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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-17

DR.. SPINNEY

OF san Franciscn. california, having openrti
a branch uIficc In Denver, l. now prepared la
treat ali mcnalnI women whonny bee suffer.
ing from Nervous, Chronic or Private Dis
eases, Young men WIN may 10" suffering
nom the eft cts of youthful inllies or indts-
~crrtlnu- will do wen To avail Themselves al
his the greatest boon ever laid nt the feet ot
suffering humuuity. pr. Spinney viii guar
nntrr Ia forfeit sEI for every case 81 weak
ness ar private disease Of any kind ar char
ncter which he undertakes Ia and fa'ls la
cure. There are many at the aae oi thirty tn
SINty who are troubled with too f%tetiuent
oVltcuatiun> of the bladder. onen %nccornp'
ui-d Iy "a slight sIuartiug ar burning sens.
ttou aiu - .rat"uiug OF the system Ia ~
manner the patient cannot account tor. On
examination OF the urinary deposits - ropy
sediment will often be found, and hohn"tlme-
small particles 81 aihumnn will appear. or
the color will lie Of u thin. mllkish hue.
again changing to "A dark, torpid appearance
There are many men who die OF MS dlu-
Guilty, ignorant of the cause, which TIE
second Sngc of eminnl weakness. br. \
VIII guarantee a perfect cure IN AL such
c,sc-. aud a healthy restoration "f Tie gem
tourluuTy organs.
u,nic, Hours ~ To ", 2to 1. and ! To =. rlnn-
days, irnm 10 Ia ~ \. NJ. iuusuitAinn Tree.
Thorough examination nni advice, ~
,nll. ar address. pr. SIlNNE1 Ato.lH
Inrinior street. Denver, over hfoehleni.4
Gus. store .
, 1880-11-02

rrent ,1cfeat have tho Democrats bccn 70 ,te-
'noraliIct' ur ,iosnun.icnt. Tho Democrats whn
arn out Ut tho renctl "t John KeI1y'a hattds aru
not nt NIL warm IN their snrpnrt Ut Jinncocls.
and they arr offended with English. The etay.
nt-homcs will ho many. Tho ltcpub'Ic-
MI mnIorIty In tho Stato cannot. II gnn.1
work IL lone In tho city by. t1,o 1tc-
fMbllcnna, ltG wiped ont honesty. From,
NIL tho Republican counties OF tho stntc, tho
turorts Indicate !ncrcase1 tnnIorE.os and n
Legislature utmost M strongly Republican rs It
wis Inst winter, thus securing thu ccctlsn of n
unItcd statcS SeMntor In rllcn of Frnrs Iser-
rl'ta. The purity IN this Htnlo can tIlll obundunt
encouragement In tue reports
Fi.oN OTHER STATES.
In Connecticut there Ia every prospect for tho
election Ut the Republican Electoral ticket. III
New Jersey tho Republicans express str,ny
hojns Ut being as,Io 10 wlpc out tho Demnernslo
majority anu to elect Frederick Potts Governor
by ',fp0. Tic campaign III ,!,ltAna has not eun
ncrlccte]+ and. under tho management of tho
mun who plaNncd and perfected tho 1ctubcr
campniH1. fdtr nnl rull yttte wilt hc c4,st, ntt
tho stato kept II, tho lieplblle;ln coi4im,h thu
xcsll Of Tic flurhln Republicans mny result III
breaking tho snlld South, AMI while Il is scarc-
ty prnahtc It Is tuAt possible thst. through tho
disputes at tho Dcm1uiEts III South Carolina, the
Electoral ynto Of TINT honlt N Democratic
tyrunny may bu secured for 0Arilcld aud Arthur.
, 1880-11-02

