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Majority for June..............,.. 1888
Early nominations were desired, there.
fore, BY majority Of The counties, byi a
majority of their daleraeen and hr o a.
iority OF the Democratic votsrs of the
State. Really, however, there ia no
power TO go "behini tho raturnsn snd in.
quire whether the vote Of Convention
correctly represents the sentiments of tho
people. The right 70 mako o flnal de.
cisi0n must reSt somewhere, and In the
ns: ss:.: par ti.e 5tase Goslvcnfiusl G;oi
is tho tribunal from whoss Judgment
tnere is no appeal. By tho action OF the
State Convention every Democrat q
bound. The Democratic minority In
South Carolina hitherto have alwave
6sTsn 9 generous support to che decision
Of the majority, for the minority know
that in 60 other way can the unity OF the
party be maintained, aud the continuance
Of Democratic rule be assured. It van
be 60 In tho present canvass. There was
an honest difference of opinion. and.
nov that the State Convention has
spoken, all true Democrats viii DO ofone
mind and have but one obieet--Y
al ss;ess1s She SC iiI.5 IN Novemberl
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Notice to Landowners.

I'm pursuance to instructions frain Hon.
H a. r. Butler Agricultural Commits
sioner of South Caroline, all Landowners
are requested In making returns of Personal
tenants, to inform the Auditors of their re-
spective Counties of the amount of land
cultivated in the different crops during Che
year 1870, as well ns the yield of each crop,
the amount of beef, pork and mutton
slaughtered, number of horses, mules, sheep,
disease, number sheep killed l,v jaSss. a
amount of commercial fertilizers used, val.
ne of same. and number paneis fence. rro-
ducts Of dairy, together With such other
information as might he of general use 20
the Agricultural Department.
,9e 50 THOMAS j. WEBB,
June 10, 1880 o,.i,r. 48
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sHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
as.s ANDEReoN County.
PY virtue of Executions to me direct
-Ap ed, l will expose to sale on the First
Monday in July, A. D. 1880, before the
Court House door ut Anderson, the follow
ing property, to wit: = !; - (.
All of the Plaintiffs interest in one Tract
OF Land, containing ninety.five (05) acres.
more or less, situated in Anderson County.
bounded by lands of Joel Ellison, JOHN
Siddle and Others. Levied on as the prop.
er9y of she Plaintiff, Ii. favor of hfciSnyii
and Duncan and a. s. Duncan, Defendants,
for cost of suits. -
Terms Of Sale--Cash. Purchaser to pay
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson COUNTY.
June 10, 1880. 48 tl
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Col. CASH AND Col. DEPAss.-G-
lu,a6ia, jane IA meeting, yesterday,
on the State line, near Cheraw, between
Col. Cash and Col. Depass, was prevented
by the arrest of the latter at Chesterfield
Court House. Col. Cash and his party
were on the ground when Col, Blair, the
second for Capt. Depass, arrived with
information of the arrest.
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Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, tho noted In
fdel, is Blaine's chief manager at the
Chicago Convention. A we'll informed
contemporary aayB that the fact that In
gersoll does not believe in o God renders
livery appropriate that he should believe
In Jim Blaine.
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: Richard r conno,,v ,rh : =,

- Richard B. Connolly, who was Con.
troller under the Tweed Ring in New
York, died in France the other day. He
is said to have stolen $8,0OO,O0O and ab.
aconded with the larger part of it. He
offered to compromise for 5000, 900, but
the offer was declined. Ke is said to
have had great remorse, but did not
max" restitution. The bulk of his stolen
fortune was lost in speculation.
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The nomination Of Garfield and Az
thur by the Republicans is c very strong
one, aud will unite oil factions of the
party. With Tho best ticket we tan pos
sihly nominate against the,a there will
ba no child's play in tho presidential
canvass this year.
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Poor Blaine. he has long been In
sight Of the White House, but alan, like
hundreds Of better men who have seemed
like him to be almost there, ho always
fails to get there. It % pitiablo to be
=. ::s:::, s::s. I'd &c. Ct TO remain 60 far OF.
