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, 1880-12-04
si1O1,r or FUEL.

TNE LtlA{a ulhNhAHk EUSIlHHG3
about rs II was. Thrro Is still nsfoltt tho satne
scaroityuf ears, TINT receipts by rutl n,r1n,'nt
to comparatively tlttte Or nothing. while tho
rnrgues which were expected ty 1nlu haye lcen
cttf,!llg In very elowfy. ut an average I'll nut
more tEnn two or three n dny. Navigation hnv-
ing cI',sch. 1t Ia doubtful whcthor n,t,ch will
conn by hike, although 1t Is probabIo TINT
having got su fur, will cnn,s III
l,stcr fnrorfng wnts and thu present mild
weather with,ut tnnch trouble. There ire still
st,lo Ilo01 tuus Of hard conl aitont, nccor!nx to
tho general Estimate, somewhere l'otwenn here
ani Buffalo, md tho fnct TINT Navigation Inns
closed. mud ttat for tho extrat hazard Involved
tt bccatnes rccpssury To 1'ny mn extra rte Ut ln-
surAncn renders II somewhat doubtful whether,
mitch ut II viii comic thro1tEh,-at fenat not
Without n corrcspuii,ling BONN lit prices.
Hut tho great difficulty turns OIL thu lack OF
proper facilities for neutrality-suspicious.. Tho
coaI nscn complain bitterly of tho pol|cs uf tho
trunk lines III giving up their cars to
Ee,SrG' sa,' rFEcnasdI'e E md in al1oM'nx ans
~. ssIetsaeks whsu there IA s,sch pressing ..ee,l
fos fMul The ar.lars frum yarinis porslonI. ot
il ns ercr. md taa ratirnH's rraei:,R thosc see-
tions arc still acknE u the iae'lttes for trt!I.s:
yhS n. e ese , sgssfaGy M ~
enrs 70 be shppe,l west Of chl,sixo. Tho result
cnrs OH Western rtnl.ls esln l,a nhtancA Tor tho
purpose. and !oa.lcd c.,al.cHrs husc resnnica
%r sS' ts.tes a S q Ss'%SS ,s,c s tos, IT s
of. thc mines furttcr westward. Somehow p
other the, ours, whlcl, W East ntslcd M with
brought bnnk With TINT regularity WHICH Il us,t.
ally chnracterlstio NJ tho rnilroatis mud the Go
nw,'iit!g shipment frnm tue IT, Emf % TO- tho - wsat @
ruu.ls with Tho responsibility. Tor mo present
, 1880-12-04

County. whrreIipon ttnrria rc,nIttcd sonr $tl.nn
sFok, t' 'rhc ,n,tIon % sas ov"rr',cd. % and tho
Gijtflty thnrrEruu tcM,k NJ, nplrnl IN tho Appel.
tito t'nlrt Ttio step referred tu 1T rnslnttibn
rn'on ef tho hill Of exemptions. WHICH hns '':cn
going On f,,r tl!g .Ntst tw,, days at tho sherman
!fnHsc. IltEc Thinker havfilu cnts,n ~ frn Cur
Attorneys Ia tho ctsn and settling tho bit.
The only paint IN cuntr'tvtrv wns us tUWlictiior
tho hill eholu In signed It's Gf the thy wfrn pre-
arntpl tn tim .1uEc, Nv lHe ltnrkrr l,el', tint
It sl,o.!ll ao ttr ns of THO ,tHy whc, 50 presents
cd. This whe tlnnc. ntnl tito lnHttrr !s t,!sw III
esn1tInn tt Ito apsct,iv ndhlstch III nrN'r'snnco
With tho Inv Of tllo fa,d, tho present suit tnklng
thn p'Aco Vt tho long sGrc: of tt,t,s'nyrrsins
which Harms hnR hN With tho county for MI
trued work .ono NJ, Tho foundations Of Tho ,lrw
Conrt- House. The bill Ut cxenptio,ls Is i tMu-
tltcnt 0f ntn,ut l. l'nRes, nrtl Will n'fnr plenty
Judge by within tho cll4e u kUuM 10 be lIenrtl.
, 1880-12-04
Queen Victoria aud st'e Prince OF
Wales.

