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, 1880-11-18

very high In this country, Eecausc they nlis-
cons,ruc tho American i.lrn Of liberty.
krnrhcy. of California, Is the most con-
spEcnons itistancG Of thu clnss 10 which
we refer. II lie were to be SIT tlnwn In 1rc-
1antl, md tl.ought lie could indulge III inccn-
diarlsn without personal danger, ho would
probably give Just sltcli n,ty1ca rs O'1,rseM Is
sail 10 l,ave given. Tin Irish peasnntry
should not permit tic assertion of any resi-
dent In America tu bntrny them into n belief
that resort to tho re Is tho first u1sa ,npst
obvious remedy for oppression ln this col,n-
try. 1,or should they a1tow nnybo.ly tn per-
suate them to alnpt tint snlc1llnt policy.
The American practice Is 10 first exhaust nll
the peaceful means for securing cllt.lgc tl
defective Or oppressive laws, md tl,fs IL tho
COURSE for tho irtsl,mcn to pursue. 1t would
seryo Mr. O'lIrien right 1t ho were ortlpretl
to quit tho Kingdom within twcnty-four
llo,lrS, with tho alternative Of going to jail.
It's protty safe to predict that he would soon
lcaye lrclntul To ilcr fnte
, 1880-11-18

THEY nave strange Inconsistencies In ire
land. Thus tho Earl OF Ernc, tho landlord OF
tho cstate Of Which Boycott Is the ngent, a!so
owns 1000 acres in the atltotning County of
Sligo, but not ONO OF Ills Sligo tenants l,as
volunteered TO mid Boycott, tho agent III
Mayo. The Earl also owns some 81, 600 acres
OF land In tho Protestant County Of Fer,na-
Hagl, md TINT county Inns m Immense
Grunge population. Tho Earl himself fs n
member Of that secret political order, but not
ono Of his tenants In Fcrmanagll, where llo
is also Lord Lieutenant, Inns volunteered or
can be induced to 60 to the mid Of Ills agent
in Mayo. Tho band Of "gcntlc1nen and
laborers who went to tho relief Of Boycott to
dig his turntps and cut his oats was gathered
In tho remote Counties Of Caynn and Mon
agl.atl, where his lordship does not own MI
acre Of lard, and where tho people have Ind
no experience Of lin rs landlord or an
eyfctur.
, 1880-11-18

Mn. STEPHEN i. Do1.sEy }sas hcen saying
pleasant things of Mr.. George q. Gorllarn,
md Mr.. Gorham Inns brcn rccIprucattng to
Tho extent Of Ills grateful and enthusiastic
nature. Mr.. Dorsey wishes to have Mr..
Gorhnm reelected Secretary of the Senate
and Mr.. Gorlsam believes President Garfield
will bo simply consulting his p!aincss inter-
ests IL lie calls upon Mr.. Dorsey to preside
over the Interior Department. It will lo
observed tint Mr.. Gorhan nsks md suggests
nothing for himself; neither does Mr. Dor
soy; cncll Is anxious about the other.
, 1880-11-18

T11E election returns from Ataskn arc not
nll III yrt. They noycr will bu in. Thoru are ITO
nscctton-rctnrMs In Alnskn. 1t 10 doubtful
whether Tho few Americans cngngcd In hooking
rtlr-fcals IN TINT reMoo Territnry knew yet who
has bGu,l nut,Atctl forfresit1oMt. to say nothing
uf WIN hns tccn elected. They nre. IN nil h,l-
1,lI,t probability. ut thts tnotntt eanvassx the
1ierlts Of Samuel .Ionos Tllsten and uothor raro-
xule politicians. 1lnt 1t tl,oir tnntrHost lcarts
they brl!cro that tntnes q. Illalno is To be tho
next President Uf tho Uhtctl States. THIS B hnw
It hnppenn'a: Tho last skipper WIN visited tho
Territory 1iud henrl Of Il Convention III CAfrngn,
a1Hi ktiuw somebody had brcH nominated, but
couldn't rtnrll.cr tho nn.no of thu modest man,
Thu tnhnbtnhis of A1nskn met In thu hack par-
lor Of ono OF their humber md resolved t.t tho
skipper would lIuvr remembered GlnHt. II It hnl
been he; Hnd entllln't havp forgotten Sherman,
ns he Is Interested III tho fur-sen shcrIcs; so It
must have boon Dlafuo who Slipped his ulcluory.
Mr. 1l!iltnu Will, thernf0ru, continue to be prcsl
dent Of A!aska Until further nutleo.
, 1880-11-18

