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She Didn't Want the OIL
Herself.

Elmlra free Fress.
A well dressed young lady went
into a drug store recently in q
neighboring city, and addressing
the proprietor said
II want to get something for
mild cathartic. Can you fix me
some castor oil in some way so it
will not be disagreeable to take ?"
Certainly he could, and think
ing to give it TO her before she
knew It, stepped behind the coun-
ter, put some of the oil into a glass
and asked her IL she would take q
glass of soda water while wait
ing.
She would with pleasure.
She drank it, and he smilingly
asked:
"Did you taste 1t
"Taste what?" she answered in
alarm.
"Why the castor oil, to be
sure.' he answered.
"Oh, my God!" she fairly
shrieked. II didn't want the oil
for myself!"
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Deadening Pain.
A NEW, CURIOUS AND SIMPLE
PLAN DISCOVERED.

A NEW, CURIOUS AND SIMPLE
PLAN DISCOVERED.
The last number of the Medical
Record containined notice vi q
new and curious method of dead
ening pain, which il OF striking
simplicity. IL was discovered by
DR.. Bonwell,a dentist of Philadel-
phia. in 1875. In using the
method the operation merely re-
quires the patient to breathe rap
idly, making about 100 respira-
tons per minute, en1ing In rapid
expirations. AT the end of from
two to five minutes an entire or
partial absence of pain results for
half a minute or more, and dur
ing that time teeth may be drawn
or missions made. The patient
may be in any position, but that
recommended Is lying on the side,
and 1t is generally best to throwa
handkerchief over tho facs to pre-
vent distraction of the PATIENTS
attention. When the rapid breath
ing is first begun the patient may
feel some exhilaration; following
this comes the sensation Of dizziness
in the head or dizziness. The face
Is at first flushed, and afterwards
pale or even blush, the heart
beats rather freely and fast, but
the sense Of touch Is not affected,
nor is consciousness lost. The effect
is produced in females more readi-
ly than in the male; children can
hsrdly be made to breathe proper
~. 1t Is denied that there Is any
possible danger. Several minor
operations, other than frequent
dental ones, have been success
fully made by this method, and 1t
Is claimed that In dentistry, minor
surgery and Obstetrics 1t may sup
plant the common anaesthetics.
DR.. Hewson's explanation Is that
rapid breathing diminishes the
oxygenation of the blood, and that
the resultant excess of carbonic
acid temporarily poisons the GEN.
tres. DR.. Bonwill gives several
explanations, one being the specific
effect of carbonic acid, another the
diversion of will-force produced by
rapid culinary muscular action,
and third, the damning up of the
blood in the brain, due to the ex-
cessive amount of air passing
through the lungs. The Record
is not satisfied with the theories,
but considers 1t proved that pain
may be deadened by the method,
which it commends to the profess
sion for exact experiment and de-
termination of its precise value.
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HAM MILLS
RHE ] NJ ATTIC
REMEDY.
A Certain Cure for I'm fam
matOry rheumatism and
Every Description of
Rheumatic Pains.
HAMMILL'S
Neuralgia Remedy
A Positive and Sure Cure
for the Prevalent and
Distressing Afniction,
NEURALGIA.

YTNHESE PREPARATIONS are not a
"patent medicine" but prepared
from a formula of regular physician,
who during his lifetime was one of the
most successful practitioners in the coun-
try. We do not desire to "puf " these
valuable remedies, they do not need it
but simply to inform those suffering with
Rheumatism or Neuralgia, where they can
be had, and only ask that they give them
a trial, satisfied that if taken according
to directions. the results promised will be
fully realized.
For sale only by
E.. G. WILLIAMS, JR., & BRO
ianl8-tf. Mai tinsburg, W. Va.
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Sowing and Reaping.

When a young lady hens hand
kerchiefs for a rich Bachelor. she
sews that she may reap. When
seeds of disease are planted
through over indulgence, you can
prevent the undertaken from reap
ing the benefit by using Spring
Blossom. Price, soc; trial bottles
10 cents. For sale by E. G. Will
liam & Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25

The BLUE FRONT is the place to
get Ladies and Misses fine shoes. They
have the finest stock in town, of the cell
ebrated j. & 7. Cousins make, of New
York. Every pair stamped and guar
anteed.
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MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored.

