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, 1880-11-04
THE CITI-UALI.

"1r WIS tho Chinese G,testion that did H." suys
tho Ctty Clerk. ur,d now ho wan.s 10 chnnso his
Washorwomnn.
"a PATIENT tlkc,t from M. ;s60 Ilalstcd street
nttout two wcCks nyo ded at tho Smull.pox
Hospital yesterday.
Alb. HOLMAN hns been convinced. III tho
future he will inquire far thu ltupl,blIcu. ticket
before voting. Nc was huff convinced before.
\ GAZE Of snlull-1,ox WAS reported yesterday
from M. 1a5 South llhlsrd strcer, which proved
genuine. The Source OF tito tllscusc could not bo
Ascersnlnftl.
TIE City Treasurer sAyx thnt lf thi,IYs 70 ~,
this way he WILL S.'ll t'n wIttitiut Il lEarly. liu
W.s very Tired yesterday, hn 80 WIS is assistant,
Ium Arctilt.
.a;, .;s;trr. Kti.xhAsn tnkcs hls consalation ~ u
telegram ,nl,aEutns thut tho WiAcunalu De-
fnue9noy g!cGtet! his A0lI to thn OtscO OF Stnt4A
Attorney TueE.lay.
fitE CaylMurn plaee tut,uel wns finished yes
S .ssy a n wei ysoa II iS stSt % Yn"y IT, s Ss, ~
hls III II better supply or WNtur.
sut'I, On'SSEt1 wass greatly, hothcrod
yestunt!y ~ drnte; II hts ",s.imclals" who
put oir. with y prr,u,se. however, Il icing urged
1f t9y r hal t nxS or .o'r M,s In n
pull, IT over, 1ht8 nut DGcn determined.
MORE THAN HyEW.
After tho MnI1n. rIcttsnu tho Democrats hired
q wNGnn ntitl bu md pNra1Gui tho Btrrota. On,
iisvus Ns WI III se 'lti ir"n ii!!S iSt tc ''fe'1 rr
a,1." Mr Morrison I,l IH't,, .nwiI In tho l'lilg
I9Ss 1hy Sato Ut tktF srrrh"s s md 'hY w'%
tr'tnda got evral with the pc,nucr,ry Yesterday,
h"%tvor, Atlt' tsis"cIesl thu question. They ,u.i
S,sr Mss ,r"t 5 w. s %yp @ ~ r steft; sron 1d sI ,ns
lltw do you like ~ i. Il. Morrsot," Thu III
SWIFT was t!!l!to stEl'tiscA,!t Under the GrcnI,,.
Maynr llnrtisun, wiln WIS epru,Inttu,1. Ht,d wlil
WIN not "Ily cntH!lc.l tn listen to s,t,,lry MI
, 1880-11-04
SUICIDE AND PHILOSOPHY.
4 Tn1k with Ono WHO Has nEasfe Ninc
Attempts to XIII Himself.