GES. SuEns'AS'A suggestion tliAt the tllln
ronks of orr little army shnll bo Increased to
:p, CUo enlisted MEL will l,ayo tho approval Of
every citizen who has lah occasion to lloto
tllo tncflccncy Of the present army force.
Tho law authorizes tho enlistment OF this
number, nnd tho Democrats In Congress have
kept down the forcu 10 $4,000 men, not from
motives Of economy, but 10 Erattfy tho
Southern sectional hatred OF tho blne-coats.
It Is high time that tho National AdniInistr,-
ton should abandon the notion that Southern
soil is sacred to the l.eresy Of State-suvcr-
ctgMty nrnl that tt is sacrllcEe to Introduce n
soldier Of the United StAtes Government into
that section Of tho country without tho special
permission of the Statc-IIouso ollgarchles
which claim TO rule 1t. The location of n
regiment Of soldiers In or near tho City Of
Chicago for my purpose of tho General Gov
cr1,,ncnt would not bp regarded by the pGo-
pic Of this section rs a menace; OIL the con-
trnry, there would be II ,lew feeling Of sccllr-
ity III their presence. There Is Ito reason
outside of Confederate irreconcilnbi!lty why
tho United Stntcs soldiers should not
bo regarded with tho sanlo friendly md
National sentiment III tho South. It
may 10 that the presence Of soldiers
wherever thoy may servo tho inter-
csts Of tic Government I'll tho Southern
States will command n respect for the Coy
ernmcnt which IS not HOW entertained by
tho people OF tfnt section. At nll events,
there should bo enough Of National forco to
insure the collection OF the Government row.
cnues and tho enforcement Of tho United
Statcs laws. 1t Is desirable, too, TINT tho
, 1880-11-18

Il CORRESPONDENT ut 1.0ngll Musk, Irc-
aaH''. wheFpthn British Government IL helping IL
landlord tu gather his nrups, sMys:
Tile liyis. II p''or. IND Cnpt. lnyrott exnctctl
The lust fnfthnF far everything eun ,y tho re-
have heen .1ulr.i.i,k Cnpt. lsuycntt iur SUMO
mouths told me- ihnt tlo latter charged thetn
an'I four pece rrr stone If putistocs, which lvy
hlltl tu tlf1 themselves.
1ioycott would invc innl!o n Rond Pcunsylvn-
min ct'rrer!cih during tho Rebellion. rs Ills NC
ton ls on tt plane with ttsut Of tho Coppcrhcn'l
farsnors of York County aud around ucttys-
burg, who charged tho Federal troops unKltg,al
III driving Lces ilebe!s out uf pusnsy 1vanin llve
cents for drink Ut wcil-wntur, wlltlu they fur
n!st,e1 w0tcr to tho ltebs for nothing un tho
ground TINT they wcro good Dou,ocrats, wtilo
tho reus wcrc Republicans.
, 1880-11-18

wu,,1t nll prefer. like alr. UNcll, III ray many
parts a,nt mi lso pn!d for tlom. InNtfus ri'dle
sturrls3u n'so rlses to csplnin. He snya hN pnrt
il nnty n i,ttlu nlo my htlw, mi! mt n pleasant
character, involving tnany wnahInFs Of tho
hands; md. taklng nnu consideration with
nrothor, tho 1'assion players iut IL not happy
, 1880-11-18

a WnIrEH IN the New TURK Tribune prof
fcra tho following for II ltinrld ser,nun, with
sl,cctul application to Chairman i.slrfl,ln: Text
Ill. Saml,cl, xviii. y: "A,ul tho mule tint wns
under him wont away" Subject" Tho fAlluro
Ut trusted supports, especially muies.'
, 1880-11-18