4 prcppsterous paragraph, which has about 1t
nn Its rounds to tho effect lIIat tQiluu VIctnra
bus bten insl.rlng her lfo fur urge amount In
shu viii hnyo to ray pretty hcavy pren,luln,
No taeta4ts nre xssrit as IL her NnjeSty's having
uI'!erguIs l1ltaltcui scrutiny. and VIC lFo left u
consideration IN tho caso ut u rtRal
client: 10 fur ns tho Queen ia CALI
ternel, any Hfo-ll!snrtncc WOtld tlu MI
nhsustllty III view Ut tur having itcen rasly
alJle, for lunny {rars. tu save 81 l.ol,UN 4 year.
She fs prnbIy tho Wenllhlcst wolIIAn hi tho
cnsu, btr nuchy VI Lancaster llild legacy from
Mr, Ecod 6rlnH hsr lii t;71'u1 IL ycar. u!la her
iMctnnu, a!togcther !. probably nothing shurt of
{J,uu&U ye2r. ThHru Ii not tho slightest
, 1880-12-04
BOND PAPER,
Where 1t II Observation-Disclosures
lions Taken to Prevent Colifltcr-

Where 1t II Observation-Disclosures
lions Taken TO Prevent Colifltcr.
fcltlflg.
Sptttat Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
B0s1DS. Dec. 3.-Cnnsitlerablo g. comment
having BEEN mattc relative to the ilbre papcr
being found In possession Of the f0rger
3rockway t,tMl gang, the officers In Charge OF
tho MILL where tlle bn1ik-slota papcr llas bepn
made foruycrA ycarpnst were ln,eryteWetlti this
morning. Tho mill Is located ut Co'tsyille,
In tho cnst jlnrt 0t tho Town Ut l'ltlsell,
ncar the dalton l',c, md tho piper Is lnanu-
factnred under Contract Will, tito Nlessrs.
Cranr, bond.l,aper lnnkers, for several yeArs.
Officers representing tile Government aiM
Treasury Department locntetl hi Co@tsytlla
any that tic pai0r captured IS not even uIl
tnttatton, or Ii ut feast q very poor ol,e, Ut
tho distinctive pnper used ten years ago.
Tho paper now matlc not orly contains fibre,
hut also has threads running thraugl, tic
sheets, SO TINT cacll bank bin Inns a
red silk thread running down onu
sidu n,a ncross tho ends, ant with
tho prccantion tnken Mt the mill aru
shipment of tho paper 1t Is impossible for
outside PARTIES to nbtaiN 1t, or fur tho officers
or watcEmcn to be in colIllsion with tho
c0untcrleltcr. None hut tito best-l,ostel OF
tllu operatives If Crane IL Co., ailtl tllose who
lsnyu been In their Gnploy long time, nro
employed III tho manufacture, and especially
fr0ln tile tine the pulp receives tho silk 1lbro
every process ut manufacture IL Under tho
closest inspection by tl1a 0fllrEals. The sheets
nrN counted and Inspected by ladies' employed
by tbs Treasury Department., ncnr1y nil OF
wllnsn hive 6egn III that brunch 0t tho service
| for n LONG time.
Coming to berkshire County when the
| coutract was transferred from tho peunsyl-
| vnnia contractor, each sheet fs examined utltl
pAsscd through len other operatives for III
| speel!on. Every sl.eut Is accounted for,
Spoiled o1,es belng catefuily watched wlll!e
bDLng again tora III, md ll,atlu into pulp.
Eacl, e,npluy6 is searched on leaving or ell.
terlng the MILL Tllo mill Itself IL carefully
| guarded by Government employees nlglt md
t!ay. A detective stationed ut I'lttst!cltl coi.-
stnntly visits the mIll ut MI ttlnes. tlny
and night, WHEN least expected. When
| shipments ttru ultttl0 tho puler
IL placed In trolt-hau,,d packages,
sealetI. ~ guart! rl,!es OIL the wagon fronl
G0llHsfilU to l'ittsun Stnt1nh, wllerU It ts de-
llsrrud tn the American Express Cnm.pany In
| II fnr under tinverhlneltt Inspection a lie
teetivorlllcs III tho cur to bridgeport, Conn,
nf It, taking It to New York, where II d do.
IivnrGl 4. tho Sul,-'rrtaslIry, nl,l from there
sent tU washington tu fIo printed upun. No
visitor IL nil0Welt In thu mill nnlNr my cir,
cnnstancss, alla every prccaation possible IL
Eetttng Into tho llAll1a Of outside parties,
Nor l,ns stcl! L. thing vyer occurred. 30 they
tru emphatic In thp rnfa! O{ thu report tliul
cnll,terfu!lers hntl llle distinctive paper used
BY tho tipfcrntaeMt, or eten fair imitation,
, 1880-12-04