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Gen. John B. Gordon is addressing the
citizenB In the leading cities Of Georgia
upon the issues made over. his resigna-
tion as United States Senator. He com.
pletely rsfhtss any suspicion OF bargain
or sale, and so far his course has been
marked By grand ovations at every, point
atwhich he has stopP i8i4i
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It Is sometimes profitable not to be too
prominent. The presidential lightning
haa struck Garfield because he was not .
prominent candidate for the nomination.
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The Toledo Baade suggests TINT Il
would be good policy for tho Demoerata
nov to takouP Grant ard run him fos
.fasesident, and thinka he csald Be eleptel.
Grant howesar, Ii politically dead. he
has allowed hiS aubitEoa 10 s oysr.shadow
5hia patriotlaIns and Biz non,ination.Vculd
kill any political party. The Repnbli.
cans knew this. and avoided tho bldndius5Es..
II q tidIellons 10 think tho democrats
w1ald even consider the question, after
thait nsrianeas 81 :. =. ,.ee-.
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The Field boom Is on the increase, and
the learned Judge now ranks 10 very
prominent D e.aloprasie candidate for the
Presidency. Aa our opinion his recent
State rights opinions as o Judge Of, tho
Supreme Ceurt would not render him an
available Presidential candidate. No
man, however, iWonld make q better Pres.
s,3a,,k i islst si ~; .eiS 81, 3ee.fs s,lsi
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GEN GARY. The following resolution
was offered in the South Carolina Demo.
cratic Convention by. III. b. +. Miller, of
saIttf ttsHeffsEsk HilntfIIlIutIdiys
Resoleed, That this Coz. rention, Assem-.
bled in its wisdom, hereby Expresses tho
most profound ndniirati ion for the ability.
stateHfn6nsbip ana distinguished service
rendered the party by the Hon. M. ~. !.
Gary, and that we do hereby tandor our.
unfeigned thanks and appreciation of his
character, his unswerying rAtriosism and
devotion TO the bess interests OF tho Siate
Of South Carolina.
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RAOE-PREJUDIoE AT THE NoRTH.-
Neso Pas,k, June ]. - AS the colored COM
panies, composing che rear Of the Deco
ration procession, yesterday, were return
ing from Cypress Rill Cemetery to the
station Of The Rapid Transit Road, in
East New York, they were assaulted BY d
gang OF roughs, and riot ensued, in
which . policeman named Hatfield re-
csivcd 8 dangerous sabre cut on his
head
The cblored men are said TO. have
charged on the police and ronghs alike,
but being overpowered by numbers we're
sssssssz .sess filed siish an sSo;ss;. mob : IS
and several persons injured. The caps
tain and Ls4geans Of the Veteran Colored
Guard wsfe arrested.
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- Women vote Id Wyoming, are well
treated by the men, and the SEsarried no,
men don't always vote as Meir husbands
do, either It Is neted, further, that the
women are sure to vote aEainst candidates
of dissipaled or immoral habiss.
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Notice to Contractors.

WTE will let tc the lowest bidder, on the
IVY 9th July, next, the building of the
Creek at Mrs. Matilda Harris's. .si71l7
Plans and specifications made known on
day Of sale. -
We reserve the right TO reject any and all
Sale to take place at 1a o'clock M, at the
r. s.. BAILEY
f1g " N. o. FARMER,
w. s. HALL,
County Commissioner.
June 10, 1880 48
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TsiE pEllocRATlo TICKET.

For Governor.
CIR. JOHNSON, KAGooD.
lr For Eaeltannnt-sGv
GRN. J. ID. KENNEDY.
Escr Comptrolier General.
J. @. COLT, ESQ.
Ror Secretary OF State
Cox Il, Af. sIAS.
For Attorney general.
GEn. LEROY r. YoUMANS.
For superintendent Of Education.
MAy. HUGH q. THOMPSON.
For AdJatant ana Inspector General.
GKH. ARTHUR NJ. 1fANIGAULT.
M For state Treasurer.
Coz. J. p. RICHARDSON VI,
For Presidential Electors. r
AZ large Hon. John L. Manning, Col.
VIM. Elliott. ..s,.
First Disfria- Gen. e. w. Noise. d
Second Disfrics- Hon. O. a. Simonton.
