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far t},c,r I,o,no n 1tt1woukco rho Doctor
tvaa 11 fornnriw nnator ~ ~ tho Tlrat Eonrren-
t;onoi ian II rhurch ~ % f9ptro}t nj for sis;ccn vears
liz u nfterwerda ~ nccrnte; a cniI iron, tio
1;iyma;,tb @ " s,hnrch o1eq ~ q,hIcnan' % wl1ch ho
s,rtiY rns,en n ortcr IGIh u Hi iho rrrsI,le,l
ftai ci;oir ~ NfIt,Ijnhnrv f,,iinnn vnr;,t,,t.
Nithnmni, hovt," trave,s, t,rt,,,ir,, 1,,rt;nn ~
vii as an,anE % sEa ,si giaeurs u aar ow lsud
~ s ~ iS "1is es' r. ~ savs % nva ~ os sre,
maintains, III lid rlvers IND lakes, nr,i sorFes,
to u.s." Tourisls iii nii1,ost witfiot ~, oxcep.
tio,, nro M chnrn,c.i viii, tf,o t>,iet restfui-
nGss Maon 81 ,hay Inv MSe @ @ exrloI @
a,9, ~ rest,srni I Hhi Stt toso l WIG 40 tciigHt
n,I az Ts conyetse' "ii hor II her @ own 1 tosae.
UY o ltagn arn v, en .o11o ps ,cts % yo ;'came
and M teopnf 1ti her nv ivsterics Iii at last you
rrnci, iii, verv hniv ~ hnljcsi
'S''3' s..'.,.,,.,<, :, ~, 49,, ,,x,,,,-s
a WANDERING y. u nANp OF asrstES EN-,
lately encnlnpel III tlio woods near, mud BE-
eaiIig nt once tlig observed Of ~ observers:
5troillnE Up TO their camp ono day, Hc were
Kreete4 Will most sasory sllle'!, ana say M
nienu ny iof the etlegn spread oed0Ee tnat
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. DlxoA. ILL.,, Aug. ll.-l,ixon comnsandory,
No. u. X. r., wll!leaye hero Monday, tho 10th
Inst, at lo:45. for tho rr!enn!al conclave,
with >l..auty Sir Knights md twenty-five
la,!tes, under command Of E,uinent Sir
knight o. q. Dodge, Commander.
SpettaI NhpateH 10 tbs Ckledaa Trtbun4.
r, LAFAYETTE, Ind. Aug. n;1Lafayctte
c3n,!!!a!.isry ~ wi1! lsaye Jaas ths elty f1r
way at D;:D on Monday inorfsluK next, arrIy-
lng. Mt p. III. Eminent Coll1nAl.der Harry
II. Lancaster will llnve churKe Of the Conf
salidery.. 1t is expected there will be sixty
Hlr Knights III !tilb from here. Several of
them. viii be accompanied BY. their wives,
awellIug tho number to, ,10U. A largu lelega.
tlun OF citizens viii also attend,
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houses, mainly on tho line OF march. tho
preference being given. to these, and
the oyerfloW" will be scnt to tho
NORTH aud West Slides. Eminent Sir
ti9s tiessctto sata Yesterday TINT ,.,,a2 319
ut Cleveland three years ago, II day or 50 be-
fore THO opening nt tho Conclnve, nntl ,io hAs
no doubt Tint every vacant room Of, tho books
at u Scen treatcd d tiscoafteosy % @ as @ WIS
ctRimed, Evcry one ut hcndQliartars WINS
busy, alt 1t was utterly impossible to devote
hall IN hour To Grcry ono who callcls
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THE BANKERS.
Meeting Of tl,o National Association Mt

