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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
,rG,sLaTIOx AT THE .CApITAI.
norton TO Receive Another Appoint
ment-Secretnry Sherman and
the Presidency-The.C Com
misSione rShi2
HOUSE.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The speaker
laid before the house letter from
Secretary Treasy, asking for an appro-
nriation of $4,000 to enable him to
maintain the revenue steamers on the
coast of Alaska, referred. Considera-
tion was resumed of bill removing
the political disabilities of John Owen,
of Virginia. A lengthy discussion fol.
lowed between Conger and Goode,
after which vote was taken on its
passage which resulted, yeas LAG, nays
Al. The house then went into COM
mittee of the whole Finley in the chair)
lon private calendar. The house hay
ing been in committee for about an
hour, and not single bill having been
agreed to, owing to the objections
made, principally by Warner and
Sparks, Bayne. moved that the COM
nittee rise. Coffroth hoped that the
motion would be withdrawn. If there
were any gentlemen who did not desire
the soldiers to obtain pensions, he want
ed their names to go onrecord. Sparks
That allegation against the gentlemen
is out of place, unfounded
and untrue, SO far as it relates to me.
The committee finally rose, after
agreeing to two pension bills, and the
house adjourned until Monday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-07
~ Consider Your Cough Medicine Saved
My Life"

DENVER, Oct 16.
MessrS. -Addoms d. Glorsr:-For the
enclosed order send me half dozen
bottles of yo,r cough medicine to this
place. / was induced to try it while
on my way here from Illinois. 1
found much relief, Sin fact i consider
it saved my life,'
Yours Truly,
J2otf T. B. ScRIBNER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-07

This is the time of year for "Cam-
phor Ice with Glycerine,'' - fresh home
made, by Geo. w. Hoyt. o2S-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-07
LADIES' WOOLEN WEAR:

Sash Ribbons,
Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear, :
Ladies' and Misses Cloth Cloaks,
Misses and Childrens' SKIRTS,
Hemmed Linen Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Stuff Suits, Handsomely Trim
Eastern Cost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25

want Of irkt,oass boarding house, you can
lind none better than tho one kent by Mr..
Myers on the corner of Jonns Anl Wnlnut
slreels---The celebration OF the second nm
niyeraary OF Sherman Lodge, No $50 II at
- took place Monday night March 29pd,
The following was tho programme Tho
Knights assembled ~ Hior hall M p, M,
sharp from there marched IN procession 10
the courtroom with lho Sherman baud, dis
cOurslng sweet music, whore addresses were
to DO delivered by Hon, Webster Flanagan,
Of Henderson, Grand dictator OF the Grand
Lodge, and Colonel " w Hale, Past Deln-
tor OF Paris lodge, Hon. Webster Flanagan
failed IL make connection with tho train, COM
sequently the members Of tho order aud In.
vlted guest were disappointed In not hearing
Mr., Flanagan, Atef the address by Colonel
v, W, Hall, the Knights and guests repaired
10 the wost room Of the coult'house aud par
took Of tho banquet AiIer the banquet,
grand bali WIS had nj tho llinkley House,
Denlson lodge Ind been invited and all
knights IN good standing were present Mr.,
Guthrie, OF tho Southern hotel, furnished the
banquet FOR tho knlghts Of
Honor celebration. This Is u
proof Of hls superiority asa hotel man.---
Tho sherman lee company viii deliver that
comforting commodity during the spring md
summer AZ tho following prlce'i For less
than fifty pounds nj one delivery, ! cents
per pound. For hiiy pounds mad over at
one delivery, cent per pound, Latte Sat
urday evening tho artosian well took fresh
cays Ut eighty.ilye feet below the piping,
which caused the rope attached TO tho drill
10 break. Unsuccessful attempts we're made
NIL dny yesterday to rescue the drill by
means Of n harpoon, but no progress has yet
been mnde towards Us extraction. u. II.
Wright, formerly of tho Sherman Courier
came up from Paris yesterday.
John IA II clever follow, -
Splendid weather for the thcalro'goers Hnd
plenty Of theatres to 90 10. q. w. Batsell
received from tho hands of m unknown friend
through the postoicc, yesterday, u sixteen
dollar Spanish gold coin, " ich Is one hun
dred ana two years old.----The testimony In
tho Marshal Sam Ball investigation case was
published In the Sherman papers Of to-day.
Strange that such fraud should DO kept from
tho public 30 long Why was, It not made
known before the death of Mr. BALI
Quito n demand for corn now. Farmers ARE
wanting It to replant, besides the recent cold
weather was the cause of heavier feeding
than usual, hence there Is also demand for
corn for feeding purposes. II is likely TO
take rise.---An institution that is well
worth the name of good reputation we AL
ways take pride in bringing before the pub
lie. The Demonico restaurant, kept by
Mcssrs, Fisher " Wildcrmun, cannot be sur
passed for neatness and good eating.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
Thanks.

