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h.loning hr EIeotrloitr.

In electricity, at least, it seems that
wonders will never cease To all the
startling discoveries and wonderful
inventions derived from this mighty
power, we are now promised ths grand
achievement as having it attached ms
a successful motor 10 the plow. The
celebrated chocollte manufacturer
NJ. Menier, has been making some in
teresting experiments in his park
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

OHaver, with two policemen, used
every endeayor TO prevent trouble
and gave the negroes fair warning that
a riot would occur despite all efforts,
unless they desisted. About three il
the afternoon, Or a little before, the
crowd turned loose, lit into the OBJ
streperous, bulldozing darkics and
cleaned them out beautifully. No
one was seriously injured. A few
bloody noses and sore heads was all.
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Why rot Hnpy.

Some men were travelling in a rail
way car, and each told of his hapiest
days One said, II was hapiest when
| held everything young dear to me. -
Another, Il was hapiest when / held
that the laws of science were false and
hollow" After all the others had
spoken, an old man, with a sure eye
and long, struggling hair, who had his
feet cooked up on the back of vacant
seat in front of him, murmured to tie
gentlemen, II was hapiest when"
When" said they. HWhen | held
four aces and a Jack
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

OVER one thousand, some say ff-
teen hundred, colored votes were cast
for the democratic ticket. The col
ored people are growing tired of the
old bosses, and learning to take care
of themselves.
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Forly Aeres apiI . MuIp,

About this time look out for some
good, reliable battle cries; something
exactly to the taste, easy to utter and
easier to remember There is nothing
yet 50 good as the old ory of "forty
acres and a mule" which helped tho
republicans so wonderfully in tn :
southern states in '6S aud 70, because
that indicated something that the
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AMONG TIE CLOUDS.
A Balloon Floating Through The
Air-TWO Unwilling Anna
teurs in Atm0Spher.
ic Navigation.

Youngstown Special Chicago Times
To-day an immense balloon, that
had been used here for short excur
iions by man named Henry, broke
'ose from the guy-ropes at half past
i've clock and started skyward. In
he small basket attached to the gi-
lantic air-ship were two persons, a
nan and a woman, who came in town
to day from the neighboring country.
There was a large crowd OF people
standing around the guy-rope at the
lime it broke, and a cry of terror rose
from them all. The balloon darted
upward with marvellous rapidity. At
first the occupants Of the frail car did
not realize that the balloon had
broken away from its moorings, but
when they glanced down and saw the
earth rapidly receding, they gestured
piteously to the crowd below, as il
imploring assistance. When the
balloon had reached a high altitude il
drifted in a noFtheasterly direction
1t was followed by many people With
telescopes, and finally disapp Jared in
that direction. 1t seems that the
man and woman in the balloon came
into town to-day from tho surround
ing country, and thought thev would
hazard a balloon ride. Word has
been sent to all towns lying to the
northeast Of this place, and lookout
will be kept for'the balloon TO- night.
in case it should drift near the earth
There was great deal Of ga, in it
and it is feared that it will drift ~
to the lake. The couple who are
taking this involuntary ride a.e from
the country, and consequently know
nothing about the management of the
balloon.
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TRAGEDY IN ARKANSAS.
One Indiana Man Kills Another.

LITTLE Rock, August 6.-At Old
Town, Craighead county, a few days
since, John F. KliRgensmith, agent
of Streight u Co., of indianapolis,
Ind, was killed by Calvin Smith, also
of indianapolis, by blows from behind
with q gun. His skull was crushed
in. Both men were engaged in getting
out valuable timber, and had quarrel
of two or three years standing, origi-
mating in basiness rivalry Mr.. Mont
gomery, also agent for Streight a Co.,
started to indianapolis with the body,
but owing to the hot weather was
compelled to bury it al Gainesville.
Smith tried to escape, but was arrested
aud jailed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

About twentg,fye darkies had
heads put on them at the First ward
polls. They had a majority cf the
crowd and tried to keep vhite voters
from reaching the ballot lox, rpy
crowding the gapgyay. Captain
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River Tolegran.s.

