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recently prncMrcsl for H. dog named ".Onr
Cnrlcr.' lie would undoubtedly liAyo been |
il,c, the lIt Ind IL not hee,, for his llcunsc.

Cartcr.f lie would undoubtedly llnyo been
il,r the llMtt Ind II not l,ec't for Ills license.
Henry Sass, OF No. 81! hlilwankeo ayen,...t
usy !? nS y'"s pdS pfSs aSc f!sss s's1ti oesiy i
charged with cruelty bcatlng MI auoptud
daughter, algetl years.
,,,1ust!cc Kaut9ann: :, Michael brennan,
Patrick Ryan, Fr1nk Gaug!!n,, nf,i James
Mullny, saErailt9 a!gl thieves, fo.tnt! lontli!g
sss SS sas s if}a arry ,ast os Of 99lss IL Gsr D s
ad 3% fos SO v"gfc fcr isspaerIS 3 1s fej'ss'ns ssss
Ma"So Taoas r. M KfeGs ss'"ns s'1cs Gsear ,s
lag iii,n "t il watsl a,Ml cltaii1. s;oo 10 the
Crimtirui Court: Etiwanl Waisli nntl Edward,
Conway. Farroting Engeno WlH1ltnia,l,. of
No q Ashlal.d avenue, At tho cort!cr Of S:ato
md Rubbing lin, Of his clothing nntl q snall
sum Ut ln0llcy, S.00 Gnell To tho Crim-
inal Conrt; Gus 1!o!aI45 larceny. Of =
cnn Of cream FROM i. ). ilowell, OF NJ. s!l
Denis Duvinr, ssoo to tho Criminu! Court for
nssarlting and ,rnbbing Mollle Murphy, Of
Mo; $t Clark es,treet; ,15 Robert noMal tho
stats street, eaoo to the Criminal Court;
Charles burt. md TWENTY-FIVE inmates Of /.
ganlingrlnuse+ ut NJ. 85 Clark street, dis
s'ss 10y nse se sasE bse @e 2ea q sa sa
York Wrieht; and William johnson, larseiy
pf W'ies nfketbo0k eSntal1'ng 81 from Mss saG
10 the CrinlInai Conrt; George Welsh,
dyens,, mn incorrlgtbis la! Of II years, $50
t,ne; James Ryhn, Q "pal" Of Shields and
i cnr IN the Northwestern RAILROAD, Sl,W
to the Criminal Court.
, 1880-05-13

.NEI:l,As-FOO1E-ln this city, Tuoaday evening.
!!ov. !. Aionro u!bsuu, u D., ThunuA II. liena and
Ei1Mn L.. lnnKhtcF OF EttsknA E,Gote. Df Chicago.
, 1880-05-13

The E!drcdge Sewing g-Maclline-ft leads
tho world, uld Is the best for. YOU to buy.
Sold oil monthly payments. 100 Stnto ytreut.
, 1880-05-13

Tuesday afternoon :Fso,ao adroit sneak
thief pluniered the oftco Ut the West Dlv!s-
lon Street Railway, ou.lsandolph street, near
State, Of bunch of about ssvelay twonty-
'flve-rido tickots.. There Is Ito cluw tO tic
thief. Thu numbers. arc known to be from
hAl upwards a.
, 1880-05-13

GOLD AND SILVER vs., PIANOS AND ORGANS.
d. Reed s. Sons, Of the Temple OF MusEc,
aro offering to exchange pianos nnd organs
for casi,,-gold, silver, or grecnbacks. Their
now location Is No. 13G State street, Just
south OF Madison. They expect by buying
and selling for ,casl, only, to make strong
bid for the music trade.
, 1880-05-13
TIE JEWELLERS.