We herewith tender thanks to Mr.. Harris
the statoner and book. dealer, next door to the
post.oiice, for choice selection of periodi-
Gals sent us last night In the package was
dear old Scrioner, Appletons journal, Go.
dey's Lody's Book, Demorest's Illustrated
Port Folio of Fashions, Democrats Illustrated
Journal, all for April, and Demorest's What
to Wear for the spring and summer Mr..
Harris keeps always tho latest periodicals
and metropolitan dulles, besides II complete
stock of stationery books, etc. and he is a
suave, gensl gentleman to deal with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
BRYAN.

Correspondence of the Herald.
BRYAN. March 81, 1880.
Charles Bartlett, charged with highway
Continued on Eighth Page.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
CALVERT.

Correspondence ol,hc Herald
CALvEnT, March -, 1850,
We have had rain almost every day for
two weeks.-Ihe lite freeze killed most all
the huit,-Fnrmer nra coming TO Calvert
Tor twenty-five miles around 10 got seed corn.
Il Il thought that all corn that WIS up was
Killed and will have to be rsphntod. have
heard several farmers say, who pretend to
know, that Kansas corn natures better when
II II planted late, pho farmers ARE yet hope
lll Of good erop,---N N. T.. Garrett nh
attorney and John q. OXenford, were over
from Cameron and spent Friday and Satur-
DAY with u.s. Garrett Ia iavombly spoken OF
Cor tho Senate next fall, Bel and Falls
oountIea have furnished the last two Scna-
tors and now Milan claims her turn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
MATTERS By MAIL.
NEWS or our NEAR NEIGHBOURS.
An interview Win Coionei Pred
Grant ~ GAiyeston-I, n, Mnrsin
Russell DeindeH the "VOioroh
ursiher" ~ waco -Ete Eic,
DENTON,

,fttspbnisnee q tho Herald
LESTos, March ~ lshO,
Lastnlght the citizens of this place held u
meeting NJ tho courthouse 10 SEQ II they
could raise 5000 towards building n mll,
road from Gainesville To Fort Worth mud
Clebu.ne via, this place. The meeting Was
attended by most Of our prominent oiIilenf,
and before. ndlnurning they had Hubforbed
tho sum offs ne 900 10 tho road, aud There Ia
no doubt but what the reQuslt amount, s2b,-
900, will bo raised In u Few days, II 10 un-
derStood that we will raise lhes lm of $780,
900 betwean Gainesville md Cleburne,
parties will build lheroad within four months
from the signing Of tho contract
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
WACO.
Cnrres pordenrr Of tho Hernld

Correspondencc OF the Herald
WACO, Mnroh "a, 1850.
There has been no rain for the last few
days, and she streets again present n dry and
comfortable appearance. uhlled states
Marshall $. II. l.ussel's speech nj the meet
ing of tho Republican convention, though
vulgar and indecent, has left among many
Of the negroes the impression that he j. their
man." and his tho party.--Hary Weber's
Nip aud Tuck was favored W III = crowded
house, and all express themselves Ms wei
pleased with the performance -Duprez ~
Benedcts Ministries are to I'LL their engage
meni at Garlands opera'hcuso tomorrow
night,--The Waco trays had n meeting
iast night and practice drill,--Mr, l.. q.
Shinault, the talented and courteous lawyer
of Oalolono, Mississippi, is in Waco on
yisit-Nlr. $. n. Rumble, Of Now Orleans,
and j. w. Seymour, of New York, arrived
on this evenings train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
MEDICAL.
plcORD'S VITAL Restorative

