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, 1880-09-04
AFTER MANY YEARS.

Meeting Of Two Aged Ladies' mt tho
DenlsiMIncS Caittr.tfeetanE Ancr IL
Separation Of Torty-tlve Ycnrs-In-
terc.t1l,e "Reminiscences.
An affecting incidcht which happened at
lite close of the Christian gollcil-weddfng
celebration In Desplnines, ILL.,, Thursday add
ell greatly to Its Interest. After the last Of
those Awl,o desired to lcayo n "God bless
you from one or more Of the old people had
returned to tho body of tho tabernacle, nt,.l
tho regular or,lcr OF business was ns1ont to he
resunlcd, orc Of tho old lnhics, n Mrs. Iich-
nrdson, approached another lln1ncd Airs.
Shcrburne, and asked her, "Dld you
say you were converted while crossing
Wlllougihy Mountain III York State ?" Tic
tsr Mls rs1sg swsEs ! +! te SrI"Ht'ys yy % gpsH yo
il! Nuttlng cut that they l.ad !iycd together lii
tho SAINT lown, nM.l when Mrs. Richardson
mentioned her maiden l,htne M .1crnslla
Thompson, Mrs. s.Sherburne recogtlfzctt her us
md tho companion .scllooi-girls Of fnrty.tlya
years ngo embodied ntlp another ir their
nrins will, tho tcntlerest affection. TiIey
then HanyerxHa together upon attt ttMes,
nl,tl, Mrs. ShnrbnrNc's memory brighten:
Ing, ahe turned 10 lier companion, nlEi sulsl
converted, decide ufnn !, certain pIal'l form
WoI MIisS sear Mti te,iscsfrward sS ''r rs !csra
son smiled, alll, as the othor Indy glanced nt
her dress, kao noticed that It WIS in every
particular Identical with that which slc had
Thts. meeting nEatn OF tw0. women nftci
nearly l,alf a century IL one Of the stra1lgcsi
occurrences TINT eyer happened at the Dcs
plaines cRnlp-mectings.
, 1880-09-04
FAT SHEEP.
The NMmber OF AIlecr Returned by
.AnseAs0rs In Illinois for tho Present

Tho Number or hIlecp 1fcttlrMcd by
.inseAs0rs In Illinois for tho Present
fcnr4
Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
SrIlSGr,ELp. Sept. 3-cha lust official
assessment Of sheep In Illinois shows con.
siderable Increase over TINT ot the previous
year. Tllo Forthcoming report OF tho Agri-
cultural Department llns this to say concern
lng tho shccp Industry Of tho Slate:
THO Interest IN ahaep haehauary hAa heen
growing fHF stIrnu years, ind tho ltssesHn.nt tor
lh>u shows n larKer humber nf aheGr III this
6tnto thln III aly senr s!tlco 1911, All m0ro than
m my previous your, excepting tho pNriOH ill.,
f.,osc.s1 In tho number OF shcnp during tho pnst
SIX yrnrs las nat heun uniformly but tho nrnfts
Of Tits Industry ut lata ycnrs ltAyGcpu sattar9c-
tOey, n,lll Tho slltrG prsltGS for rcslltt1eFntifC
pr1lGa for Wfk, ind mutton nfD such ~ IN IE1-
tpiro confidence IN tho future 0f shru- lreo!!.
ilcni ut Khe1t,, III fncrclIac of 1ltNUN head over
TINT ut tho prGynuB ycHr.
The proportion. ut sheep heretofore fntted
fnr market enGt yGnr lcc0r'llttK to previous
estimates IF authorities IL nbott 20 per cent Ut
&ho t,,tml Nu.Ns,sr t.s shepp assessed, uni this
r.atb hIs been .s,.l IN doter1ltnlng thn ttimlier
&c rMt stlecp tllnt will Is 1Dnrktt1d during tho
trGsGnl yeAi. In lRitt thGrD WcrO III .lla bend Ut
tNt shcup marketed In ts stata, and. rs Will EB
seen by tho tAhlo published Gls1whcrt'. thero
this scasu, mn ncreaso ut il, gu over that Of tho
Tho hilcrI marketed nj late aro saii to he
honvlrr, Ut hotter quality, As1 moro PrDtltal,ie
for tho feeder, 'lnla Increase Ln wUlGht ANT the
!prtyrM.ent in quality t,rnishes Mn..,'slnka. !tI i
by breeslers to tho Improvement Of tho hsceds oi
Bhcep,
, 1880-09-04
THE SAN PEDRO COMPANY.
Srsttll ll4patth to Tho Chicago Trtbuns,