TAird Diehiot--J. 8. Murray, Esq. y,
Fourth Distric.-Col. Cad. Jones. ua
Fvth Distriet- Hon. q. w. Croft. a
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KhS sletess OF Sen. Sank for the Re.
Hnblicen nomination for pTssideat ii d
great tginmph for our free Installations,
end guarantees 20 90 under the aduiinis.,
Z HEloIl uJ GU sr PAL 3 pafpetua&lo1 oE
sslin principles of IsApablicsn Govern
snent 4'he third term, Cssarism and
inlpeSiasis1a haye been buried for another
century sud tlesefors us have tlio ssstis-
faction AZ knowing thss Elio rea1is Of the
Chicago elphv snti6n has been beasaciai Is
sie eaans5y, eyen Il ass pfssantei q
slrea D bsstsr tian for tao pfeaI.
SOY EsIl s. ass,s. 4.
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TROUBLE IN HAalBuRa. a.--A Augiistd,
Ga, June 4tk-- Monday afternoon 5sy.
ersl women living In Hamburg were
anrnnioned before The Tntspdant and war
deas 20 testify in regard 70 q row. which
occurred In the house whera they resid led.
One named Sally Shinall, white Wo-
man, Who recently liySd in Augusta, du.
ring the progress Of the trial several
times mad3sps of abusive language in
regard 10 the defendant. She WA finally
adiudged In contompe and ordered 60 30
pat In the Iock;up. She vas taken IN
charge by G cfeight6n AIaiheny, the town
marshal, who started with her to the
gnardhorse. After processing With her
a short diasanee the officer struck her on
the head With o club Heand his sfrienis
say that she resisted violently, and he
was 0uiig gsd 10 stflae her. 1'lle friends of
the woman say that she did not resists,
but merely Eat down on tho ground aud
EefaAed TO 80. and thAt thafeupon. the
oflcsr struck her q violent blow OF. the
aidS G9 the fiehd with his club She was
FfIes e. nef home, and died this alter
noos1 about 2 O'clock. TriAi Jus!iee Get
cen sutiHioneda q Jury, and held On In.
q6ese, A post tl0rtsla cxe xeininAt ion WAS
held, and the surgeon determined that
the ts01naa canSe 90 her death Sss' q the
blow. ~ -. havo not yet fotns sied d
verdict Afatheny was arrcated ,sad sear-
ricd to Aiken. ct.e Eopnan'e brother
thraatsna to kill him on eight 5oeo;dI
l3sss9ztels 10 Zee Mas and Cbtricf.
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The STATE OF SOUTH GARnLluAT
6ySUNTy M vnrpco,, H

COUNTY OF ANDERSON
CoURT OF UosEAgoN PLEAS.
Horny B.. Smith. Plaintifs, against 8. A. Smith
Defendant Cbpy Suinmoa5 Jor ReiieE-CbmDfqi5fi
Ssypsd. I, -, - .la'S' =" was.
10 Che Defendant 9. A. Smith
{ -TT0U are hereby summoned and reouiretl IN an.
y: syer the Complaint in this action, OF which
yuu, n
copy Of your ansver to tho said Complaint On tha
sneseribey at ni9 ofieo in the City OF Greenyille
Within .wenty days nfser the service hereof exclu
eive OF the day of such service and IL YOU fail Ia
nnsEer the complaint within the time aforeaai6
she In this action viii apply 60 tho Court
fpr tho relief demanded In tho complaint
iti WBTTNER SYMAIES.
. ATrEsr; JOHN ". DANIELS, @. o. r.