LOUISVILLE, August q. 6.-Riyer sta
tionary, with 4 feet s inches Pa the
canal, and 2 feet 8 inches in the chute
on the falls, Arrived; VIM, Kyle
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

A UNITED press and a dozen speak
ers constantly in the field had much to
do with arousiug the people and bring
ing out full vote.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

LIVERPOOL, August 9, 5 p.m.-
Cotton quiet. Uplands, 6 13-16d;
Orleans, 6 15-16d. Sales to-day, 1000
bales. Receipts, 1850 bales; Ameri-
can, 5000 bales. Futures opened in
buyers' favor, now dull. Deliver
les for August, 81 d August and Sep
tember, 6 1l-l6d September and 0O-
tober; 6 10 32d October and Novem-
beg, Std November and December,
g 3-l6d December and January,
6 5-32d January and February, 6
.8-l8d.
MANt HESTER, August 8, 3 p.m.-r
Yarns and fabric are dull, and rather
in buyers favor.
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Died.

.CARS0N-0n Friday morning, August 9Th,
ELLA CARSON, aged u years, niece of Captain
w. G. Davis.
The funeral viii take place at four o clock
THIS EVENING. from No. q Allen'saveuue.
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ouEENswARs.

HTHE election passed of quietly and
without any serious disturbance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

NEw YQRk, 4Rg,. s, lao p;m;-
good ordinary 9 ll-l6c; low
good middling, u l-l6ci laiddline
fair, II 1876; fair, 1916. Futures
op6c;ed steady, now dull, as follows
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win buy. sell, or ron, properly on commits
sion, pay taxes, negotiate loans and mako
collections, Charges reasonable and attention
prOmnt SIT
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RFNTAL AGENTS.
nINTER PARIAER

Real Estate and Rental Agent,
No. 2SS Main ST., Corner Madison.
MEMPHIS.
, 1880-07-03

rulgnr, and energy beyond n certain mark y cx-
aKRcrntlnn. This tmstct school Of play and act
Ing ctlfnIncnceh the rtln which bnrlrst1iC IL try
ing 70 cutnplctc. Henry Irving manages to ur-
Khni3o n fGllnwing. II n phnIat1x. not trne
the cider Kcat,, 9rrat popular fcrvor. =. pas
eion that beat In tho lr,ssnl OF tho million.
Tho grcat public, tho hugo middle class. tlo not
appear to ocaro for either form uf comedy OF
tragedy. which tnny bo said rathor to t,c fash
innnhlo ttnn popular. There ID no true public
Mt all. T!hore arc clubs. small concTctl0ns ot
fncfal pYcJudtccs and stnpkb.drtetl orlnfons, and
theao regiments form tho brigade that mounts
guard over tho drnmn think the time !. g c,'fno q
lrenk down all this rrctt!nchs and break
throuEh these a'l9cn buntss. Thcro + sotno M
It,n,an, In tho Strand, no1t summer. One Is for
Tlnafore operettn. tho other Is for Rrartl tlrnn.
"a poru1or theatre. . littlo largGr than M Wal.
asRin. This was tho sort Of thing TINT made hin
unpopular IN Erstand n few yeors aRo, and It
wns nlsn this sort hf thing that made him and
his plays drug In tho Now York market.
, 1880-07-03