- NAT1USAL CONTENTION.
The second session of tho Wntc.n1akets' and
Joweiers' Guild OF tho United 8tntos Rns hold III
the club-Foom OF the Sherman uul,se yesterday
forenoon. tho President, II. II. r. Shurly, In tho
chnir. Tho Committee oil Credentials reported
Delegates present and entitled To scats from tho
following stAtcs: Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Iowa, Hubrlska. Arkansas, Missouri. 1ntltunt,,
Minnesota, md KanBas. Hcssrs. 81. 8. D.rli,,x
Of Missouri ]. .. D!uckney OF Illinois, anst j. II.
Champion Of Indiana, were appointed COM
1Hittc0 M Membership. After liatening to I'm
explanation Of tt1o oblcots mud workings Of tho
Jewellers Lcngae of Now York City by Sir. Stud
At tho nftcrnoos session President Shllrly tle-
llvcred MI ndtrcss, Wherein he statcd thAf tho
Guild Was innugMrnted Abont ono ycnr ngo, to
pr1tect tho retAll tr.ldo, and to pr.Mnuto yOul
fcllowBhlE, 0Tini1Hst tho crlft. The effect Of tho
organization had beeu marked during tho first
yenr al tts existence by II docidod chlnKo from
uthot days when tho country WIS ttDtlted with
spurious circulars, and Hlnny other lDnked-fnr
rcfnr1as bud also bcon brought abUut. Tie ful-
lowing tnblo wus glyeu. showing
, 1880-05-13
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

EE. woop, Cincinnati. Is nt tho shorrnnn.
W. N. sNlr,,, OF Detroit, Mioh. is Mt tho
Gardner.
II. =, 1lu1pxKornn, Mcadvlllo, Pa, Is Mt tho
7raiid pntillc.
tosnnrssMAw jar A. nuppsh1, Of Michigan,
ant :he Palmer.
.t,.t.Es c. Fut1.Er, Isolvtdere: John n. Dartor.
t.inrn,n,,: and John q. uagloy, 1aushvllle, ILL.,,
nru Mt tho fremont
ALEXANDER HUME. aalt, Ont; r. n. 1larrett,
tiuughtnn, Mtch.. j. II. Hubert. Mc0rcRor. In;
sn, J. I. Forbes, Dcnvcr. Colo, arc nj tho 8hcr-
man.
morning without tho attsu.aneoo OF II ,physieinl
4 her fnher's rcafdcncu, No. VI CoFneia Street,
Tho Coroner was nuttited.
NJ T. p nAnxEr, f.. sotne years pas;t ;o31; cler rs
Ihu Western unfnn l'clcgr.ph Conlp!ny u thia
.ity, hns been appolnted Assistant District su-
perlnttn1Gnt Of TINT CompAny.
s ocs No ssss"y i Say,o Il sass @ y
uSE DuiNlingI, wns ut q. M. G3 degrees: 10 q.
ill., @ q; j M 3 n; ' %; 3: " d. par0n'
THREE sea.tlons, including baby born on tho
route, arrived via the ROCK Island llond yester..
!lnyt ~, wero Ct onco sblppcA 70 tho Cinonnatt
ZO1lOgcal GardenB, as nucleus VI what may
BOnU tlay amount to u ncnngerie.
In tho report Of tho annunl election Of OIL
teen 9,atea tnat Ms n: p TENN I wgs 70 !9sc sosted
wns aclectcd to al! tho vacancy thus caused In
The DuArd Of Directors.
THE members =, SURVIVING of , Company ?. Ono
Infantry, mot last evening at tno Palmer tluuso,
tho nttondace being quite lnFgc Il wns 'leoIdeti
70 hold banq9et Ut thc Faar or tie "a Of
pccted to DO present.
A POST -MonrEM examination Of tho body Of
Illny smlth. pf Nc, 3;4 state street. who Was
, 1880-05-13