G.A1.ESA. ILL.,, Sept. a-{;eorge William
l,ni'ol,, u len.llng bunker nf Now York City,
anil Tie llravlcst stakeholder IN tho SIM
Pedro Gold a,nl Silycr sIlnlng Company, WAS
III tialena ycsterlay and ttncA Inst evening
at tic residence Ut Gen. GsAnt. The gcntle-
man Ind Ill interview Ut onu hour or moro
witt. tho General at tho European llotel.
a!,d Just pravluus to his departure Inst night
forl New Ynrk he informed ynur corro :
spnn,tcht that Uon. tsrnMt wns firm In his
determination nat to accept tile Presidency
u The SIM petlW Company. although tho
Directors hal agreed not to pince IlIy Ut
their stuck III thu market ~ hi inluccnlunt
fnr him to reconsider hls rcfllsnl. t;cll,
Era,,t Will visit Darlington to-!norrow, III
enl,lp.lly with lIts frleltl, Mr. J, u. UrowM,o
ths Gn1ci.a. ugzcttc. Oll Monday ho will
!ttlyu lIero for Madison.
, 1880-09-04

HlsEME Ogpd1tH 10 1Ht F1Etag1 7T1o1'1tF
DIES MONIES, H., Sept l-John l. Blair,
tho railroad king, Is after the Chicago d.
Northwestern. Three nctions were begun Ill
tho United States Circuit Court hero to-day
by tile lies Atolues 4 Minneapolis Railroad
Company against tho Chicago Il Northwest
cr,,. The ilrst case also includes Albert Keep
and Marvin lIugllitt, and is to procure the
cancellation Of 81, 10000 Of preferreu stock
now held hy the Chicago L. Northwestern,
alleged to have been voted to Itself frnudu-.
lently by It's own officers who had i!sinnntcd
themselves into. the Directory Of plaintiff ln
suit Is to RECOVER Si9, Cot rent, for which tho
Treasurer presented n draft, which wns rc,
fused ntld tho draft protested. Tho third suit
IL ngniNst John Il. Alley to procure the cait-
County swnmp.latltls Of great value, whlci,
he tOUIs when M officer Or tho Company, and
for which lto paid nothing.
, 1880-09-04
1sECE1yE1s APPOINTED.

SrniSGriEIp, ILL.,, Sept 3-Jndge Trent
to-tluy appointed George A1crtz rs Receiver
of tho Mount City ltallroad OIL petition Of
James J.. Sfnrslull. of Kentucky. who be-
can,o possessed of tho rnad M trustee for
yuri,,,s holders Of bonds issued by tho Ens-
poritm l,cn! Estate IL AfaMufactuIing Com
inity. The petition sets UP tl,at tic Company
lIns Nnsawfnlly hceolna p0ssesscd of tic rond
u9n1nst his will, md in violation ot his rights
III trustee. liz asked tho Court to order tho
suln of the road, tho prucceds 10 bo applied
To paying tho Indebtedness.
, 1880-09-04
HALLWAY HUILD1NG.

Spftlal Ul5patth 70 7hs Eh1ed9" lF7ouH*'
CEDAn H.ArIDs, IT., Sept. 3.-Twelvo miles
of track hnye been laid oil tile Burlington,
Cct.nr 1,apis,s s. Northern extension from
Holland to Clarion. Tho entire line Is fifty
stx miles. mud will l,e completed by Dec, !.
rra!ns WIZ l's rHn;'snE6 6 TO la%a E@l!s, @ ilartin
te,,sIt,I, from Tlornblrg To ALontezN!na Is
progressing finely, grading being nearly NIL
lullE.
, 1880-09-04

, I}eEyIdeFe, lIo0ne Co.. 1T. Feb. & Isq.
pKAn EEn: hava 6scn ustnR your IN u HAN Ut.UQD
SYRUP for SONG tue. md perfectly sstiahed with
peiite. tho Nervea, itsgalAtss the sOn1.
ach and I:JNcls. and AeoTes lsheunsa!t.u: ! YOU'D
not 10 Without 1t. AH3. WEHTFALLs
, 1880-09-04