AAOW EAUSts AOW AeCStUhCW
Just published, new edition of Or.
CULVFRWELL'S CELEBRATED Els.
SAY on the rad cal cure without medi-
cine) Of SpERMAToRRHGA or Seminal weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses. IMPo-
TENcY M"r tai and Physical Incapaci,y,
impeachment to Marriage, etc also Con-
SUM n kpi psy and Fits, induced by
Sc findul ence or sexual extravaganza, d..
The celeb .ted author, in this admira.
BILE Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a
thirty years. successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of selfabuse may
he radically cured; pointing out mode
of cue at once simple, certain, and effect
ual, by means of which every sufferer, no
mattsr what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radt-
cally.
1nis Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and evecy man in the land.
Sent uuder seal, in plain envelope to
any add ess, post paid, on receipt of six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE BULVERWELL MEDICAL CO,
a Ann S., New York, N. Y.
oct9-ly' Post Office Box, 1886
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Immediate action on the Fund
ing bill in Congress is not to be
expected. There are too many
cooks for financial broth.
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I'IMbERLAKE.

/ ESlRES to return thanks to the peo-
H. pie Of Martinsburg and vicinity for
the very liberal patronage bestowed, and
to state that notwithstanding the unpre-
cedented competition, our receipts for the
months of April and May were consider
ably in excess of last year. This, indeed,
is very gratifying, and we feel encouraged
to still greater efforts. We do not claim
that our goods are better than other mer-
chants goods, but will leave it to the
people with whom we have dealt for over
twelve years, to decide as to the
, 1880-10-12
SPOTTED-TAIL.

Tho Savage Chtcf Forwards d T0nC9l-
Ing Letter t0 SGcretArF AehNrx.
WASHINGTON. D, G.. Oct. lt.-Sccrctary schlrz
has tho following LITTER fruul Spotted.Tail,
Chief ot tho lirula al0ux:
DgAtt stu: wArt to talk with yoM about SIX
young n,en belonging TO my poople wha wcro
eent down tn Onnitn tu hG dealt with untlor tho
laws Ut tho "Great Father" These young men
havn glvcp up to you 10 DO punished. II they
aro guilty according IL tho sumo laws Iu'd down
fur tho punishment Of white men who have
committed ortnlus ugs.!nat the lAws Of tho
"uEent Fnthor," Now whnt l wAnt to sny
Ia this: 1t tllcso young nun nro
guilty want thoia punished. II they
are not guilty. want thom sent buck 10 no and
thoir fanl!ltas, Now. they should hAvo i'll tho
trial for tl,oir alleged cranes tho sanu chanoos
tho white Matl hRs; th9y shunl1 have ~ good
lnwyess Us VIZ can Klvc thosn, and We shul,ta lo.
fbnt thGsn tho snIn8 As you wDnisi |,e allowed 10
!iats!'d ypur ca!llron y hoy wvre Ia ,r!s'n ana
ehassea H Win. III Si @nat ii an % noS wrtIs sI I to yna
wholo ,,epplu: Thoy l,aso met ~ cslncil. anu
s%SS sSS ana %iA'a kind as surs put Tor 'sss' ssss xs
5 E%sF opea t. &. ea '' q hs to tsS ssa a " ses W
@s s4xs ~. ~ pssPS taSt r. E psSs ss
Iley lase thelr chihisen, and It makes them
luo.i7t. wllcn they do WIRING. livery wMy VIZ 81.
we wnnt to hclp our chil<ire Noa, ny ir,Il'!S ,,!,
muhsy to ho uast III hplp!l!g our ohtt1rvn IN THIS
tsuulle. All why wure ahlD ~ g.se layo KiEen
tu help thtsn, and thu NANCY wu harry raittHl wG
Ruod lawyera tu 19funl s.!r rh!ldr No wnnt
iheItl 10 hayp a fAlr trial, Ahd W. want yon to
sl,und thu muuny wo sonst y1u @ tnat ,Isy tMgy !n!y
Guild hare. s'1 sent you f3aSa.
nm your true Cr'ud
, 1880-10-12
:. n Ut !Ve 2t1NREIEaOf
Secretary First Warl Republican eli


