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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19

Our LIGHTNING LINIMENT is ''icarns'
friend to the afflicted Try it gently.
Sold by c. Spcidel, Rock Island and
Richards Il Sohrbeck, Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19

In the most Unfavorable Climate,
PHILLIPS "PALATABLE" CoD LIVER
OIL, In com binationwith PHosHHo NUTRI.
TINE, does not turn rancid. 1t contains the
finest wheat phosphates in the most assimi-
liable form. and is matchless remedy for
Consump ption and Debility All drug
gists; Depot, Platt Street, New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
Children Cry for Petcher's Castoria.

Cen&aur Linixnents the worlds great
Psin-re1ieving agents for Man and Beast.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
So S s. g III :. SS ssE!s:s:lza;as
EsTIilsS ] 30 j Isl "a

An Agreeable Aperient and Refrigerant
This well-known preparation highly recon-
mended for DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE. Sickness of the
Stomach, Heartburn, and ali complaints arising
from Acdty, Bilious and Malarial Fevers. 1t cools
the blood and regulates the bowels 1t is a favor
lite medicine for children and It's acidity and sweet
taste makes 1t cooling and refreshing. Put up in .
oz. bottles. Prepared by
A. ROGERS SONS, Chemists, n. Y
q Superior to Mineral Waters, Seidlitz Pow
ders &C
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19

Remember this: There are many dis
eases that taken at the start NAV be easi
ly checked; let them run. and they often
prove fatal For such diseases, generally
rising from stomach difficulties. no medi
cine is SO valuable in the house asM offat' 8
Life Pills Moffat's Phoenix Bitters pro-
mote good health Try them For sale
by Druggists everywhere
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19

Halford Table Sauce. for
soup. Hah. 30.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
Milwauhee E2arl!et.

WkfT-E g. utkGP w *sTEet,
MILWAUKEE. April 10
Whcat-1017 &c lower; closed heavy; hard 10 !;
No /, 10; No :, O4M each; coz May; 05sS
June; No 3, 90; No A, -.
Corn--34A
Oats-2s1z.
Rye-7jA.
Barley--61.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
Swallowing
p(D S O N

Spurts OF disgusting mucous from the
nostrils or upon the tonsi1s, Watery Eyes, Snuff
Hes, Buzzing in the Ears, Deafness, Cracking
sensations in the Head, Intermittent Pains over
the Eyes, Fetid Breath, Nasal Twang, scabs
4 the Nostrils, and Tickling in the Throat are
SIGNS OF CATARRH.
No other such 1oathsome, treacherous
and undermining mslady curses mankind. Que
fifth of our Children die of diseases generated
by its Infectious Poison, and one-fourth of
living men and women drag out miserable exist
enees from the same cause. while asleep
the impurities in the Dostrils necessarily
swallowed into the Fstomach and in
hRIed into the lungs to poison every part
of the system.
DR.. Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure
absorbs the purulent virus and kills the seeds
OF poison in the farthest parts of the system
It will not only relieve, but certais Iy cure
Catarrh at any stage. II is the only remedy
which In our judgment, has ever yet really
cured a case Of Chronic Catarrh.
Cured. Cured. Cured. Cured.
PREsBURY, Prop. West End Hotel, Long
Branch, cured OF 20 years Chronic Catarrh.
BENEDICT, JR., Jeweer, 6e7 Broadway, N Y.
(memb. of fanny (cured of Chronic Catarrh.
Z E BROWN, 339 Canal st N. Y, cured OF II years
Chronic Catsrrh.
D MCDONALD, 710 Broadway, N Y, (Sister-in-
Law cured of 40 years Chronic Catarrh.
Mrs JOHN DOUGHTY, Fishkill, n. Z, cured of 8
years Chronic Catarrh
MRS JACOB SwARTz, JR., 200 Warren ST.. Jersey
City, cured of is years Chronic Catarrh
a B THORN, 1S3 Montague St, Brooklyn, (self and
son. cured of Catarrh
REV WIN ANDERSON, FOrdham, N Y cured OF 20
years Chronic Catarrh.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna, Il have received
very great benefit from it
A MCKINNEY, r Pres, 33 Broad St. N. Y;
My family experienced immediate relief"
&C., &C., &C., &C, &c.
Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure is the
most important medical discovery since
vaccination. It is sold by all Druggists, or
delivered by D. B. DEWEY 6 Co., 46 Dey St,
n. Y, a SI.5O package To clubs, six pack
ages for s75O. DR.. Wet De Meyers
Treatise, is sent free to anybody.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 10.
FINANCIAL.
Gold co
Moneys
Governme nts- Higher.
o. g Bonds 6T cent EOS 1881 I......... ....IOSK
l.US
New So 1895
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Feverish and unsettled; spring nomi
nally lower; white winter 102c lower: red 2Q2Hc c
lower; No 2 red l 2911 29A April; 2501 26Ik
May; No north western 81 May
Corn-A@Hc lower; dull; western spot 5OG751 II
do futures 461< 8hOK.
Oats-Heavy and lower; western 40G49.
Pork-Dull and heavy; 10 7b
Lsrd-Heavy and lower; Tl5
Whisky-Wcstern 10.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19