CHIEF or FU1.tilSt' SERVICE.
NEW YOlsH. Nov. t.-'rhe examination OF
kenward Philip, charged with malicious
libel upon James i. Garfield, WIS resumed
lMforp JullEe Noall DAyl4 this morning, thu
defense calling tn tho stalId $. l.. Murey. flo
testified: ~ live In Lawrence, Nass, mud
w.sS born IN l.owell, | mi n common tahorer.
entered tiie arlny IN 1871 and remained until
lS;5. Here Is NY discharge. knaw Henry
l.. aturey. 1lu lived 1t, Naw l!uMpsIl!rc, IN
Fls!luryiltc. for sone yeArs. liz afterwards
Travelled fur Il commercial house ist l}0stull.
nlMl ulsn for a llousu In Philadelphia, III. |
tl.cn lost truck Of lin, for ttlrec years, ns
WIS in South A,nrriua. On Ill, return /
saw lin III tho full Ut ls77 a!nl tic spring of
ISIS. 1wollt Ii Lynn to sec my stellaotl.er.
a1Ml met him. | ihet HIN thore both times
between February nlM March, lS7v. was
III Lynn getting papers Signed fnr my fc,I-
sl0n, which lust by ll0t bolng lrescl,t ut The
biennial examination. went with Him tn
the City-lla|l. hayo sccll llcnry l.. Moray
wrIto and know Ills handwriting. Thu slEna-
turU M tho register nf tho Kirkland Iulisu Vt
Lynn w..s shown lno; It IL tho signature nf
1lcnry j.. Moray; tho Aa,c Is Feb, ~ -. !
u1sp tilnl Ills signature tl.oro ,,n,lcr tlalo of
Oct. II, 10, It rcats II. l.. AEorey, l.ynM.
Amin strurt Is tho principal street III Lynn
Ny ,ltric III Lawrence, Alass.. Shaved h,e Il
certificate III June, ~ rt,stt 1t lli1i handed
II buck to him."
cIoSs-EXaMISEp.
"CIara L.. SInrey Is iny laatlor, md IL Nv"
tng ut Lynn. 1 SAIL met 3t0rey IH AlaiM
street, Know thurs Is sl1cll street. l SIM
II. j.. Mercy last IN ~ tn NY brotllor's llouse
III Lawrence, Mass. 4. I. Clnr!ie call.n to
INC asld toll! n,e llo wanted n1e to 20 to Now
York. lle toll mo To 70 to tho
Democratic ltpat!QNartors, aiul ! did 30,
wl,un arrlycd llero Saturday night Mt
IL u'elnck. ] cn,t,H back from South Amer
tcn IN ~. | tlave worked fur Humphrey
llrns., In Lawrence. Atnss., wlleso llyu. a
grcat ll,lsly l,nyo cnlud to seq mo nbuut tIs
matter. My statement ~ published WIS nut
published US ! stntc.l 1t. There were 1nnl,y
defects"
=, s1r. Howe asked tho witness IT lto l,ad been
o!Iercd anything not 10 c0,no here.
Ar. bell objected. but tie Witness shouted:
"Ycs, sir; I.was offered Sl0o." lLAugl,tcr,]
q. H. ADAMS
testified rs follows, being examined by Col.
Hiss f0rtll0 prosecution: ~ nnl Postmaster
Ut Lynn, Must, nlal exnmlno letters us IT,
celyet froM time to time, Letters froln
Washington 10 n0t colnD III Nuw York
pouches. lAyo mover sgell III C,lr 0ilie0 my
letter lt,sta,arkcd Washington i,ayln* Oh It II
New York stanl. When lettors arrive,
ll.ye then, Immediately a.ssortcd a,!tl 'lolly.
cred by curriers', mn generally acquainted
With tla ilnlIles ut tllUso who rtcetvo lettctd
III Lynn. I never heard ut lcrsoll tilcrn
named lIonry or II. l.. atorey. 6ll.cp this
question urttse, l!ayu nI'ltlu II, effort 10 dis
cover such person there, hay0 searched
t,nc mud tim n1fp s11rnHforN
, 1880-11-02
IN COUNT.
TlfE r&,1NiEt1's EXA,t1SATt0S.