ID tHE 1saHSf u 7Hs EN4tdBb !F11NHss
ST. I}tilH, NY lU.--Un Frllthy evening
staltl III tito lost-O Olllco ut Kuta,ts City. Tho
t,Iil III chhrHu gal Tint wns his reElinr price.
ls that q. HI j. II. WAttE.
M, IL was II petty Bw!ntlle m tho purchaser.
Tho "nlan In charge" pUckctcd ncarly sovc1,
cents OF profit IN tho transaction.
, 1880-11-18

l,EronE tho election Dcmocruts minated
tiat In tlla event OF q closu contest t!lcy
would count in Con. Hancock. Tint they
mcant what they satd IL shown by the fact
that after thu election steps were takon BY
tlle l)asl.'tn g,.,lg to overcome twenty uda
thousand Republican minority In tho Stats
Ut Now York, doubtless tAIs Is The n,ost
IpollstrDus political rascaiIty over conte,A-
plated by ba1Ml OF desperate parlisal,s. hut
Senator I;,ttler, ot Soutl, Caroltna, l,as q
match for It. According tO Il reported inter
View t,at distinguished rulllal,-hEs record
rs bulldozer wnsrAnts the tllle-ptoposes Tint
the Democratic Clerk Of tho ltouse OF Repre-
sentatives stlall steal tho organization Ut that
body by suppresslng from thu roll enough
Republican nanlesto leave majority Oh tic
, 1880-11-18

GAMnEr~rA's last joke was nbout the
weather or tic religious orlers, ,ta ono chnosca
to tnkc It. lie said dryIy In tlrcnchins shower,
something 0f II f.At 1t Wis, tuu,-" It Ii not
weather. lit cyeu Tor turnIpg Darnabito OUT
iloOE9."
, 1880-11-18

JlMaGy O'NElr, who desires to represent
tllo Savior of inankta ut Iiooths Thoatre Iii Now
York. Informs tho press an,l public that, such ts
hls sctlso Ut awo. hu wolA like mover to play any
other part In hts life, anl mover WILL II tho pub
liz wilt snrpatt him wcll In it. This snngnanl1n-
lty on Mr. UNc!ls part il unparalleled ln tho
annals OF lramatls Art. Thcro aro fow actors
who are Willing TO plny ono pars all tho tine,
especially II they ntc we'll paid for 1t. Thoy
, 1880-11-18
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1850.


Secretary of stnte-Alph0nso Taft
Secretary of tho 'rreasilry-Levl Z. Morton.
Secretary Of The Intcr!or-stcrhcf II. Dorsey.
Secretary or Wnr-,1. DDnnh1 Entncron.
Secretary Of tho NAvy-Ocorgu U. durham.
Attnr,loy-G -Gencrl-E,ncry y. Storr5..,
1Ustiunstcr-G q GGIltsAl-.I. 4. J. CreswGll.
This Cabinet, 1t Is believed, would be en-
tfrnlY nhArlnQnlOlls.n
, 1880-11-18
l'DS'rAiE.