= Sod bY DruggIsls everY Nd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
Old Medford.

Trial size % cents.
, 1880-05-15

the utmost interest and value for The students
OF ethnography, ancient md modern. 1t Is
now thought to be demonstrated that the
al mnons o s nt are ey 8 az are s e si
ylylng representatives Of tho oa!Mns. mythical
l'clasgians. wl,o, before tho dawn Of Greek
letters, oyerspread AsIa Minor, Thrace. Epi-
rus. Greece, aud italy. They are believed tn
q carians, I,yclans, and 1.e1eges; p have
which, abound In MI the. regions above
named. and To- have be1uoau,ed TO their suc-
dfss95s .sr wey saetSn franz Ss 5 ogn e9sy ssyy,sh %e 81
Homer and Hasfod, with which It was tlltt-
lmatc1y blended. 1t Is also believed that they
differed 80 widely In race anil lang.!Rgn from
the ti Afya1l Eroup as to necessltats the forma-
lly; to whicl, probably belonged some of the
ing the Abkl'as!nns. the Tc1'crkesses )or CIR
caSstans), tho 1fingrela,is, ami the S,ta,tntls.
banians has always lived ltfe distinct In
il.0st respects from the surrounding tribes.
They ars divided into two selmrate political
cntltics,-the Northern and tho Soutlsern,-
,ma,;n between whc. there ars consj.lerab!e .!!n-
tion ok tho Southern Albanian Tor Arhaont,
tongue Will, Hellenic elements which 1et the
sci,.,ars riot, Of . former @ generation to the crr.
dialect Of modern Greek. Tile Albanints
were once Christians, but tho greater number
apostatlzel Mt tho tiuo of the Ot.omnM RON.
quest, and lave ever since been fanaticul
Afoslems. a considerable scctlor, however,
Of the Northern A1baniars nre Roman Cath.
O1ics. Under the auspices Of their hereditary
Chteftalns Of Gl,stllge, plnva, Scutar]. Ncrat,
Valona.. and .!HnIna, they llaye now re.
tain to count ,lpon the actire sympathy md
supportof more than one OF the Great Powers,
, 1880-05-15
ALBANIA.

1tx ncc,,r,t,on or 1nacp.naoncs.
rovnnv sIo,. N "A 1,.r1I,, .,i.rotoh :" ,ba
c,l.1., am, M s'" .s.. .,spa.s. W .o
otH7tdufu say6: " lHe hfSt nunDer OF q new
otllcIa! organ published III tho Albanian
lnuulnne nuI issl1etl Mt Scutnrf on thu 7th
tuvt on,,toins a dnrInrotto,, ~ t,,dero,,.lo,,oo
.., son ~ AZ p,. ..', ~ -, ,'aeuonso '.
ecclesiastical chiefs OF tile Mahomctan and
Roman Catholic tribes, The manifesto ylr-
dtcates the fnalienabte rIchtof ti,o Ibantnns
s,,tsa... .s", .... =, .,.,l' a." .,.,o ~ .t's
10 Mutonouly, aoes away WIN ti1o tu!o OF tne
, 1880-05-15
Tho Largest rreo il, tic World.