. ANOTHER sTEp WAS TAKEN YESTERDAY
In tho apparently !ntorlnnube 1lar,ns case,
which Will yet It beforu tho Appellate Court ut
Ottawa, whoro it c0lnos up for huusIng III tho
.At Inst Tho lust thus this venerable litigation
wns uiral In tho newspapers was an thu oc-
custom 1T the trul botpre JullKe lfarker, uf
carbohAals. In March last, OF llarn1s suit III
assnmpsit, tho caso haviuX been turned over tn
hssn OF. account III tho liability of Judge Upton.
OF nu Page C0unty, to whom II had gnno on u
change Ut venue, to try It himself ar vet any
othoF Clrcuit Judge thun Judge Ilurker on t.
Thu result ut tho trial lust Mlrcl, waS verdict
III flnsins' favor Ut II lIttlo over {1iuU. 4 mo-
tl,n for INV trial way tnadu Ia behalf Ut the
, 1880-12-04
LICENSING sr1,EET-CARs.


alessrs Il. Tuthltl ard 4. y. f!rntlcy. repre-
scRting tho clty. ind Mcssrs lIitchcock and Du-
pee, representing the Chcaso City Hallway
Company, called upon Judge Drumtnund ycstur-
day morning III relation to hls Rnnounerd de.
c!afon sustaining tho citrs dcniurrlr tu lilo hill
Of tho street railway companies in relation to
the Licensing ordinance uf Mnrth. l57a. Tho
Judge wns Ii, hts usually nnabo fr.,no Ut mind,
unl received his calcrs with cheory snlilo md
shake Of tho hand It's he Inquired nfter their
wants.
Sir. Dnpcc opcned tho business by renlarsttg
TINT he .snlerstnod tho Court intended to sis-
tnin tho t:etnMrrur tu tho bill IN the litigation Of
tho etrect-rallrond cnnpnnfes nIninst tho city.
With this Understanding to Ind preptlrctl a'rnle
amendments to tho bill which he t,d shown to
tho pnrtles. and asked lcavo to t!Ic.
Mr.. Tuthill sugRpsted that caunscl wntt until
tho formal entry Of tho ordcr sustaining tho de-
1ntirscr beforo they ASK loave to amend, uliu re-
marked that he had TO desire to ohtaIn nny
tochntcal advantage. The city wished to SEQ tho
matter settled, but nc had 10 desire TO nvAll
himself Of any technchlittEs.
Mr. Dupce saial TINT tho amendments would bo
Judge Drllntnoild remarked thnt tho order
would bo II siInptU statement nf his vEeWs which
per1na II ono sense ,t,!xlit MT to very nstersAl
Mt wals formal onp. Under tho recent net t'f
Congress- tho casu had t., ba dccIled. nsiu cuuld
tluntion OF tho u.tosllon, tho weight Of
the ithorltcs, especially Under the tlecs!ons of
IL fnv.er NJ boinr tint III, ordnance IN e,,a
tinn waa A" ~' 'A 80 eN's
>'"@' "''' 4 por1cr urnn1Ar1ox.
-. . ts,," ~.
o was Wi!,n9 u counsel tesret t III 70 eet forth
~ so!Suns s hf l mrI1'hB % ~ s GnnGtus!u.l. ~,
,a II @ ,H smt m ~ 9, ~ ~. GaTs IT,. "na ,t
ner an W. ~ .tt ~. H. Hu "aa nFst Su@-
KGntGt !Hp ,nMttne KY uttnUf wy: !. a
JMH1G fnnhn IT, @ foc ,at M was en- entire!y
Hi @ ,n,I au ~ oG inta a"a yGf f p nn. S
% tu Gn" m,,n a n u. ~ ~. H. st . ~ s o
an,,a ma WHY r. ao'o n'a coa"so' oa 'no otaoe s'"o
H9tptMvn ,M II; =, .,A s t..
mr i9tn..' e,, sn9Sestea tnaf ING elty Mas feay
hays y{ {ao ttv user ,nssrc .n' '''''S '' u'a
,o.iaS inSs fn"'a !in Ha' no cer9a'naS haa NJ OBJ
1esfrons tra1iav q a,,a b n,,rstoo I'm nroot,eo y,
VII e %hSn t frs an1 1 a;H ts IT.
nnfs an 1nn ns tn S asn nr a s 'rt t fe t s
tttn1e Geifsg: =, ,,, a,..o,,
tH'GS ,!! ndiM'nn" iaI nssonts
| Mr. Hfla!Gy tnon hiieEestotl that there might
| beM sn0rt nraor AllstAlnsnK tto uuihnrfEf.
, 1880-12-04

