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rnrcrs Of tho Democratic party, although We
supported II IT. tho onnpniEn Just closed, nnd
VIC gave It o1ir support An1'ly for The reason
that wn saw M other opportunity I? defeat tho
ltrpnbllcnn party. We nrO cnHght with tho
lIcinosratic r1rty IN tho annc mcehca: ccnse-
to- nutIve This triumph Ut tho Republicans, nGs-
wtehsfaildinR tho execution.
Whnt v III 10 the consequences nf this tcrrtblG
Hefnssfnt'c tlefeat r.. cnft7nt Rt present deter.
mine. IL Tint parfy pns:e*scd tho required
sifiictcnnr nf character md xrrnt political nrfn-
cinlra then We t,cel nn! csnntr Dt ita nhtl!ty 10
survive this dcfcHt. Int. unfortunately, that
purity has nsytr guns. beyond Tho doubtful prhc.
tlcH pf trying n4rerimGnta III furnishing n hnss
for Its rt,littcMi mellon; md In nil ul these cx-
pHFin,en!s 1t han been ns.Hnshingfy HnfoFsn.
rate. tta fnrffIar ppttcai development will t,nt
he Influenced and prescribed l,y itself. int t'y
tho victorious nnrty. The entire .dlantrYr1,tioii
{s's:'l'lc t,.c'rrGncce e. wna tho eaas VIII. ihn
ttu' it* opponent and cotutucfor III :. 4
new. purity to TO formed. MS WI. tho cnrc with
the tlein.,eracy in tho years following tho mcm--
orAblr yrar when the Wh{1 rnrty wis swrpt nut
OF existence. tf th!a shn,.hf hc t,nc nt the con-
et.1uonccs Of tho t'tteat of Democracy, then we
yet thai. NJ that timo tho forn!atLon nf n
new political party wus rrent!y h.sl.!nd
by grand ldea,-the nppnsitbn ta slavery. hut
wherefrpfn similar grAtlf1 lieu should rU.nu
from Mt present wt nrc unable tn pereelvo AMI
say. 50 much Is certain. hnwcfer. tint tho UEtn-
9crAt!c pnr4y ns Il f. Is absolutely Incompetent
tn cope with tho Republican party ffEafi!za-
nan us With anoticr pGrty organization to con
tinuc tho light against isrpnt,lfcanIam. thcn tho
fight remains ns 1t is at prcscnt,-s hopeless
one,
, 1880-11-06

tho pnIce slntlnli yesterday, aud ono whtc!,
caused tho 9uar.lia.i angel Of Tho odsco, "p9p"
Hemingway, considerable trouble. drtinkou
lnwpr llo0r. bud luy down IN tue stone pave
IIlc,lt 10 alcpl,. ~ tho bottom ~ tho Gull .ioor.
uni clOxo tsl tho lo0r, Ia an aperture nihg !nChus
i,l huIght ind yix inches In width. through which
ft4sl u i'asscd 10 tho prisoner. Thu drunken
man. II IL fur ~ SUPPOSE, tried to crawl through
suicide, for when IN ulEebr wont into tho prison
to light tho Eas he found tue tnAna hoati outside
tho door und bis body inside tho coll. 8Dap was
brought Into roslutsEEon, and tho head Vi tho
unfortunate ulan mud the har* ut tho aperture
ct}yurc4l with IT, aud theA by tho use Of consul.
wis rcIeused fruln tho position wbcto No was
slowly hut s.sly checking ~ lSlth, ~ he vout1
ind bse,, aPplica,-Neso Haven tConi.j Register.
, 1880-11-06
A BULL In BALTIMORE.
MnduencA by City sounds and SlHl,ta
Ilo Feuns n nIuck Through the