'Aeo'i"S "a 'iAe ~ Na,aoA """oe'"'4e" a.
o... N ~ .,,. :, rr,,o .,,-,,,,
ps.",., 10, ,st.tta,. ~ ..,s. .,t.,i ~. 49, T..
ua"me's 3aeso1iatlot! nNe Gr.co ~ o4est -!
tlo IoWh llall ny D. u. serfnilse, OF Nc"
York. who introduced President Alexander
crotnlntn1 tha ma,,lara NJ tha Convc,,tion m
NV ~ " wv LIN ~. 49,
tho c!lhuge III u1e nllane'al eo'aa';'on u t,!e
country which has l',, taken p1aco during tho
10 specfo paym ents pressed for solution,
.o,,,n, ~, .a;to1 ,u,t,, onx,o.,, o,,,, .ao,n
WI, "sa ~. t"sas NV. nan.; H'Jy ,,,'t ~ H.,
Will apprehension. Beyond douot INC sac-
ly, due to the cordial and organizctl effort and
rn;1noratfon ~ I'm han1,a and hnu,,era NJ tho
TIttoa stntoa o,,d tr,,a tre ~ IN nrsot o,,octs
oaate" ot"'es.u.'a .li's "1lo " tno
Resumption Inns only been tested under tho
ncnd hv nm nn
csusu ~ .o"s t.'a , ,.s','1 -. p',,'s
ofa asat m IN hae asnn %d he e m S x naa
rcsu,npt|on. The hnlanre ot our foreign
tr"do ,voa !, mr. T"~nr I'M nrosocrt;or, ~
works Of public Improvement had been par-
tally suspended, and trade and commerce
had been plnced OH n footing Of prudence
anH oconor,v Tnrra crons an, iii, nrices
mk..., -, s..,tst.aa . a.t....I,,. - -
trade. to the wants Of which tho volume OF
currency has been found adequate. lii this
corl,try periods of Jeuressloil follow perlods
Of PROSPERITY with tlie certainty Utmost, il
not with tic regularity Of thu sefs0lls.' Sucl,
4 period Of depression ,nay now be looked for
ut ury TING In tho future, when I'LL extensive
fuiluro OF tho cropY shall concur with n sen
son % Of oYcrtrading a,.l cxtrayaEaleo In II en- en-
terpriYe and expenditure, 1t js, therefore, d
matter OF most serious import what effect
such depression would have un tho present
sppGFent sta!'ty and e9a!lb1 n II q , our
er1,n,ent INV po,yer to nravct,t n financial
crisis. or wht!tller any uct!o,, It inigi,t or
could take would be more efficient tIlnm TINT
Of tho banks In mitigation Of tho disasters Of
% Another | ycry i iGlnortant problem presents
itself which may 6e found comnily tiiiilcult
Of solution, growing cut Of tho contlnuous
coinage Of Silver under tho pxtstlne laws.
As loslg ~. no especial effort sl!ail IS inaue
das 81 Mil aoct cey to T
which It auparet,tly sustaIns tGo reiatfo,,
substantially OF silver bullion: but when
ever. By Il future OF tie crol,s aiitl. other Ok
igc,lcies of our foreign truly, balances must
q rsn!tted M to Europe; XIII alons will s4R-
into circ1latlon. iancr money % Viii w tIen % fnii
to thn rnnk al Y1iynr. and n,tr nntire circuln-
tton viii bo deprecIafeI 10 tho yniue of lila
silver dollar.
actsrized as oo Of Tia fe re,no1nne ms '
5o e viii srasSnF !Et q, e liz
cn,,,try. sA"' 1'''~' - |sio
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AN ASSIGNMENT.