MN rsEk S.n.
T.Julus Jones, who attempted to kill himself
on Wednesday, nlDrillng III tho hotiac III Edward
Nivispn. Mt ZIG West Thirty- second street, hy
shouting himself III tho head with rnynlvrr, IL
still nlive In Roosevelt Hospital. Tho Physicians
say Tint no nluy recover.
When Mr. NlvtspM entered 1otscs' rA,ul. hnv.
Ing heard the pistol shots. he fn,lrd his IntRtr
lying IN tho iltt,r, hit entirrly cOnseI,us. Thu
wo,in'actl lnhn sHid tu him: "Nlvts,,n. you'll
find c0pso.fs tlilrctons nnl0nE thy effects #, rt,-
Rnrd 10 tho dlapnsnl If my remains. In tito
me''nti'no ruin for II policeman md bring nh
ambulance with you, rs I'M, perfectly vol ns.
s''rcl TINT havo ngatn failed In ,ny attempt to
ninko away with myac!f. md cut rGcupGratO
much more rapidly In hospital shnn here. The
ut srlf.tltstruetion,"
tho ThIrty-seycnth Street t',liru sttttalt Jones
suddenly spri,i,g from tho ilnor As tlln,tEh III Tl
@i%nily @ viY.l: nl,.l, se,I!nx ~ oen l'ocket.kniu
nttcl,lpt Il, stub himself. Thu pulicctaun sprung
nj him. and hitter Il struggle snr,ne.l h,nl.
md was .!Mlittc.! tn tho presence of tho wound
ctl .nmtI. lie Is II hnntso,t llnn, with II straight
i' is Sr~ e sssx s yf liz ~" . e"'Wsy WSy Ts sEr sE
from, ny birth. YOU will hnrt'iy credit Il, but
pennsylvunn 10 an,l my life, and while In l5n$-
ton touk lnudMni,m twice nnh nrsenle once,
anti yet III Hptie Ut thB must uEtHtMleA Efforts
heartsick Of l!te mud only wish to pass awIy.
sfy relatons with my in.hisy Are not hnpny; III:
tleest they urn most iinhAppy, and MN estrInRcd
nbl.vcl tn live ulonc. uM! help tho tl,Rn who
tn.1st live In New Yurk Rlnup In solne hfrei
apartment, with unly servants or strangers to
si",s'k - ut ln!t: interyaIs:''
spcnklng Of his attempted sn!cie tho man
sail: "Whcn invoke. abt,ut soclock. iny M
ny lask IN ec g nsc' " 4r1,, @ ny condition
iii" hnt ie,,th. and Ioini Tint 9rrat prcpo,,.
tlcra1,cu wis on tho sIdr nf tho latter. isMw
tMt wn,lt.l h'.yc to struggln, on ~, make my
yax Ms q" tue r rsyt Il ny s h. eox@ss xs ha tt
IS. .cei.!e on ieaih 'rhe,i nro:e mi. mi wrotu ]
tnu directions for ,h9 disposal nf ny renans.
cartridges for s'.ls. returned to iny ruon, md
lung ny my o'ttcr gatt.,entA to prevent thusn
lpng eyperiencc-!t sen!ns strange for II
sHiutlc, ,iM'sn't 'l,y-w"S7Il is sIru,'r,i
nor. Thon carefoliy loated tiis we.ipo., hid,
placing tho nluxzIe nRalt,st my right temple,
pulled the trigger. | anit thnt i Required III
lnentary chill - / tlIl "a. lclt tho imIt rrasl,
n4I,1Mst my skull, hut knew 1t tWns INT fntnl. So
pulled tho trigger tgHfil. Int missed lire. ,lnl
I,,; sksi 1t and tr'9,l asnin an:I aaa tHt +
running trunl tho first hula IN my hcn,i had wct
tho. resnlvrr. md ttok 1t t!nwn frn1n my lrah
eyes viii tic other hind. r'tiscsi tho hummer;
and, inoking closely ut tho rtanbcr, s,lw tllnt
oHr u the cnr'ri!lxes WIS awry. ant' slxcd Il
VIE TX so fra. sm my to ,a pSFq Ator St ts ra s
eanlp impatient And sirei twice Mt my hcMi, both
lmlis tnkinE effect. Thun. hearing tho prnpric-
;"r saIE r, sG. ,tc ns%srSd ona
to tho tlnur."
, 1880-11-04
THE CITY.


A.v, II. CAnrESrER Is at tho Grand Pacific.
wALREn ADAMS, Da, cnport, Is at tic Palmer.
]. a. nLAKE, Noston, Is m arrival at tho
Palmer,
t;nAut.rs S. lta1Ey, u. 3. A., Is stopping Mt tho
1'a.'npr.
THE Hon. II. q. ,spuudng, Iloston. ia mt Tho
fremont
f,natSALp BUCHANAN nni wife, Montreal, arc
at ti,t pnin,er.
TnE Rev. ". V. Averill. Manitowoc, IS guest
at tho Palmer.
Puor. Y. Il. CoSnAp, Philadelphia, Is a guest
al tho Grand Pacific.
DuxcAx X. MAsow md family. New York, arc
at the uran.1 ract.!c.
D1s. Ann 3f,s. j. j. CRANE, Now York, arc
among the nrtivnts at the Grand l'acttlc
WE. snrn1pAa, Harry coultol,, Inura Don,
and party, I'll ro,,te to California from New
York, nro ut tho Fremont.
II. CARLTON, Columbus, O.: y. Winmnt. Phil
aHClrhtli. ln. I0 lAii!kAtf, CtnCftlifAts nilu ~
Cnnauv and wife. l'u,rln aro stopping al tho
GnrlnGr.
,,lo,.S y: VAIL ami, wife. Waeh!ngto1; i. !:
MoEe,s r. Anpeton; ioraSc @ ra,' = MS MssSM;
arr stopping nj thu GraN,l l'ncise.
i. T, Di!t1snMAM. ulcubm!ah: ws.: tho Hon.
John Ho'ftnun, Msn,lntn; W. II. inlsnt', New
T"rk; = T. sNM!lEa N1 icnysr; sna ~, 1'; 20" J. H.
By Mnnassc. oitician. Il staiisi,i, strcot. T,1u.
ySE building, was, Mt II. M, II t!eg.; 10 II. ILL.,,
Is: u Ill.,, in; ~. tn.. n: ~. H.. Is. Rarome-
ter. u. E,,., *a.fA; sp. III. 1853.
T,.E nonth!y meeting. Of the Donrd ut MINI
nKcrs or the Old I'cnpIeH Home wns he'll ut tho
linne. eorncr 1ndlniia hvcu!o t1llG tlhrty-Miilth
ilcnt. ii tho chair. Tho foilnwng casi ,ltI.,a-
tions we're rcceye1,-sI1r. L.. y. 1'avkts, sullo-
tY,: &c c"s! *s7: 'ncrehAndise, *T7d; other
, 1880-11-04
DEATHS, ,