FtsteE. Champaign Co. Ill
DKAM STR: ThIs Ia 10 certify LhAt your INDIAN
HOOD BYItp has doro ma aaUre Kaod Tor Kidnsf
Complaint and 11cart Disease than any Other msdi-
Gls ana Sct0falR- MANGAhHT CUlSA.
, 1880-09-04
Rapid Extension and Business
Growth of the New Mexi.
can Lines.
Thrcc Companies Preparing to
Connect Old Mexico with
Modern Comforts.
Basis Of Eettlemont Between the Two
Rival Lines to Now Orleans.
NE1y-NfENfCAN. 1f(lADSs
fyr+rs = ,,t,t, 1thsf Nom }i,rk Trfr,ttt,e.


Territories is nno OF tho great marvrls of thu
rrntury, ttus.i 10 bc s,,l,uospd that n co,,,,-
~ m,,st ,a sr,ttc,, hrfnrr Il ro,ld s,,unort n
rallw"y, md M ll'osa who projected new lines
followed tho great routes which Internal
com.ucrce tad ntrcatlY established for Itself, |
md wl,oxn facilities II hntt o,,trrow1l. Kuil-
,s"..h",I,ors @ %I ~ ororfer @ ,T n ccnt,,rv nro
sought u coi,',cct>tlle large towns af! TO Sc
cure traffic alrcndy important aisd likely 10 |
grpw. The rnilroud Is nuw tho pioneer Of |
ciy1llzution. it m,shcs out into countries
IT,. 10y. ',i,ast o"3i,,.o ~ ,",,,,,,n,,r,, o,,J
tllNt ate al,,loat acstltate Oh pnl'niaiiol, naa
which hase riot feit tho stlin'ilntihR H.
ilncnco Of outside capital, following
ornn,cnt nyr,or,nr nvnndtlon ,vhoso rn-
a".n u.'s Ill.,, 'A!noaMH eNpes'oa VI mso ~,aI
p%s.s i u1es
Verne. rio !nnn who Invests Ills money IN n
objective roint of the ne is soS'c nr piienonie.
llal mining cniup Ike 1.caltvt1e, tlots 20 not
through which Il IL 10 pass Is sufficient 10
sentsrprsee e g. e e,. STIMULATE trade and 10 create
ries Of col1nlclce arc imltlly pushed ont tntn
tfo tcscris mid ,nol,ntains, and constructed
over hundreds Of miles Of country In which
tlla population, il IL were to abandon every
HisI, tj,c InhnT ~ III thn rroIinx' V,ry VI jjt|j,
nttrn,i0n IL mid In tiie existing towns III lin
cOliltry, Ii my there are but the shortest
Sitv l;i,o Snntn TX IN tt,e mnin ~ jImr ts n
Sufficient it,nHrtailcc to warrant tiio EXPENSE,
or Is willing to lend Its credit 10 tho railway
gaS} ma p S},p fp sofr " II n sE s,r s ef nFs tr
fifteen, or twnllty lnii,s ~. ono Side III lie
r"ad , With vii helr S',sness @ Hut ai tisy IL vs W. te
| nav t|o cSpcmst, Of wngon trnmspvriatloi,,
liiev ~ ne,,crnjiv 4" Tia fnr,i,,r TIu, n irai,I.
with Warrn',ts,i tI,o l,lIItiug OF tho iino VIA
ernats ea Mat tat s r Wax fn MS n o 10
aI Sakcd o,t tI,e rote
* jttio 1uorc @ thnt, YEAR ago, tl,e first mile
ia hich,snn' % W 'roraka vi I, Sa1,tn i. tsomno,,yy
i,n. ~ ron;,inr on"rSiinn y this sit,e ~ thn f1
t,roIn iine MI ,nifns nf rn;isxnv ~ will. III tta
a;Ss ,; ;;.E KsS; rs I I,s sfS;o %i ar; a
Mis- ns Iu II iow ; @itin nGout % ~ ,niIes Of of III
snxlcn ~ r. th IL "" scsss T,uss 'tn ~ W, ,ts
nGlot,o,a viii XIX o,ntu,,'",,t + ~ ~ ,Eaf
iS cot,,trT. iSetween Soeor" md ii i'aso. tic Tic
man jine e the road Wlll i bo II 6ailt il souil,
t:uif 81 Cnifnr,,in. ,1ssiur sn,iti, ~ ti1e i'm
@sa Sna eGpaey ri eyas tSF a s2r sssy ny e fHe Wdef
to %nse1 S ra G1 s Ire as GTgaHy sys
@as o1 iron nave oe'h III" "0f'ne"Ss from @""s-
"'S'i II A,bnaucraue, apovt seyents,f,e miles
E5ndrE or s e to San S pegS
@ Sser ct fr oro tnM 10 1r nes Iis es
T!a Company 3 na'slnE 7e!nsed tic shar'fr
" tno III aat:;tae H.: 10y y !. Minto ~ tgtlaa3t 3t y
, 1880-09-04