& In Nelson'a {" scoutitlo and Tcchntcal lteatlor"
aenss ns5e y "m 3 %ssrs PMGEf Il f5n .ey
of sreas. Thts Fross Is sltaated an Tic water. @
she'd between Tho t;an Antonio branch q ths
ial,..s Rivcr, In latitude liz deg. and longitude
Alovo the soa loyei ai.a at .llstanco 1f ntnsty-
seven from stoukt0n. Frou specimens OF tito
woo,', cunes. and foliage. prot. Ltndley. En-,
Lo, wo haa spas ssyera ya%rs II caiiora. ae
and iad devotoq himself Is t6s brunch e stu;iy,
.ass; ssayoa ana spts' i aS W Ss
tola s'aa@'sa With ~ sFsa " fy ss
tssc 1s ~ ss fst r. ct a sh ss
sase. The :'Fsthor u tho Forcst," she issxs.t
% IT Ss .ss Fap Fs"p Il s s aa r CT ID Sfss fees
ii vlroumferenoe., Is go feet TO tho llrst
hra,.oh. md fron tho troea which wero r., broken
fsst it IL diSnetos Tic ssls Troo vii @rsi
wsixts, down: tho s,Ime whish Stands i've ani
huff fcot above tho soil. IL sound to tho cnro,
and has bevn us9tl " u baIl-rotlnl. THIS sruo
& o' sso' fosest s sSs' sssppod ssp ~ Il = s
81 and i.ow 1noasuros. without tho bark, elsaty.
four fcot IN cireumterancs. seventy fcet up T.
bark}, its height IL .l foot, Tic I" Burnt rrvV."
prostrntc, IL esti1nutcd to have begn ;kU fcot
high WHOM standing, and ~ nl',ety-scyen feet in
circumference, It nlt'aspros thirty:nIno amd y
half foot across tho roots. "llorcllca" ls
nIncty-livo foet III circumference, ltlA
III fcot hixh. Tho "plonuers Cabin"
brok1n oil $50 foot from tho
RrIul.d, measures ttirty.ni,lo feet in tun,otvr,
naevor. lis avuruKe u unt quito equal t. that::
Fourtoon other trees aEeraxe .0l teot high. and
1t Ia osttu,atad frs,a tho nuniUcr of cnncc.ltrla
layers 0f wood In these trecA ouch luyer Df which
y ssupposod to " tho xruwth Ut u single yeur,
younger than the Quo on exhibition. Ihs
grove is ulso dcYerIbo1 In an amusing
tn biz a Over The Son aud Fur Away. $50. Rroln
bis aooount, tho trres nceupy u bolt y::10 feet
,,onE A,,d iM fWt Wide, which oantatns fr1,n " 70
, 1880-05-15

eataleptic state; One arm and tcg Gun be
.iiaslnctly., and tho other luperfeet1y or not
fizc r. a. Wif1 the right aide l. ypno
s at ss e is sy ssystcS SSse'Pffaa H. Of sns sJe ts h
accordance with pathological observations.
wltcl, locate tho speecl, centre in or near Tho
tnn!fcal fact that most Of tho so-called pyra-
inidnl or vollt!onai 1brcs cross sooM nfter
leaving ne brain. Il tho person, thus. af-
rotate The, thumb about tho other, and to
continue tho motion Without cessation or In
tcrrnption, while observing another rotate Ills
OWL thumb now In one, now In the 0tller
condition. ..tlle l,a!f-hyp.lotized person, H.
though believing himself In tho full posses
sion Of Ills faculties, finds .tlls impossible.
lie must stop every, time TINT the expert
melton for MI instant, In spite Of NIL Ills ct.
forts to tho contrary; but Ii Immediately able
to cnrrect the error and 20 on as directed.
with earlier liypnotizers mesncrfzcrs, or
r1ngttGttzers, these experiments were SUCCESS
ful, almost Without exception, with WOMEN
only. Prof. J1cfndcnllaIn's observations have
bcsii entirely nn Incs., and lIaye st!eceeded
With vt rS, n5a1t o1e stdsnt IN twelve Witl all
grow 80 sensitive t!at q very slight Influence
makes them Immediately unconscious, others
inter Il while ErDw 1snsl,sccptfbfe AgnIlI, and
finally lose entirely The power Of being af-
fected: Some acanfre tho faculty Of
tHid to remember that at a certain hour they
nre requested or influenced 10 sleep, do 20
without any Of the ordinary means, and with
Dut: even the presence OF another person.
verbal hiuts are given. Rheumatic patients
Htten make movements with their limbs
which seel,l impossible iii their ordinary state.
Fnr-sfghted pGrs0ns always see mnch nearer
lls,il usual. Tho handwriting in this condi-
tt0n Is extremely bad, and sonic patients, I'M
der certain conditions, begin at once to write
backward.
, 1880-05-15
TIE SHOOTING OF LINCOLN.