Autaats.. .ss.s+s..ss..... LOU
Tho trlde demanded not to exceed 1,40O per
day, Mnd with thH surplus Df huns manufacture
n1id the Increased importation of Swiss watches,
tho nlurkUt wins ut A!t tllnGs uyGrxtuckel. Amer
1ctn manufacturers should bo atld tnuhticsa wero
M1l0 ~ supply tho dpnialld with yst. clllsB Bus.
Tho Prosl1ent MaylscA u petition to Congress,
requesting thnt a law 10 pAaYel compelling
inRnuiacturrra Of wrought gold ito stamp tho
quality Ut thur Ho,ds
The following 0!cera were olcutcd for tho on
Bufng yenr: FFesldont, W. II. lioyntan, at Nun.
chester, III, and elKht Vice. Presidents IN tho Or
!er naMod; J. y. T. Sottvlle, Norris, H.. John
!!atilner Omaha, Mob: ]. W. CathcMrt, Jacksoti,
MlGh; ". Il. Thorp. nenvsr nAm. Wis; Joseph
II E,;Hxi' Anxoii' Pine Hun, Ark; i n: IiIto4coGk:,
Mimi; Az. LAWRENCE. Columbus, Kae.; secre.:
nndi Executive Committee, l.. II. r. Bhurly. q,
H. ehn4r1lA, And Joseph 1ink0r.
Wna resolved to hold th1 next Convention
9t Hook island. hoSsrs. W. N. Roynton nl,l
Joseph Harris w0ro appointed To travel At larXe
III tue inspIoat pf tho Gutld.
Mcssra. shuFly. shourls, and Dakor wcTe Rp.
pointed committee t0 correspond with Etstern
Guilt! trademark.
a resolution wna adopted recommending the
Trade WMtEh Company u tho craft.
Mr. Baker presented plAAs and d proposition
from the Directors Of the 1suek island Much
Company offering to stll thelr property TO tho
Guild. Tho mRt&Dr WaA FeEerrotl to tho Exccu.
ttye C0InInt. tees A resolution wna ntiupteA
thanking Col. Hubert Ut th0 Blerlil4u fUr ya-
rlOus cOuFtustGa. Aftor which tho Association
adjournel to tho tarst Tuesday LII Juno.
, 1880-05-13
THE CIRCUS.

Tho street pArnde Of Coup's "monstor ag-
gregntton" yesterday with tho elephants,
camels, tigers, hyenas. big trummers, braAs
trumpoters, and athur feroulous beu1ts In fui!
viow Ut tho people, uttructod u Kreat deal Of ats
tenuon and hopea 10 swell tho multitude .nat
flitcd tho tout during the performances. Nlss
KRtio Htokes tn thu afternoon and evcnlng,-
her second sIay's wnrk this scason,-went
through hor bareback act gracefully md Oar.
tnGly. The AroHA WIS i'a u much lNt-
codfnE lny, n.1u consequently tho horses. tnlnh-
ers, rllots ald bnlalteers 9ppearca TO much bot.
tor advantage. 1ir. Coups llroneho horscs ttnd
,,.nny. Mtlmlrors. and 10 DO tho Japanese people,
who " some really clover wurk.
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CHICAGO & ALTON r.. r.
North. East and West.

The shortest, quickest and only line
under II management running two
daily independent trains between st.
Louis and Chicago, connecting i'm I'm
ion Depot at Chicago with Through
Day and Pullman Drawing-Ro0m
Sleeping Cars without change, for all
points in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
the Northwest, Michigan, Canada and
all New England aud Eastern cities.
The popular and finest equipped line
between st. Louis and Kansas City,
running two daily express trains, con
Meeting in Union Depot at Kansas
City, for all points in Kansas, Ncbras-
ka, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona d
California, Morning and evening train
for Hannibal, Quincy and Kcoklk
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the fin
est in the world. Elegant Reclining
Chair Cars, without extra charge.
Palace Dining Cars-meaIs enjoyed
Mt leisure. Steel, stone and iron brid-
ges. Train portcrs to attend to wants
o ftravelers. Careful and obliging men
in charge.
TO secure these advantages, see that
your tickets read via Chicago q Alton
Railroad.
st. Louis Ticket ONCE, No. III North
Fourth st., corner Of Pine, and at the
Union Depot. s. II. KNIGHT,
Ticket Agent,
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EOOk Out Fat Men,

A WASHINGTON special Of the 2nd
says: James Madison Wyatt Stone was
hanged here to-day for the murder of
his wife in 1873, Stone wa 4 large
man, weighing about 200 pounds, and
when the drop fell his head was severed
srom the body. The body fell forward
and the head, after adhcring to the
moose Il few seconds, fell to the ground
a few feet from the body. DR.. Crook
picked up the head, and as he did so
lloticed the lips move. The features
-wcre calm. 1t is supposed the fatuess
had weakened the muscular tissues,
and the neck was unable to bear the
weight of the body.
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AS seen by "A Democrat.