NnttQOI3, Coles CO. TT
DEAR SIT: ! nnd your INDIAN Bl.uUn srKyP
erP1dy Gtre1 Chilli, and fecOE1tuend u ~ the
beat rnsdIc!ns In tito country for hheu%MaH.!n % snd
EHUf&Xin. Elk AEEtktHltlA
, 1880-09-04

- IT F1Of4 Einy To- III
DEAR sih: This u 70 certify thai: your INDIAN
uLUUl1 StHUF hrs cured me OF tho Thtrd.Uay
CAllls nfter all o.lIor medicines had tet!sd ,,xr
, 1880-09-04
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease or tho StoMncIt and LlVcrs
Cairo, AteIAnds Co. III.
DEAR sl1s: 9naef!nE tor s9ms s,ns ~Ish iiesdaess @
IL usa your Sclinble INDIAN Hi.1OD afRuF, which
tlstGrod me TO perfect heAIth and atrenHth: -.
Mo, 70 EtFhth.st. GHAn. SHELLEY.
, 1880-09-04
HAVE ynu SEEN ITf

JD tbs Edtlhr ~ IAe LHtthg1 1T5bMHe.
CnlcAuo, Sept. ..-"'rhc Illinois Central
Rntlroat l,nyo thelr plans Il, hand for tho
construction Of Il 9ran,l depot Mt South Park
Stnt!o,,, antl w nru Informed Tint It will bo
finished IN tins for the Grand Enratunn,cnt"
Tie above notice appeared In tho Erc,lin0
Journal abont n ycar ngo. No description
having appeared In print, perhaps 1t might
interest some of your renders wtlO l,ayc never
had the pleasure Of looking Npun this model |
of architectural bcanty 10 rcnd Of its qpprars-
aice To one WHO Erzetl at " from the bcautl-
f ;st sscss stk t. y t sliss 1dns ieaIns sayf i dis
ok tic luoon drst reycajsti It to lily.
Sy mH!t'1S 1Sn eyss %eiSs! a Ss0t 5 oe afqsa Is ts IL
| long range hntl tnkcn !niscalculatcd md )Et
llrol, so,ic 0t tho nelghhori,sg tle,,coops; hut
Its proxtMity to llle track u;!t Its grant style,
ralioi,, soon .lissiptcdI, !::my doubts NM! con
! yiMced tne of my error. There 1t stu"a with
i.s m,asstye sE!es-nt !cast, ten fest high
sublime IN Its perfect si'1plIeity; II Is Dorlc
there seems to !'e ttl soHia pnrts \ inppy
lecture. The fnur pillars l,poll which i rests
e!as$lc s'lorc, aro paee,l so urtIst!cal!yi1 i1 thc
placid! siHagts'lre ny oftelstsnaes TO sHll fort,
Tears lr6m tho st0ntcst hcnrt. DisanlnIng al
convcntionaltties III architecture, tAo nrchi-
paint to 1,sr, afnl, as tho building rlses
mlaKt1!slcent before u.s. .,,s w. sea upon its
ssdyor,n Wesy Ses M IT. apt IL 'tnsais assiyc aor % s ts
wht, !enye nMhrsllas ln THO strssctNrH over
nig!1t,-.corvetl With curious lleroElypl'Ies,..
seen's 70 look WltM lGei'ae .. ~ sMa"ess H. ~
tys%or si a@ aa e e n"nGGt f"azis G'p"n si'nnC
t.lon tile sides a,lit front, alC, to tnld To the
effect md preserve tho harmony, 40 o. closely
9s tio hrc,itefs IT, clG a0 ,asrG " a,, 1ns y aa
broksn aai 1'en!ed g Wt} paper nut the r.
terror VI TIC building llns cllarm M inr M ilii,
ll @ riv hitSlS o 'E oonilxt sea' % a %
IT'S rnSlslilne iRG14ty from tne outsina oi !!
locke!l MoSr: witla{iseaifEs oa ~. 1o,.slne mn mn
n, aug'is tilat llo i!sl1 snn portf ~ AS AS 9o
latd With p"e md Gonl-'nst u n.al ola els-
grnpil.wlres the effect Is xO,'pi o,yer9iweIrnE Iins
Hatres Light is Ssn Ss EXCLUDED tbs tontnst fr"n
rlvusts poursthFs'!el. M tile oyerlnnsi!ls M roei,
pcars are sung BY the occupants g TINT should
manu- tlio lIl!'ao,s CetIa hu!aIonM a!o"!r ,,.,.. 10
nnEni!iesnt towSr, M risi1g , 70 TIC h!ght q I
tl!ren feet siX Inches, ait! m!!ch rsSeollnG ~ N
chimney. i!tly crowns t!!ls 'tlistfrplecG ot inc
o!,s wIil ~! to yiew !his architectural 9rna, r.
nent that Is p'acctl at the gate Ut one Of tho
ilncst parks III tho country.
lnos Inc s csa S'Sa Hi sG! e they eEsSsa se ss Z
giyo tlle ,peoplo = taste of tho delights ot
country lilo on Sunday for tho sMin r., Of Il =,
cents and when tho people realtzc m by 9ss.int M ~!
My apSyrcclase ls i5 a s'presasivs s sds a ssaanlty
of this great corporation. X. X. TEcliT.
TIL, SOUTHERN srrr1r,rrSr.
. Tin ofIlrors of fhn ChfenRn, ST Jouis &
, 1880-09-04