10 tho Defendant s. A. Smith: ~
s. Z X0U win take notice that the sumrnons ana
complaint An thit oction was dled The ofieA Of
The ClsIt or th9 Cenft 2s Common Ficas at Andef-
Son Court House, the 18th day OF Nay, 1850. : Z
:, wHPrNER ,SYAfAfES, FlaIniiffis Atiornev
7 Janel 1eoea nslt $50 IS 5ia s3 i ~ O. n
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beautiful homes which Americans whose tcal-
dcnco hRs bccnlne moro Or less 'erlnnncnt livo
established, Who woM1h hare believed. for n
st.se. TINT n TIM, Ersa., a' wo"ra n. ey S,',
rlreE. tint III l.,n,tlon rcrt'np: tho lilst
perfect ami Hrt!stin prirnte residences, wnn!d
GuinU 10 be bilIt hy I'LL A1nrrltn11? nltltto to
thn homo nf Mr. 1nl!,cs Mclirnry thS amsr!ssn r!,
KrtlsiilGttn, next to lh'!y 1fnl!nitlr, cnlsnllia
NNxtert arrangements for csuM[nrt ntsd LUXURY
only +, 10 seen III buckingham Inlice. wy nll
@ the ~, Gnt o. ya r'cr H., Rgrtsst
drawback IL p'*tpraitdal cn)nyttcht. nnd hero
'nav be fourti ~ arrangement which haso
only seen ut buckingham rn1acc--rMmc'y: the
Ens-j shiincrlrH Entity tl!rn.,El. ua!hty- y
cesses I tho walls III tl@t N tho cat Is cttect.l.
hlIy excluded fn,fn tho lining -ro0ln. Anotlter
uni,ltie tenturo IT this splendid ho!e II that IN
entering tho parur onc t'n,Is ong sself npl,hrcnt'
thtrl frt.l the sHnttlut1s drawfNE-tst'n ~
pnrtitton of highly lnl!slrl R1ass. 70 skillftlly
pIncc ttlAt at Irst slight II quito ,,niNrccirGt!.
4 liotMso "f tho must %xqnist t'owers, ,,'sr.,
te quite enchanting fron ita utter tuvu!ty
md nri1atiS design. Tho tfhl,sc stands 1T mug
ricgHt ltlrk. with II miniature lnko uyer which
Tue layec. r swss "5s fa',E tn II y ,e siWSsry W;
End! M wttltlur., TINT when Europeans VEG
American tnincs like these they inst fnetlscly
nst,H,nto American cltfzrnshtt' with refinement.
wealth, n,ld Krtt,deilr. and nro plad to wclcntno
scmt.r .rrgnl style IN which certain An1rr!cMns M
trl,yrl nn tho Continent mtixt it,telRsfy this lint
tcrtng impression. met mt Genrvn we'll
kuowu Nrw Ynrk fan,tly WIN wrrn spend'nx ut
nnnther American Indy. refnteh ton Krcnt tnll,.
iu9 king, WIS travelling MI through Swifznrlnnd
by special tmfij. composed III cnEi1te a snFntl.
carriage. Just Us tho En'pernrof Gtrnhi'y might
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constantly oao.e to tho sorEo Of rGynHionnd,g ;
chnaHt: How cln ~ 70 ntiiorwlso WILD hcs.,c I'll,
rtss rny 10 ~ a. sns n o o
rente provinces anh iha aWofii ~ ltussn nanse ~
x over tic la.id1 lln"eyer' tcre setins @ t y. nc
y tettirnry rGspst. tintuah hpeaKs IN the sl.lo M
strain "s IL i.s whnlc counsel sso 10 Ms re- re-
surnct ~ ti hug nfen lnr ,,M, neGe e.s tr Il" IT,
naita,slc afa hHint'hstfaiGn e. tMnt sna t;sH.u ,
" u, 10 rniitsinh to 1hcet ~ "heny S'tner "
srn ''f ln n'ii tt CONCESSIONS ntt @ ~ ~ psGs
'rrc r. w!'r. anu II hEErafs ecEtM,n th.n ,', In @
vcg VIII " followed, Wnen wo qitsnn ttets ;is,,a
ns intention to reu ior NJ, iiiMv t,at ,!t,,o r.,
,sn.rSl'rcsseu. ! !chrti nnw. however. tnas NC
Stt f'r tn sot! ~ q ao mater nr shat ~
tnnt hsslme W y tnuFnupnty s.nan.tuiI" .I a'"ss
III hail nininh rFopnht''tt. pEneo u ;.