CONFLICTING PROSECUTION nErOnE JUDGE
EEU1s.Y.
hfartiu Keatlng, II WM,bAnsta avenue saloon.
keeper. wns luforo Justice sculty yesterday,
CHARGED With kcpplfg II public nuisance, un.irr
tho statute, by sc1ling liqu0r to ttr1nkartls Tho
cslrtroon WIS we'll filled, as It WIS Understood
that Mrs, Ellen Foster, Of Iowa, tho Temperance
orttor ind lawyer, would Alpenr for Tho IIros-
ecutf0n. About II quarter past . O'Clock Mrs.
Festcr cnterel tho rt't1, and took scat nt tho
tnbso With sIr. Paxton, Agent 1T tho Citizens'
League. Sho is Il tal, Iine-looktnH lndy, with u
kindly. smiling fncc. md she appeared pcrfcatly
sDlF-posscssel, notwithstanding her peculiar
surroundings Sin waS ueAtly dressctl 1T 0lack,
mud wore II PaIs!oy shawl. Tho lnfousg WIZ
represented by t&err WnEnor, tilt tlerce.lonk-
Ing. WNxetl-tnallstachch Earrtster from "tl9
Eord aoit1." When llu heard thut thpre WIS u
woIHan axalnst hin, he t|aunght 1t u grcut joke.
nnl ctnckIc,i to himself,
"Am | tlu understand. madam. dat you nro
do Yaunse! III Ills casu7" ho tHkcd, toying with
tin spear.llko uut!s of Ills ln,@stAchc.
~ atn Gvre to nssiAt Sir. llxtoil, sir. IIo rep.
results tho prosecution" sud tho lady, whceu-
upon tho barrister smiled.
FROM THE EvInESCE
It appeared that un lrlshnlan TUNED MaKo Sulst-
yaA had icon in tho habit III getting beastly
drunk III keutlng'B plnrb ind KunY homo A.ll
abusing hia faully. Mrs. Sullivan hal written \
mute tn tho snonkcepnr warning hiul i,nt IL aeIl
bur h,'s19nl my llItiur, bat no Intention Ind
f sa @ * vi. II I%S s ss Sf a sHTx Tsor s: sa.
MI Kyt1s psrs sr" sS,'xS ss,'Sn 5 Sr p t% 2 s2s sonmy s,
~ stesssa,,loS;:. l,'s.Is T%tr!cE% ( sa!!vs. d
that he Gill sHN understand tho nAtaro 81 IN ont
and tho Insffce questioned him.
asktll hls tt0tiur.
"ThSy. 10 II lln!I,, ut courso," promptly M.
sSerG sao @ tlo tGl!nw, a1'a tha "oleraon III
:" lid yo, 800 iliat lily heforo yol como
hcrot" asRed tho nttorney, is.lEcatlng HRS.
Fet;er: ,,r,
"'!i d shs ' toll you what to tell on tho stand'"
| "Ah. hal, VOL, tell tho Justice whit sl,o told
"shu told mo to tell tho truth" responded tho
Sir. Wagner made soyernl objections to qt,ts.
tais pnt tha witnss BY Mrs. Fs.stcr, b.tt ~ every
asust IT, astiY FH!qs u III ~ Gil sft'' sA 10 s
| ;, TIE t.Anv MAS 'Tou MANY Fon IIM,"
lutl o Withdrew. lenynx tho c1ls1 tu tho t,all!a
e nls nhrtncr. Mr; llct1rieGs, WHO Jared hut
The tittcnsa tried to prs've lhe 9aul eha1teserot
thu hnkr. hut w4t4tllt sllccuss.
Tv onr r., w4 IT, Wnc te ri, s'I1sce 4 WA "
shnrt. Mrs. Foster, snu.ta n pnwvrful p!cH. She
reviewed THO evidence Ii, tuell La!lalrr uIcIt
aas, ani citcd ssyst.;l dccssons ,st..la il liz
higher ctn,rts III ssu,ilur cases. Sle tA mt 70.
.t;!t' 'hs t% S,E%GEbS IL. :e + % y' % 81 %spsS p9sSe
th6 weak points ii thc .lsEu'so Mrs. Fostcr l,las
| StAte.
tiea seul!y autaMseA VI, tue caAe hsey. As,A sAlt
she Criminal Court III huuis Ut $aa1u.
, 1880-12-04
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