S1Se1aI 15lpI1eE u tn U1tta9o 7F{b1iI<,
,WArElrowS. Wis.,, avg, il.-Messrs.
shoes, have ma1e aM assignment for the
benefit ut their creditors, q. II, jacobs being
appointed Assignee. It ~ claimed that tho
assets will cover the liabilities OF tue fit1l.
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A* NJ. ~ A..
4He iolio"e'lh "lc tne A"h4"''s W '.o
concerts 10 be given "wednesday evening III
nbn0r Df the visiting TelnplAfs, under tho
aNsp,sss ~ G.Iaso' ANU e' ''A4''As"
Communicates, Ut this city:
t,,xrpAr >,,7s,c.uA71
l,N., 4nA 4>'''
Davis, coiitrn'tO; tho Apollo QuArtQt Club; md
Huns nulntk9's grand orchestra II. nnlAtkR,
conductor
,,.,,,,,oo,,,.u.,.aS rA''F l. ,..... ,vo,o.
'uo''e'o HuIatnrs Urc,;::iui. .'''''''' "e"'s
e. "Pizziccnto pokn .strnuss
.,,,a ro. o,ehts!sH. e r. .,,.-,..,
t''o i,s' Iesse nafuett1 aan DarE 'oo'@'s''
4. waltz. Dreck
,.,a. r ~, 81 Hssartx.: a,tss.., II n.,4o
- 1'"'"' r,nT .rs"t'A''''' ~ ''"' ''''"''' VA
ucout, ntvo . Nor,no ..,... 1,o,,,,,
jfiss DalaiEt,.
=. "Vnr1ntions Of Scotch Alrs". ..Scrvass
5, SCrenude. KrcttxGr
tyt,nritt Citti,'
l. Oul Est IIotlO f-Duct from Etntnt
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MARYLAND CO01MANDE1slE9.
Tie Gra1d contnaiuiory Ut Maryland, NUM-
bering some some sixty 1nelMbers, will leave
Baltimore Friday, Aug. 10, escorted by ileal-
seant Comnln1ulcry, No. 8. The Maryland
Comnlanlcry will bu represented by George
7. Gotfrqtli, Grat,d Cqnatnatt'ler; G. .; Ki!e.
Weber, Geliernfissimo;. WllltaM a, llana.
xay. CnptnIn- sscneral; J9ssnh Hines, Grand
p!uinte; ClarlGs Mcdonald. it,, Graiil Senior
W1yarasa; r., x'; ". ,Donny!h, Gram! gnMlor
Mrer; Charles r. S!seo, Gra,,d Recorder; ",
+. Coclirane, Grand StaIltartl.f3uArcr; John S.
Tyson, GrAnl Swortl- Bearer; Henry q. Reese,
% t'5an4 %Wgnr.!sr; W FFgnh,ia ittopkiny, Grand
No. y, ffty.llye men, Will bp Uuceretl by J.
Kos. Parker, Eminent Commander; trllo,nAs
!. shrtyogk. Gencrallssl1no; Henry a. Bury,
Cnptafl.t;eneral. Maryland Conslnandery,
day, Aug. II. at the saLle ti'no rs Balt!mou
between ilfty md sixty 'nel1 and the follow.
inE officers: Charlcs G. Edwards. Eminent
Gral,n,n -DMkehnrt, .Cnptatn: General. Tho
Officers Of Baltimore C0nllAantlery, No. 9,nre:
j. Il. .. Knhter, Eminent CoHn!aIlter; WILL
ian q. Uppelt, Gclsrnils:!nlo; james t. Gor-
Baltimore, No. aieayo Dt.lllnioru ut +. III. oi,
the 14tls lust. BY the nnlt!nnru L. OliEo liutI-
ro9l. A. Was!.lngtoi they WY BE- Joined by
Gol"Rna No sn Rs no!ny q G9'n,s'lerss,
James G. l3ail,, Urand Commander Of Viz
ginla. will be eHenrtch TO Cieagn by Coluin-
6ia, No. 9. Baltimore, No. >, nit! Maryland,
No: \ conma''asftss 1,! Sstop }, u tha ti Ramsf
.l1Drse.
TIC arrangements witt? Tho railroads for
the trip Of tho Maryland Communicates to
Chicago tiaye been completed, a,.d eacl,.
trim Et,ntl Until AuV H. provided thu Inn.
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DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes US Seen and Felt, aa
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using Il Few
DOacA.