6Frtia! DttpdttA 10 Ths ChtehTI Tribune,
NEW Yoi:H, Snv. l.-All lllo spectators IN
Jnagc Davis crowded conrt-rnom bristletl
up with expectation to-day, when tho c0un-
sci f"r tllu tlefc,,sc Of l'llilp, III his examina-
tim on cl,arge nj malicious Iibel, called to
the wttncss.stand rtrson bearing tic his
tnticai bnt nl!nDst extinct mime Ut AIoFey,
This WIS Il pers0!l Of rural appearance. who
answered to the name nf Sal,lnei $. Murey,
and WHO said l.G had once tlnd MI uncle
III Massachusetts, named iIrliry l.. Aturcy.
lie snItt he Ind seen this uncle III the street IN
Lynn. about tic time Uf tile datelnr!lc by tile
forged LITTER addressed tn II. l.. Marcy. 4
hotel register from Lynn WIS also pr0ltuccd,
In which III. l.. Marcy" WIS twice regis
tered, oilco aa GINNING from Lowell ntld tho
other tine from Lynn, Tho witness tAforey)
sworc positively TINT lle sa.t met lls ullcfc IN
/, street called Main street, lie mntn street OF
Lynn.
Tie Postmaster Of that city, WHO was
called for tho prosecution. Ill old resident OF
Lynn, testified that there Is
M SEtJt STREET IN THE CTR,
and never wis.
AIr. Hiss questioned tho Ecnu!lcness Of
the hotel register, and lnti,llntc,l tint Mr.
aforcy wollti l'u required III tho future.
The lion, Abraul ). Hewitt, who WAS
cal!eI hy tic defense To testify tn his belief
TINT zen. Garfield wrntn tl.c signature to the
forgelI letter, admitted, on cr0ss-psa1ninl-
tfall that iln lid not believe tic body nf tic
letter to be IN Gcn. Gartlcltls handwriting.
lie was requested tn examine the er.lsnres
oil thu envelope. nrd WIS tl,cs asked wftcti-
er, IT. tin Ind spcn these Grasules, and the
other suspicious marks OIL tie outside nf
the envelope l,cfurc Turning Ills opfnion,
lie would still hare becn positive that
tho signature was t;c'. Garilelt's. lie OK.
alnInel tic envelope critically by tlse aid of
Il small maynifytng gass, md rcp!ictl that. It
l,o Int! seen tho e7nsllres OIL the envelope, he
| wo,tlh ll.yu considered that Il suspicious cir
| clillstancc.
KE:wAEn r1llLr,
! lie defendant, tes:Eae.l III lis ovu behalf.
Ills direct examination WIS very lricE, tcin.
| confined uinsnst exclusively 10 denying that
/ lsc wrotc tho fnrGsd !etHr. On DcsnE crGss-
examined by Mr.. Hiss, lu admitted that lie
| wrute tito editorials In question, notably tic
| One entitled "LyIng nInt Sticking to
! u,"> ana acknowledged tlIat llu
WIS something OF ntl expert In
| thu counterfe!tlng Of Signatures. having lin.
itatc.l those Of Charles Dickens. Andrew
.Io!.Nstl., Thomas MIST, Sheriff Da=Sctt Of
Brooklyn, nrltt others. After being bcwlt
| .lered by Mr.. Hiss questions, the witness
admitted that he Ind written tho etElt0rsas
entitled "LylnE alIl Sticking to Il" ''cforu
lse Ilatl seen tho Original Afurcy letter, or
even Il facsimile Of 1t, AMI tiiat he had onIy
tic assertion uf the publisher Of tho paper
thut tho letter WIS written by Mr.. Garfield
, 1880-11-02