,'n1oss tho Il"p upon 'oo t"''i'''''' 'eS'4o' "'
Mr. swott, who waa grcctct, very warmly,
,ai.i Tint tho great question Of tho ,iay wis
whom did sho Nation want Tor lfcsNloht ana
vlce-pscs!acnt- "a tho nstcsttou now Atooh+
.nsse ~, ye5s oss a n"ss e." 'F the ." nar
.se. u III mi nno,,nt tn much v t,,on
,asss nts na hs % prne'pe. H " Involved m ehoico
between thon, lay at tho very hearts euro Of tho
"nc must l""k nt tho record OF tho itepnnllean
aud I'etnHFatlo rnrtics The speaker .i'e', re-
vicwc,l graphically tho history 0f tho atrugRfot |
frsrn tfs inception. hctwecn tho slavery and
nt!-slntcry elements 81 tho Nntiont showing
nt i, ~ ~ NY xos ,r ~ ". smnnart ar fr'in,
,,S ,,o r'f ,hn ,"r,,c ws ns ~ astv r',r scay #,
Wnuu ~ @ .up ~ ~ ...in,t t''V "o'neo o'e' '
" TSc sss res, II Il this aEiatton was that 1neosa
.n''i! ha siayGry t,iy ~ x,fao Or ocn, a. w: wv:
~ e Nfn ,x % tnH tHn, scn;1n "m Mn i cstabish
whit they ctai'nol to bo s.parate oosers'-
ho ,rhn kor r,ov Tim, ,vben Tim frat shn,tow
fcil H,a'n !.inc"as mini that there ad y 81
F @ Hs @ ts!s rxS xcttely M,o,a .S 1fS e, "a e e ns
@ YSt NJ ~ wnr ni tH,1,p ~, md nd Tic tSo ,Tsu1t via
YIN paatei q ,,, sxSsy h9st'e'Nent from Milne to
Tr th9 M1s to ,G xses9 o, wns he
smn snnHcr 90 ,v,e 1,on IN WITH S With e rs rnr u
lie 'ReasSs sSacrai Ta s"arss Il y sss stef Sisier
Gen: MnrSan III Il JIM, r., nr,rs ra,;, hr u s.G1
turecs thcrt and wen % smu 1--WE th., @ ~ VIZ, IL"
Of nrrts nnos .n 1oi' f i',e c ac H. liz liz
S1'1xeF iii st,. " S,s %aa " duo sdcncc. %lis i. NO.
t!ee sas rnsM "d tnrgG esses IT, ~, q p ~,
ome o. tiesn snnrn.rs. thn 1invs r. tsl,,n
cpossI tho scco sss anil tue ,tni. f!rl ,,n, Snss
ss, wv 'nr ",,o, 'frl ;,cnnIc. tIe rcn,"tm-
sf Ssfs'1 sai',as a! .s &c. asss,!s" ] Of !se resS!ee
~ iMe mI - & ~, ,,ano.'tl,.. ~ th,Ir t,f',a, tm.n,
, 1880-09-04