!. Good spirits. disappearance Of weakness
iIHngtor noiansho!y, NJ inofeaso and hardiaesssot Il
=. .ytrenFth increases, appetite improves, ri.
!sh for food, no moro sour :etuetatlons Of Wats,
hrash. good digestion. calm and undistutbess
~ Disappearance OF spots, blotohes, pinp,ca,
the akin looks ciear ana hoa!thy; tic 3sinss
to c}oar cl,orry ~ or or u coo9. Tarr apne1nnce
freely from the bladder through tho ,ret6ss
without pain q scalding; little or no sndlmeas;:
1. Marked dltninutIou Of ,quantity aud sr.,
9uenoy Of Involuntary weakening discharges
m inflicted T. h%t sm VIE &
tho socrottnR glands, and function harmony rc.
stored to the several oryans:
tho awnrthy, sntfeon appearance OF Tho sSis
changed y . clear. l!veiy. and healthy color.
cxPocturating freely tho tough ph1egm Of mucus
from TIM lungs. air cells, bronohi Or wIndpIpe
tSroSt Or hs; an,shlng ~ tho srsaonos
md feelings q wsski,css ars'd tho o'a aafIss Rass
f es, scnso of suocalo. % hrd b3eaSns aSa ana saa
fhs ,aornns XII taess tsrcsains s' sympss S''S =
sfaas Ms y ~ afer etay Gy to ghes5ApAn1LrtAy ,
taken new Signs Of returning healu, VIII appear;
ssase as eHie VIZ I'D II ps5ts olGaa aa 1 1' st
ss so resolved away, Ind the Snsonnd n d9s %ass
ekin diseases. 9raduaa1 disappear. 'A''
yated. and Mercury, Quicksilver, CorrosiyossS @
iN tho bones, Joints. etc. causing carries OF tho
bonos. ricketa, spinal ourvatnFcs. coutorttonst
isoyo yss ny 81 hS eaa, sa
d md e1:eEtninnto tho rirus Of tho d!sease IRON
3. Il thoso who aro taklng these medicines toe
tho cure az ChrtnfGt HctOfulOua. or SyphHo
, 1880-08-12
KILBOURN CITY.
4 Visit to tho Lower Dells-The Trip
Down the River.
A Ride on tho Steamer to Witeh's
Guloh ~" Elephants Back" and
lis Trngely.
4 Band Of gypsies-Tho Little Steamers
and Their 0aptains.


K1Lnoul.N CRY, Wis, Aug. e." Shall we
try the Lower Dclfs to-day?"
"Ouf, Monsieur" ! replied.
"Whatl Will yau. Te1emachus, risk your
precious self III TINT een-shcll Of n bont, over
tie dun and those treacllcrous watersq"
"Nny. my" ! replied. "1syIll meet you
on tho gllttcring sants below, In TINT serencst
of llnrbors"
Artatinc, Ms usual, led the way, and we fol-
lowed by the silver thread OF her musical
laughter, which can,e to us III little broken
trllls and rlpples on tile trenlutous morning.
air. Tho daY WIS
A PERFECT ONE.
Aurora was radiant. Ever since tho earliest
dawn fluotl OF golden sunlight ha.l poured
ovor the wlao1o land, bewltchtng every
thing 1t touchcd. Every object. ani-
mate and inanfmate, was trans11gurcd
pulses thtobbcd md aulckcned with
new life, rs tho wnnn rnys fell directly on
lis. Looking up, tho sky WINS one intense orc
OF blue, through which the sunbca,ns filtered
down, anxious to begin their daily work.
Hero md there, close 10 tho horizon, rs II
loath to leave dcnr Mother Eartl,, were little
waifs Of white clouds. which, rs the Day nd
yaMced, slowly nsccndcl tile heavenly stair,
MID grew into grent masses Of biIlowy foam,
which rose ard fell, md changed into all
manner Of Imaginable shapes. Our pntE, to
tho rivers brink stretched Its stnuous length
IN and out AMONG tie bushes,-leading lis
now to tho very edge Of the rocky precipicc,
md anon down tile inclined plano OF wild
rayino which dipped its mouth into tho
stream. Up its brown sides, and on through
tho struggling untlcrbrush. and down agaln
till our feet struck tho yielding drift Of sand
which lay, like some great sea-nl0nstcr, bask-
Ing In tho sun.
r1is TRIP Down THE RIVER
was one Of enchantment. The subtle infiu-
cMce that permeatcd tho air penetrated into
our very being, TIL rock, tree, md sky seemed
to blend. and VIZ could hardly tell which
was Heaven md which was Earth. Giving
ourselves tip to tho witcl,ery Of the hour, at
along, enjoying TO Tic full the wondroas
beauty Of n!ck alhl stream. Dipping tllo
oars, we glIsled INTO fairy, ,uooks. and elln
!aosses. Now va come to . "babb1ing brook''
hnstcfing to meet tho "brimn,lng river"
Here bold pronluntory, and theirs . charm-
ing bay. ursat, stately plnes rlse from tho
ers into every .crysice Within reiieil., Scarcely
III atom 0t soil Is dscerhlbln, aud one cnil
only wonder f5oln whence ,tlley, derive their
mns i T@ bo"My 6nbs of s;2
lycopus sways It's graceful length; and tile
far-fumed laurel lifts its golden head from a
| mass Of Whvlng green.
,ns; S;udaeltty t Ityy e g r9oky ans issnpenr
itself, lics before 0ilf ylow.. Letting our i'm
] nginatlol1s run riot, uorculnnouin md Punl-
pei occupy tho spot; or, going still further
| buck,
sopoM AND ooMonnAu
rtsnspcctrc-liko from the lrcary waste OF sand.
for not even n AA1ling tlro OF britaytono
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georso !. sineinIr, 3. i. Creso,
p. GiM.l.nnn, II. r. jacobs,
Murdoch Cnmpbcll, 4. A. Bprag11o.
After calling the gathering to order, Mr.
nert Sr NGrS Il IS m sn
Ct t pcn ns'ea ta nseoptnn GonMiyo m Ms " Wod s
tcvolve tho duty OF carrying out tho formal
part Of the program Mt tho GrAna Reception,
musicale ct dansailte, THAT they Wcre to
@ pa,s II SRS Rgdses Il 1s ssasFs sT s'ss L s oe ss as
Soino talk followed about abscntecs, state.
mcnts being mntle that q. dozen or moro OF
thgse not preselt h1l sal tsGfy wo't r. nct
Underwood, Tholnpsun,, 0'Neil. md Nelson
were apn.9lntc.l committee to It'll vacancles
"A ggl}tlsnaii ,sugRested TINT tho illinois
run train 10 Hyde Park after Il o'clock, In
nrdcr 10 accommodate those who attend tho
.r,Atr. Grannts stated TINT he understood tic
l,nyc ttal'ls run all night.
rho matter was referred to tho Committee
After some discussion IS to, when md
Tuesday night, 1t WINS decided to lett tlio Cun-
nittee Of Five ngrea ltpOn tho time ulid place
a,rt ANNOUNCE them IN the Sunday papefs.
As tho badges hntl not come, tho Chairman
morning and llavo them .at lis Office, No. 1
WAhnal1 avenue, for distribution.
Tho Committee then adjourned. .-.
The Executive Committee Of the Grand
street yesterday afternoon. John n. Honnell
In tho cllnir and Matt W. DorlnlMl Secretary.
II was t!ccltgt to divllo tho lnair floor Of tile
E1xpostldan. a Building lni9 thdce e4Mal Sss
In cnI11ulnnt1 0f tia north srctinl1., ApnllO
, 1880-08-12