Tue knoXvill Dispatch speaks of our
arch d"magogue, Marks, as follows
lie pays no attention to platforms and
il d%cmagogue enough to pandcr to the
lowest feelings Of the masses TO creep
into Office. 1t is the opinion of the best
men in the State, that we should have
Il candidate for Governor, whose posi-
ton on the debt question should be
clearly defined and who will go before
the people and maintain it. When
Marks ran for Governor he was silent
0u the question. No amount Of prick
ing could urge him up to point Of un-
folding it. lie expended his strength
in vague and yapid defamation and in
trying to deceive the people. We waut
no such candidate for Governor in the
ensuing election.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
No ENsfTMCtIOMs.

WE have always agreed with the
Knoxville Chronicle on all important
questions, and as our readers will bear
witness we have always claimed that
delegates to a convention should never
be instructed. Considering this point
the Chronicle again expresses our views
us follows:
"lf we are going to select twenty
four gentlemen from the republican
ranks in the state and send them to Chi
c0go marked &C, o. Dit makes very
little difference who is selected. But
we should much prefer to see delegates
selected with sole reference to their in
telligence, sense Of justice and good
Judgment, and leave them without spe-
rial Instructions, Let them go there
ana confer with delegates from other
states, with an earnest purpose to as
certain who Is the best and most availa-
BILE man for the nomination. If it is
Grant, vote for him, if Blaine, for him,
If fisherman, for him, if Washburne or
Edmunds, why then for them. If they
90 there with their hands tied by in
structious, they will be mere, figure
heads, receiving attention from no
source, except from those whose bust
ness is to see the manaclcs kept tight
ynd fast regardless Of circumstances.
The object Off convention Of any SOFT
as for mcn to meet and confer together
on public questions. A national polit-
ical convention should be made up of
men who have at heart the interests of
the party they represent, and not the
blihd champions Of Il particular indi-
yidnal or faction. We expect to sup
port any man the Chicago convention
may nominate, but we prefer to see
that convention so made mp that there
will be no doubt about its action having
been dictated by wise and patriotic de-
liberation.
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Another Democratic KsIO ssOm
Fades,

WASHINGTON special TO the Knoxville
Chronicle: Allison Nailor, II livery
stable keeper of this place, has to-day
preferred charges of lying and cmbez-
element against the senate scrgeant-at-
arms, Richard j.. Bright, of Indiana.
1t appears that Nailor was employed by
Bright to transfer all senate mail mat
ter to and from the city ~postoticc.
When his bill for said services reached
the sum of $l,lOO he presented it and
demanded payment, This demand
Bright refused to comply with, and
Nailor Immediately went before the
senate committee on contingent eXpcn-
scs and made charges, us before stated.
The money to pay the bill was appro-
priatcd some time since, but has been
misapplied by Bright.
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The indications are that the coming
Republican State Convention will be
she largest eve held in the State. The
party is thoroughly awakened to the
deity Of the hour, and as there is con-
siderable hope of ovcrthrowing the cor
rupt gang that have possession of the
State it gives new life and vigor TO the
Republican cause. The chanc cs are
that honest men of all parties will take
part in the overthrow of the party that
slas disgraced the once fair name of
Tennessee.
There Is another advantage for 4 full
attendance, the convention will have is
that he Nashville Centennial Exposi-
tion will be under full Roadway by that
time and thousands OF people viii be
DESTROYS of visiting the city.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
ETCNIinn COUNTY Notes.