6ktGGlNs
baltimore american, Oct. IT.
At n little nttor midday Ills bulisl,ip turned
Into baltimore street from Light, free, uIl-
fnttcrett, and curtousIy gazing nbont him.
Up baltimore STREET he went, every one CIV
Ing him vide berth, and vehicles stopping
or c[se turning ont OF tho wny. Near tho cor
ncr Of Grcenc street lic ran upon the pave
Ineht. a pedestrian cn,ntng down street tried
To net ont Of the wny and fell Into tho Cutler,
upsctslng and breaking several boxes Of cigars
which lle carried. Tho bull, so fnr MS up to
this potbt, wns not vicious, but, simply ii1,t-
linz himself free, ran through tic streets.
aid, coming no ttos1It from some quiet rural
past'trc, was s0on driven wild bv the novelty
Of street scenes md voices, particularly tho
hue and cry that was set M In his wake by
the crowd Of gamtns following AZ this timc
there were al,out fifty persons following him.
yelling aud slnntfng. At the corner of Bni-
headed otf. and nt the corner OF t;crnlal,
street was partially surrounded BY i,ow.
lns mob. Hero. Mi effort was made to Kill
Several men who had smnll pistols began
tirlng, bnt US their nissUs were small and Tho
Width of tho street Intervening .was lnrge
thu bullets lid not result Il, much damnEc,
81 far us MI; Bull wus concerned: officer
regulation revolver did 4 little better, hut
rnnn of The many wounds, were fatal. Ono
OF tho balls fred struck the animals s!cn,l,
Int wns inibpsidt lii the base nf one Of tho
horEs. The officer nnl others. who did the
firing, stnnl hE1lInd bnles OF hny, and now
and ngafn tlo.!gcd from ONO to another rs the
NOW IMfuriatcd animal charged upon them;
All this time great numbers Of women nnt!
children were standing in tloorwnys and
groups of n!Gn were standing ~ the street.
At Inst, With nh accompanying yell, the
wounded animal startled on. Ii lind been
shot ut about twenty times, md l,cen
struck about twelve times. From Ger
man street llo turned into Howard md
then forged up to Lexington street, where
he ran nj and knocked down s(lllon Slime
bern; py stepp!ng asi,lo , ,Mr; sinMeH,H;rn :,;rEI
over his holly, rnn Into tic doorway Of WIZ
inn, II. Tuttle's confectionery store. No. lE'
Lexington street, breaking tho Rlass and
s!nttcrEng part of tho frame. Through
the Lexington Market he rushed, causing
| people tn Jump OH their stalls, and more to
get under them. md Mt the corner Of Green
| street tle turned and ran down pennsylvania
avenue. At the corner Of llitltlle he ran
| lady-1Irs. Martha Prntlcr.. As fl tho cas9
more serious than a few bruises.
Through various streets tho bull, with MI
the bullets III him, and bleeding from Ills
wn,,ntls, continued OIL his. way until he
reaGetl tho square III front nf Mount R0y-
nj Reservoir, where l,e tossed OF! Ills horns q
boy named Jnn'es lin! n!legel,, who WINS rasll
enough to. get In .hla way. Ills cuts and
Finally, tho animal, now about exhausted,
hwas lassoctl, anil, iyleh firmly secured By
= r0pca, his ,thrnnt was cut BY 4 cAnsitcrate
/ Citizen who hNu SONG experience In that line.
, 1880-11-06

gang, md whose picture occupies con-
spic,lous place sn the Rnpnes' t'n1lcry.
Frc,l Miller was convicted Of receiving
stoiell property. md srlnnsHled for scntent:c.
Schu1as HranltIann was tried for forging
10 tho order Of Mrs. i,oulsn Iiu1nl,. THO
check wns drawn upon tho Union National
!!;lnk BY the Anglo-Amcrican Packing, &
Provision Company, ftt whose employ tf1o
deliver the check to Mrs. hump. hut. instead
Of tluInp 80, forged her Endorsement, upan
wtlirl, the hank pail the money. The casa
went To- tile Jury at late hour, they being III.
structed To return scaled verdict,
, 1880-11-06
An October snow-Storhl in Nebraska

Correspondence nirst.ttr spy.
take m carly etnrt next morning. hit, ulae, far
our expcotnttonsl During tic hight a strong
wind set in from tho northwest, aiili about H.
we'll Of weather Publications. In Nebraski, aid
our guide dIl mt SUSPECT anything sertoas. ior
Of t1o 1nnth. Tic giilslo .hnttEht, and tic iriy.
ers believed, ti,,.t ths storms wnuld erase ut i.
mcnt llut, instead, the storm grew ncrurr,
tho snow fcll nnre rapidly, aud tle northwest
gallo Increased In fury. Teforc night 81, n,ucl,
wo,,td hive hrcn at ienst ono ioot deer, u,,s
now It hnd bron piled intn drifts 80 Thai Ollr
n thc wn ruf, inns nrr, tho etovn nf,l f,rnt,,rn
Ia our cock's tcni we're completely hidden from
''Irt The night .bu. IN unon ia c,oo,nv nnt awfu,
W. hn,i fwn mvht IN rvs ti.nts II, rirh t,f yh!rh
, 1880-11-06