f1Ht ff&n AAf fF1F4 II FhTt
tr",en ~ . as,nn ~ TuS,, az r.. EsuA- ~.
trmtea ran 10 I.fm n oM the GINS
,nrc.,, mcr .e Rnnes ha, ,st.,,srte Ill., rsa..n
'''''''"3 Sns,s ss,s ttsrsa FOX Mas. 0"fe''fded'
A mnn whose name demands place In The
history OF tl1o Rebellion arrived frotn Son
Fruncisco n few tlnys NO. Ills nama II viii.
inm Withers. Jr. liz II musician by nr1,. r.
iessinn, and has Just inlsl'eu ut, enlargement
rs luntler Of tho orchestra Mt tic California
Theatre. Mr.. Wltl,crs Is ~ years old and a
native Of West Point, where lie studied m,,-
s'c unacr h's latner, VINO LOT many years was
musician III the Government Band, and
subsequently WIS member Of Dotlworth's
{', {'anl, II ill.,, this city, until l's health
,"n. ,m. ~ M ny N.Y. o'L ea ,,'as ~, ~ noM ~
ing NJ ltyo Beaclf, where no attends tho
hotel boats and alnl.ses himself occasionally
by fishing. Mr.. Wlthers, Jr, is ut present
taI repo rter OF u'e Aerata found INN and
listened TO very interesting story IN con.
e niss with # pt, S Tsa %s,11 ct rssde9t
~ ,vi,nrn ,vIt nr M H. ~ ;,o, wy lew w. as
s Mne,s, ~ IT, ws's ,'t w.. caaSr ,i o1 e Or
sSs,sa at UNI e ea!!e u on 9 ne stof tie as
frigltful pautc, although he was at The timo
,,nonsctas NJ t,c unnrton+ sarv,.a u ~, ',..,G hn1
WHhara, t1 nGS " nv ny ,y stoLy ~ Mr.
,nrt H. TIKI +, t,a npnccaings s ft o, au o t,s
n ~ fvii, toiH H. Tx nai r.,'sn "h strI oyIe9
~ ,ha SV55r cnr1ins ~ t nasasmmti s,ot ~
ovnonis MY i,rakas mr. nnfl I;1"svs H. s'ai' Vi+h ~
.rss m,,, +: T. III antnno % @ a.; y H., Mia'
thrn1I, hia IL nndnatw n,i ditana ~ ~, IT,, pte ~.
s.nrw mmrcc"s.Ic'1 Everv r..aIcr '!,91 n9 ,o ao
Hrr,, III ~ vn.'1,p IL fsntli"r c, ,t. ~ t ~
t,,nrtar t.,r' ,st Ms ~ o1o m"i S''gt ~ ii
nnnti, ,,,a nctar tvi,i" Sttsinp ' ~ u ,ri..nt
oO$uf ttA0 eEe~tt FAaA'N eAes'AAf AA - PtlttAtV
, 1880-05-15
THE GUNNISON.
A Trip 10 That IteRlon-Tho Mineral
Wealth OF Highland Camp.