Ir was our fortune TO spend a few hours
| 4, Atbcrs Tro,d,r l,s,-Lo;no, oa,,ia
80 |"'7 "a" 00."''o'
u '"c ''su''r term oI'"e CIRCUIT count We
Rad the pleasure OF meeting up with many
afthc substantial citizens Of old NcNlipp.
and ipcrcosiuo orr ejaculation som.uhot :,
n nv 81 Il"
''|' COUNTY lH' "u'h Is INC cIICul"'ioh OF
the HERALD in that county has been some
what limited heretofore. and We believe il 70
no o,,r o,rr c,,l, o lo,
80 "'. az w.
lore 10 n'r"GUce l'e paper III mar c;uhiy;
p"' we''in& 1t 10" larry started ana VIII
roc'l'e" HOe'"i SutPost III the iuture' Al
Ieasi' we earnestly desire a more familiar
acquaintance IN tI'"t section Among the
more s"DStaitl"i we met were such Jolly
iG''0%S as NJ L. ruins d. NJ henderson,
~. i1pSe' W. H. brIaht ana our younglrlend
"Iii lane
|, l"T " u" NOT improving very rapiuIy'
p"' ",'"t improvements ma are gong on
are supS'4hiiaI; Mhlt' 'hcre we learned
,h'' Nir' d. H. Ni"SilI' i"'eol Mouse Greek,
mas taken cla'Se o! ana renovated The OLD
L'IuSts llo'e' ana II no" keeping " hrst-
c,aSs mousse
W' "lso pa" d WISH 10 me liant fio"r
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
severe Loss OF the Chiilians.

PANAMA, March 3l.-The Star and
Herald says the ChilIians are repor-
ted to have met with disaster near
Moqucga. The minister of War wish
ing to surprise the Perugians, march
ed under cover Of night to attack. He
fell into ambush, and ofone regiment
Of 1900 men, only 81 escaped. The
reported Chillian loss is 1900 killed,
besides the wounded and prisoners.
The Huascar and Magellanes in the
attack on africa lost % men killed and
wounded, among the former Comman-
der Thomson Of the Huascar and
two other officers. The Nance Copac
carry American guns, struck the HUI
ascar ten times, carrying away her
mizzen mast and seriously damaging
her hull, while the Nance Copac and
short batteries were uninjured. Many
houses in the town were knocked
down, and several women and chill
dren killed.
The Chillians had not given notice
of the intention to shell the town.
Two Chillian war vessels visited the
Lobos guano islands, and stopped the
loading of about twenty vessels,
The United States steamer Kear-
sarge is making surveys at Bocas del
Toro. She has six boats at work.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
Western Grain and Fruit Crop.

The Cincinnati Enquirer prints re-
4,orts from = large number Of points in
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky upon the
condition ofthe wheat crop and the
prospect for fruit. From these it APP
pears that from ten to twenty per cent,
greater acreage of wheat was sown in
1873 than in the previous year, and
TINT everywhere except in some parts
Of northwestern Ohio and central
and northern Indiana, the prospects
are good for an unusually fine
yield. As to fruit, the reports are al
most uniform that there will be an
abundance of all kinds, unless injured
hereafter by frost.
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Weekly Herald
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Charges AgaInst Judge Kcr.

Postmaster General Key is charged Of
being a party TO a bribery ease ia his
department. The case Is about as fol-
lows as we read il in the New York
Times. IL seems that 81. Key has been
prosecuting lottery companies for using
The mails to defraud the public. IN tai.
hc gained II Of the suits, and US all
the others var Of the same character.
would have also gained them, but very
suddenly he compromised all the other
eases and orders the mails delivered 10
them rs In the past. His departments
now charged with receiving a bribe of
$4,000 TO hush the matter up. We can
hardly believe Mr.. Key guilty ofsuch Il
ahing, but humanity has a weakness
for cash, and as Mr.. Key has not yet
demanded an investigation, the matter
looks dark.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
Match and tI,c IndInns.

ASANrAFE special Of the 10Th SAYS
Information received a. military head
quarters states thar Cen. Hatch. with
uart 0f his command attacked three
hundred Indians who we e. cncamped
In San An treas mountains. The fl ht
! strd six hours, Wheutlc Indians &C.
trealcl having their dead behind.
Capt. Henry Carroll, Of the 9ih cayal-
~. aud seven soldiers were severely
wOUi dcd. \ large amount of stock was
capiur' III from Tie Indians, Whu aie
SUP. 0Sed TO lc Mr,rulrr0 Auachcs.
T4cy retrcatrd towards the Ne, calcro
Apache agency, G "a Hat Il and com
mand in pursuit.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
Fever and Ague.