HffEF AMI NftTtfEEst&-EtW.
A. olm,t hn,r.,,nst 4 ,,,r1nrk trhurs1,v uftcr.
a. "I ~ INV 49,, IA ,.s ~, 1,aa =, ,,.,,
n"o', t'r' .. ~ nun wt'u nAs tlla "'cc III 1's'.
No. I. M. lW} Clnrk atrcct. hill h@rrnw escape
ut hs IFS ut tho hnt,t]s OF cut,lc OF A4sllsus.
Tia hu lst trlartsao,f 1uttv militant ,,,,t1 .rns
sItttpr ,,nnu lts snfu ,vhnr i'm ,lonr a,,l,cn,v
i.,'', ''u -. NV" H., .s,,
httio'' "'eetc"a.'lHo"S hPpo"snne'' too t'el''
aFosc, when tho Foremost u tho mcn advanced
,,r,,w n ,rct,,nr rrtEp III. I,,.,,nf,tnt mil.
"n ~ go, ,.., ,",., m,.,,i oiv,,t ,rr,.
soa' s' '"'u n't'' :" at'ou@ '"'h
e!lnnghs no" We re going ~ Tx you.
4tt tho anmn moment tho tnRs, III tho renr be-
can t}0urlsnluu n 1,naueon If, It tbrrutenlnx
srn,,,,o, tr,h, f,,.t,r ,uhr, In. -nt,,nt n,nrri.
nu,.osr. s.., aMo p"epr. wno nas R"us. espust
c,lco rum slnl'hf e1nerRchni's at various t1hies
Ut his Iltu, nufcd promptly ns tho oecHsso'l
cno h,ck 10 try GnnclnsIot,4 witft tho foe. THEY
5 ySitns %eySr ; v, 5 t; h.s th"x ss Dr na1 4,
",Ir,'p IN tl1etn. IT, e''"'' %'0
Simmons to who,,, te nSctnr api,lsu f.,r ,,lvlco
pnn Aftcr tho Ucr1irrencr. Tho i,cteetlve, sct:.
ing tt,at. tron, Tic Imperfect description lilo
aes., suWertaW ftr sa,,.e sitne fran, nj aNecton
ut tho eyes, to wnt null his sight huN improved
before tMklllr nutjvr stp Il, discover tho NyBs.
lts, Il policy which tho Doctor admitted was u
go!n, tine.
hesterstay esGnsMH aIh'MHSE raanfsef hGM =
thoug, or, eSl.iilt o. tliG wesk,tess or NJ eycs
~ ~ W. ss n MH ~ WY Wy ras s ,, "ssts' t,,s
~ o Mi m III M totet!1at Que @ ., n 11
'"esc peo"'l o'ereu!t' u!t'
MAS Hts NORTHUMBERLAND.