IT WILL NEET Tf1tE MG1kSfE0.
The Republican Executive Commlttco mar nj
tt,o firant pncIGr 1Totn v".toS1nv ,,,,,.,,. r,,"
Wv ',,,'. "s''o 4.o'o.o ees.t""s 'uoe,ns' A"G
cahaslalcs "efe present. anu xavo tjlolr v1ews
On tho cot,tilct Of tho campaign. Arrangements
were nlso tnuta With tAeu ay IL tho d]strlbut.on
or tho anccohns. Tim t,omm,,t,o M IT,its mi
ocns 'h,a o new ~ou un pa
lneu ling Of tho CHmni4u CnrnmftteO Tor ipI
NJ. f ~ Eth ayon,lS: Ietwaon Madson md
psa anttco o We're I'll sauItts ss fsIows; uhe
First Ward-Arthar iitxon, j. j. iicaiv, John
Wentworth. W. Ii. l}nkur, tharlcs i. Eastuu;
Daniel Wren, En0ph Howard.
6pcolId Wnrd-l:. L. ntIHs, VIII. Necd. n,
HGlx, J. ". Hall, ". +. billings, II. A. Fut,veIH
W. 8. JahtlsOn.
Third Wnrtl-E. T.. Jayno, u, Y, Fut1ngton.
14ny i. slnIth. Addisi,n ilailovk, Ii. Il. Iiuahes
t,tGs blerrtct, an.I Henry ls,tnsu,11. y liz
,,E6urth Wutyl-pt &, WukinnQu, IA,rry full. All
q. Cnikills, UilEurt NuutNrtIu, Consider H. Will
utt, Culvin he Wolf, j. il. Jt,Ies. ! rr
KoItu ucuMo uSl1u w,iilsm f. kant so sols:
iu0I auyetp, Hl,d 81, SrhUtx. -, ~,
SIKH Wnrti-i.pIIis Hntt. IfenfY Walk, st1rinsnna
Mann. Wliiintn Iuuwiu. oS III
Seventh Wuul-rhf[in Minus, c. w, Woo,,.
mum. Jninea N1nniul,. 1nhn il. Mcnrs. Ganrs1n
li9.elu,ur, hfljps kulUu, mud Charles Genaii. !.
shnW. ' "'~'1
Eiuhth Warf1-rxcrmo,, 11cnzn. Thomns Hc1
mutt itht Stnysns. itr. II, H.. f,HrIas II ii II
NrnIpy. jt,t,n Ii,tr. Fsr.iInaf,I f5Intin"
EiutL Ward-A. Il, La,ls. Jain l.. brennan, j. =
, 1880-10-12
FREE Atl;TIIDDISTS.

oNGtu% @Jl19NlEN 10 1AE Ih@EGQp fFtouWeA
Fl!EErplsT, H., Oct. 1.-THE appointments Of
tho Free Methodist Conference nre US follows:
Chicugo District-W. +. bInntcy,, Chalrtnan;
Fultun Street. A.. F. Ferris: South Side. u. i,
lAlkpr; south Chicago. j. a: Mtrrny. Happly;
Eval,ston and Niles. @. ". whisl!ngton; May
wood. g. II. l.onmls; Wheaton Aud l'r1slprt
l'ark. WtIltnm Fcrtics: EoDk County Mlasl0H. +,
T. llHnna; blake md Chrst,nnn, Jthn Kelsey.
Fox River D!strlct-W. I; si9n!cys EMhasf!nnn: h
Elgin. Thomas Fl,lck; South ElXln. q. v. Frnk:
crxstsl M Lake, C. Il. Eosy nnd f. D: nr'oss: Csry
jM,I,us Sprnxur; -iielviinrc alni Fielding. PETER
Newcomer Inu y. \. ray, fupp!y; syenIIore,
Lodi, and llnskborry, +. A. Mlllcr aud q. II.
itock ktycr bistr;ct-1. @. Terrl!, Cha,rmnn;
Freernrt, aild Lena, Z: y. sraldIng: W!nnohaE99
Grand llstoiir, j. +. Hill; Ashton to bu supplied.
ua!ya Dissrirt-J: q. 'rarrtl, Chnlrlnnn; uu!ya
md kDwaneb, J. u. Marsh; bhDuIeld and AL
kissOtl. j. ". Carter; ntle to De supplied; New
isetlfnrd. J. J. ttnacs: Reynolds Hnd Mnine. T. G
IIurhaus. L. +. Wartl. stissunAry to lntln, J, F.
Ward Missionary to OrIkt
, 1880-10-12
tried tho State Attorney who prosecuted, and
| by numerous citlzcns OF their Respective oonu.
THE SUPREME COURT.
l8eglnntnE of t1Ia Ocsot,oH @Inf 3h~Tkte
Lottery GasesDtapokAA Of s''