l!irE tao ttMy " tnn xccty ~ W. a,,in1i.,
" Y, Mi!n 70 sne !nrs'Rn Mlt9ecss s ,, '1;,
w ~ ctnte.so tnn amn"tNE.nnr.. uns .. !u T., tGa
Stnlcs Iiptant'tlio nlltl Lnnfiithr tergCeh ~ ing
rMs EsL TO- ,1 r., !o ,etnsr s.,,srrn. n
tMc att"wnrGcs ahu1 ~ .hn hnsIea.a % !',,. III
~ 'ts esl' elhIlosrs ~ l"su M ~ n .,s
snit intt Ht!,e sAsM c'tGI!nsGGtS ~ LILY ~ s,nm Az
G!i LILY Wnh"fs tMa @ ". ,atnt @ ei ihmt
VIZ VIZ, 'of6 ,cr @ ~ ~ iMc. !. WE tn t,,ev nr
lilly MGtu ny III IL nu , sst .ts,,,,,, w.
TY syS,e ts II 's :. ot'Gh M w'c r., hn Incsn & r
mioihE. In's r. NJ g%h aus a. H,U @ usi..Hu'
nensi. - w s 1S WIZ m ,,,as '' ~.
MnGtHur y , Em"nso ri. " s;a arr,ii't
Celcsl!nl phaIs ng!!E;1FIiE ts,,: ~ af. at
, 1880-10-13

Of tho peculiar methods through which tho
credit Of the ,Stnte has been pledged, That
tho mill las been vigil md systematically run
gIllninE 10 oper their eyes, III measure, to
:. OF course. nil kiltls Of rumors arc a'loat i,
the connection Many of them, ,iiqrestigtl-
takvn rs tltero conjecture. It Is sn!d, for III.
aily believed. tilt <' -
THERE HAS BEEN A ROOF,
In which not few fthe =" ltriormGra - have
I n tsafs ,a ~, far TIC f s s"st}{s t{nt
It tlntcA !,ncls fhr beginning, at eust, to tug
time af tho Constitutional Convention; that
certain ol tho constitutional provisions, even.
%srs s1es r ed 'sjre1ys,Mers sSjs " sr natn IN, r
wus 4 pntrnt power in tho State nominating
convention Mt }}aton Rouge; ttnt 1t has gnv.
erned nat q lltlc of the LEGISLATION: tlnt Ger
sir. Gaitl,reaax aealn s connected VIII, cer.
taln Of tho city, Ulllctnls IT. ,wcll.ihuwn
store, understood lis furnishing the ely SUP
rles. MT. GA1threnllx contributed the sum
of 4 residence presented to Gov. Wiltz: Mr..
tinntlrpa,lx. ttH,, put n like sunt-s0 ut least
indirectly cliarges tho New Orleans Dc,mo-
cr,t-intO tho bng for the stnrtt,!g nf tho
1 Ss'ss nSr sr s " S ts Sf sef Mf!s sswsf f'se
conspicuous n thc exposures Ut rang,r.!n II
conneetiu, with the City Government. And
50 1t Ents 70 tile c.t! Ut tie cAapser. That
IN debtor, assuming tna. rens. Is too veil
known tu br denied. Tint sonc Of tl'tn,
l,ayse shown tt perhaps coInhehts"ble economy
in tho
ACQUISITION OF 4 GOOD DEAF OF PROPERTY
on u comparatively small snlnry, Is pr0ven
tim Is, 1,s 1lnttGr Ut course, tint tho State
Wnc thinr i svt,lrnt: 'fiat stleTtlT Ga'ith;;
re;nx y guilty ~ enrgc, .,i to ntl,srs Al
malc strns to bn Tint lc WINS sintply rs thu
miller grinding the grEst, taki1g lEs toll. pre-
snma|y, hut dividing tllc Grist ,io'lc tlr less.
10 sny tllut he went into oilice pnor, md hts
| ttll c.,'i be snll of various utllcrs. We have
llutl, StAte nl,u city, Ns ut least EcnerAly bt-
lleycd, Il Government of " rlng-r,llr." There
| Inns come a lArtfni eNpusurc, rs SOONER or
the head uf Mr. Gnuthreanx. Mr.. Gantslrcn,ix
| Is sick, -tlutgcrN,tsly 50; " nbscht III krl.
lucky: i,iny mt be alle to return, Willingly
or otherwise. Mr.. tinutllrnaux very naturally
cnn)H1My st,,. SMvh il aboMt i.,n general ~
tEMnte nf the situation. Onc thing is slgi'tt-
emit: The brokers. such as can be li!dueed to
tnlk, do lnt believe Mr.. .Gantllrrauxts Is wanted.