SRS e. ; s IT # Ss % @ %ss1s sfs' ts s It asa
raEc,l to 'tssist lin Ii. his i.,.iiscra.ls wors.
Df this ntfuIr md wbiIH he declined IN m d1tn
, 1880-12-04

Yes, eiyc yu1,r fnmiiy cnlleetlynly present OF
n l,rnutifui, everlasting. educating. refining,
fnvnrit ilatcr ,,fnnD frt,m 'Julus tlnucr Il co's.
1t furnishes, It c,tncntrs, It cuiavnca. 1t makes
homes inrpy. II Is tho only flrst-cla's rint'o
fur tho money. lteinesAtser TINT lt.g cnsNlgh tn
step Into ls3 nnd 1st Wabash avenue and hive It
verified.
, 1880-12-04

IT TAKES YEARS OF EXPERIENCE,
togethor wills discriminating Judgment. tnstc>
nnd capttnt, to combine s1ct, pcrfGct collection
Of fn,flltess diamonds rs TINT Displayed ny
lIntnitot,, SAourtts !S Co., corner Of State mud
Na,,t!o!ph streets.
, 1880-12-04

Of tho Wheeler 4 Wilson Ncw No, 4. Ask my
frirtul TINT as one md yotl will r satisfied tint
It is tho Dgst sowing machine IN tho world.
, 1880-12-04

t1fong1t 0M I4nfA.H
AJAX arllE9!sss Tor to,lfh on tats. t. cenrs OUT
, 1880-12-04

sFha board of Trustees held q meeting yesteE.
day 2Elcr!uon.
Thv Treasurer reported having paid cut So.
, 1880-12-04

Dr. 1ti1rn's prepared fnotf for infnnts makes
healthy children. 0n1c & flJHtk, sufG nRnhts.
, 1880-12-04

lilly tho Improved finwe bcnlos- Hort1en.
Ssllcck s. Co., Agents. ri Luke atrtot-
, 1880-12-04

l3l1ck & }nyncr's Ninth Powder destroys roach
cs, liens. .lGs. nltltl hrtlbl1Va.
, 1880-12-04

Tho pop,ilnr md ng-cstabliahri dentists,
Drs. McChcs,cy, llhyo tho rtlsll. 81 hest set-
, 1880-12-04

Careful operations. Finest teeth, 81. Cnnltnins
Dental Company, corner EtAto aud 1tandolph.
, 1880-12-04