Entered at III rott.oget at thttngo. H., AZ sto.d.
Eiats Mittfr.
For Tho henent Of our putrons who thalro 10 sertl
s.npe rGtlea Of TIE flntfNE ahronHlt tho na1l Nd
E!xe herewith tho transient Entc Vi ktostaEns
Dan,rsftc. Ter E:Nrp
EIRht md Twetyc rhEu iaprf. cents.
Hixtgeu Faxu l'npgF... cuhes.
FDrfttt.
Eight and Twelyo rago l'apur.. cents.
, 1880-11-18

HllCji II STil1UHDs
@-----------------------
BRIBERY BY KISSING.
During tlle recent ean1rafgn n 1}rooklyf
glrl wrote letter 10 Zen. Garfiels', In which
she sai.l: "To-niglt bought sSotc. Guess
llow! l promised to kiss tho gentleman
every tlay fur year, and two others Of my
friends llnye given up tlle Democratic ticket
fur ten kisses apIecc. sllall he very nlcll
surprised II You are not clectct.n Whit
reply Gcl,. Garfield nude to this pleasant
bit Of Information Is not known, but there IL
10 record That liz rebtlked tho young Indy
for her personal cnnvoss III his beha1f, or
TINT l,o even 'iscountenanccsi the use of lcr
charms III suel, liberal manner to enhance
thu sl'ccess Of the Republican tickut.
Thu rrnrfent prl,ttrs md stern 1lornlists
null persons past lissnbtu nEe will unllles-
tlonably regard tl.e actiUn Of Ibis young WON.
an MS n species Ut bribery ant III Illegal
tratlicking Il, yotes, though wo are not nwarc
TINT there Is uny statute tlnt cun send the
brlber to n dungeon cell, or brand the nc-
ceptcr Of tho very pteHsant uouceur rs Il sub
tect fur popular Indignation or personal cc1,-
sire. Tlloso was certainly nothing UNDER
handed, or sEeaklng. or behind the back, rs in
tho cnse Of ordinary brib'ng, where vote Is
bought with money, ror tho partles 10 the
brIbo had TO trnsnct their little operation
faco to face. Again, III ordinary bribery
there Is always something substantial anti
tangible conveyed TINT fnay be found 1ll'olf
tho person. or TINT lie may Produce NJ ept-
deifce TINT lie lins been lrlbe, but III thlsraso
there Is na.l1inE substantial or tangible colt
vcyctl, n"thlnE tl"t lnay bo fot'nl li1't''t
tile person of tic party "f the seco'ltl part,
nothing thHt he can show In court to provo
tho Esillt OF tie party"f tho ilrst N1rt. II
anything Is conveyed 1t certainly disappears
III tic very net ot conveyance, alnl It even
1laEcs no difference how many times thu
brlbo IL rroitered nM ncceptetE. Ilitre Ii
evidently no consideration III the transac-
tto',. 1t Is csa''escens, epllemeral, mil
ethereal III every se!'sc. Thu stycr loses
hotl'lng: tile hcccpter gains nothing. Looli-
'ng Mt tho 'nAtter III Its purely legnl INSPECT.
II Is certain thnt II tic transaction Is Illegal
thcro Ia no lagal netlloll Of stopping It. That
| Inns nlready 1tcn decided Ill the Scotch
caso Ut aIcTaylsh vs.. McTavish. 1t was II
contest for Il Parliamentary sent, anil tho
children OF tho defendant were accused Of
buying votes with kisses. Ono Ut the Nc
lavish girls, buxom, stmpping wcnch. tcstf-
hcd oil Tho statni That she Ind "klssGtt
tho whull toon," atd rs seo was OF a busl-
ness turn of mild md was determined toscc
That tllc votes which sho had bought were de-
llveresl, sho kept list OF tho recipients Of her
fas0rs. Tho list was produced MIL tho first
na'lo was tlat uf tho Judge on the bench.
who, blnshlnE rcd rs 4 lobster, declared 1t
unnecessary to rcatl tho rust Of tho list. TEcn
, 1880-11-18

rur t,rtcAno TEttDt>r has established branch
ocea or tic .ecpps ot subscriptions ns1 ndvcrtlsG-
ncnts ns follows:
NEW YOKK-Hoou . Tribune building. FIT. Nc
fADnEy, Manager,
GLASGOW, scotland -A1lnn's American News
Arcncr, II Nrnlold.st.
LUStN,S. Ens.-AMct!ran Exchange, ~ stEhud.
1lESny +. UlLt.1o. AacnL
WASlltSGIUN. u. E.--t111 + styeek
, 1880-11-18