6psetaf DlspaseA Ia The Chicago Tribune.
ISDIAN.,roLIa, Iiid., Nov. l.--1lUtEt lurtics
tonight closed up tlla campaign amidst fire.
works, street rarndcs, a1nl much orntory.
Thu Democrats Ind thu wtgwam, willis tho
Republicans took pUsscssEnn OF tho Court
House, tillinx the four collrt-rnoms. Sonator
Mcdonald and Gov. Hendricks slKku Mt tho
former place, paying special attention to tho
tariff niid Chlnego questions. Scnator Nc
Donald, referring to tho forged letter ut
Gel,. Garfield, SAIL that tho Republican cantit.
hatu for President aid II newspaper scrlbb1er
Ut Nuw York were OIL trial bef0rs tho Amer
lem people, nld tint 1t WIS difficult
to determine wlotller the ono IL
n llnr Or tic Ut slIcr forgcr.
Gov. Hendricks referred 10 Tho matter In
muctl tho snnac manncr, saying that it was
exceedingly difficult to get ut tho truth 0f
tho ,nattor. 1iu wou!d not say that t;nrlEclt
wlnts tho lettur, but It expressed sentiments
wlIici, Ile wns known to hold. md 1t sounded
yury much like h!nl. OF the two speeches
NcDona!sl's WIS
THE LOWEST AND n1lsrIrsr,
although ilentlrlcis' rutcretlceto thu Deliver
luol, puts lin among tho AisIers aud ubettors
of ulat bloody riot. Ioth speakers will DO
ashamed Of tt1ofr words tonight, allsf MeEthor
Senator Mcdonald, WHO has been tho cor
,,cr stone at hard.moaey. advocates among
tho IntlEana Democracy, lla.le cnnlple|a
somersault to catch tic Nationals. lilo said
ho was In fnyor ut costny Natt0nul banks,
wlping out Na!lonal.bank currency, and
maintaining tho suprenlacynf tho grco,bnck.
1iu caIlcl nW,n tho Nationals tn rise In their
might, and totn tho Democracy in defeating
Garfield, who will favor tho guild standard,
aud w1po cut State lines rs fur as possible:
Altogether tho speeches nj h0tl. Mcdonald
and Hendricks wero III line With the bluN-
during at their purity. *Tlcir audience was
very enthusiastic, eyllulne moro ''eal vigor
nMl ltfo than l,ave lA'cn witnessed IN u DeIil-
t'cr1ltio gathortug G!uco thu October election.
The meeting ut tho Courthouse WAS
QUITE All ENTHUSIASTIC,
being surrounded by Mt least b,004 moro Re-
pabl!cans tllan could gct into It, Speeches
were ma.io by John II. l,ntlcr. tien. Cobur1t,
Judge Test, juilgo Julian, aud others. Thrco
ban4s weEo ll attentlailee. all sovcrul bo1l-
fires aldcl In k!ntlllng enthusiasm.
John .. Now Is IN recaipt of assurance
FROM Seuator ConklIng and tion. Arthur tint
Now York IL absolutely certain to gtyo at
least 23, 600 Republican majority. During tho
ttAy th6Go has beon III bettiilk on tho result
In lnlann; but n South Mcsl.lfau streut
man, WHO list 6t,50o on Landlrs, WAS put
ting Ills nancy In tho sanls l,0le, bottlng tlat
Hancock vii! carry Nuw York.
Tho Nationals ilaYo prepared their ballots
With the full State and county s!ckets Ut
taulled to tho list Ut Electors, but tic nun.
agers arc ilttle n.lsty rs 10 how thoy arc
kVlp& to have thGW counted. They claluI
, 1880-11-02
.JEWrELT.