They belteye TINT ale kNbws altogether ttHl
much; .tllat. II crowded to tl!e wall, c Will
| open Ills mouth; that lle probably Inns testl-
| nlutly At llaiu
1MrLlcArISa THOSE Ftfr1 AS HIGH IN
PLACE AS HIMSELF;
TINT the people rs set l,uve but snnll ittcG
never Dg permitted to gel. .bea.lu!l tlle scenes
tint, IL Gauttlret.llx ttlGs tln will llnyc played
thu uNrt Of scapegont tor 1ll; that. living, the
lnatter will be nrrnllgeh;- will !,e found IL
lavo been lnrgely III error.-will be settled
There Is talk, ngaIll, among tho brokers
, 1880-10-13

speeding through tho Stezvas' beyond tho
rcstoIi Of nlsllap. II has ainco becn saii TINT
Senntnr 1'akcr, on tie instant l!o received
tho letter, went TO President Lincoln; tho
Secretary of Wnr was Ru,nts.olctl,. aud Gelt.
Sumner was tiIel md ttcra ordered to San
Francisco. It was not Adyisnbfu that Ills de-
l,nrturo or destination shpmld bo known.
lest tic telegraph. might tell the. secret.
Tho outcn,Iifng steamer WIS ordered to
stup uir Staten 1sla,1d, nnd there Gen.
suinncr, disguised, wns mt o., board. 10
cnt,Io to San Frnnctsco i.tihernltietl, save by
twu short i[tlca III newspaper dispatch,
which, however, none but the wrftor Of tic
letter To Senator Uakcr understood, md I.e
went nt once. to .10llnstOn's ilcad,Iuarters,
shaved him Ills authority to tnko command,
md tlGnlnllttcu tintlCllAtu p0sscsaluli. john
s,nl, nj the then current rGIort hud It, said
"Ufsp mo u, llo,iE alli | wtl| turn Ne coIi,:
imaMl over to you," to which Gell. Sumner
replied, No, sir; not GnU MInMtc.". That
"fr1eittl" VIVA then and In now tho editor Of
tho Sacramento bee. We have been told tint
tic nrchtves uf tho War Department will
yostcl ft,r tho truth Of tito lending facts here
III slated.
This WIS tho snn.c Edmund Randolph who.
In 1851 III Democratic Convention In this
tyrant Iinc0ll's hgart.n lie Is dcnd now
but l,e never knew that 1t was tho liforlnn
tlol, lio gave which satetl California from
Rebel hands, and from NIL tic horrors Of a,1
intCrnptltlO Wnr.
, 1880-10-13
French Treatment or fIysteFlcs,

4 now tFoRtHlUHt Of hyRtorual nHeou0na Ts
NOTICED III the uassste Attiftals 1t raris. liz
cses ut paralysis ri sensation It hrs often b,en
observed TINT whclt l!!etal s mpplled for .Gcl~
thu oild of uout 4rtor Ut a,l huur III !lp :onI.
pletu aonslb.ty returns, IN u testrutcd ~ ~ VI
akin, nna from that pAlht $pruaIa HF'tf .uAIly
lab. HunslbiiIty returMs. and Vt tho sAu.e thu
tho skin retldens, thu temperature rats. upl
tyen the muscular furce se9Ms IN :geHscu.
britngu tn say, hanover, In respect to II ~ priu
cip!0 Ut trcMtihent Ail Autn!s l0 not It Ii, tho
sa'ia WY With tho sa1o patleutH Futno gold.
willis Oh others copper Er elmo IT. clllclcnt,-
though tho suhle gnutal always ut. thu 5.li.e
pAtipnt. Soma OF tho ln0st tnrD It Fruneh
teltuou ~ tAls subject.
, 1880-10-13

Ifk1Nfc 1tftIFf.