GEN. !. 1fAwLEy Is a carpct-baggcr, hay.
sng bcen bort III Nurih Curol'na. lie clntyratcsl
to Connecticut Mt tho nGe CT =.
, 1880-11-18

Yosr, tho ctlltor Ut tho pnllcy Vfruln&uu,
who rcported Wade 1lalnptun's speech and
proved 1t Oh lin, Ia molestly proposed for POST
MASTER Generul by journalistic fsteul and
nolHhbor. Tho oIElcc Is hardly bly, enough for
Mr. fost. What he needs Ia Il place which Will
give hin t',ore ruDna to c1pu1t! lit. Tho Liver
pool cotsulshtp might 10, 1r tho French MIs-
slou,-somo pacu ut least which will give h!n u
ehAnco u keep IL hls hAnd rs reporter.
, 1880-11-18

Gov. DAVIS. 1T Mn!ne, Inns issued q procla-
Inntlon Occurring tl,at 670ta votes wero Gust 1T
fnyor af md s,l03 agaEust tin amendment to
tho Constitution making only II plurality OF
rntcs llcccasAry tn GlGct Governor, ntll that
tho amendment hns bpc.,nl0 Il I'art Ut tho Cotl-
st!t,ttlun. THO l.owiston Juur,itl, in maklng
this announcement, snya;
Tho Legislative resDsG submitting tho ques-
ttot,. b,lt nut tito amendment itsrIf, provided
1t Is clntnnc! BY Hny thAt tho Legislature Inns
no authority tu III prt,ytl, R1,sl. tlurefure, tine
It tnn Hl'Ily only tn tltt,re elections, It may hu
that tho Court will hAyU tu settle this question.
, 1880-11-18

Ntndt.on street, between CInsk und In snlte. 1.oc
nrc by rruf. ". e. 1tlchntds,-"Tw HgAth nit
katutp.n
, 1880-11-18

Olympic Thtntrc+
Clark strnct. hctwaen l.aku and Randolph. ErgnGe-
mont Of Bit. Harry q. 1tlchmoud. "Uur Candidate"
, 1880-11-18

MCNtckFf'e ThentFc,
Madison strcst, between 2tnta md Dearborn. En-.
gagstucnt Of tho Andson-Square Thoatre Company
"lIatc1 kirkc."
, 1880-11-18

ttnvcrtytk 'ThtR&rr.
rrHrnorn xsreU:. cnrnur Ut Mouruo EncAgoMent
Of tho HirnIfy Brothers. "Around tho World In
ElIhty I)n5s."
, 1880-11-18
Hershey Kustc-IEall


1lGFkREy
Madison street. betwcuu 3ta,o a,ld Dearborn. "Mo
tImcrta My3tcetre."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

FURNISHING TINE as GAS AND WATER ARE
SUPPLIED. - Paris, March 13.-Paris clocks
have long afforded subject of ridicuIe to
foreigners. In few days there will be no
room for derision. Within the last week
handsome public illuminated time pieces
have been erected In the middle OF the
causeway OF the leading thoroughfares.
These are all In communication with the
works OF the new Pneumatic Clock Com
pany, in the Rue st. Anne. By means OF
subterranean tubes this company receives
the time direct from the Observatoire every
morning, and regulates all the time-pieces
in connection simultaneously. In future 1t
will be possible 10 have the correct time laid
on In any house, like gas or water. at the
trifiing cost OF from three TO five confines
per clock pe- day. l was allowed to ~.
spect the compaDy's premises privately to-
day, and examined the whole arrangements.
The air is compressed by steam-eDgines,
and driven at intervals OF a minute through
the communicating tubes so as to move the
minute hands the requisite distance at each
puIsation. II can be applied TO any clock.
The company undertakes TO pay all The cost
OF the fittings. II supplies clocks gratui-
tousiy, aud charges only O subscription.
BY this new system all trouble OF repairing
and winding up is done away with. Over
one thousand pneumatic clocks are ordered
in Paris already, and will soon be tested ut
New York, where the patent Tor America
haS been purchased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