jtE5 S3'fti.tll AZ IlilslFDtFt
sptelat Dtspn.eh 10 Tnt Chieaoa 1rttesnt.
HARTFORD. Conn.,. Nov. 1.-Upon Tic
close of speeches ut the gratitl rally Of tho
Republicans III the Opcra-1lo,,se this escll-
ing, Goy. Marshall Jewell, wl"o WIS oll Tic
stage, was loudly callcd upon for his views
OIL tU-liiurfDw's election, R,Mt said:
Gen. 1luwlcy 'us aahl TINT you h,lve ITO right
to put fills Country In tho hands Of tho Dc.in-
cratic purity and. boys yo,, Ai'l't going to do 1t,
cItlor. fApp!nuse.1 In,i remember what tho
Kentucky buy told his fnthor wncn he h:'d hcen
sont out 10 SEQ how tho Bick iut,lu
was IIo cau,e bnck md Bald: "pnp.
lhat anilna!s eyes Is .sot." ttlreat luughter.l
80 t0-slAy, uftor nll tho yitupcratios, theft Ut
aispAtchrs, fOrsory nf Iottors, and dsyracefnl
und tEIshonorcd nets by tho Democratic purity.
we Rre going 10 nluphusizp It thnt tho Republican
pnrty IL Tho c,snryntor of tilo Morals ind nnil
ncra Of this country, mud give tho tcsprrGtl,es
anl trckstcrs lesson In politics tint will lust
shotn for future contests. Tho DcnH,crnts havo
tlpno little else, nil through this cuiniAign, thn
to
SHOWER .t1lI'sE
nrou tho Republican lcndng men. Three
toGrths Of tho Dc,nocrNtic handbook Is .lcyotcd
to nbitse Of t}pn. Gnrc1d and every llcp,blcnn
OF prominence. co1umeHc!nG ia It docs, With the
story TINT President flayas s'olp cr.xluct.set
nn.t carried It to Oh.o. [l4aughtcr.1 They hnvc
trtet In tho past weok every trick to bring tiis
honor upon uur candidates, nt,d Tnilcd. Yhnnk
tho North arc annoyaa now whrn you cstlsnato
that thoIr StatG3 nAy mt go Republican,. Gpn.
0l4tnt hasl fonrs OF Colorado and SrvMt1n.
TIL: GovEt.Soi: Or COLORADO
telegrap1ph 1ne to.iny ttlat they wcro going
with tue balanco nj tho boys to Join in tho pro-
ccsston.. Senator Jones, Ut Ncvutia tclc4rAp!led
t!lat thoy don't propose to bo left oltt in tho
r1t$
, 1880-11-02
TINT tho Republicans will vote tl,cir ticket II,
one or two counties to save CHANCES.
1tffffrNt.

8ptfi1f Dftp1teh Ia Thx EhfSd1o TfthtsHf.
s1rSclE, Ind, Nov, 1.-To.nigi,t TuE
,ru,,,rxE CORRESPONDENT II informed by
numerous reliable anil wcI-knpw,l clltzcus
that t1e I)cn,,crats of tt,Is city have ali tlay
been dlstursus election fut,,:4 In y very new
untl uIunu manner, Wl.un I. voter Is
touR}1t ,y cast n Democratic ballot tt,-tuor-
row, iu Is taken either to III Office II. So,,tl,
Walnut street grocery-ssoro or 10 d baci;-
r0otu In the llycry-stattc Ut n stanelI DEM
ncral, where, after receiving his price for Ills
yptc, he IL required 10 tukc MI oatTl
from n Sotary Public tlat he will
to.,n1rrow Gust q ballot for the Electors
for Winfield s, Hancock a1ltt William
ii. EnuIislt. rIU t,atli IL 6ait1 To be admins
terc,t in lin mnst sntrnn. sertnna md ftl-
prcssiyc manner. will, illn o,irrt IN view If
imprcssIug tl,c ca,,le rl,rcl,ascd tlas under
tic ,unnity Ut ,mrlury they must fulfill tho
oblirutio,,s I,t,pUstsl IN i'm ,att. Must Of
tnps.. 1u,rcl,asc,I l,nyu bret, Ignorant eio,lc,l
to keen Their mouths Slut. through fcar Of
the law, but a few have given tlls operation
, 1880-11-02