B4kHlMsGA NJ k4OAnG-A14o AT FAfZtAs
As oil tho world knows, when Prince bismarck
s4untEy ho9so near the ylllsYo At Varzin.
when loasinx tho Chance!!ary, and secretary Is
soldnm st,uH NJ varxil. Thu Prince ID Ypnerliiy.
;ssIn oc o y Ss pyyac tyy faso tss. Leas 9as
telesfnina ana letters ana wrltcs whAt IT,
scnou frum tho CApltnl. princo ulstaarrk
goes ns thB country s9utru. " Nhrn
hours drive through II a,tet, vol. .w.t'tled. M.
tho 1Noney yHted him by Parliament, thu iruI.s-
formation Ia cnnplete. nild hi ts tho country
kent lehHsl. surrounded BY llrIneFat WthH!'neli,
builders, Garie,,rls, shcphrr!s, und tho larEo.
nr M ea.;;Snry .;S , 81 & rsr%n , ss w s*ssF Sa ~
greatly Improved since lS50. u very unpFcte.l-
ttt,js II has two stories. Alll IL furnished en-
truly with oAk tn thu Bty ~ of tue tAsty keDhs-
eancu. II Is 4lmple. m4ssye, Ana strong. Tho
to i!s left Ii the rrince's wnrk-gxam Or study.
A large sofa, III crlnIy aurye liable, y
LuthcF'y arn,.uhair, pictures nt thu war OF
let8, bunts oI tho Emperor aud Crow! Prince, q
rIeua of 0obrttl tapsstry representing ttonry
". doing tWnuncs ut Cannssa, nlla Il few rl,uirs
stuito plns tmrrnvcine1!ls ot his catAtc, drifts
regulations fur tho locul Ant Puaeh!ng t3uue-
Preserving Society, Ut which he Is the founder,
BOuntlly r4tut RRly dFNnkGn leAHchDllcr who may
ttu brh1hd With tho rent, cheeks thu accnuuta "
the papus- mills which bio bus established on tho
adjacent river, and drives bargaius for thu sala
nj timber and tue oArtIuK Of brllshwotId. lio
wAa sitting In ths room In tho summer OF 1910
consulting hts Knrdcntr Us 10 tho best kind OF
onion for plantinI lust then. When Telegram
, 1880-07-03

brought III caused him TO cxclnim, "Ono mo-
mos m"st SyG e thp. T.. sEnnsn
No ono can make moro desperate efforts thnn
c:ior II tho der1nan f i:inpiro he To,ld oc Sthe
peAyfuiIcst mnn" In Iiurope. Etno but tho
members q ~, hts faniiy ana @ s1ich ir.ands ~ ~
taasn'lnr ne Notnc, and bis cousin. Count nis-
tnnrck-i'ohset1. ara ever At yarzin. Yet tho
y' pany Of fs,aixna, tae woots r. nre re- wcii stocked
with deer, and tho rivers and lakca with trout.
the PRINCES favorlt dish. 1,ut let there be rhat
' broad.bf@mea' shn d'i ts IL fe1 ' 6at 's and shf
green cont With horn buttons, ea!a h!s d19, @
fay '" .sembe at oe breesfa.t ee % a " q eeek
stric, and consists Of lea, cold .rneat, end
his stutfy, The tnhtc pf which ia by this time coy-
rrcd with dispatches, lcftetH, and newspapers.
Ihesn M Mncc4Ry h!; attenstota ~ nn.t oeook, when
and vino gcnerally lies Mt hts masscr's fect- re-
minds him that Il Is tine for drlve or rtde:
dn,lghtcr. now Countess Won Rantzau. Is ht
hume, she never falls to DO her father'a COM
pnninn. nn.i ir ta naturally delighted At the ex.
tho ir,nco iaoks about to discover bold uplnnds
srea s ss dna pon {
thaiasm nf THO tnagnltlc!ent oaks mud tins ho
aaw In England. These trips also serre a. tours
as to rotation nf crnps, and the deprcdattons Of
rnnehers arc noted.
.his s not aeparted from sven ID HeTiin when
ror's birthday. Four plain courses. are served.
lataiy he hns ti.kcn nothing hut old. heavy Wines
and whisky: llcef at,tf champagne he etchcws
alt9gethcr, but his quests en- SELECT from la.Ee T
hoaors Sf tha fable. rho Prince leads ths
conversation. and 4 partti!sular,y animated whom
, 1880-07-03
PERSONALS. .