Lpura I4.,edge filed n BILL yesterday asking
for divorce from Carl Luelgc OIL tho ground
Ut tleSertlO1l. -.. ..
1.lzzette rnstor asked for tho sntne kind OF u
tuyor ~, account Ut thu allegpd adultery md
tiesurtlo!, of hcr husband, John rtister.
Louisa Kramer nlsu wants n divorce from
Jucpb kr,Inler OIL tllp Ernunh OF tlt5erti0n.
JudEn 'rutry yesterday gri.hted q divorce
!" Mary !; l.ibl'y fron! isaia' +. L'oey' OIL
j,ttlgo llar1,ul,l grnnted ducrecs to George
J., ApnlehaEs from Cora \. ATpletRus for
adultery, md Mary atcDoua!d FROM John A,
Mcdonald,
, 1880-11-06

s. q. Hull, OF huskcgon, and owner Of
three e-to,lsths Of the schooner Telegraph,
and Thomas Wilf!atns, awnor of tie re-
naming quarter, yesterday Joined in itllns
q libel against tho ktea,n-tug e. ".
GnrtlIner 10 recover S000 damages for
q collision. which. occurred Aug. u,
with TIN. barge Stephenson. THO collision
hnppai1cd near tlls mouth Of tho Chicago
NlVar, ul,tl Il Is claimed tt was caused by the
negligence Of the officers of tbs tug, which
WIS ellgagcd Iii towing tho schooner down
the river,
, 1880-11-06

Estate Of John II. Foley, letters testament
ary Issued 10 Louisa W, Foley. on approved
bond OF $1,000
Estatu OF John Mink, deceased, letters
testalAontasy issued tn Leaadcr +, Mink, OIL
approved bond Of SIX, 600.
, 1880-11-06
STATE COUNTS.

Frank A. Deuuls commenced anit yester-
day to recover sa,500 .lulnagcs Of s. Gold
stein and Joscpl, .. Ditto.
james Garrity cninMcncctl an action In
Railway Company, claiming S25, ,0W Tor being
thrown OF Tho train OH the 10th ut May last,
, 1880-11-06

TO the PUBLIC.

TAare cAn be no butter guarantee OF tbs yAlua
ef Or. Railways old established Il Il u Kemo-
dies than thu baAe and wurthleaa limitations Of
thsm. A. there arp False ltesulvcnts, Iseliefa,
and Pitts, he sure and ask for !iudwAy'b and ste
hat tas uamv "As4way" u " xRas }Qu buy,
, 1880-11-06

