely restored my health and
strength My family physician can be referred to.
anu anyoouy desiring further particulars can obtain
the same by calling on me- desire to have IL known
Ella L. Harvey" AVA
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-24
"I don't want that stuGo

is what lady of Boston said to her husband when
ne brought home some medicine to cure her of sick
neauacne ana neuralgia which had made her misera
pie Tor fourteen years. At the first attack Thereafter
IL was administered to her with such good results
Cnat she contlnuedits use until cured and made so
enthusiastic in its praise, that she induced twenty
their regular family medicine That astuff" is Hon
Bitters. N 10 nop
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-24
10 teach one who has no curiosity to
learn is to SOW a field without blowing it.
An Old Doctor,s Advice

1t was this: thrust in God and keen vour bo,yeIs
OPEN. For this purpose many an old doctor has
ADVISED the habitually costve to take Kdney-Wort-
oI no other remedy SO eectuay this con-
dton, and that without the distress and which
Don't fail to use it, -e- P"o0'