TcULLY % PER CENT. of the human race are
4 victims to partial or complete impotency.
This startling assertion will be July corroho'
rated by every intelligent physician, Inc
dscreiions .ur excesses. Some OF the common
symptoms sre loss of vlgor, spermatorrhea.
osin in The back. DISPOSITION 10 avoid society,
languOr gloomy fOrebodinRs, mental distress,
nervou. debility and leueorrhGa On ftmales),
facilitating dreams, &c. Letno false modesty
prevent the parent from warming the child
ihis great evil. secret habits are the result o
ignorance. The medical profession has been
almost criminally negligent or retioent about
those ihinvs. us the demand for Increased ac-
ccmmodations ut tho insane asylums amply
attest
physiology that no vital action can take place,
exc spt through the agency OF the nervous sys-
TEN. II the nerve power In any organ is weak
ened. then that organ is.weak There Is arem-
pdy in the reach of all, one that has stood the
test for over half "a century. DR.. hicord's
Vital Restorative has been scru,inized and In
dorsed by the Academy of Medicine in Paris,
as an infal able specific for the above, ontains
no phosphorus, cantharides or other poison;
is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
and Is permanent In effect; is a sugar-coated
pill and can be had of Ieyasser n Co 10 bis
rue Richeiau, Paris, (Francel, or OF DR.. 5.
Brown slgesmond, sole agent for the u. e.,
Singer Building, st. Louis, Mo-; box OF 100
pills, 81, box OF 400, SO, sent by mail upon re-
0e'p' u ~ CERTIFICATE.
PANS. July Is, 1s73-l9 Rue de In Paix.-A
Mr. Z. L. fifty years old, had been widower
twenty-l 1--WE years, nervous temperament; had
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrhma,
and for ten years with nervous debility and
entire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit. He
CANA to me and | advised him TO try RI
CORDS Vital Restorative. After four months
he was discouraged, but insisted upon his
continuing its n se, and in nine tbs he was
restored 10 full health aud vigor-got married,
| and has two tine children.
out of Sls patients TT ated IS were cured
vvithip 70 DAYS, lis in s,x weeks, $50 between
| two and three months. s between five and six
DIR. NJ PERIGORD,
Medicine de 10 Hospital Charity.
Sold by wholesale and Retail Drug.
gists generally. marls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25

GALVESTON, Mnrchgi, - Iotion-liccclpt net
49,, gross, Snl exports TO G'cnj Britain, '--- !
channel, ---i continent, OO!i constwlW, ---i
at0ck, ID, 0l3, sOlcs, - market closed easy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-25
liANsAA CIrN.

KANsAs CITY, March u Wheat No. . spot
! 10 and nomiuali No, spot, lOl.
Bacon Clear lAi rib and long, Z
NEW ORLEANS
, 1880-12-08

to io ,iac, for private drn!ns ote.. but ho cnf,-
tnnleA TINT tho Hrttli,nne0 nnly Fhyn tlnl nu.
tfDrlty tn lnok after tho ''ro1inchlons. and 10
arc tu II thMt III mnkfnR f1t1 connections tho pull
l)e property WAS nut 1hnnHMi.
nit. i,E WOLF 49,.
ntrrprcse tho nr.ii,1n1lte very differently, how
over. llnitltnH Tint he Ind IN control Mintovnr
vnr tue ecwerS Ur tl1er e1tIncct!nnH Ht1 Tint, It
thu nci,Artlcnt 0f l'tfln Works did tiot AGO that
proper ,Irtis wcrr inil nnd TINT tlioy wtru rror-
Hrly lull, 1t would u tttit 0t his tH,wrr to cnrrcet
tho presence nf xcwcr.vas ln tho houses. nr pre-
servo the city In Il Es,aal enf,'tary conl!tfpii.
Without tnklnR Any slGes In tho dlsptitc be-
c,nertrtl With tho trntil1e worthy 0f coiis''lGrn-
lion. Fur itlsianrc. snce tho nrtlinnnces nro bc.
tng rcyJsel 1t tnfRht not bo nnliss to E1 ninehl
tllcn, nj tn sntsFy both Of tho Cn1nInfhstnncrA-
tnnet them fncr to fnco h,1tt let thgnI, usdcr.
Rtnnd nilu nt,othcr.-lDr both pf them hrg cls1.
rtoyt,,g an w!,t.. u,lcr tho nlxe. condition t,t
'trs :nre sat b0 I'M rensfss n,,.s n SS,Sor SGSsSr
wnr,1s, tho tn,ntr,l hf tho construction OF
private trntns should ln fixed beyond df5pute.-
TINT Is. IL ti,pru Ia In le my end II tho hug anu
cry nl,olik sewcrEaa. This ID tho remedy Tor tho
tr1uhIe. md tho unay ruActIy ut present, ANU 4
tho t.rxEnacs nrc not 1,lafn osioNRh they snnlil
lo innt!u palmer. Tic mon ut present gfnpltycl
by tho city. If experienced, could stlfcrtntend MI
It hns toGn suggested thAt MI amendment NJ tho
ursh,nt1ccs requiring this procuring Of pGrtntt
tn construct tllo necessary sewers bcfnrp per,
NIT tn Greet Il now l,ufltltr8 IA granted wltl
coyur tho hI!!|aulty. 4 fec nj tght 10 chnrKcd for
tho sewer permit inst na for tho building Fornt,
nn mn mn wolltlob)cnt II tho cnss u tho permit
sns r. guarantee, rs It should be TINT IN tllo ny-
10 c taken 1KaInst tho possibility OF vialtauon
ri SnWur- gas.
, 1880-12-08
FEDERAL NOTES.