II, % nnaat1nncI Ts1 y Nv n oSg.s ;, camUs ,
TsyeHsn m .av i; i ot q n,Sa}ea'l!s!!g a} p"yga
mia'u MI tt; or,ier.h TM tortfiuti. Wlc, + they ;
rS mirutan tSm m ~ ~ rr M.f ff,i II a nn ,9SsI ,,r!'r ~"
wct !" ts liz 'nt,S 'nas f,tef rslan z "w 'ey i
h,eIir;;l (,',,i 4, h ios a ioa i SaT.c! wa;ts.
ot s,!na ~ % cfinv rx""t WYNN ''1 s,,ch sh ~ xrr
nn ss frn ~ sms HeGl si,icr sI aycen, m sr
ns s.o,t.f N. Sn",,rr'i fr,, ttts unit rn%cs'
iGy eInS s,,% y1Tss fIl%f' s"ff'"nS s"fg. x
irrlsation, Gulit ] toWits, sitles, md tsnplrs.
h aans eSs nss1,atSa Weat sn sSs
Fr,trl :, frw t i,,,nsire,1 nconlc thay hayc in.
creasett T., ,i ia Hi in I5tpi, .1,l,t scycrl thn.
snnfIs havn nynri]u,y,Yl im}, tin Surrounding
$3intss ani Territories Tielr missi"iaryy
ire ire conlinr 70 to ihe,n eycry ysnr. T'lM. jact
ti.at tcsn sr frot, tho inwsr elasses i,tcrr,,ses
tiicir power over them. III thoir new iiDll,ss
they eilIny tic hcSwcrsiip Of iItile ia,It1, ni tt,
M their nrcntrst iciefuctOr. Tile supreme al.
jerinilcc III II Morlnjin IL his Church. liz
viii scrnpio Mt UOthlng to shield fts lnelnt,rrs
md protect It's Institutions. 4 sior,lI9tl may
viii swear in co,lrt that l,o l,ls only o,r, md
Il Jury of AIurlnnlis will never convict. Their
marriages arc performed II, secret, nnd tlIe
of tiio fucts. ' o"e"N s.'A' '''s' "''" ''e'''"f'
Tie jnws of the 1Jn}ted States a,c open,y
dccI by Inc rl,lurs mid urot,lc. mid tjlo W,yg-
aninus Mor1nni,s assert lint they wif s,itIer
nartyrttoln rather tllu,l desert iiiu tearliimgs
III lie Church. Tho bir6trv pf thp MnrrlDn
Church wlict, u1lrrsir,,i,,ri, jlus ta,nsrl out
into 6iootiy decis. 'Tilc tioctrinc of to btooti
NtOneu,eJ,t wiicil IL tis,t tic persistent here
tic or apostato cnn only be saycd ~ s!lH'iilnE
juslrutncntality Of tElc Dalii;e fnntis. which
wore budies Of organIzed cut-tilrt,nts uner
tic control Of tha Church authorities, u ugM
for yc,t,rrmt,cn VIVA sss.c.Elig tlisnntehnI. IL
was this terribip nrnctlce. combined with
creed. Which brought about tb0 murder OF
Several lands Of enI9rn,lts Journey.
, 1880-11-06
,,n,r,1nlsm, Seduction, Marital Inn.
49, delltJ, and aross VulgaritJ
Abundant.
wors. than the Results Of Polysary 1s
tho Influence Of the Mormon
Priesthood.
~ s,tuanon Ono Which Republican
49, Craftsmanship Must Deal with
vigorously.
NJ, ,hs Editor NJ 1he Chicago 1rto1inA

ase1I nolyra,,o,.s Sorlnon family and '!e VIII oo
A''i,rcd u" AZ tho reality" Such Is tho ex-
cohS'uie" n,,,nton of ono who l1ns had abun-
pressed ohi'i'9't .>e,,u,oa y. uu AMI ,h,s vtow ia
dant personal eSpe'icce; n.e ,,'. taJ w" 49," -.
confirmed by many VINO nave na9 oppot'
su', .u",,y for iudglnE. Tho boasted adaptation
1!',', 1!,t,.nnontsrn to produce happiness, or evcn
oi Mo'nn",s', Ia rrnvcd fo bn failactous by
content1heht. - Pi"''A w. ~ N'o -
tho actual results. ,.,,,,.,,,
rho first marriage III q Mormon IaH,ily IS
....nled nv tho saine manifestation Of aGec-
sueN"s;; IN ,thar communities. Living under
tion as III u'ns. ,a,.1nmv ia fnct;lcnicd as n
asysseHn "nefn Ivy s"v ,hc.a 20 - !. oonstont,y
Irvine Institution, where IL ls constantly
,,,c.d from the pulpit and surrounded by tho
ee.,,nto Iet h fs not strange TINT Mt the first
example, ~ ~ Inmrstic mfcliclty tho l,uY-
mallsfeslation " u" ,,ss.,.atf fsan, i,is ,,,t,
band should alleha'e n'nlscA lio't n'o WY
md seek III fH0ther reotnpanlonshlp lp Tor quail
sI's slos which he t,uagtnes will perfect his hap
uts N"H" tr,nn the hinw fntts. and tic vito
pIness nhe. a,ha, tao ,s ontt'rnn,I t In tha i"a.
finds That a'iotnol ~ s.."'one.' ~ .'. ..1 .'ae,
hands affections, who IS to havo IN lnt'snnto
.h,re IN his life, she often bcc0mcs broken-
saJ s'".s o,L cocs st,ecuilv to the grave or
le"tW'. m'A s1"esalIa s" nytetonco far hcr chtt~
drags out ihlselap'o eAaS'e"s' 1o' "'A JILL
drcn's sake. -..,..
, 1880-11-06
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0UE cured for nfty cents
Tlvre ID llot remedial agent fn this world thaa
viii cire Fcrur mad AEue aud al othor HalaEi-
fvyofs ialtlet, by itAhWAY'B PILLS. 30 quickly
~ ia DWAY'S READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS pEH BOTTLE.
, 1880-11-06