TIE RECEPTIONS
rrha Entoh,e 1remnlor Cpnclnve next week
Inc ga h's.s ,1,t ,sit pecs".iona % ~ thrrc
OPENS Mollday nigllt wtt re-. Ieeepssons e ~ .h,eS
is the program 10 20 carr'ea out " e"en
,p'aeo' crxrn.1, ,t,rs,o ,f4r1,
!. Overture to" William Tell ',..,.....:. .Kosslnl
!i%ns n,attas n, gshs;tt e rho q s5'p eee
die soH iia carter ff2rso,l, ff Il iaor Of Chicago
i. Souvenir do kigt staznr: ......schcshoa
4: welooms te ne y s,sse j illinois: /, ,,,,,o,.
1he Itotl. sht1u AZ GH|Ioin. Gorsrnor Of J,|tnoG:
e. Introduction t. e., I9hsnsSi tss1s;,Ia wagner
o. Tho cra.t welcomes tor. e Yo.
a. X Thu r G9,1asN Grand Nass'r Of 1isinSfs n,,nr
:. Overture to "0@bGrot @ ,":..'......'''." "cpcr
y. We greet yon on bchaEt Of 7. tho Trisn .e n!al
aud st. i!ernafd communicating Gf ,chienRo,
md tho Grand Encainpmcnt Of Illinois.
n ETypttan iii March., .Ssrauss
TO- sa Ssh1t St ts9 art n II
ana raaS aSo as, araad Ensarnpent. f,nss'f a'u
v f. sir beh'am'' Ucn't o'"''" oe"e'"'tS'"'o'
IL. Fantasiu on "star-spangtcd Ban
ner" .'..balatRn
fa" oFeoe@F"'
M'conslcts HALL
Sns Gn;tn'et ;a 9H,,, g5e1sstra y ca ap pieces.
.. Paraphrasc, II !.ef;eley ..Neswadha
r,o,oo r. Ha4 T., O,sasstg;1i;; r. Ui i;i;n,,s
The Hon. A''trew sh4aman, g,;, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
so,o,7, ,ro,o 4 S,;s,1n,1ncr 5.i'n n,aht.a Dream"
0. THO Craft welcomes You Al.
J. s Savotts S,s.' sS. a. .a'see u ea
Full OrrheHrn.
, 1880-08-12
TOTHE PUBLIC.