Mary Anderson will lave to cxp|nin. We
ann lint .hc n n1vcrtxnf IN rod TIM i1cr.nrotinn
of 1nt,oncniopco n, phIlnt,.lnbiu IN tho Fourth.
nn n,sn tn run In milo and hnIf tiaah for Nil
nuea Mt Detr,it tho suuu Jay.
=. A.. .,...,,,. ,,,.,,,,on ,,,a p.,r r.,
~ u'o ~. s!!.o ..'.I nnue1 ~ sau 1a'pon w!
tebe " H., tcus.atss, "tptlss =" an!o,.nGG-
tMet ~ "ne VIZ, ....,
sen.e4lu w." wv eusNe", l'u.'.' .'u..4'!u"s aoou
,naus a raoa,,nt,,u,, th,s taot ~, .t"""nts
means' Mo. focoshM'"3 .ass tact, .ae st'laonts
, 1880-07-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arcnd'a KumysA has been uaed with
highly beneficial rcsi,lta during the Inst four
years ID Tho various forms Of dyBpepsia, Rstr!tis
nausen, genera! debility, consumption. etc. Kin
nlyss Ia mt n 1nedictne: It IL IL pleasant, wIne
like beverage 10 food: made frnin milk. pcelll-
tarly grateful to Il detscatc stomach. Nothing
fso m rc on far an II II
those cascs Of low vitality In which meditation
Or ordinary nutrition fall Send for circular.
sold 10 the trate. Cnnsatncrs supplied directly
by 4. Arcnd. Chemist, corner Madison and Fifth
avenue.
, 1880-07-03
Over Ono Hundred Thousand
Acres of Cultivated Land
Submerged.
The Break in the Warsaw Levee
Not Widening Any.
Another Serious Crcvnsso Reported just
South OF Hannibal.
Terrific and Destructive Storm in the VI
oinity Of Davenport, Ia.
THE sNY LEvEE BREAK.

AAIN S4NA A4A I1L9 At&AsA1As
Special Dtspateh to Tis Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,. July 2.-Thero Is ground for
grave fcnrs OF crevassos along tho upper end OF
tho Sny lcyoo. Tho wntcr In a6lne plnccs ts with"
In eight inches Of tho top Of tho ohbankment
md is gradually washing away tho earthwork.
The Bny-Carto hna rIsun eight feet since tho
brenk at tho out'oG, nndds sill rising stcndlly.
Farms which were high mud dry ycsterdny ARG
entirely covered, nnd should no additional
breaks occur wide section of country will b0
tioodcd by tho bnek-water. It seems tmpos-
Bfble, however, tn prevent Md tuonnl crevAsscs,
md n cnnsc1uont incrcnso In tho extent
of tho devastation. Tho hcavy rain to-any viii
be very damaging, rs most Of tho wheat which
Inns tccn rpsnovcd to high grot'nd Is entirely
expl,seti. 1t will nlso have tendency to stlll
further weaken the cmhnnk.nent. Watohmc
wero on the lcvec atl night Inst night aud all
day to-day, expecting that breaks would occur.
mud bonta have been provided for tnkiilg cnro
uf tho people who nro on tho iarEc ssatld inside
tho cyce oppostt Hannibal. Tho uld Waller
fnrIn Of 1.0l0 Acrcs, ncar where tho first hrcnk
occurred. Ind been rcccntly purchased by ".
Pcttbone md y. J. ecttles, OF Hannibal. 1t
WINS worked by tenarts. and tho losses Will 10
nhout as follows: A. Stout. o,ooo bushels or
wheat, eighty ncrcs OF corr; Settles mud pettf-
bones interest In tho crops, 300 bushels Of
whcnt, and 250 norcs Of corn: Mr. Wcas.cr,
thbrty-fyc nures Of .whent and sixty acres Of
corn: Mr.. H,lrns, 40 ncrcs Of whgat md forty
0f 0thur farmers WIN have bcen tlrt,wrel nut
~ tne iS yatcr canot be learnS't nt PRESENT. .m
,a,l been driven 70 places Of snfoty. a. tho loss
from t'rnwninE !s not IN Krcat is wns ienrt'! Ut
Usttons it % ara now ut Hnnn!nl. Now Canton, aai
nthcr points, wheso the moro deslttuto VIII bo
'':t Tfs Hrcnk S In tho warsnw lovco is not widen
fpr httt rim winters nf1 Rrnial1ulty rising within
, 1880-07-03