JUDGMENTS.
SupEnIon CoUhT-JunGr SMIT1l-John L. BAR
mum ct al. v. Charles y. Munson. Fl,0is,65.
, 1880-11-06

ttorsfort's Acid Phosphate should 10 used
when ynu aro suteEtuz from moptal Of peys!cal
exhaustion.
, 1880-11-06
THE COURTS.
j. v. FarweIl's Libel Suit Against
the News.
The Articles Which Constitute the
Basis Of the Complaint.
Sale Of The Hyde Park Hotel Confirmed
New Suits, Etc.


THE "EEws" AND j.. v. FAR
WE'LL.
About n week ago John v. Fnrwcll com-
rnenccd suit IN Lbs Superior Court against
Victor F. Lawson! md Melville Il. Stone, I'd
itors of tlle Daily NcWs, claiming $4,000
for alleged libel. Yesterday the declaration
was filed, which sets ont specifically tito
cause Ut aclt0n. Mr. Farwcll says that he
l'as always enjoyed II RoDd reputation III this
community, but that the defendants on tho
10Th 0f September Inst published an article
In their pnlIcr which tended greatly 10
bring his fair name nnd fame into dis
reputc. The article In question charged anu
TINT during the Wnr john Y. Farwesl, wish
iMg 10 get contract FROM tho Government 10
furnisl, blankets To the Indinns employed
his younger brother Charles to gu 10 WASH
ingtnn aild "iix things" there. Charles was
ut thnt tih,ean "fnnocGnt. goul Young man."
and " at first he resisted temptation, his pnro
mind and Immaculate conscience revolving
aEalmst the scl,cmes Iaid betorc him." but
he iinnlIy yielded; and "hts fn!l from tliis
tl,ne pE was as rnpId ns 1jFh'ning express;
trafn." The meaning IT nll this, Mr.. Fnrwe!l
dishonest, aiVl fraudulent practices obtalne'l
a ti0verrtne1it cuhiract, and Mlso "cnrsuptell
nrn! dcbanclletl the virtue, mGrals; !.nnesty,
Alld integrity 1T his }lruthor" Charles.
On tic 1kl 0f October another article was
published In the satnc paper, III which hn
hookkeeplng Wild member Of tle iirm of
Coulcy, Wntlswortt Il Co., which re
suited very fayorahIy to lftnself. The arti-
Gle WIS headed "rl!e Farwells,"' and gave MI
aid Of Iaw s1ti in which he and IFS pnrt-
ners weru engaged aboslt 1&g' CopoMs ex-
tracts were given from the testimony. and de-
cree, but Farwril thinks TINT tho article was
sn cnlorctl ns to charge .+.-N with cllcntng
his pariners. Tho rc,nai1!t,,g cl,nrgc Is tl,as
tho defendants claimed III IN nrtiele pub
lisItet1 Get. n. and another Oct. ~, tl.at
Charles u. FarwcIl procured his i,onlna.
tlon 70 Congress @ tr1nF@h @ his t;,ohn,,s5 l;,ni ~
latter bought Up ttle Convention. All these
c,lnrEcs Mr.. Farwe,l suites are entirely fnlsc.
AID he thinks he has been damaged to the
extent OF $4,000 by their publication.
, 1880-11-06

414sftSs
Tho Appellate Court will rcndor opinions
nt II O'Clock Monday morning.
Tho motion for now trial III tho Stauber-
atcGratl, caso comes up before judge Moran
this lnnrnlnE..
Judge SitIth vii! to-day have n perelnntory
call for mntlons for new tElnl In tcrlH Nos.
2,04a, aa,lS0, 3.0aa4 q, or, alnl J,oS0.,
Judge Rugers Will hear motions for now
Judges Tuley, Barilunl, and Jameson divorce
cnsea,
Discharges from bankruptcy were issued
yesterday 10 a. I. Antlreas and Aarcellus L.
Collins.
Asslgnecs in bankruptcy will 10 chosen
Monday for Albert L. Ncely and Isaac
III uuul.
, 1880-11-06
ls4ADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
PHRFEUr ruR0ATlvKs. SOOTHING APRRI.
ENIY, ACT WITHOUT rAlN, ALWAYS
nKLIANLE, AND NATURAL In
THEIR OPERATION.