THE SALE Or THE WTS0NA REPUBLICAN.
which IL nnnt,,lnGctl tn tkn pnca ott tho cd
inst, to coso tho cupartnurshtp. Is well worthy
OF tho ntteution Of newspaper ncu stcsIrEtR to
invest 1T Ii desirable property. SEQ announce
Eipnt In AEuelIer column.
, 1880-12-04

Wusnipgt.n registering at tho Pacific.
IN. is..ows, prcsl.,en,! er tho Chlcas, 4 Enst-
ut !, the ;na sa'''s ooe collection.
were na'ls Yesterday ~ fp'iows: s Expor!, MY
snssas ~. xst' snIps 1Gee sti'' A ''a''' S'"''
'sss ,s u a,1ua spi,s, esx x VII, Dreaon Sunday or
inc On tho flilt!cs o Christians to thu neglected.
cIass's u nur eIty 1t tho Now E,'Eland Gh,,rc'',
o'."e' " os, ,,,'.,,'.,, ,,,.a,, l.,
y!iE nnmS 81 tnc N.Y. T nr"ppe m ,,,rsaaY n1na ~
nss ploys;i !. s.acStons irosmis. iIe"ri d}seaso
"s ,S foaw,p anuse u,,,D,o .o,,s were received at
4na suuw stn'ns it,sn v"sterny ~ H. Schimpicr-
,nsn i Son ii sNsks pansn; i, r. 3. 4 l''Sr,
collections '.'s were s4.'ee s.., :, ,,,.o~,,,, ,,,
Manasse, "l,,ieiaf, s. ,ta.i.ss'i strest finuS,:
nnan4 was: at !. r.. u: dcEfees; ~ n, H., y"
IN I'' tho % County &C Court o yesterday Mrs. NJ. L.
Ias 5 W. sosa .4s q a,sa ss
from HvcrtudnlKnnco IN aput.; II u sal,l tnat @
ss l. the o'y w1a Gysr nnttc into tho
ha' 'a"" iu' m nm
hoiv of i:arrn H,.m,.hrtv. n child mtItIti ti,s ,
9aaahtcs @ ' Of joycph pirey. ylns 1t ans.
III II III d'; tp NJ tn NM, wn sncd
~ nv NJ III ",,n',l Ii" a nlninIne,. thut shn duS.
verdict was ret"fhea accof''lns'y'
Lag. eseM!ua ahnnt h:a5 e'c1s,ck, while chi!d
Is sa s,4eet as nsy ss % aSot ss avs e
clothes cnught fire asid she WIS bndfy burned
nhaut tho Gly Pr foot ws cs 's, att !" atead
Illumination at In ii twemty-four hos1ra tho
chilti would rceovor. -
fAIltiCk tttf Es. y uuy ~ yeH5s uu ha;1o ~
, 1880-12-04
EEk1XE-IltS'TJzElsty1'I
COMMONWEALTH
DISTRIBUTION co.
TheE roputar monthly tsnrlnYs. nGyar E9sfrntas!l rt!
l!yg thkGs pt1cu regularly In tho Eltf uf 1.oo'7
WILLIE, kYr

l1yg wy tnk2s! p'0ca ro@uIarly IN aha 1t'f oh ''o''
DECEMBER 81. ,.<
TnaG 3rnW1Ns 1ccuE 11lit1thly n!l!gr ht0tm tmtnnaw
Met Ut ths iionen Asssmlniy of kemucxy. aft. %
lk,tatnk tIo SawE1Ft Printing a'ld Ae"s"po' .'@
;6-'l'hls Il il special net. and hns "over pee'
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what N Doctor Claims.