every lnan will 10 at Ills post.''
"l,o you expect my trouble tomorrow,
Cotulel%
mo; think there Inns been loo grcat I.
liuo nnl cry al,out riots md ia!,is, niltl NIL
that sort of thing, nj clectlor-iny. Sttel,
rt,,l,orH only scrsH to asitaln tho peol,!e, md.
tn tllucty-1,inn cases ont Of Il hundred, they
are got III. for political effect. / feel sAtls-
letl TINT WI will lsnyo n nuict day. rho silent
business VITO Ut the ctliniry will tnfl tic
tulc, mid do tho business. We have mntto tho
most complete arrangements for rccciyt.lE
dispatches. Int we .lnI't expect ms before
ors o'clock IN tho evening""
There was largo gathering Of visitors at
tic Headquarters OF
THE n1:i'EIl1.lCAN yTATE COMMITTEE.
Spccula!fo'is wero 1ndulgcl III regarding
the result IN this State. Tie majority for
tiar1tell WIS estimated yarl1uHty ut frum
15,ooo to 45,00). 1t will he Interesting To
note in this co,luccltan Tint tic Sporting
fraternity Of New Ynrk aru offering fnrge
0t!tls oil tic SUCCESS vi the 1lopnltca1i Issue.
At kclly's poo1-r0oln tonight three to nMo
0l, tito general result in fnsor Ut tic itcpub-
ftcans wis freely offered. Thu following
wagcrs vert also current: St,0W III $500
that tic Republicans will carry New York
State. So far ns tho local Issue Is concerned
the betting favored uraco {DemocraD for
Mayor.
rntSinSr knES..i. W ~ ~, r.Ae1. ioAnn'
1"'a - ..'u .H ~ s 49,. Iii -, ~
exercised to sucllso u fM,acgablc 0l,e. lie las
ben, assured BY tho Governor, WIN In now
I'll Tits city, that fair and l,oncst election
should bp held iii tho City Of New
., ., - ~. 'l,'I, o r.as s''' ,' :. IT,, ,,.a
,n,,o ,,,nt ,i,ora r"', ,,a "' ~, ,,nro.s,t. ,,r
.,,a,, tn.o" Il, t,,Ig .n,,,,no,,",, hn,a,or ~.
t,Itt1n ,,.ro rnco,,,a,l irstrrr,,nnu T., rn,,,ir
~ ,,,,.tr os,nort,. ,,",,, a,,r,,t,, ,,i,,,,,
sItr,nt anil t,,oro n,ra,, % f,r,hor irs,r,u1,,na
1,nv',,, t,'a ~, ,.o,,ara, ,,r,ia"L,. i",.,, ts.,,
H.. ,,,, ~ .,,o r,,[,;,,,o',,at ",,n,,ondors rim
rro,,,a, ,,arn n, hon,, or,ioru"l NJ, ,,rtv nj
t,,o;r s.orto,,s ~, ,r,,n.,,,eas t,-r,orro,v fron
,,,.,'.,, ,to,". .,,a, ~ ~, ~ ,in,,,.
t.,,,,n,,s nt.r,,, ~, tt,n io,n,,,,s In cn,,ca.
,rntoh ~ n"v ,;,.a, ,],,nt .rhav ~" y, ,,c ~,
49,, ..,rs ~, ~, t,',',,,,,. ,,.',,r,ss,n,, ~
d., -. vol, as -, H., IL, ro,,,,,,nes f,,r an,
I ntl.er or,]rra which NAV cun,lntp fro1 tho
| uerurtment tcatlauurters.
Ar THE CHIEF st1r,:.,y1son's OFFICE,
Il ,yns stntrl that pyeyy ctfort wifi In 1,sc To
suppress llcea| waiting. a1ul nil persons who
hayu been illegally registered. md w],p
sllo1td nttumpt TO y0te. viii ba pro,nptly nr.
rpsteh. Tho prisonero viii bc taken before
proper 1nueIs.ratc. md their cases nctml
,,nar.
r,,,, ,,r~,,cr .r,c =, ..r,o>,,, co,,,,,,,r,.
IL, ,,ot e., ,,,.,,t, ,.,1,'i,, +.",,. t,,
i,ro,l1,,nrtrrs lin ,,ra lint IL tr,ns,,,,ta1 b.,
sssofn I'D ,,rnss ,rhnx l'nrn aoc +, rot s,ocfst
,vfrn. n,t - will r.ca1v, rn,vr J, +nt viii mt
H., ", IN ,,,,,."sI,,d t,,s,a,ol,se
, 1880-11-02
NEW YORK ''TIMES."
f:li4fSt34.kt LII
Sexetat 0tspa{eA to 1hs Ehttdoo Trihu