A Vegetable Substitute for cnlosnel.
Perfectly tas,eess, elegantly coated with
6wect yum, purge. regulate, purify, CLEANSE and
ettengthon. Railways FILLS for tho cure OF all
disorders OF the Htutnuch, LivGr. bo"els, Kid
peys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases. ltcadache, Con-
etlpRttop. CostiSunBsa. indigestion, uvspeEsA.
UJtjpusniss. Fever, Inflammation Of the howas,
Piles aid I'LL ler.1iyements Of tho Internal Wis.,
ctr,l WnrrxtIted to GtIeut positive cure
Purify vegetable, containing no mercury. NisoA
erYl, Or tuIglerioua drugs,
kH- l}bsUrtu tue following symptoMs resulting
from Dst.rdeFs Ut tho nIKeatiy0 0rEA1e.
CONSOLIDATION, Inward Plies, FullHeaa OF tho
DlOuti Iii tho IIead, Acidfty Of thu stolnaoh+
NNuaca, EIgMrtburl1. Disgust Of Food. Ful!net4
Of woiKht IL, tho BtomAch Snur Eructan nous,
SillkinXH ur Fl,tttsrinys IN the PIT Of the 9tnm-
9rh* Swimming Ut thu Hcnl. Hurried aud udl-
cult IlrcnhtnH, FluttertuE Ut tho ltenrt, Choking
or ButrocMtinF Sensations whpn ~ lying pos,
turc, Dots Or Webs befor1 tho sight, Fever and
nuli Fnln lii tue Head, deficiency of PcLsrlrA.
N0p, yrltnwness OF tho Skin and Eyes, Pain IN
tAo Side, Chest. Iiubs. aud sudden klushes or
Uoat, burning III tho FIeAh.
A few d0a&sH OF Rsdway's Pills viii ftcn tao
system from all the ahove- named disotuafa-
PRICE Is CENTS PER hOX.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
Bond letter stamp 10 IRADWAY d. co..
NO: T: WAlnEN-sT. COIs. UllulsCH.ST.. NEW
~ information worth thoussnda Will ba sent
, 1880-11-06

Two Indictments for robbery against Eddie
Guerln, allas Tbs Kid, were nolle pressed.
aucrtn Is younger brother OF the notorious
Paddy GueriR, one Of tho Hatch llouse
, 1880-11-06

Judge Jameson is cngngcd In hearing n
petition 10 set aside decree obtained through
the rascalfty of the notorious a. Goudrlc!.
In July, 1879, a bill was flied III the Superior
Court by Nancy \, Sloan, asking fora divorce
IRON William S.onn on the grauntl Of udnl-
tery. The defendant entered MI appearance
on one Ut Goodricll's printed forms, and II
dofaglt was tnken and We cuso referred to
Witness, feter i. Austin. was examined, ard
he testified TINT OF ono occasion lie went to 4
honse Of ill-fu,ne with the defendant,
and tho latter admitted aftcrward ,,, lie
mSt Ind neeH ibo FsSy ssiyony S ' @tfTy 2orco TIL Ma
granted on. tile strength Of T.. About year
ngo Mrs, Sloan fled petition In the same
case settling rf that tho decree WAS 2 fraud
and imposition On tho Court: that Gnmlric.
slencd .oa tug representation tiat Il Vas .
paper fran her husband which he wished
her to execute; that she was tlnrrietlta Will
inrn Sloan III, 16r2, but that t1u left her ln
hsS salnE hs was Eos opt p WsTt II to Ect
proceedings for divorce. never authorized
i;Dolrtch nor nny ono else to begin s,lrli
suit act 1or lser and did not eyel know that
Il suit !lntl bccn begun until lS1g. seven years
aftcr THO decree was entered, 5hcwas made
complainant without her knowIcdEc and
consent, and wnntcu tho dtcrce set, aside an
the gro,tsnl ot frautl.. At the time Sloan pro-
cured tho bringing Of this suit he. wns In
Niaaiioiia, Harrison County, H.. md Ii Att
tered, married another woman. Slt'an claiMs
that iits wifo knew Of the sutt begun In her
lln1no, and authorized Gootirich Il, act for
her. and also knew Of the decree ttl her favor.
tho orIglnnl decree WIS granted. IL not tn hu
| f0urd, hut tl,o defendants counsel asSerts
TINT he will be able to produce lin Tuesday,
when the hearing OF the case Is resumed.
, 1880-11-06