TIE gold disbursements at tho Eub.Trcnsury
yesterday wrro $4,000.
TIE su,-Trcas,lry redeemed $ll,000 In silver
yesterday and paist ont $4,000.
THO Internal revenue receipts yestertlny woro
s3HU0, tf which $t.,:.Ai WIS for tnx-tatd spirits,
- us for tobacco aud ctgnrs, and S1@u for beer.
TIlE noise Of .tho hammer ARair rrsoan!c't
through tho uewr Hovernnent lluis.l ycster-
tiny. tho mtstlta III tho w!t,'lows h!vnE t,!Mtt
ii necessary 10 resort to tho usc Uf wulthor-
strjpa In nearly cvcry room.
received 1T tho Custnn- Eiotso yGsterlny: calln.
HlNn T. Co.. two ctscs hooks; FoWltr 11r0S.. rli
alIcks satt; r II. SnclHir l. Co.. IA sacks sntt; /;
q. +. Cotnstock 4 Co.. cnra barley. Tho col-
iccttons wprD $aa,E}i.
tlErurY .MAIssHALs uilmnp and Wheeler
tonk threp Unitcsl StItea prisoners TO- tho Alton
IunttuntIary .ycsterdAy,--,1ohn Mehnn. Fred
invitsr boon convicted II week Or SO ago Of nny-
inE forged suers' discharges for tho purpose
OF securing their back pay.
TME Post. o!l!cc people heFe don't prep9so to to
Shoulder my " the blnno for tho blt,t:slsr!nE i.
!ient's nlss,aEo 10 tho provincial .,ewspapcr;ss.
Tho mistnk9 mn.i., as they put IT,, It.,
sratc s @ nsnson s n Z. ps;sa sf'aR Rma,tep teG
pnstase ] Oh % Il: aad secosssly, IL pattinK Il tato
i pouch nlonr with uhor n,9ttcr instcad u = Hns.
tho Tostmaater ut ChtcGgo. Added to ail this,
Tie train which shnuld hayu gotten In carly
Slnsnl'y mort,x waa m ,,our 80. nr no 6cnl,1s!
pouches, IN which The mcasaEt cA1ne. wero !nto
tho o1f cefre Z, rfssfnt syes c s'n, ~
the mcssaxe failed TO c,'iinect Win The N!lwH.l.
keo IND othor pngoss 40 that y ha is to 1D .cie.
the CxpQusp.
, 1880-12-08
WEST PARKS.