OF pr. NaIways old established Il. Il; M M,nrs ~ of
dIcs than tho hase and worthless ttaita IiniseY.
thai1. A. thasa Rre Faiss Reso!Fun!s' nd n
that ths aanaa :" "Aa4way" u on what Wv p"'
, 1880-08-12

story Of tho knlght!y Order rs praetlced In
America which should be Kept In rumo1ll-
bruuce by tho reader OF their history, yiz.:
A. D. 11s7, when the disastrous battle OF
llattin lost to ChrIstcldom the Kingdom Of
Jerusalem; 1aoi, tho desperate defense and
loss Of Acre, which ended the Crlsadea;
14s0, Tho first siege Of Rhodes by the Turks;
lHss, tho second sIego al,d capture Of Rhodes
by tho Turks; 1905, tho tremendous Lcagler
OF Mnlta which IL the "Glorlous Eagn Ut
knfgh!y History" ald which aal about to
describe.
Grand Master L'lslo Adam lcd hts forces
FROM Rhodes, as explained IN my last article,
starting Jan. /, l5:9, And in 1851 took
possession Ut h1a!ta grnnted by tho
King OF Spain. I'1sla Adam died III
l5Ji, Four Gr1ll Masters hold successfully
the retns Ut power during tllo ,1gxt twenty
TIRES years. Wllcn Glr John DE valetto WIS
assf to sory y ~ e our mhh ass % WILL tes baSassd xs Il
and T. Isla AtinM,--tllree OF the most acuol1,-
pllshud warriors tho nge produced.
!, The Turks bud the same ruler, "sollyman
the Mayn!tcvnt,n, who iii the year 1913 lla4
Christian loit.i'lgl, ,uul added !henI to If
own. llo found tho Knights OF 1il!odes (noW
thor, il llis sIlu it Malta rs wkcn. forty
years hotpre. they ha4 swept Mls shipptng
! s 'ss e tseat ssa m IL had r. tssa ~ I'll
RAp.luJ.
Thu ls!a1I,i OF 3lalta was in atl respects tbs
reverse Ut ltlIoues In beuisy allA fertility. IN
diameter about twenty lAiles, II was little
viii, sall.i. This earti, ase,t ior cultlvatiol
was brought from tho lelgh6orlnx islands
or the nearest points Oh the continent.
It lad ue!ther river, Hyulet. nor spring.
, 1880-08-12
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0UE cured for tfty ce1ts..
There 10 not rene1Jnl naent In tbtg world thss s
will cure Fnvcr n1,d AKla and Mil other Masts
fevsrs @ taIs1o'i ~ RabWIY's Ii hiILs, I 70 quickly
rs anADWAT'H READY tkELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER NOTlLE.
, 1880-08-12

File on your corns With tho - Japanese Cor,,-
Fle.' II Will surely cure and end palu. IS centa,
, 1880-08-12
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs anti Tlherculous phthists, Hcrofn.
ln-Syphfiold Diseases Wasting, Degeneration
page Of Watnr Hnatnrtancons relief afforded
wheno cnthetcrs. have boon usod. thus doIna
lwuy With tho painful operation Of ualny thea
Instrtlmcnta,, dl8solyinG atoue In the BlnddcS
and In 1ll cases OF
, 1880-08-12

YUE Glt.ANI)-KALL.
The G1a1I Reception Co1ululttee met at the
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Program for the Three Recep-
tions Monday Evening.
Arrangements for Concerts and
Theatres Wednesday
Night.
appointment Of Committees for Man
aging the Grand Ball.
The Siege Of Malta-Anotlier page from
The History of Knfgiltloud.