neGlnntnG Of t1la Ocsot,cr ~Iuf ~Tfse
Lottery UasestkstapokAn Of s''
WAs1trsoTox. u. O.4a Qrt!ft3.-- --ThU' suprrmo
Court Of Tho United Btasts ton%tnId at noon to-
day for the October tcrttt''nf iss1 All tho
Justices wcrp present. except Hunt. ctlllard,nnd
Field. 1usuc1 Fieid n expected 10 tnkc his scat
Oct. Is. mud tho condition OF justicu Clifford ts
eomuch lmproyeti tD.day that 1t IL hoped hls
ahsehcu Wilt bu on1y temporary. No arguments
werr heatzl by tho Court thts afternoon. but tho
Chief JuptIco announced TINT tho call Of tho
docket will begin to-morrow.
Among tho cases disposed Of to- dag wcro those
Of tho Louisiana and Kentucky lottery coin.
panics. assigned for tho slrst lay ot tho term.
Tho Kentucky opsc-Comerfnr.l ". 1hompsun.
WIS dismissed upon tho motion OF sol.ctor-Gcn-
eral Phillips. on lehntf Of appellants: and tho
Louisiana casc-uauphtn VI. Key-was, on mo
ton VI tho Attorney. General. Indemnity i,ost-
Ix,ned. These suits wcro abandoned for rensona
Mlrcady stated In these dtspatchca-v!z.: that,
hcGUttlng tD previous ruling. I'M Implication fur
ftsandAMna G1lnnot be sustained nEultist M cx-
ntcio otttccr ut the Guvernncnt service. 4
tnnndafnNs nuat Issue ngaitsst an individual.
and iii cx .utllclD has no puwcT to obey will,
even should II be grAHtel.
, 1880-10-12
A Grand Turnout Of the West
Side Marching Clubs.
Democratic Primaries in tho
First Congressional Dis -
trfct.
Do Not Tail to Go to Your Voting-Plaoo
To-Day and Bo Registered.
Ropeaters Rushing to 1ndiana-The
Sherman Meetlng-Ward Clubs.


A 1ftANU TURNOUT ON THE WHAT s1DE.
The Eleventh, Twelfth. Thirteenth, and Four.
tecnlh Ward Republican organizations sa'Es1itled
Inst night In grand 1orahllght procobslon.
which proved to be thu nlost successful et,Otl-
stration Of tho kind which Inns tnkrn p1neo TN
tho West Slide during tho prcsont campaRn.
Tho progrnm fnil dnwn FOR tho paRens,t called
for grind rulIy on Asliland nyenllc nj 5 y. H.,
frum which po!nt tho various marching clubs
takit,g part In It wcro 10 walk III procusaIon to
tho hall ut No. 100 Mnsen stree. .whcrc 1ueeting
Of tho votcrs OF tho warsls mentioned wAs to bo
addressed by prominent Republican orators. Tho
order hid down wAs successfully carried out,
and tho result was procession tho like Of
which the Wcst-slcrs linyc not accn fur years.
The first organization to asscinbe ut tho corncr
Of Ashland avetluc and AfMdIsat, street was Cum
rany a. at tho Eleventh Ward Marching Club,
which turned out 1IQ strong, Under tho command
Ut Marshai 4. J. stonc. This co,npuny, which is
equipped In rst.clnss style. rnnrohcd from their
nr,uorr. at No. 4uD 3tndisun street. at few nltl-
niss Iefero Gcou, anl hcnlSd @ " The Sixth
KlArof 1tu turcies. and \ dozc', rcd. blue. Mls&
limo liKhts. mnrehud t. tho appointed rertlcz-
hHs a tns eis , reS q aa sa %ts fsss s's
saa %siI.s!y sSt: , %$si; ss:e4n:!s.sps + 'ss; VIZ
each VI which Gose thu suggestive words" a
Turc I,a,lut,"' while frutn tho putc bsncnth Hut
vay oea,rc IL @ ssseee n' suea t. es @
lrI9ilt Hight which tared abovo II. Aiming the
trMnspntenciea c4rrfed IN tho raitks were seyeraf
ono Gne of ts Sura t% 5sutas
ColAH and Join The uni9n," and ntiathur tho
WsSsa s: 4 %ks Xp II ;ory yGs Se, az
fnl eolors informed such nolnoerats ,!a tnp.
Gu1!etl to M yIcw tho tho pagSant TINT l;epul'sai,s
tx fsee 1ssiles aad III lfonest c1,int ii their
, 1880-10-12
THOMAS $. cHARp's DUAL GENERAL AGENCIES.