wAsH1SnroN"sTftEEr houtEvARn'
,vn. hnIt, Mon,1uv rftcr,oon. nlI thc ,ncmhcrs
""e s",'. "s's o""' "A'eA'S0Df '' >''' A">
belhB present.
a resolution wa8 offered by Commissioner
H:tj,Ifs to tho eject That no money be expended
ny tho Hoard for tho Improvement Of Wnehlnr.
III, sircnt ns t,otiicyar 1,ulrss tia money Ii
Ti,H n,su,i,tint, .rna oitI1tGl ' va wv ">'
I.ntnn.tssnncr Wnn,iar,i nfycrc tt,n fn,lnwinp
,osui.,tinn: i'"e' "''" ~"' 'o'"'"*
Hss..',r1I rhnt ,ho rr,nrovor,a,,t N,
,,atrnt' r. ,sso,,H ~, ~, nriinnt;nn inmlntoir
n'1.nr'nv n ,pw ft,r lin nssnss,,,nrt "ntl cef.
tf, ~ lin mr,,nf RI n1nnnv ,Irrrsaurv In tnnkc
iii ,,onsnvmr,l itunruv"Incnt on WHshinutnn
afrn,t fr"m .f,lst".1 atrnnt ~ fSn+rni Isnrf' m
, 1880-12-08
THE NEW DEAL,

SHERIFF. atANH TAKEs FORMAL ltssEsaToN.
Al mi earlv ho,,r Mt,ntlay morning o1-Sberiff
1t.,,T tho ,or,nni ronsfor NJ tho
~. ~ .s ..n ~" y. ~. s ~ ~
BOOKS adA hccouAts or h!h oincc 10 NIB SUCCESSOR
Tha Incoming clerks md Deputies wuro rratnpt-
" IN hand. and tho bIlal5,oss OF checking lit mud
roo,tntI ynr TN nrnnortv NJ Inn oi,Icc 1vds mn.
t. ~. ,tn I.. y. ~ .t.t ~ ,,a..
,'an fnlt,! @ ,,tn1 tsn - t"rt ~ % ~ croornni
ShsriT Mani Mondny nssi1neI his Court
Uaii[fs as follows;
jIiKu Anthouy-pixon and johnson: Judge
1larnur,-Mohr ind CN,ls,dito: JudEc Gary-
EnntN n,,d Parker: .IetiVo HNrslncr-Wcllb and
VIM Dnren: JuIlve JntnisDn-Enhiii and I,anp:
j,..igo i.oonits-iyce alitl snc,l; Juixo Morgts,-
H@ni10tt and ErnrT1s: ,lliiun lfornrx-ghnrknv
iI,i Ci1rr,if,: .tll,iru Emlth-Shrftjnu md Arnk:
Judge Tt,lUr-fiilIson md Qurk: Jut1rC W,tiinul.
snnoWurtF' md iloji. jlltIr0 Mc MctllistGr-Mnnny. 4
Judge KnieketboekSr-s r-sshtssa,ss,esE; JWdSs
iin.res-E rrrfvnt, Stlll,r iInrt,nr Tgn,slcy HAHN,
tissinch: ErIniin.f t.nlirt-avnrii,. ifnas Morrii
Htnxinvrn t;rnss. tlrsni, iInt,,r,xmrttn Achniiit
itn"natu. Wheoinr' and cler"hars W."
siaj Waiic, GhIof Deputy ia tho shorilr's
p(iicG was nnrnvHt vnsturinv \ ftcrntM,r IN Mint
linz TN d;strlcfs in whirR tt,o nnw i,ent1ty
Fhsrttfs viii hayo jurisdcton. but lid NOT CON-
nt.,to hjs tnsk. ~ ~ ~N@
Tf1s fntoi nlitnbor or nrsonora turned ngor tn
, 1880-12-08
AID FOR IRELAND.