Fisher. AVed n yPnts. . '-s --.
FnnGrA1 At South lIenh, Ind.
: " davenport pnpcfs copy. '....
MCKAf-AUv. =. ut llcF resfdcpcet k1k North Ash.
iand.ny.. Ellen f;ouEh. wife OF i. L. Mckay.
Funeral Friday ut ~ u'cluck 10 vt. tolumbkiIls
Church, thGnco Gy carrIHRe IL Gnvnry Cemetery.
tb'Turunsu and llurriu luRe-l pnpers pteaHe eupJ.
MCSAMAikA-Snv. p 1RsD, .InnIrs II, SltSnunrn,
0t!eAt OF JaMoa Md Mary MCNn.uhr, ngcd YEAR,
! 3Mlnnthx i days. - :
Funeral friiIn pnrents' residence. eli West Erp.at,
'rursllny. Suv. NJ 10 Ooinck by carriages to EnI-
snEy Cemetery. Frlcnds Of tho fa1nliy Invited 10
attenl.
HEY YSOI.DY-Tucsaay. Oct ?, 1a0, Mt Canton, O.,
Mrs tserve lcynolus. bisar OF Mrs j. nrsbn, VI
tls city. =.
sW1t.rNov. + nj tho reAldence OF her snn .tn.1nw,
il; y. Wheeler 2Jn lnaInHn.av. Mrs. Quo. W. Swltt-
Fuh0sfl NJ iltl"AnkGtA
GOI.EMaS-Sov. 4, ns ri South Frankln.st, Pat
t!sk Cnfemr. ot c.,ntnlnpt!0t.. nsed W years.
"a HDstur nltd Fond tn tae uMt1rs plcRsa copy.
lsl:SSErT-un sn,,sny morning, Oct. ~, nj 5:31
1.9MM A., wIfa II Il. ). n: llonnutt.
lnterltuMt ut lkarne, WIS.
, 1880-11-04
SllicilE...

Epttfd1 Correspondence Of 1at Chicago Tribune.
VlScESHEs, Ind. Nov. lat i o'clock this
morning Calvin lsobeson, nResl II years, aon Of
W. II. Robcsor,, n wealthy fnrtncr ut Lawrence
County, Illinois. cnn,a,tted suicide, ono milo
from this city, BY shooting himself thrnuuh tho
hcnrt with tlo,tbie. barrclcd shotgun. Lnst
spring tho young man wae scv0rrly njured by a
runaway TENN. and since that time hls mind lima
hcen .ternngcd. Inst night he accrctc,i tho KUN
In tho wGNkls. and this morning he left hts houBe,
secured thd gun, nnd shot himself.
, 1880-11-04
No othor. whlskcr Dye cauals trllrs-so conts.


1ntltgcstlon, dysnops,a. nervosts proatratiou,
n I'LL forms of Eenttal debility rnli6vc,l by taxi
ing Sto1slnan's Peptu,l|zed Yeer Innio, Tho only
preparation Of beef containing isa oitlru nstrl-
tIolls properties. II IL not 1icro sttnulant like
thu or tr1lcts pf tcef. but contains b'ool1lAking,
force generating. MID life-sustnlnrg properties;
islrRilNble In I'LL oi,fceblel conditions, whether
tho result OF exhaustion, nervous prostitution,
ovGrsork, or .acllto daonsc; particularly II re-.
s',llinE from pulmonary cetnpiasnts. Gaswe!i.
BY tlrtIgKIet4.
, 1880-11-04
A WISE SELECTION.

The Farmers l'anli Ut Wyoming requiring
M'tltiolla! r.ucptaclcs for yniAahleS, william
l!osatc, Essl', President, carefully examined
~ tin varln,'s lnnkes Ut safes, and, ny tbs r.
ca. lAt steal chest with tlniu lock MD tilo
srt DEfnn!t tlaprs uXllblirtl Ut the tnt1 ExpI-
t!tlnti alm prrntly attnllral hy tic Wishing
iisneIs'tlitls. Duplicates lilny bu 6ecll ut 81
lGnrbUr, street,
, 1880-11-04
subj IflsAN.
EVANSTON,

young man tanned fint IL Golih,rj II, tho
etaslon, un !. tinsKc " s'ssor&nriy ud,,ct,
itIado br Mr.J. T. liz s1Arlsrs. v1Mt says h. was
INT 'lIat1deray. but WIS ai'lpiy try1uy tn .luep
Ills ln''hUr, Msx, ltailoy, wun III, f,,,,4t uy,uy
with !lo Cn'ders, 10 u" ~ her hung In tue city,
Mfs lIatluys hl,st'A1 IL livi.ly In Ghlcuxo o. at,i
Dir. i'u CMlers' wife Wns ntiUlk tho ytrl iti,s vi
thu AlW.fla disaster.
Ihc Asepubl!cul.s VI Eyaustvu hell u .tupllcy
, 1880-11-04