trh. ,coth ~ Knto anpt,o,. IL aortod ,rho -o
port was started by tho London Figaro.
"Our 0pnt1umcn Fricuda" ut IIoolcy's on
Monday, and Ada Gray III East Lynn" ut tho
Olympic.
this morning He will summer in Chicago. Ills
EdS Heath s%s 's1ea for nj Ireland R On
1se ho viii 40 to the Continent a,a rc reach t non
lilo he viii cutor into arrangements lor au En-
Klish appcarancc. "
Pc, perhnps Mr.. Carlyle will, explain this. .nend.
Ing CarEylc's Cromwell tho other day." says Il
writer i I ,yos surnrIscd and aln,ost shockel tn
find tlsut grcat but unsrammatlcal hero. IN a
", Epceeh to tno lioaso o. commons, quoting Mr.
est ~ amGs rossa manner ,". He sG{s '
m Wor re- m oTerfs at e.. hats tEa M m, trly
v re s' I" cr o. ~ s'f 's KID Ssas tos Grensei VII,
is motive for US 10 do 'iko rurllsh1n"n.'
Nile Mile rqnls browns was ':sI,nng M Light ot . The
FIJI in foyo viii flcr, liz sent llcr gilstiux
biiiets t!ous, which slo received cold!y: Mo
?osea sGr h,s ss S snc a.a rfss% Il, m H.
ientc.!. js,uln III dI.i not 1cieut, oue cyenItig.
thorofare. as tho young cianiousc appcaroti d,
tWli t.Mls III rn1 3t,s. ~ noison mi irnn,i
ieau. | Miie. Pa,ia nrows tcsa,no dn,iy "ro
aud moro tho object Of rn oyersunt,tneiitai hi.
y spS to .1 3,on Q, t ne A.
gra'n' she sued aald won her CAST
.s,s. e sssss, sna ssa sn r J.
lns s an% @oa S te onp's eat
s nssScs n Kss se"1c Sv fhn S,,s ycE
sss:; they no ;oisraas, :,.,$,,.' naEs ....9 tso
r. -. 1in,,co r. =, tnnpnrr M 1N,ssji,i". Whon !"
, 1880-07-03

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Tstbane.
p1TTsnuR0, Pa, July 2,-Stephgn W0otts, ono
Of tho ndeat members OF tho rlttaburg nar,
wis killed this fosonoon at tho Federal street
crossing Of tho Fort Wayne Railroad, being run
ovor by tho locomotive and tonacr Ut freight
tsnin. cutting OF 10th legs. lIo WIS noticed by
tho engineer as tho trlIln lu9red oyur tho truck.
The whistle WIS blown, tho bnlt s1'nK. atad every
4vail. itu remained OH tho truck until struck,
with tho result ubuy0 atAtcd. Dir. Woods hull
hecn nnwcll for sonle ttuc, a1td 1t Ii supposed
uY1.
, 1880-07-03

Special DHpatfh to This CAtedeo 1ribuns,
ANNA, ILL.,, July 2-Thls portion Of tho 6tato
has boon Visited by very bard aud severe ruin
storms tho past four days, nnd Tho sall stsealns
ars vury high. Last night wagon.laaA Of mon
started for honle fsoM 1ouesboro, md whilo at-
tempting to cross creek. the wagon was ul,-
coupled and u portion of It tloated down stEeau,.
Wesley navB, who waa too drunk 70 sayo hiRI,
sclf, Was drowned. Ills lu<iy nus recovered to-
Gay,- liz waa IN old citizen, =
, 1880-07-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