TIE CENTRAL. LAND LEAGUE or CHICAGO,
a brunch Of tho Irish National Lansl League, Or
sanizct laat wook, mot lust uvent1!K In adjourned
Bcsslon In tho readt1lx- room OF tho Falmor
House, Mr.. II. 4. stonc. tho Temporary prcat-
don't, In tho chair.
Goi,. Reum, Chairman Of tho Committee mp
potntcsi to report tho nA3nes uf perinnnont otls-
toss. reoonisla1.tied tho selection Of thu foilow-
ing -fnhlGd xuntir1nen:
frusliuut-Th0mns ltoyno.
.V!eu-l'rest.ionts- -Josepl MctlilI. J. ". En-
f'f?t, 4; :; st!f. Z. 6nax alarss saun"'
FinAnnul secrotary-J. X. pwycr.
S{aTTssESnI!as {,9 ssoI.taSyt MI: ! Aahouoy.
ExrcllttyU Cu.nmlttee-col. ". +. Kentl
Michaol KceIey, Arthur !; nisnnn, Thomas ltFes. !,
sullivan, +. il: lsice. ". J. Onnha.,, Col. Qu!rk,
t;oi. Clowry ". Gurraii, d. O'connor, ue1', blar-
rhoinas ;ii g. Gady s1ioyod to add to tho Execu-
ttyu Cnn,n,lttAo tho Chatrtnon ot tho various
subordinate branches OF tho Land Loa4uv in tho
The motion brought out sot,,e discussion, tho
report bolnE tnNlly nlnnn1cl 70 As to nud IT, the
Exsc!tlso COMMITTEES ta9 psosdoInts Its Of tho tour
tho 1rxantzution' Tho roPurs, thua A'nendet,
u On noion. sicssrs. Arthur Dixon, ". X. su.lt-
ynn, James Sullivan. J. biuhoGey. md IhoEnns
y. kessO wHto appointed sonn!ttco @ !1'!i to wait
upon tho Gd!tora' a'l'l.chef of tao ChtcaEo news.
!tsts III their columns for tho Parnell defense
| VI uIuHQHs 0Vl 4aalIlA ls4EiA} yAlHEa CNllfHllS
mud 7. Ii. Clowry wero appointed u CoumIttco
" Mcssss: 1jI !. W. Enr,shs, Thomas al4'ly, Col,
| Quirk, Thn!nns Nrnuun, Rni Col. Hickey Wcro
| appointed Il Gomtntttce on Organization, with q
| ftuw to extending tho organization Ut thu IcaYuo
| throughout tho GIty M1tl roHnty.
Thy ConHtsee o. Address w:ts K'vcn the fur.
| s,,ue11nn Il colstItllt tiUn for tho l.eAKun.
Ge1, t3ce'n oyed to nnpo,t'tms't oe sem.
| with tho l,uiiyus rt,a rrtnulples az thu orKuni.
zat1on; Attho suKgestloa u thS Chairman be
pulntment OF IL Cnnlluitteo on Agitation with 4
view to urging tho act!on eugRestct. Tho mo.
tlOn prevailed. and tho President. tho four Yteu-
Presidents, an1 Gen, necn. wero appointed suct
CnMuIittc1.
Cul. tond, COL Keole, md Arthur nIxon wert
appointed u cotuMitte0 to seeuro permanent
QnArters.
lii uFdor to gfy0 tho various Committees
chancv tu uleGt and luako thelr rrIMrts lht
n,ect!ng atlJouFncl until u week from Thursda,
syS1EftnY tas sscvas ,er hehnK , !str's.cd y =
that they may bo present Ut tiuat u1ue.
, 1880-12-08
CATAIeRk1l CURE.
Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing and lnhaitnx tho nos!ous ialpur!slcs
Venuratcd bJ GutHrft ul.un nut n!nno tho nasal or.
En1IB but tho stomach n1.d unxt. No merely local
renledy, it1 douthes RMa insu!nhle snn1s, pus.
ntt!Y rGnch Or eradicate uIu vlTuipne bpt,Euus OF
Gutarrls. Thta fact expHlns tho wnndur!uI cures
Effected hy Dr. Wei lto Meyers new lntbchlntiyD
esen!n'unt. The cuT,onts ns1a by HIM afe
by thu mucous fnGnbrnnU throughout tho system iIa
f5rt c,nsiitnt innai = ven NJ ioesI antiots, ~
ysas saa.i.fox; 81 unoteeedenioa rno viii ut.so:
lrllAd tsEtuHin!s fraIn Hnny thousands wlUt ut NIL
atu1e& Ut tho <!staHn. htyn beeh cared by thta
tis lit ih4l Wsi lls Agysi's tata ~. Carc d
at!sn Itsy: q Il: ryi"r: iI SoSls:sf .skIy
satits!y cnIsa ,Hsl,ssI e y fa,nlIy xao has sHi:
80 l,toaawa{ y: sute4 no attof t!oeta!inx
y. Wa.t!nKton.p place. N. y: :,l ~ san sssIt AZ
gFeat esGsilt: Itsx: X: II: ~ mnsr, Ffussr!ek:
seSsa asSiL sEx 4: lfankss, n fA n Catt II:
FL aSst,aIs until assS WI, % MsysTt Gasai5s
iSus M1i Eaxs, is.a.'! M Instant rsl!st" q
~ a5;te;5ai sSsis%,, Msy, tss'. a: His:, CaS;
y. 4: 1%Sassdel, % d n: T., EiEia, ": r.; ~ &s1
freq. lLia :. .Cnrs" l. delivered 70 any .ddress By
peto-
, 1880-12-08
THE COUNTY-DUIIDING.