The defeat ot tho Democratic pnrty is crush
ing anl It would do well t1 disappear entirely
frorn tho r'nt!cnl nc!d OF act!im and nuke
Biinr,stion OF grnKrnphteMl Hires ut tliTcrences
In pullttcs but simply bnscd upon ccunnmcAl
questions. Tho Def11crnttc purity has no prns-
J,eets for tho future. and the Anuncr itA leaders
comprehend this Tho better It will be for tho
country.
, 1880-11-06
The Washington I'd. C.) journal says:

Ttr UrmocrntR hnre ilctt until they were l.tnck,
I'll thGy were the b1aekest es1Mndrels on. carih+
aud MI for DAught. They placcIl alL thoir stock
IN trals!c up'n ono card. atld they hnve Inst.
cN.lsu III this election they rcprceented a1f that
was dirty. mean. aud cShtcmptlble- 1t serves
thniu r3ght.
, 1880-11-06
CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs and Tubercuous Fhthtsts, scrofu-
Ia-Syphiloi'1 DiscnseR W,sstnH, DcRencration
pHgc Of wnter ttnxiantancous relief afforded
where cRthftcrs hnsc been tlscd thus doint
awny with the painful operation nf usinH thes
nstrMmGntsI, d!fsolvtnR Stone In tho DtaddcF
and In ali cascR Of
, 1880-11-06
Inflammation OF the Blad.
der and kidneyS.

In chronic cases of LeucorEhten and Uterine
discusses.
One hurlIc contains more Of the nctlva prnc!-
pies Of Medicines thnn nny rther Preparation.
Taken In Tcns,o0nfn nl taaus. while othors require
tive or Elk times us MITCH,
ONt: pOLI.Att PER BOTTLE.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-01

trary to Nature, and necessarily incredi-
bic, vanish into air. The attention of
young readers who are apt to be i'm
pressed by the constant reiteration of this
phraseology in our current literature, is
earnestly invited to its illogical character.
They owe it to themselves and to the
cause of truth, to discriminate with care
between the false suggestions of specious
sclolism, and the cautious statements of a
sound and serious philosophy. Let them
not be misled by the apparent weight of
names and numbers Mill and Spencer,
Buckle and. Darwin, Huxley and Tyn-
dali, however brilliant, are not infallible
guides in the matter of faith. Their ir-
religious speculations have little that is
new, and less that is solid to recommend
them. The chief danger from their writ
IIngs lies, not in any plausible argument,
but in their incessant suggestions of an
irreconcilable conflict between the nat
ural and the supernatural. A false state
ment may be SO often made, that, not only
the speaker shall believe in it's truth, but
those who listen to it may be greatly i'm
pressed by the mere force of the repetition.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-01
BOOKS RECEIVED.

From the publishers, Charles Scribner's Sons
we have received neat copy of Marion Har-
lands COMMON SENSE IN THE HOUSEHOLD"
Introductory to this revised edition. called
for from the fact that Through much and con.
slant use-nearly 100000 copies having been
printed from them-the stereotype plates have
become SO worn that the impressions are faint
and sometimes illegible;" the author SAYS: al
gladly avail myself of the opportunity thus of
fered to re-read and so far to alter the original
volume as may, in the light of later improve,
ments IN the culinary art and in my understand
ing OF 1T, make the collection of family receipts
more Ineligible and available"
To estimate the merits of general receipts"
by their perusal, seems to us a method rather
unsatisfying We remember, however to have
heard young housekeeper assert that her read
ing was confined almost exclusively to the Bible
and Common Sense" and that in fact she never
felt secure without the latter was within reach
The PREDATORY Familiar Talk" is really enter.
tanning, and conveys invaluable practical les
sons to housekeepers in style at once interest
ing and appreciative with full sympathy for the
hard lines of woman's daily life Certainly to
secure comfort, economy, health, happiness, and
serenity, Common Sense in the Household" is
indispensable, and this common sense we are as
sured by competent judges will be found in this
volume Its sale has been simply enormous.
For sale by West, Johnson & Co., Main street
Richmond, Va