Waterman Stat!np, 10 kalb Cos lll
DEAR SIR: This ID 10 cGftify that your INDIAN
Hl.OOD SYRUP hua cured mo Of tatn a the hsek.
II 10 valuable medicine Alt6- HQou
, 1880-09-04

I.VEu0DL Cook Co. III
DEAR str: ! hnvo found, ~ giving your iHhiAA
piUOD HYiuF fair trial! thst IL u all II IL recon.
tuended to bc. and advise any one Who NAY be " p9a
health 10 EtTc 1t tfiRl NIX FlIEEMAH.
, 1880-09-04

N0oQn, EuMb0TlNHd Co. III.
i,EAn SIN: Ny daughter hns Chilli tor foaTtssn n.,
Meet Until commenced tho uis Ut your 1EplAh
NiOpi, SfttItr, aM0E. trinl Of which eliGet9aiy
rest or niy family, nnd hare had NJ uso for doctor
since hnye Ind your medicine In my house. Eonld
mi IL without IL and FccnHIngnd lta uso 10 suffering
kunan!tY. -l@usaAHHAA AA"
, 1880-09-04

= HnNe
DEAR tn ~ daughter ~ :aaysfSs yisScrna 1ITm mpndsf
fhie IiriuuitI f0r uUEs than year. WIZ w "a nne
mstt Ut Two ply sLctaaa .une AllnpAtn!H ~ ~ nsay
o.har ssasae. aMonr Tl!sh gaa RI 5.{s'in innoo
sYHIji end, running 0toT your pareph'et 2. sks
Caught yUnT ~ tue ltaaaas Nfth ~ j., IL
v0ur nsetittne, and, 10 ths JOY 0f Ait NMpsH nj
fTtuudS. she WAS toon EottntSM - ,agkniSuf{ftN. 7,
hR<h. vU&1N ~ HeA"@
, 1880-09-04

HhNdWlCh. Dt Khtb C0t JIG.
DEAn HlR: This n to cortify thGt yonr INDIAN
BLOOD III libF, which rryelrod from your agent:
has completely curcl mo OF uysne nRlh !. ne btH
medicine cY0t used. 1llIsAA 4. hLLEH.
, 1880-09-04

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS,
travelling sRcnt5 uf runners solicit trade from drua.
, 1880-09-04

THE WAUASlI.
My. 4. U. Bird. General Freight Agent of
the Wabash, st. Louis & Paclfio Railroad,
announces that the Organization OF tho
, 1880-09-04

: TtUtOp1lfs, E1HhFH Co4 II
DEAH slH: Your great lN@I!AA HOOD SfKupn y
thn bast HiPlctne ever tI9ed fur Heart DlstA4o
recommend It to all similarly Atalctad ,uou
, 1880-09-04