THOMAS 5, CHAKp'S puAl aENERhl AGENCIES.
AZ m nhacF@f'tef 1cW h'ch III the hsissacss
hasc hnu Il moro SUCCESSFUL career linn laof'i1ls
y. Chafd, "bo since Ie'o mas peeh ldehtllcd WIN
!1'sutnneo interests IN ChcaRu. ana h1ncc lb'o
hah been representative sirst, ~ specln anu
then as Ecttefal aHchs or mNnaaes' u tho ftre-
n'ahs Fund Insurance Company. o' sun tran-
clacn' ta! Inc kfb"tn OF this tonipahy,e 70
cht!ea f'hslcrt, business nas peeh ~ 1noFouRhiy
'.'eht!Aea with tho management VI alr. Canfd
that It's namc IS insoi'araoly associated ~1ih ms.
anu Tho nlurke'l success WHICH aas a1tcnned 'ts
bperntlots IN fhe Eaet Is III no sall deRfee AT"
trlDhthble 10 MS superior sKtli as manager,
aha thet hnd popHlAflfy aa Il 1'ela worker. IN
ls1o tho Flre1nans Fand which WIS tnot! con,-
henc1''x 10 plaht aKchclts thfoufhent ihe terfl.
tos5 east VI tno NocR5 AouEt'lns' nun suoV'"o
cnfl chp!tal. s'b'.l liz ussets and total 'neonie
OF s41,oee. ING yeAr l0Ilu~tnK c1tne tho Krcht
ChlcaRo hrcs Ill winch me r1fcmahs rum lost
k"svAa. or more thft Hecnt!Fe ctifthls a1lo t"o-
thlfds of its entire htsets' Aat Ids snr9e
aihohnt was pau al once upon 'he pfrsenta-
ttoh ol proper prooisol loes, fel'ar 'os dc't' IN
consequence OF 60 eocstraofe!lhafyna afnin tilnh Tue
company 'necApltAl ~as tnch EeAueee 10 *''UuV
ano pau up ~ 1ati Us ~" baha. surfing
h1r'sA upon An1s hew cnpta' Win ha splehala
ehcago fecoso' aho MF' ehatu IN inc neld ms Il
epeGl"! hsens' tae 1o1apan}s fFoefess WIS
fnrlut hSenc'es were H.nltip'aea' aha success
!ul business cstabi'soea. Four yeaFs aitor the
tife' !e.a' tue assets OF the company reaeaeu
s'+i''' na,u e'ie 'neone so'i'o.st INC ca!n1nl Ee
'hasntns sa"'Va my asse1st ~ VII! pe noi1ceo'
naa al'1'os' reacnca tne a!e'"Fe Heures, "Atie
inc Income haa "'c.easeu heout " per ceht: an
taat Se!lr sF' thh1a WIS 'naae 1nhnaesf oi TUG
ct'te a'e'u e"st vi tuo 'aonht''s. hlo tno f'sst-
cru ocf"r1ne',t "ss p'"eeo ~ Nss aslfos' nesp''e
tne ReneH'' shrH'kaee !" BUSINESS, a'to rue eS"
'tethcas u1'n'ofao'e ~ eoho'ttoh ol insurance
ssnec le'' 1hnuaFs' 1eeo 'ou'lo tae assets VI tne
.o"pIs e''..v!s. anu sne heolao so"o.!,t. a,au
tho .u!y assets S.o''N'. 3pu aet thFp'"s Sl""'is'
Apfai !as' TUG ihree'nts so'ea ~ increase tne
capital 10 steooo. Shleh ms ucen aone, milking
the present assetb oscr sl'.oo'Wu' 1h's os1slga
the company 'ilto the iroht iank rs 10 captal
anu hsects' 1hd hdds 10 'ts alleuoS "ell-tetat-
lIsnca fcpfescntht1on ~ a tsst-eAtss eoin1nny.
certainly tho rccoeu Of tho F'rc'nIhs fand Is
, 1880-10-12