At readvffc, Colo, J. II. omonn0dro, better
known ~ Toxas JACK, died on Nunt1ny lust f'e-
fore l,n look 10 tho stnEo hu WINS riuted hunter
and guidc. According To tho Clipper he waA "tho
ass!staut Of buffalo nist ttV. t.. Cody on tho
plains, and in 1872, md for several seasons
Afterwards, WAS the Enrl of Dunrasen's guido
IN Ills hunting expeditions Mt tho fnr West.
Ned 1suntlfne had long before thnt tiato HIN
tho hero Of ono Of ills 1nilnu stories; md with
1}untIinc proposed to wFito piece for
f!uHaln nIl md put HIN on tho stage. II tho
latter would como from tho plains and meet him
In Chicago, Texas Jack wns induced to como
Enst with his brothcr.scout. Tho veteran cir
cus-Inanager, james 81. Nixon, Of ChicnEo, waato
have brought thom out at his hnuse. but declined
when he learned on wednesday that no com
pany had been secured ard no piece written,
although tho opening had bcen set Tor the fol-
lowing Mondny night. lnntlino gut upon his
n,ett1e Mt tho thought that be could not write n
piece IN night. and, asccrtainlng that hc coutll
lcasc tho theatre from Nixon for 1900 tor a
week, hired 1t Mt thnt figure. Then be went to
his hotel. md III four hours tho plny wns writ
ten, being cllristencd "Tho Scouss Of tho
prniric." Tho hotcl-c1crks copied oil tho differ
ent parts, md the roles Intended for buffalo Dill
nnd Tcxas Jnok were given them BY nunttIne.
with tho hlmpnition that they 10 at the theatre
at ten o'clock GU tho following morntug,
for rehearsal. It Is utmost needless to
say TINT neither Of tho scouls did or
could study his Incs In tho few days allowed
noto4ly b,lt themselves. Iiunt!!he. who plnycA
Gale Duru, helped thein oiit by giving them MI
"pportnnity TO- fest% tetr % 1. f.
MorIaeeh tic !anesr Who - sl!"rtlS M '; %ftcrwsr!s
Ijoue. Nixon went Into partnrrshIp With hunt
line. md tho next weeks enlightenment was
Il 'or p ,e sss 1t mqRerf,";s }Ro 5,o s, s q F ssF ws
New York, plnylnY fr,.i, March q Y April Z,
Thinde!phIa. Tho soasoti, begun At Nixofs
~ e,, on juno 10, 1873, nj ror1 1crvls, N. Yand
Toxins Jack and h!s companion returned u tho
p!nius ngntn. They urxtnized In New York
City for 119 tFn,nnt!o f cnnra!gn Of ls1;;4 md
tss re sso wlaow 20 III Il aS f"R Re se seSrs nsred r
Deniwool 81 :laek Mccall, WHO was hung forthc
Iintra alo lLl Coilbinntloi,, md plMyed East a1ul
West. Winl I!ill leaving them ut toehester, and
iae n 1n s Ses sec 81 seso ass
~ BOSTON on May 10, 1s54., md .fGck and hls
friend %Ea!n souSht The risi1f J4sk vent into
tho scayon of is74-'5 Tic and Texas jnck rcor.
zed ha G 9 fF r. ths snri"n % of
then Texns jaek. win St!lc. Morlnccht, ind
al rcats, their yenturus - rule having becM r.
,nnner!tiye:, buffalo lt'Il hns also Travelled with
by erief, md It'll III death i * pests,. Sor'aesS!
danscusca over seen on tho Amcrican staee.
s s 4 se ~ %&S Ssss :s' rhss
accepted M engagement nj iler sIn1csfy Theatre.
I.nndon. where she ret1nitlcl until the latter
, 1880-07-03

QuErssrowH. July e-Arrived, tho Wlscon-
e!tl, from Now York.
L1vEnrooL, July 2.-Arrlved, tho Olympus,
from uoston.
NEW YDMK, July e.-Arrtvct1. Donnu. from
Ilrcmcn. City Of brussels, from Liverpool, Cana
DIT. from London.
I.oSp0x, July 2.-stcnmshfps Cornwniss md
Allemnnn. from New York, and Sicily, from
Philadelphia. huvc arrived out.
, 1880-07-03
DIXI CROSBY. M, D..

D1X1 CROSBY, N. D.,
Now 1lnmrxliIrc'n Grcatest rhyalciau,
tiiua speaks of 1t.
DEAR E1n: In answer to your inquiries con-
corning the Compound Syrnp Of Hnrsapa-
rflla, rs prepared by the Society OF Shakcrs In
Canterbury. N. H., would Say that havo boon
faEniliRr with the prescription, and hnyo always
recommended II frnm my personal knowledge OF
those concerned in Its preparation, which to me
Is proof ttlat it Is just what 1t p.lrpnrtA to hc
Hanover. N. II. DI&t crosby, N. D.
, 1880-07-03

"You may break, you may slintter tho
NIT the scent of tho roses will cling round 1t
STILL"
wns written in a spirit prophetic Of J. l. e. At
kInson'B Extract OF White Roses.
, 1880-07-03