ff'sirnft Letter 10 Gentleman In Cateaea,1
HIGHLAND MINING DISTRICT, Gunnlson
Co., Colo., April 2i.-1 have no doubt you
lave heard Of tho Uunnlson. even In Ciltca-
gt,. !, with some othorB, thought, as we were
within II hundred miles Ut this uhdove!oped
Eldorado, W. would strike out and try our
luck, having some faith III the proverb nbont
the early bird.-thouglI, In my own opinion,
t!lat OLD saw refers more particularly to
us left Duena Vista about tho 18th Of March,
with our sletiges. sleighs, or 8lfds,-you
know, things they harness dogs to III Gree1-
land; in this more enlightened country nlen
take tho place Of dogs,-snow-Btocs, grub,
etc., packed! on wagon, that took them
about ten miles up the Cottonwood Pass.
There tho snow became so deep tho wngon
could 70 no farther; 20 we loaded our slc,ls
and got Into our harness. We managed to
gct along about n mile; but, being MI TILL
broken team. we broke two Of the sleds, and,
as there was no small dog that we could vent
our feelings on, We took It put of the poor
dSto ,1al 4 as then nearly lgnt iISe @
Halfway House. l left the hoys and
went on to get assistance. The pro-
rrietor said lle would send a horse
pwn @ rero ~ ws ths ts nt1t'lnS affow T. Trail f'S Sous "
could travel on. 1 returned to camp and nl,-
iiouilced my success which had great effect
% RdM ten Tia ,tnI t6 sfX Ms1s s a. s sx1stsd Y had
been hard fight between them.
Arrived ut tho H.-W. ]Iouse next day.
whcre W. determined to lay over and retit,
OF il S few w. days. Attes % waitng ti III ti,cro Ss tws
days, !, ald another .wiseacre that dth not
know when ]ie WINS well oil, determined TINT
We could push slowly on and let tue 9TH
ts ss rse wf u.s. we eTessc e 81 @ @6ais ayeF
nboyc tiinbcr-lll1c. forgot how high tllat is,
but am going, 70 get a primer and find out
s3to s3n . Gf s9ese tlnEs and Town nix miles on
te ts Gtsf ss If at H. ft M swee1 s @ shsGSe nnx
ing got US wllero w could not possibly get
back, commanded the snow TO snow. and 1t
stlew for four. days and nights. We dug
fWS s.} dasa Sies and i co1s4e s abs t s9f s sx
!lero we stayed, living on raw bacon,
l,nrd tnck. and mountain scenery, till tho
NTH dny, when 1t cleared up, and the whole
o,ittit Joined ls. In all we were five sleds
;, The next tIay we all got under way (where
tho, snow was very soft, about two feet
untler). It's no use giving you an itenlized
Ws e O. s s !oe e rara "s was soS sSI1bs Gs
aIl, IN spte M of MgogEles. masks. and veil our
j. stormed. our enrs, fingers, and toes we're
this,g aur .,;c MtSl e TIRE oays ,t oi t1,S s1ft o.
,nis ',.ii wE Sanin., tfme tha % W. !rseie n1ne.
ta T"vlnr Rnngn 1 ~ eoyri,a ai .arn ~
cnn s3aE nSn 13fo w co, n''1G fss,a ~ne 1n fst w
down. g" ct ;nwn ,'' nIpo' t1oas nv o ic1t crt
~ H., i,n,s ohn,,t ~, fra, wv, ~, au ~.
fnstnmd ~. hnhjn lp'e eoa,, aho uoH e a, tf n,
iI",,rrti ts doscn,,t yGam tbn tet a,ads a Snnt
I'm fast ~, ,vnm,i i,,,nn n r. 1ho tira an
H. tj,fs 1vn,: ,"e ot aufv " n,xr w s,o on ~e 1 tha
i'ifE IfuhiG1i ,,,as WI 3so; NV. I'll ,.+
,nr f.. sm,Na 1p ,,,tns Wns ,,t lt's. pull
Het - aOno3 Huntcle' tapuub ~ ullctS
, 1880-05-15

1}oothr' At that time he was atruggllng
The turning Off OF the xas ut the proper time,
1fr. WIthcrA believes, would have allowed
the assasll to escape ,tnrccognlzed, and have
led 10 further tragic results.
, 1880-05-15

and tho diameter Of ono (which think must 10
tsn eycv tfsa ir tnS nS
rings Of this section, and fGslnd Tho number 10
be Iii; thtA trGc, he thfnkA, is ono Of tho Hncst
III titn rrHyp.
, 1880-05-15