1,ako view-scth +. Ilunchctt, J. G. scblcs.
Evafston-WullnuI 1raInnrl. Na1, ,Nahu, ]. II,
N"w Trjcr-Stnry ". OaEond.
Njics-Uoorge C. Etehm, Peter 1horse1,,
Norwood Pnrk-lfcnry Al!IHu,. John FIro-
.ioifcrson--Jot,n t}rny, Andrew Dunniug,
Henry Wuifo. Ur. .. il. Fonda.
finfiovef--C. +. eeh!tltz Peter Shnrr.
l'alntlno-IIcnry sohlrding. F. !. FliDert, Mar.
tin SwIck.
Ccero-WiIInm II. MGrutifth.
, 1880-10-12

thp'n hcInR unly oslu ticket In thu .lclti Tho
nuInl,er Df tUtta eHst WIS 40. Thu following
orn tho nn,nas nf thu sn1rgates cIrcirl: cnli.
tjrlan, Chnrles MnHtar. .l"hn y; s1tnincrt, r. J.
Fitypatrick. i:dwHrd Ct,4vsr,vn. Thu icteEn:cs
aro snld 10 lie MnplrdvcG. though sn,,r III lhcsn
Iav,,r n. ". Fuilur AID ushors John II. tloxiU.
The .leppntes seen by THE TlttnUSE repurirr
gAi,l thGy did not know wiln were cnl,illnics fur
tho nomination. but wontd roto With tho natGr-
itY.
, 1880-10-12

Tho t,ttl1lc will beware or frauel,is
lent Imitation Of I1obh!ns Electric Snnn now s,c-
It viii ruin any ctothcs wished with il. insist
upon hAyiux Dohb!ns Electric.
, 1880-10-12

OFY1oE or TIE CI1lEy SI0NAL OPrloEn, WASH
MUTTON. D. c.. Oct. 12-l Il. n,.-For Tennessee
and tho Ohio Valley, light local ruins, followed
by clearing aud colder wcnthcr, winds generally
from north to weat, aud rising barurnetor.
For tho Iowor Lake region, coldor northwest
to southwest Winds, light rains, followed by
clearing weather aud rIslnR tarometor.
For tho Upper Luke rcKton, cotierR and elcar or
partly cloudy weather, northwest IL southwest
winds. and rising barometer In tho eastern und
southern portions. -.
- ,for the upper Mlssisslppl and I.owor Missouri
faloys. clear Or fnir weather, nDrthnriy winds,
boc01alng yarinb!o,. rising followed hy' falling
baroInttcr and stationary or slight fnll IN trlti
peruture In the Upper Missouri Valley.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
, 1880-10-12

For conHtlpRtl0n. bil1ouancas. fnfil.
l.uwcl nexulHtor. 1t ncis like II chnrrn. llc-
suits: Iurc hln0d. healthy complexion, cIeMr
hest. Prcp 60 ctnte. DeI'nt, northeast corner
Nud!son street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-10-12

From Dr, n. W. Hunter. baltimore,
Md.-Cuideu's l4ttbigs l.lqM{l Extt1let pE lieet
alwaya. produces good Dlood. hpalth, and
strength.
, 1880-10-12
IN GEEEIlAL.