A Pennsylvania doctor says an ex-
change, claims to have discovered GER
tain and safe cure for consumption, In
the form OF crude petroleum, admiuis-
tered in small quantities. He claims
that out OF twenty-five cases OF we'll
marked tuberculosis so treated, twenty
are, to all means Of diagnosis cured; the
rest have been materially benefited, and
none have been under treatment more
than four months. The nausea attend
ing the use ofordinary crude petroleum
led him to adopt the semi-solid oil that
forms on the tubing of wells. This
made into from three to five grain pills
by Incorporating an inert vegetable
powder, was administered from three to
five times day in one-pill doses. The
first effect, he says, is the disappear
ance Of the cough; night sweats are re-
lieved, appetite improves, and weight
Is rapidly gained. These favorable
symptoms continue until the patient is
entirely recovered. II half the claims
put forward by this disciple Of Bscula-
Plus be we'll founded, he has indeed
made q valuable scientific discovery.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
IN THE LAST PEW.

She sits, bent DER, with wrinkled facS,
Poor and forl0rnly'o old no grace
SmoOtbs the sharp angles oi her form,
Long bufieted by lies slow torn.
All else around 10 me and iair;
The sta lined light falls. golden glare,
In seemiLg m0ckery on her loose, gray hair.
The preacher. faultiessly arrayea,
Tells how our hearts siar have strayed,
And how all souls should be content
With those good blessings God has sent.
Ana one, OF oil that self poised throng,
Hangs on his words nor d. ems them eng,
And humbly thinks only her heart Is wrong.
She meekly mumbles over the hymn,
Her eyes with age and tear-dT0ps lin;
What can the gay world holt Ter her
This worn and weary orshipper?
Now. rustllDg down the aisles In pride,
They toss bright Rmiles on evefy side,
Nor does she know the hurts such fair look
hide.
And Ftill she sits, with tear.wet face,
As 10th to leave that sacred place
The organ, with quicA thunders f1ven,
Lifts her sad, trembling soul to heaven,
She feels sense Of blissiul rest,
Her bony hands across her breast
Sho clasps, and lowly sighs; "God knowetl
best!"
One day, within some grander gate,
Where kings and ministers must wait,
While she hopes humbiy for low place
Far from the dear Lords shining face,
Above the chant Of heavenly choir
These words may sound with srac Gus nre
"Well done. good, faithful servant come W
higheri" --HooD WORDS.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
Rewarded For Infamous Work

CINCINNATI, Jan. 23.-Gen. J. z,
George, who was yesterday elected
Senator from Mississippi, is the man
who conducted the rifle club and shot.
gun campaign in Mississippi in 1875,
by which the State was by force wrest,
ed from the hands of the Republicans.
Soon after the campaign closed he was
rewarded by being made judge, and
now he is elevated to the Senate. In
his election Senator Lamar receives a
rebuff, as he was using all his influence
to procure the election of Gen. Walthall,
of Grenada. Lamar and his friends in
terested themselves very actively fol-
Walthall, but to no purpose. The in
ference is that Lamar's influence in
Mississippi is on the decline. Persons
familiar with Mississippi politics say
that if Barksdale, who came near being
elected, had been the Barksdale who
slew Dixon, instead of his uncle, he
would have been made Senator.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
COstu mes.

1t was not urtil the rise Of the Greeks
that dress, oeasing to be mere exhi-
bition of its wearer's rank and wealth,
became exponent of ideas Of beauty.
This race, always joy and beauty low
ing, at first by temperament and after.
wayd from cultivation, though devot.
ing less time and labor to the manufac.
ture VI articles of dress than any of the
people, that had preceded, or were
contemporaneous with it, was the first
to make fine art of dress. Discarding
all that was cumbrous, gaudy and un-
natural, they adopted costumes which
remain our best models of grace, and
in similar olimes, of utility. But it
must not be inferred that the drapery
of Grecian art is offended as a repre
sentation OF the dresses worn in the
common occupations of life. The dra-
perry of the old Greek sculptors was
founded on artistic practical principle
utility; while the every day dress,
beautiful and simple though it always
remained, was "conformed to the pro-
lection and comfort of the body, and
the convenience of the wearer."