NATIONAL affairs. Taking advantage Of tic
weakness Of our enemy tttrinE thu American
strag9!s, he carried, i!rst tle declaration, Of
c,sse 1Tss iS1s am a rs's" sf's"y tho Legislative In.
,s'aaM,. ,'%M,9.y y, do falntnes periodically visit this
"Why, dn recurring fam!nes, visit our
G0l!inry? Why IL, this fertile Island pertntl.
l.ook bnck ,at iho prosperity tint covered
lrelatid during the years that tllo Conslitll.
tio1 of l7s9 was operative. l wo'tltl point
attention to tllo evidences of successful n,n',;;
u!act!trtnE enterprise, which, IL 1t lad not
been bItRhteh by tho uhf0l,, would hare long
| since gr0wn Into strength and 'mportnneu
tint lnlist enormously lnve relieved the trt..
fss pes yoS @ a thi hi. n ps;a 1 e IrSsDet %
WAS rHEo1sEI.Y CoNTEaFp0ItANEous
| with the yenrs TINT Ireland remained fra
! from the Legislative Intrusion Of England"
his ,%M1"t y ovae'ecs aro there Of tho truth of
~ ytll qnote fey; a[r. ;}ebb Menher
wards Judge III tho Court Of Kings Bench,
thus sEsaks Of 'F. G,,r ,,atloTal grsyregs in
cotrso, Ut fifteen years our commerce, our
agriculture, arl our manufactures have
swel|ed tu lin amount TINT the most snnguiIle
friends # lreaa n wo}i, 10y ayg t!arsl to
bce. is, it's. resolved: 'Tl,at. slnee lie r..
nunc!att?n qf t!lu power Of Ureat liritail,. in
17s!!, to leglslate. fur 1re!and, the ca,nmerco
na eaY EF0fpsF'y s1Ssed q 's s Kn6G p ays fS fa IL
Merchants met ian. II, l7to, mil resolved: !:
THAT tho commerce of 1reaild llus iItcrcnsetl
and her manufactures l,ay0 improved
q tIIis IIi,., Kingdom , Vas, Was restored BY a.
Mr.. plnnket, afterwards Lprd Chancellor,
thus describes tllp progfess of ireland IN d
SPEECH siyerst! = fsd II tIe lrlsl House Of con-
her manufactures, thriving beyond tic l1oDo
0r tho example Of amy other country Ut her
eXtent, within these few years advancing
t"es on 9s'Sns on Foss sES K ft e liz
Irish House Of Commons, In hts magnificent
reply to PItt. delivered. April Il, LION, thus
spcaks Of tho results Of, tic, Irish Coistltu
aIsolnteIy sl,owerct! down upea yon moro orc
ever fell to your lot fit double tho sgnce Of
tint, tl!St las elt.lSg.! slMce tts attainment.
pampl,let + Wtlei, l,sS thas attestea tho t
progress of Irish prospcrltyufter 1852; There
IS M9t nation Of, tic habttable globe
which has advatcc'l m cultivation
sane perIod.' MI: Secrstary % Eookc, - ike Ike
Lord Glare, was II Unionist. set he makes
the following. admission IN ills pamphlet on
saefeI': Ilcre We We = it.st n,I nsk, wi Whit tt! Is
meant by tlrm and stcatly administration !?
! Does It mean such n! administration as Mt
tends to the increase Of tho nation fn poplsla
manufactures, in wealth and prosperity? Ii
that Is intended. we have the experience OF It
these twenty yeurs; for 1t Is universally ad-
niltted TINT
NO COUNTRY IN TIE wonLp
ever mails sllcl rapid advances rs ireland
hna In In fIL11a 70 Il
, 1880-05-15