The true antidote to the effects
Of miasma is IoStetter's Stomach
Bitters. This medicine is one OF
the most popular remedies Of an
age Of successiul proprietary spe.
cites, and is in immense demand
wherever on this Continent fever
and ague exists. A wineglass full
three times a day is the best pos
sible p]reparative for encounter
ing a malarious atmosphere, reg.
ulating the liver, and inyigora.
ting the stomach.
For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers generally.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

IT is hoped every member Of the Re-
publican Executive Committee Of the
county will hold conventions in their
district and appoint their best men as
delegates to the county conventions
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

TUE Democrats Of the 2nd district
have called u convention to nominate
n man for congress, tomect on July 2nd.
That Is about rs much Of a joke as the
Republicans could get of in this dis
trict,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

The Republican convention of the ID
district, to nominate a candidate for
Congress, is called to meet in KnO>-
Vile on June 9th.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

THE Democrats in lhc senate refuse
to debate any political question this
session. They are afraid 10 stir up tie
country. Gordoh's muzzlc works adj
mirably.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

Az unusual large amount Of cal bagc
seed has been cnt out FROM Washing
ton this season. Election next fall.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

GEN, DlDRELL is sending out the
speeches Of John f., House. Wonder
why he don't send along with It,
IouL'a answer
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

Manufactured only under the above Trade
Mark, by the EUROPEAN ShLlClIIC MEDI.
tlNEtO.. Of Paris and Leipzig.
Immediate Relief NarrcutCd Permanent
Curc Guaranteed. Now exclusively used bv all
calculated PIy siciaus Of EUpOpc and America.
The highest Medical Ac ilrny Of Paris report
9acureS out Of lCO eases withCn three DAYS.
SccTet-ihc only ui-sulytr Of the pOisouou,
trlc Acld which exists in The Blood I'll Rhcd.
matte and GoUty Patients
OF RED. CURED CURED.
II. ; Dewey, E2q. POI Broadway, mnamma.
J ,Lcavy. E~q, 1855 Washington Market, Chron-
ic rheumatism.
Mrs. Z. rownc 90 East Ninth street ichalky
formations in the joints, Chronic Rheumatism.
\. II. Prayer. a Newark avenue, Jersey CITY,
Chronic rheumatism.
John chamberlain. Esq. Washington Club.
Washington, DC Rheumatic Govt.
VIM. r. Arnold, Esq, y Wcybus,ct street.
Providence, L. l., Of twenty years Chrome
Rhcmatism.
John 3. TurngHte, 100 Sanchez street. san
Francisco, Neuralgia s%ciatica.
For Malariai, Intermittent and Clr0uic Fe-
yer, ChiHS, or Aqae,
SALlCNIICA IS A CERTAIN CURE,
Superselinr entirely the use Of Sulrhatco Of Qui-
nine, as it will not only cut the feyprs. but will
achieve q RADICAL CURE. without any Of the
Inconvenience and troubles arising FROM QUl-
NINE.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

ONE year Of Grcenbach- Democratic
rule cost the State Of Maine l5G, 92O.tO
more than usual.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
Horrible Massacre OfS00 Pee
nIn

LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Rangoon reports that zoo men, women,
boys, girls, priests, and foreigners have
been burned alive under The towers Of
the city walls, rs Il sacrifice for the res
t%oration of the kings health. The pan
ic in Mandalay is %frightful, and hun
dreds Of people are leaving the city,
The kings illness is said to be leprosy.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
THE BEST or IT'S KIND.

This Is the case with tho Mexican
Mustang Iinim emf. Every mail
brings Intelligence of valuable horse
saved, the agony at an awful Icald or
burn Gubdued, tho horrnts OF rheu-
matizEi overcome, aud OF a Thousand.
und.onc other blessings unl mercics
performed by tho Old reliable Mex
lean Mustang ~Iininieut.
Al forms of outward disease arc
speedily cured by Tho
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15
M XICAN

Mustang IinimCnt.
II pcnctrHtcs muscle, membrane and
tissue, 10 tho very bone, Dnuishing pain
and curing disease with II power That
never fails. u Is n medicine needed by
everybody, from tho rdHcheTO, who rides
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-15

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