THE RECEPTIONS.
The Knights Templar ConcAve next week
opens Mol,day night with receptions nj three
OF tho largest halls in the city, and appended
is the program to bo carried out ut eacll
torns
, 1880-08-12

THE BOARDING. -1IOUsE KfEPERS,
Aiauy OF tho boarding |ouso keepers, espe-
c!ally those OH tho Nortl, anI West Sides,
arc growing because Sir Knights and visitors
hayu not beeI, assigned to. their rooms, thay
having spont morley in making preparations
to receive them. Tho Chairman OF the Tri-
ellnlal Committee suys that no agreement wns
nude to fill tho llOnscs; tAo keepers simply
gly0 the Committee tue refusal OF spnro
rooms, ara they need not hold tho quarters
II they Gull rent them. Over 5000 people
have thus far boon assIgaeu to private
, 1880-08-12
Inflammation of the BIad@
der and KjdneyS,

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dseasCa.
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ONE DOLLAR TER BOTTLE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
AT MARION.
smyth Rea,uustcrs Solid.

Yesterday being Circuit Court at Ma
rlon, the Editor Of this paper, one Of
the District Canyasscru for the Readlus.
Ter party, uet Mr.. Jno. A. Buchanan,
one Of the canyasscrs for the Funder
party. Being Mr.. Duchnnnn's appolnt-
ment, Mr.. Fowler had 10 open In n
speech Of Is minutes, followed by Mr..
buchanan IN one ~ 10 minutes, with 20
minutes each foe nejolDdcr. The crowd
WAS simply limited by che capacity Of
the court room, and for three hours the
packed mass stood and listened without
the sllgblest disorder II Was easy TO
soe which way the people meant 10 vote.
We have no sort Of hesitation IN siylny
that nilly two-lhirde OF the crowd VEN
for the July ticket aud Fulkcnon. We
believe Il safe 10 shy mop. The enthu-
slash of the Rcadlistcrs was immense,
and the refusal Of kolncr's committee Of
funders to submit to vote Of the Reg
istsrcd voters Of Virginia was an eye
opener 10 the people, and caused
ground swell for she Readjnstep.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21

tried aud convicted of that crime In the
first degree. Upon the evidence OF your
own bold and defiant confession YOU
have been found guilty of one of the
most wicked, horrid and atrocious crimes
that ever stained the hands fman. The
cool, deliberate and premeditated MUIR
der OF your own sister, under Circum-
stances the most cruel and barborous.
"Ihe pretended cause that urged YOU
to that unnatural act of violence, was
the modification or grief which YOU felt
at the intelligence that your sister had
fallen from the high place of virtue, and
was the inmate of Il house of ill-fame.
| have thought Of your pretended iusti-
tication good deal, and though | feel
for you no small degree of compassion,
/ am constrained TO believe that you
were prompted to take your sisters life
more by the dictation Of wicked and ma
liSnant revenge than from Il sincere and
mistaken idea Of commendable senti-
ment. You would hear no plea, YOU
you would listen to no excuse, YOU
would give no terms but the penalty of
death. How different has been the con-
duet OF your county in ail'ording YOU an
opportunity to save that life whose hand
took the life of your sister, without hear
ing or mercy.
You had an impartial trial and YOU
were defended with zeal and ability, but
there was failure to make out by proof
that defense of insanity, which it was
hoped would excuse the inhuman act
you committed.
The jury acting under solemn sense
OF their oaths to try, between the Com
monwealth and yourself, have only up
held the dominion of their country's vi
olatcd law in finding you guilty, and
now it is my duty to perform the last
ceremony of the delibcration upon your
tragic act by passing the sentence of
death upon you, an office to me of deep
ly painful and melancholy character.
| have no power to extend to you the
mercy recommended by the jury. If
this court has not erred in some of the
judgments rendered by it, pending your
trial, its sentence will certainly bc exc
cuted upon you, unless YOU can obtain
from the Executive of the State that
clcmcncy which the jury asked might be
granted you.
The sentence of the court is, that you
be taken from the place of your coniine-
mcnt, on Friday the Goth day of October
of this year, to the place of execution,
ana that You be there hanged by the
neck until you are dead. And the Lord
have mercy on your soul"
The Post says; "The prisoner was
calm and collected during the delivery
of the sentence and exhibited no signs
Of feeling or emotion, but bowling in u
digniiicd manner to the judge resumed
his seat aud began conversation with his
counsel An appeal will be taken and
the case will come up for hearing be-
fcre the Supreme Court.