l!lcse nnccss,ry qualifications Jig tnuy p:stcss
than AMI ha inoy not, for all w!o know.
o.ls fix t., n,ake.-"eritaps ii,e very existence
of tho Snslou dcrn,n!cnt u, bet. NJ It wnre,
wnlicr l@nneNk y nhe. nninpetent. nnt stntas
E m 'r It h"tnE r. |a narta1S SGs1S
sMExt III s nkcF m"f ktwsny siter ysan sne @ s. wh ey
tam nilly ubnf. t,y Il Hi1,raeafui cIceti0t IN No.
rcnhcr. Their ht,nRcr for oilccs nnI, thirst f9r
"rc'i ] Il S s.,e m ' "x.nt . tiat aneock, "venir o
5sT.so n9 - strrS i y II ts .;
dcr M '3.i q lrmoostlc Trcsldent tic Whita iEo11fo
would hscnn,o vnrirty Hop M where; Ike Gt
rrncn9tion IN nitcc- !0hcry and, harinr md
dlcker,lR IN political tasors a1.t ailyntcemGmmts m
wc @ r. a ogsf ~ H. y ancoof
nnA stronger ttlnn my single citizen Of ttp
purity. No sinRc ,nn,, GU, stand ,p Rgninst
mike againss iho White iiouse.' ~
Tho Nc,uJerstU Deutscte Zettu1a has discovered
nnntler "mau OH horaebnck." II enys: For
twelve yenrs tho Democratic party hna thun-
dercd anil prcRchc't. hlAtrhercd nnd whlncd Ill
all kcy.notca n4nsnst tho tnan-on. horseback
Grant, md now It sclcots It's own political
etnndnrtt-l,oarcr direct nnu fresh from the head
Of a military department, md brings him
In tho political nronn. rhls Is not
,..,,n ,,,, ~ .ho ,,,,,o T., a., f,t,o,, ,,rs,
ny 5at'ne"uo' " nv !'c"I"c Ill ino i"ne". "e''"o
Of tho w''r'i. Only three weeka ARO tho noinn-
crntic press Followed forth to tho Chicago Con-
ycntion. 'no not no,nluate a solrr; tho pco-
pic tlo not wart military dctntor in tho White
Itostsc,' md now-er,ic trpuy!-thc Democratic
Convention selects Il Major q cncrn1 ont or tho
rrg,,tnr army fur its candidate! Nov bury tho
bloody rag II you tlnrcl 1t is ruully mt n
pleasant pnrt. tho bravo commander Of Union
soi,tcrs Il forced to plny In this political ,lraa
II he ahnnM now travel through tho Sn.sth mud
20 GrGcIcd wherever nS wen. Dy aan eo.!amern
!tenci fGiI. Will Mm'rn tneE MaWMHs MsMH in5 GAnIt5ss
tne;r hesiRnt na Mny ama ~ ,rs 1ainfs snmHtr
leeiliigs nhst nIoso ~ t.lsast: 1no i.et,nG.nio
s; L. us,,ccns,f", . Ms Il ,., trnn., h,, ,;,,1n
iia feet. Tlio u,icn,tth revenge and III
Identification demanding an,ltl sh,!th worahps
Iancoek t', ttn,..iny rs its t!in Hoping to capt.
'naar e INV cs.,, s tho hmrs1s 1 n
EnEiiehi it il no easv toh for jtcbclnntn, and
demands trornorlous ticxrco of lypncrlsy md
srlf-deninl: Wo nttaefi no i.npnr1t,antn to tho
r';s @ a' ~ Mu' unGe nt hn, H.. n1,nfe's
nf f1rr rriirinn III hcr lnst moments. t,,it tic
Democratic press. which lae ulntlt thntc charges
for yours md yenrs Its theme If 1iaussnn, will
t.nl It ,'ncn!t noy. md hnrl piece OF work,
10 enthrEu tta nwn lgnorn1t lnRsBcs for tho 'lnan
on i,orsel,nck.'"
Tin S,te,Y,],r,r,tr 1,resse r,1h1sheI 1T Nrarn.
,,or', n",.nrtn soo'a r., ,t, ottor for,os r,io.
..S'Hs ~ t"A '"f "o~'N "~'..A ''4 '''N>. -"
, 1880-07-03

The public will beware OF a frnudH-
lnnt Imitation Of Dobbtns' Electric Soap now be-
Ing forced ntl the nlRrkct by Misrepresentation
upon having UobblnA Electric.
, 1880-07-03

DIR. ". II. Scott, President OF the Coll
Recommended Colden's i.iohIx's Liquid Extract
OF IIccf as the hest preparation used for Dnbtl-
tty, Indigestion, Dyapcpsln. Forcr, and loss OK
appetite"