Tifr;ns AMI nn T., NJ 1Wittn,y, ,senS,,., a., T1.'
having een @ made & or ths purpose' % Tho somr
~ en1'tict, a,a,.
AuNoh ~ ouN eohD1shs.
+ A0nnr SWs 20 81 onr tHaIo aIoiasers} .ou
An, Mh ,Inh, Ter tn tho!f E,,'ot, country II @ Toll
c% SsS i dSiss ss;'s i i! ss ,a,. ,,,,
They've fai,xht ih With h heart and anu hand and
To mike lteIeliion lose its swAy ''
,,I' e"onos.nepe'' first four lines
1Innor a.,o !. to our. our soldiers. ,
with THE @ Nation,s M greatest pride. -
d :sys isssxS! sys S'sa I'D Az
NJ KtnK 10 proud as ttpv@
God help tho huross Of our land
AMI olscer thcm oil theiF wayl
Homo! to our soldiers,
ai Ihpir M victories 9nr I,ser shall coase
Ant, hluss ,soT orr r iana viii neoco
Our navy. too, shaiI hive lis f,mo,
Our ilax shall ne'er 10 f!trlei
shnll feol We dare the world!
Mr. 1yjthers hoi, understand t,,ot t,,e oonc
should be sung 1t tie c!oss of tile seco,i it, act,
Sut Wien tha Curtain WIS ring down i!s ssw s;
consnitlnr ff,a. iiis story of Wiz fmjInwri
IL tia. Sa , snnn ae fhn n1ov ,a1 nrocoa'ieI
ie ,yent i,uon the az staru u nm5 n mnt a.nu tGa
stage manager, Went 10 q tic l lproMper's @ t desk
nsom,ntar Wns ~ ,;mt., ria !. tsg rvarn ~ y
',r IN n,,nnrnfrs % uus h cinsu rrt,vmitw h
Mrs WriWt's ticsk Tha sovp covar ~ TIL. sov' ~
eT1,or @ was open. md Edward spangIor, as-
sni,mtnrs Ens asnn,'ine hnstlo % II fr IV1tGor.,
said. k,nuTier' @ ' lin nwnv ~ NJ, mo,mnut:
1".i' wn'nt IN smaaE y A. VrinSt s,s, sr",c,a,,
;S 5 ;ss NJ "sys s, A. S;S.y iTSx5 oy;s!spfss
sEsa hi to 60 .G s positt9n as sces
fiin~ ,ytci' NJ "MViS; ViiSI;,era rui,S III Is+ su ng
saa ,to t. W&Icl @ hs e. pSid M !, ae aiten{iS.''
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ons, Se'atai ~ pat,y sMe aoWH ~
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proce g at M t soM ni! HIGH st be svsa s'!13e dur
e ay Jss te an ao whste a new for
III nn ~ nv nast IT, Sna t f. 1ia1r,a te a, st
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ii thcps SoWm snsnr sag !sst t stGp ne hGaru
.stotissno1: ~ tssa SafprlsGa at Tue report, KNOW
TX gnna, aaate e wns no Hnootlng ~ tae plny, no
tot @ netous tovHG H t1a n.y. g pIWseu t sn
sageway, With slaEger in his and Wltors
aaI wy hushulhg nfect!y IN !lhG Wlti the sAge.
uu1 ,,n. ta ~ sn'1 gntIalcG. tns ilst lmo9slt
a re not t sh 3 gs tor thH n VIZ he
lnndmall lu was !gon hl'n tl'r4stlng at him with
uan naeser. .lho point of Tue Wenp1n cut
sMo noitS H. u tae eoMt worll py uin musician.
tiIo right shoulder, going, through oil tho
ciot!llnk and through tAb SKIN. Ill tic HlruE-
, 1880-05-15

T. P.S.-Grtb Is awful scarce here. A man
was offered $40 for a m-pound sack OF AUur
yesterday, aud refused II,
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The Enchanted Harp.
THEODORE TnTOy

THEODORE TuroS-
Within a castle haunted.
A. castles were Of old,
There hung a harp enchanted,
And on it, rim Of gold
This legend was enscrOlled
Whatever bard would win me
Must strike and wake within me.
By one supreme endeavOr,
A chord that sounds forever"
Three bards Of Tyre and vioI.
By mandate Of the king.
Were hidden 20 a trial
To hnd the magic string.
(If there we're such a thing
Then. after much essaying
OF tuning. came the playing
And lords and ladies' splendid
Watched A. those bards contsndsd-
The frst-A minstrel hOary.
Who many a rhyme had spun
Sang loud Of war and glory,
OF battles fought and won
But when his song was done.
Although the bard was Iauded.
And elapPing hands EPPlauded,
Yet. spite of the Iaudation.
The harp ceased It's vibration
The second changed the measure.
And tu-ned from FIRE aud sword
To sting a song of pleasure-
The wine cup and the board
TIL. at the wit, ali roarsd,
And the high hall rssOunded.
With merrfment unb0undedi
The harp-loud a. the laughter l.
Grew hushsd a. that. soon after.
The third IN lovers fashion.
And with his soul on FIRE
Then sang OF loves pure passion
The heart and it, desire
And. a. he smote the wire.
The listeners, gathered round him,
Caught up q wreath aud crowned him.
The crown-hAth faded never
The harp--resounds forever
T-nfrsrnfg lhFgarfas.