a number 11 RES1HpuCHL 1uSIGuAstth AEU Us4l*
mass men favorable to tho election Ut GARFIELD
ard Arthur gathered yesterday Afternoon to CO.
operate will, the Garfield and Arthur Cub In
ringing for tho Iteptt1ltcaii rty which 9vere-
tary John Sherman will speak Thursday oven.
ing. Among thosc present were Stephen 4.
Douglas. james A. atukins'lcy. Joseph Stockton.
Franklin MnnVcn9h. ucorxc Schneider, 'thnInns
Nlcholl, BenHtor Campbell. f'corac f. Adatns, J..
II. 1tcAutoy. II. Il. Farwol Eli. Janscn. .Ofn4
stder II. Wiilett, W'ltilntn Penn Eison,
II. N. 1llR,nbofham, Morris SELF, {. II.
Taylor, Iiertnnn neflze. J. Nenzell.
Tho gentlemen discussed natfG,f informally,
and appointed Mcssrs. Etocktps, Hgntx'than'.
Taylor, schneider, mud Wenzclttn committee Of
i,ve to meet with tho Committee q TO Young
sairo riace. Frnp presrit Indications Thurs.
days meeting VII ta n grind sMet sss though no
prURsalu has yUt been dcelupH upon.
NEGIsTEik
Tho registration, Of voters commences this
morning at y ao'ctock in the scycrht prccincls u
tho elty and county. a',,'; slnce twenty : .isw
rpreeincta haye been alterc l. y of The Erentest
y IT, essy aeT'Ds @ s,x so'1 xc. sHg a H.
ilsx tns pol.l!st Of she preceding rnI.esion ind
lheln, ctc., int atcH chanRcs tnve ocesl nude In
tho polling t1accs. 1t IA nrxs to tstlrns:be for
s It fSssa ISo S'r'y ~ ssssy u eSF q he sss
hc lteRiatration Nnsd will be iti sess!ft, ut tho
ssyrra po!!!nR; appointed ny thc ; G;M'nty
tl lSs to"Fs "Ssa; II t6o "rns aid ID tic oscs,.
t. rry.r ryfss nd 6re 70 o os yas
g, tho necessity uf attending to tho nlatter Of
registration to-day Is uppn,rllt ut II siIncc.
.h JUDGE TNEE's HEsI5SATlOH.
There IL trouble In the UetnUcriifc clmp. and
bcrurc ulectiontluy there Promises e Ge II rails
Ing of hulr tlnt will ho very crjnynhln tn tltnso
, 1880-10-12

1Iacnl{ktcr'a Cough 1IixtMre.-Tl,e best
bronchitis asthtn consumption fur Hilllts. n1ill
~houI'inK- -cnugh nn!l crunp for children. Pre-.
!,aEesl only by JOhn !: Lee. corner nBted md
HArrison stroBaa. a11u fur sale hY ulI drug Iists.
, 1880-10-12

Trav.,.rs, ssop ii t,,s AstoE llouss. New rnrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29
A Wonderful Cave i'm Kentucky.

Another wonderful cave has been dis
covered near HOpklnsvile, n.y., which is
deserving especial mention because 1t con-
tains great geological curiosity. There Is
beautiful fossil forest OF gigantic lepi-
dodepdrons, IN connection with numerous
species OF tree ferns, club moses,
equiseturns, and other cryptogamlc plants
ali i'm an excellent state OF preservation, and
in their natural, erect positions. The lepl-
dodendrons are in some instances forty
feet in height, and at the base twelve feet
in diameter. This forest rests on the coal
measures, the roots firmly imbedded in and
forming part OF the coal, the bark OF the trees
q glistening bituminous coal, while the ir-
terror is soft sandstone. Imagine hundreds
of these gisteniDg pillars OF black dia-
monds, interspersed with beautiful trans
parent and translucent stalagmites and sta
iactites, and the effect is perfectly bewllder-
ING. The discovery OF this cave VIII throw
additional light upon the mysteries OF the
carboniferous period regarding the lorna
lion of coal. and elucidate mysteries upon
which there has been diversity OF opinion
among ge0loeists. Marine shells and the
fossil remains OF animals somewhat resem-
bling the monkey have been found bi Inc
explorers of this cave. Three different
routes have been gone over TO distance OF
eleven miles. The main avenue has an
average width OF sixty feet, with belght
of about forty. Thare arc numerous dan
gerous pts and yawning chasms, and great
danger exists from falling rocxs.-BaHt'
more american.
lThis is a bard yarn.