Il Il :st: :s: ;;;.ss ;;sss :ss tss ttss:: Ktss:v.
4 4 FFs@i;,,'stsss Fs@i,,s. H. III T,a.S. asi.el''
i ms i.ncn,oee. tae 1,teesesan. SsssHas "s''e1
81 Ss
J. psutssl|hses sho heredita ,ts'nt of rStsoa y ~
Thete 70 spritS anpIoyad q i. snsfaesars sn
zss ss saa '''0'' s''' 0@a '*'N9 'fa*F''a &" a4A"
CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS,
uerarc ot Countsrfett Madeline. employ ~
:ayolnz aRonts Or runners to solicit trade from drug
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.
Disease OF tho Stomach and Liver.
a..-,,a Cal1o: AIs1.G"ds,, =" Z e, g. II;
ness' ;ess f s NA FL %:
H. EslsRs ri e Gsr'es ''' 'n 9lSs ;ss.ta slsy
An Excellent Kennedy.
n.An s syasss ays sssa s2ns ssas 81; ss
s re.us Il oS
Il: y; :
1"t y" "h"ooe'" ~'A>S' "
nldnev t,lxcnuc
5 80" -,
III. AZ, 70 fs @ xs ysp II IFisMX xsh:1
e.; Ss;ss $Sss
Thlrd.pny cl,il1s.
S R5Ss seH wi ns |: :s.s &c s' y: s; 4ssS.; s
CAlls nltef all dslof hda1eiHes hao 1alHa
M'9S At'o"S'
<,..,,-1.
cnt'is cnrea. s. m
,enitix tHire. chiIIa nnd ran recnnIend Ii IL the
best madIc!ne in thV country for Nheumauhm and
ELL hECCHHlA.
All That 1t Ii Recommended to BE.
fnmort f.ook f.o Ill
mani Mn. l hnvo fo,,nd bY Eiyina your iNiiiHN
f3iS 1viitis fstr fTnI ths il II iii il IL recon.
sss r. s any Si ill., III EsaH
~, s: e.
IisOlJb SfkUf. ahuEt Hlnl u "ntcH sEuItH.H!
, 1880-09-04

File M your cor1la with tho "Japancse Corn
Etlo." 1t will surely euro mud end paiu. Us couts.
No other Whlskcr Dyo equals Mll'8-l ceuta
, 1880-09-04

MAN s,n. I haxo used your excsisnt INh1AH
t,tHjtl HfHU il my family for thu past nEe Jear
ma VA niHars Enutd IL lust ns recommended. II %
Tia hHat fanjT medicine yer used In uy lAmllT.
WV eeA'S~"' MRS. Ii. A. BURKE.
, 1880-09-04

pkARHtn: It'll. Is to ceritty. that your 1Hp!Ah
DDOD nas cured ne 81 l9Ta Dl'cshs ras
rccommend Il to Ill tutoring hnsran!tT, ,,orop
, 1880-09-04

buckingham, ksnkakes Co.: ~: INK 4 s,an ~ @ .tsa
DEAKs!: lwHs gIo1f t94st1s !,"u usa1 yoss
most ysl,inno iNDiAN hi.GDit HyMUl.i n9M n -. -
much selIUv I'd and ean1hton- HI Hui
tclnO all. ANNA f4R32N"NA---
, 1880-09-04
A f,nod Rjood Purifier.

WkItHh01. IthKH, HI 1T3f1
DEAR Str, hhre used rour xrsst ~! Nna TVs.
f(bf 1ud take pleasure III seo0mHasadins nnHXIT.
, 1880-09-04

DEAR slns WAS troubled with NenIsle!a fnr sS11 ,
SfHul. aid am happy tosaJ 1t ss snIfs{ cHfsG ny
, 1880-09-04

AkFef NUtnNAMAHts ,eH
1utk4petlha,. KAnkakGA Coz lll MAJ 9! .At -.
pEAu tiW. ciloOriulJ testity TINT your 1ust1 ~
sbss:sl iNtiAN kt.UUu Hf alz a nnyeEss ma IA
istacvp and highly 0sttenled ~ Al Hno aHs Eta,
II, nYn used youf medicine with the nost ~ Il
tory results, xnd car therefore ~
AL s'ea''sN " ~ HAHAlt FhhkE'
, 1880-09-04

Pontiac, EtTtpKston S0dnyi tssa
DEAR eIu. This Il 70 cstti.y thA1 ~, f1iLo1b
greatly beonlod by u.nR your Frcnt nn SSys bs<a
-VfcatIy tFuVUieu with WeAtpesA. ao1r omma1tnd il
niakos no tjei like young klF can III u Hiiil1T
Fl a yA1nab}H remedy. NlAoQA onN4'-
, 1880-09-04
LISTOF1YUOlESALE DEALEhS
M. CIaIk JohDpn's Indian Blood Syrup

CHICA0U, 1ILs -.
VAN BCI1AAcK, STEVENSON 4 CO.. % soa -
AoRHlSS)N. pLuMMEn 4 CO.. u and II La1s~ss
Eiii.i.EK i EtJll.EH, 81 AkFkotst
S{lLMAN i KING. 81 l4Ak1.sE ,.,w.h..hxv
fOHil, SIIUVKNbVNGu G0S u " WapaAn'ts' =.
, 1880-09-04
Dyspepsia Cured.