DRANATIC RECITATTONs AT THE AssOCIA-
TION HALL.-The appearance OF Mr. Will
liam Mason Evans at the Association Hall
on next Tuesday night may be looked for
ward 10 as promising and pleasing event.
The talents and attainments ri Mr.. Evans
have been very highly spoken Of elsewhere.
He is an elocutionist OF rare gifts and OF
uncommon resources, aud consequently his
efforts are marked by graceful ease and by
concentrated power. He brings out with
bcfdness and skill the incidents, thoughts,
and emotions OF an author. and displays
nicely of judgment and fidelity to these
truths and charms. 1t is one Of the real plea
sures OF life TO sit and listen 10 excellent in
terpretaicn-lo sit and hear the impressive
ideas Of mas erful minds or the mirtbful and
brilliant notions OF a sprightIier genius set
forth by an eloquent and cultured reader
with ccverness and craft. 1t Is pleasure
not to be underrated, and therefore it is a
pleasure not likely to be regaI ded with neg
ligence.
The programme for Tuesday evenings en-
tertainment is most excellent one, and the
object for which the readings arc given
(benefit OF the Young Mems Missionary So
ciety OF the Second Baptist church) should
ensure a crowded house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right side under the edge of The ribs,
decreases on preSsure sometimes the pain is In the
len .lde the patient s rarely able TO lie on the left
side sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and It frequently extends 20 the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
rsm IN the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
81 appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
eo,ive sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought 10 have heen done. sngnt, dry cough
"a sometimes AL sCtendant. The patient complains
OF weariness ard debility he is easily startled, his
feet AZ cold or burning, and he complains Of a
prNky sensation Of the skin; his spirits are low ;
and although he IS satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yet he Can scarcely summon up
f;ude enough to try 1t. Ia fact, he dstrusts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the body after
oath hos shown the LIVER to have been extensive
lI deransed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

ABBOTT OPERA TRoUPE.-Miss Emma ABB
bott commences an engagement OF four
nights and Saturday matinee at the Theatre
AnriI 7tb, with the following repertoire !:
:. Faust Martha" Paul and Virginia."
Z" bohemian Girl" and "Tbe Chimes OF
Normandy"
A writer says: Emma Abbotts perform
ance throughout was genuine triumph.
Her voice is in the freshness OF its spring
time, rich IN tone. crystalline clear, ana
melting with sympathy and tenderness.
She has magnetic presence and manner,
and possesses dramatic feIyer and breadth
and extraordinary vocal volume. Ibe
lovers duet, by Emma Abbott and Castle,
was admirably sung and impassiona ely
acted by both. Ii sioymed the house ana
awakened it to genuine enthusiasm. Pau'
and Virginia were unanimously called be
fore the curtain, and after they bad retlIed
the audience was In state OF fur0re that
was not anelled until the curtain had risen
three times for ribreerepetitions, which were
given, when quiet was restored until the cur
tain rose on The next act. Then soon came
the bird song by Emma Abbott, WIN It's
charming melody and yeDlriloquiat ehects.
Iteontains every difficulty in the way OF bril-
liant trauura singing. abounding rs u does
In trills, scales, and roulades, and is the Sc
yerest possible test OF singers yocalIza-
tion. Emma Abbott carried II IN triumph,
and still heightened the enthusiasm. IL was
encored, and she repeated Its whole move,
ment with sustained power. so toe lovers
duet and the bird song proclaimed the sue.
cesses Of Paul and Virginia, and crowned
the little American warbler Win iresh non
orr. Mrs. Seguin had several arls. which
she sang with her usual lower ana unisn,
and sustained her part brilliantly in numer,
Ill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
HOW IT WAS ACCOMPLISHED.