Special Dt,PaseA to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
NEw YonK, Nov. l.-I'lle Times Tomorrow
will say:
All tho sigma point to a decisive victory In th!s
State, Thu lsopnhltoans aru aroused ~ "they
have not been slucO lS7a, Not since QFsqley9
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-28

Soon after the Cincinnati con-
vention it was absurdly claimed by
some democratic politicians and
newspaper men, that Gen. Grant
would support Gen. Hancock for
president. Of course no one be>
lieved it; but drowning men catch
at straws, and some of the over
credulous evidently took some COM
fort from it. But the little ray of
comfort derived from that source
has been ruthlessly dispelled. We
publish elsewhere an order from
Gen. Grant, as commander-in- chief
of the "Boys in Blue" political
organization, devoted to the inter>
ests of the republican party. It will
be seen that the general says: "The
interests of the whole country, north
and south, demand the success Of
the ticket headed by Garfield and
Arthur. Under his direction, the
"Boys in Blue" are to be thorough
ly organized and they will be heard
from in the campaign.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-28
N. GQizot at Windsor.
From Galignani.

In 1910 NJ. Guizot was offered and &C.
cepted the Ambassadorship for Lon don.
From here he wrote long accounts to his
children of the Lord Mayors dinner. #
Windsor Castle, and the British Museum.
de says, II had two adventures at Windso {.
The first, l gained the prize at the Ascot
races. Everybody who accompanies the
Queen gives q sovereign, and draws paper
bearing the name of one of the horses to
run. drew Scrutari and ne won the first
prize. TWenty-three sovereigDs for me,
which served to pay for the Christmas box
es | gave to the servants at the Castle.
Here is my second, which will make you
| laugh; but don't laugh when any body is
present: or it might:get in the newspanerr,
| which would not please me at all On We'd
| nesday evening at Windsor, st hs1f-past
eleven, the Queen had retired: we remain
ed half an hour longer talking. At midi
night l left to go to my apartment I lost
my way in the galleries and corridors of
the Castle. I half opened door, thinking
it was mine, and perceived q woman Sit
ting down half undresssed, andYher cham
Der maid standing near her. l shut the
| door again quickly and went in search OF
my own room. Some one conducted me
there, and l went to bed. The next day at
dinner the Queen said to me, laughing,
| DO you know that you came into my room
at midnight? What, madam. was it your
Mslesty's door that I opened? Certain.
~, and she laughed, and I also. She
guesdseo that had lost my way, and fin
Isneu oy asking her permission, if ever
| opened the door of the Queen of EneIand'c
bedchamber at midnight when She Was 90.
| ing to bed. She gave me nermiss1on Jr
| laughing heartily ,S-1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-28
SUSTAINING THE PUBLIC
CREDIT.

One clause of the democratic
platform at Cincinnati, pledges the
party to the sustenance of the pub
lie credit, both estate and national.
The absurdity of such pledge
appears, whenever one contrasts it
with what the party has done. We
can only judge of what it is going
to do by what it has done. It is
hardly necessary for US to refresh
the memories of our readers as to
the action of the democratic party
on the currency question for the
past twelve or more years. With
a few exceptions its leaders have
uniformly demanded the payment of
the entire public debtin greenbacks,
Besides being an act of bad faith
towards the nations creditors, such
3 policy would have rendered the
currency Of the country worthless.
It would have been of no more
value than the paper upon
which it is printed. It would have
ruined the government and revolu-
tionized the business interests Of
the country.
But the clause referred to be
comes more absurd when taken in
connection with southern democrats
who participated in that convention.
In nearly every one of the late sos
called confederate states, the state
debts have been repudiated in whole
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-28
- - >sAasH So
A Fool Once NHnrn

'For ten years my wife was confined
to her bed with such complication of
ailments that no doctor could tell what
was the matter or cure her, and 1
used up small fortune in humbug
stuff. Six months ago saw U. 8.
flag with Hop Bitters on 1t, and /
thought would be fool once more.
I tried it, but my folly proved to be
wisdom. Two bottles cured her, she
is now as well and strong as any mani
wife, and 1t cost only two dollars.
Such folly pays."-H. W., Detroit,
Mich, - Free Press.