FIyHUEtN,
nKAHStTs I have been troubled Win bitionanen ~
iNijiHN Il.OUD nYNuF, and found Il t tn 6e 112s
vElphp3e medicine. IlaUNAo THANH NA'H'
, 1880-09-04

nrAn p1n, l hn4e u,cd Your INDIAN U[l0Vl
SYRUP for Cramps In ny bto9aeh and asn "a tnE ~ hoJ
Cases u s'oe'ea e'npss' ELIZA aEru MgTzB.
, 1880-09-04

DYAn gtTkt l cnn SAY thAf yuuF INDIAN A!Nptr
aTiiijts hSa no equal for C0hstfpnlap. slchliekSs
ache an In Tho fawles. And Ehtlls. Anu ta0 aAtsV
ASs"A*4AS@s"@ - R1jfiDA A, REEL
, 1880-09-04

Aurorn, Kaas CO III
pxAn etNi havs uasd some Ut yolf !hhsnnH hnhsn n
Ni,Ni} flklJp with hcn1ncIa rr8ult4, anu knMns
il " xtOd medicine 10 bulld up tha sYsten eehf."'
Would fecomMend Is to n suffering ff9uss u 'gIMN gMItMN
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-01-29
The MAINE TROUBLE.

Bangor, Jan. 27.-The Justices Of
the Supreme Court arrived here last
night. They will confer to-day on
the Fusion questions.
The Fusion Legislature assembled
to-day but adjourned until tomorrow
without ~transacting any business.
Brston, Jan. 27.-The Herald,s
Augusta special says: There has
been quite large arrivals Of Fusionists
from Lewiston and Auburn, and the
Acknowledgement has information
that a company of Is is expected
this afternoon from Biddleford.
Leading Fusionists say any attempt
to arrest the officials Of their govern
ment will be resisted by force. The
Governor has been urged to. call the
Portland Blues and Montgomery
Guards, to the city, and it has been
suggested to have them qaartered in
the hall near that in which the Fu-
sionists meet. The Governors proc
lamation is expected to follow close
upon the decision Of the Supreme
Court.
Bangor, Jan. 2z.-The Supreme
Judicial Court has rendered a unan-
inous decision, declining to recognize
the Fusionist bodies at Augusta, and
explicitly declaring the House and
Senate now holding sessions in the
State House to be the legal Legisla-
ture Of Maine.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-01-29


Weber, the noted Louisiana liar,
swore before the Spofford Kellogg
committee in New Orleans that Sena-
tor Marshall Twifchell, now United
States CONSUL at Kingston, Ontario,
sent him Weber) a letter on the NOR
ming of the elction for United States
senator, asking him to go to the state
house and help make up a quorum,
and that Twitchell afterward told him
that he could have made some money
if Weber had been on had when wan
ted. Wednesday Mr.. Twitchell APP
peared before the committeein Wash
ington as q witness, and squarely con-
tracted Weber's yarn. In the course
Of Twitchell's examination the fol-
lowing interesting questions and n
swers occurred.
Who was appointed tax collector of
Red river after it was made q par
isha
My brother, Homer J. Twitchell,
who was murdered .aftel being dis
armed.
Who was next appointed!
MIR. King, my brother in-law, who
was murdered in 1876.
Who next?
Mr...Wooster, who made the noise on
the court house, 81 that my shooting
should not be heard.
Your shootingl What do you
mean by yeur shooing.
When they attempted to kill me,
and, unfortunately, as they think, on
ly succeeded in taking off both my
arms and gripping me in the leg.
When was that?
That was in 1876. The house was
Democratic and the senate was q tie,
with a casting vote in the hands Of a
Republican lieutenant governor, and
they wanted to make q Democratic
majority.
Twitcholl was asked by Spofford's
counsel about some alleged PROPOSE
ton he had made to Mr.. Abney, which
gave the opportunity to Kellogg's
counsel, on Is examination, to ask
him who was the Mr.. Abney named.
To Which the witness replied that he
was chairmen of the white-league Or
ganization who forced all the parish
officers, eve in number; to resign,
and then after they had been disarm-
od and had received safe conduct to
Shreveport,::had them murdered in
cold blood just outside the parith linn
it's.