Old OSBORNE snltl. Gges since: "Tho Scot, like
the popr swlss. finds \ moro eounnodloua alId-
inK under every climate , thln ut. homo" A
several yenrs s!ncc, describing the disappulnt-
mont uf III Enxl'shnan WIN went out 10 tho
s r Il xse seoe en pt stso
INK through tim o!mp with j Turkish onicor, and
aL'ihK TIC sffteh to is hearts c9ntont: to hts
"r!l tul 70 wnnat, mn mon, KIN SO daur !owee
ycrc tongue upon rly stnntry like thnt, IN Rlc
I'll s III III "s @ thef FL nar,trss tss e. f.
Ytss tust yaa MsFe o ask %hy y kSS xsS m
tilassnw s!ussHlnan; ."but my rathor's aSla
SsF 1s as f' n1sF sse asssov Rsis but 70 rsn ssoa
wlll-i'Il just be Wully F!rtes, sSn r nuld buddy
gnno!" proaently, splsndislI$. dressed Hun
g,ritl ,,n sao m a1a f,a sd to The TSr M "wIii
u"s WIFI VI a Vii IT, ao e rss slr s~ Wsx s ss
glther" 1t WINS tho Hul1le with II Russian 0E'cur,
until tho Euxl!shman exelaimod; " ls!ess my.
ts pcrhais = ia @ one S nSyseif IL ts Staous ko~iak t'
5t when ths H@sstaa a.ncrS Tarasspf ~, e;
and ibrahlm rashs Garst fortG stn!,it'ncoasy:
Whit, Sandy itobesssonl cni. this bo youl' tho
Ens!shtnan burst forth; "It's utt nyorl Turks,
lt's nure than Gun bear! shall 70 holnos
there's nothing left Tor mo to 10 !,cru. catne
9ul NB I'LL lltteEpFtkGrs uHt II MI lug NNtlQnb OI
ner' This soo1ns very droll. hut 10 moro droll
W. bolicve 1t IL sir Arphibald Alison WIN mou-
tOns llnW, wtlun NArHhAl Keith WuA combating
tho Turkish forces under tho Grand Vixior, tho
two uGlerMl6 cun0 tO IL conference with ouch
other; tho Grand vlziur- e!lt'ls mounted OIL d
canlGl ~ I'LL tho potn ot Eastorta 1aElitilcnuco;
the ScDtcll 5iA!nhNl Keith, who originally eamo
fronl tho nolHhborhoul OF TurIEr, Iii Ahcrleet,-
Bhlro. AppruAcile1 On hbrB1bnek. Aftur tao
Gtnfatcnrt tue Turklsh 0rMId F!ztcr snd to
koltil thut hu would lLkU u apenk u few words
in private to !!in'. IN bis tont, and oegsedu = that
fcrrud tic Grand Vizicr threw olr hts turba,,
tf,re OF Ills bourl, and, fNninH To MnrB q
Keith. sAltl, '1Dh. 1ullh!te, fuO'a u wi yo, mAIt
and he thou discovered thAt tho Grand VtzeF o1
lllrkoy wins schout- fellow VI bis owl, who t,a
parls11 Sehls,l Eeur 1lothllo.
Anu Wo remember to hav0 met with nh axlee'
dutc Ut q HcutGhnAn fr0lM Perth, who hnd IAtEe'
trsltct tutn sntno fur inter inr hf Asia,-Wo for
| get wherv; hu had to SEQ tho rashu, Or DAehaw
flo was intru!ucplt to tho conlciy ulan It! ht'
| duwn upon thcir .carpots. They drunk thell
| strlnE 00ifnU, and allokud thaar hDokahs to.
1cthcr III auleInn Ailencu; but faw wNFals vt Muj
| raln, Fassod bsiwtsn tl0tn but, VIZ tlay trust
sufficient for tho UcGMsOn: but when tho mum O
Perth wns ats'ut so loaxot tho Pasha also H aross'
stn,ng norio Scotch: kenncl y0 vera well Il
Purtli 80 nru just aae and sac" Tho l'prth ts1a
| wHA usfon!shctl. as well hu might oc. until th
1'shn EXPLAINED. ny ho said, !. lin Just 4 pprtl
lnaG tnysGlf' tio hull travelled. and hp hAa ba
corhe 0f Importance to tho t!oycrnn1nt tAeru
pectntton of tho post hu tlled ho had nccoluo
l MQhuulut2tlau,