JupoH LOOMS will hear several insaue cascs
this morning Id thu County Court.
BnKKiYv MANN ycsterlay issued an Official
order appointing Mr. lssniaMin +. Price, por-
manunt Clerk OF tho jail.
TltE tlrst levy under sheriff Biunu was Itale
yes.eslay by Dep..ty Ilurke, who ttsak posaea-
sion OF tho stock Ut Case y TO-, ut No. :s.a uluu
Island Rvpuue. On u writ of attachment for
SjU0.
TMH County Committee OF Ch4rtties mot yes-
terday moEaIug and decided 10 recommend to
, 1880-12-08

Buck & Itnylcr'a Ninth Powder destroys roaoh.
cs, ileas, files. and bcdbngs,
, 1880-12-08
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

4. W. HllEtDAs u Hk AAp HHA"ss
fn prrr,s ~ rnr,,on, Enu,nnd. IA Mt tho |
,n y. ~ fet"st' VI '"'"''''' 1''8'1'@'' ~
t".''o' s,,. ri. c.r
Levi STEVENS anu fanny, e1 eat i"Roe
.ro Mt tho Sherman.
-, "'.'Aa ~, nh1oIn LILA. "''" -
Ill, afn III tne t'Ac'he+
WILLIAM Er,f,royr, of Glasgow. Scotland, ts |
,on,a.rrci a : In 1'o,r,cr
'es'S'e'e" . ."o .'','.' ~ =. sou ,,u..
atts. AND Mts. II. L. 8TAHwOop, OF gan Fran-
sisco, uso ut tho Sherman.
C1fAnt.Es u. rscK' ochefai Mns'aRct+ a1n ~ -,
JnnlcR, Chief Engineer Of tho Chcngo 0rand
Trunk 1lalr0ad, nrc at tho Palmer.
c. D. Gni..iAM. General superintendent, m!
Q. IL: 1lont,, Superintendent ~ IeleErnnls q
arn ut thn Trunout.
n.t,r +o,,n,r,+ur, xcx,or,,av, na ohscrvcd t,y
unIn..t n,",tTa 81 Wcl,.nn etrnnt ~ rr1m,,Sy
f',iis,, os ~ n. m,I firrrnr. ID n M. /:
",''ss!t y u, " m"g =, ~ II. ~ M H. tnromnter.
u, ILL., n y; II = r. ~; ~ ~ i, NJ = I'M ="
"' n' -'''|'' p. m'' ~''- , r,..
Agent Of tho Chfcnro, Milwaukee, ~. Paul
1l.iln,nh; ". II. McI}oet. 9cneral THrltt Mnt!-
nror 1f IfunttI1tni 1fh1if11s1: uUj1 H.
, 1880-12-08

Tho board Of Trustees tuet Monday.
The t1utter OF street Tampa wa4 under iIscus-
sion. Il f0w years ago tho Board had RtEutt
lalups erected tn tha nr1uoInal thoEpughfaraa-
, 1880-12-08

Hug tho Improved Howe Scales Dorl1cn,
scllcck s. Co., Agents, o. Lake Btreot-
, 1880-12-08
MARRIAGE LtCt:NSIss.

Artificial eyes from DR.. Mulcr'H fao!ory, Uti,
qcr1nnlIy. Gale s Dluck!, sole nRc,ta.
, 1880-12-08

te1nber. Ihe tsol'lty W'ls Slightly Injured nn1
s y aSe Hx issai asp as iis
and will he "a exilbitlor u Aatsoiis during thg
Gou!1nE week. Tnis trophy. which WIS offered
ny Ju1Eo lienry lliltHn, Of New York. IL opeti
only to tho co1tpetttlul. at iI!IttN a!il regular
army teMtns. y VIVA won W Tho New Sork
militia teItn In lH76 anu lbt0. tut was 1upturotl
by The regular teaut trons tho Division of tho
bltssourt this year i IL lnHtie Of silver mounted
&3iUN. Il cunA!sts Vi III oraato shivlA
Of tlArk silver f.7lned III Kilt.