.,,, eminent medical autheTlties have pro-
lhe " Rrtght', ms, ase Of the Kidneys incurable
ppstses.asence thousands In this and other lands
he'd ie The In sfdlous power OF the COM
HW..od rtSNned themselves 10 an untimeiy ana
p-.sesssry grave. Rut tne age wbieh could make
u'S-i.es IN science has nlso rtveSied the restor-
Hea fn ths fzisl disease. Warmers safe
rls,Fy ana Liver Cure Is as certain ~ itS hGnng
Alss Alss a. A mathematical problem II Is guaranteed
losess 90 nsr cent. OF all Kidney Diseases and q5
tee.soi AZ al Liver Diseases, and that IL WIN 10
X, 4 hsyoad question.
Ih sor green, NJ. D.. distinguished sliopxthc
20 n rhc Sou,h wrote 10 the Nc6icaf Joefr-e
~; ~; % me eftcI that after all other means bad
"a ses he seoi fr the Kidney Cure tnow called War
ss. safe kidney and Liver CuTel. and TO MS as
i..,snnsnt cured serious case OF Brielt's disease
ien enoini",srlns H. and afterwards found IL equally
SssSrisi In other cases. lie advised his brother
S,sic,sns by all mesrs 10 use H. in preference To
-. -. hins else for kidney diseases.
tpc.J ihe follow ing extract nom letter from
piescit 4 Grimm, druggists, Monroe, n. c.:
MONROE. December 27, 1879.
U,e have no hesitation In Saying mai YOUR Sife
Z ,s,eS and Liver Cure T. the most efhcient comb-
n.,ion for ohsiinate Kidney nhseates we have ever
SSr@.n-aud we have meagre experience, our DIR.
Beseu beine praciieng hysician ,.l,, ,or nearly
twenty years p'' ""if fiS'
s,ch feStimnnV is Overpowerfng, and Is indeed
=, c,,,siory Of the best news which can CO TO
ss.rsHi.y re Warmers safe Remedies consist of
~ Ssse Klsney aud Liver Cure, the safe Nervine,
SIC Tosic, safe Pills, and safe BitierS-all OF
rn,eb are made up OF pure Ingredients, and are
~, Elective In their Offices. These statements are
,hs mol valuable facts. aud commend themselves
- ihe attention and good sense OF all. Druggists
ssu he Warner Safe Remedies In all paris of the
IRA By All mssns Try hem. NIB l5-Mlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
MOTHERS. MOTHERS !

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your rest
by sick child suffering and crying with the cxcru-
cia,ing pain of cutting teeth? II 90 at aud
get bottle OF MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor II tie sufferer I'M
mediitely-depend upon it: there Is no mistake
about II. There Is not mother on earth who has
used It who will not tell you at once that II viii
regu'are the bowels. and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health TO the child. operating ike
magic. II Is perfectly safe TO Ia all cases aud
PLEASANT TO the taste. and Is the prescription OF
of the oldest and best female hyscisns and
in the United states Sold everywhere. Twenty
i've cents bottle. de 2i-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK CASE, ETC.
In the United States District Court on Sat
urday-Judge Robert w. Hughes pre-
siding-Judge Meredith concluded bis ar
gument in the Dollar Savings Bank case.
The case was then submitted TO the Judge.
who took the papers and notes OF the au-
thorities cited. He will take time to render
bis opinion, which necessarily, from the
large number OF authorities cited, will be 4
very elaborate one.
The chanceiy case OF Baird's assignee Us.
Whittet Il Shepperson was argued by Maior
Robert stiles for the pl1intiff and Captain
John A. Coke for the defendants, and sub
mtted.