Tho Convention ottIa,N ,Nvork-A RovIcsv OF
The 'ThlnGa ln1Ao and ThoAo Voted
ub,,,,.,. 10

tlsc 'El,lnno lty1lAo md rlsuso Votcd
p"ss"' x>,r ,75u s,n. y,r ,,
rb, t,eotoe,art E,sjcnnnI f,h,,r, r., +ha rfr,4ot
statc. IL n,,c or In anl1rs of n The ca,Ins end ia.
nominations. int mikes NJ, for its luck Ut nn-
hers by tho c,,itlyntlo Of its clergy, BY tho so-
elal position ot a,n'nlority Of its laisy, " the
Weahh ol Us phrlhnsea anu ~ tne afch'tcetiral
eleRnfcc" its hnnAoa+of woreh!p. It Inns nl'ollt
:t..aO ministers nhd,,n membership numbering
~, no. ;, ia tin,ccscs nro lnrty.cwht fl n,,tnirr.
on II. mIss,"s ,,srsoo, '', i'orn r,, ~
,ssn. @ ,,n "'sas ,'., aero ms' ,,
srai s c"Iscntton L.. st'o highest rapres:ntatiyo
r'y rss. u hn INC Ufsh s q cs Sc svSTy rso
yontion Is much llke tliat Of lilo unltr.l stntcs
GHl,Rress: There e, nr4 tNS ntNten-ehG 2 lluts1 ~
i m4o u ii N ths hisls'ps iaii! ,.loeesan ani
INN nm S'l tar InYmsa ~ from @ saSh 'jSessS : wlcs;;
Siiie .ss # A!kan:as Sss :syctss. s'iSi' iirsi'es
tho ano n,n,or q per,,t!e, tfom '1hsso q 'a tlI'.
sn ar asts" t. ho Z; ana - sEsrt
On ,he other la,d It was utx,int ti'at i !ke ;ls;
pnry ,sx 1xlsen @ GENTRY ag.1i @ at1M @ tnat u ,tl
sss ece%tx %Sx e tbo ns sistE
fc.nn'ns as Il Wna.
- Neynr " the M history 4f tue rroteatant Entsco-
!lennrnl cnnv1ntlon fllNn the Convention Of 1sAL
1ns PHI neGn snSKa n,,t ~, nGfs ~ tlo ~ ccs
Snnss hi .M," w''T rst, v " & e
Jstonel,cta ~ at,'' cotroretsi.i! haeGheia hurried.
da ntc rfn,!ss r1e FL ws sa xtS S =. IT. the Ia;t
RlEnt1l.G;ant ol u State nl "Eract. n,ercr, nn
nsS tt IT. INC nnmsS,,on @ l. Ill., II t1o 10 Sh,tre,,
IN to I corcf. s,o',i Of ih. h,nr L 3cnnsll 9o1 ~
tho recolal oi sie eSe!esasi!enl @ ce.S.lre Inflicted
sJ M. Ss 1 N N thaa Ksss to- "@tnE
further sin,.iilcant th,t. IN ,,"tinn nf in tew
st.nr %yhn ,y"s invitaA :" mne,,r" ann. ~ t
riyl1t BAND M Sr M III" President. 'c"' q" 'ne
Tao w9xetlon , wns perTaIea ny M 1ml;
The ,issiGary i.snns waa @ I'M IN peasaMt cnn. y.
tr.st with that received BY them Then, nt ecrtnln con;
fhatr wnrk wnrc crtny;]cd into n r11rnrr ~ Nm4v @
th"v nr" hnnnrri, VIII Iio ,nnst trt,;t,en. nss
tioiis al siays ssre sIe,t il liscussons rs to to
hrnn r,sr nss,,arv ,st.nr. ahn,ss t"; ~ ~
h,,r % Is t,rs,,st nt,t IL nrvrcss ~, ~ H., sno
unfort,li,ato III IT, so1n az tc nen,tirs s Ien HIT
tsnrnnrtsonniu iMi"rost T WI; s,nw,, ~ my tbn -
weEfafo af lie inlaas in IL tits % 'n!ssI"n.ry il ary
nkee ner;sl HolSrca HIT Ssuunarv a.sa is 1o
~ t9o ,ca lot ~ nEpfosn ~ "s ~, ,,,rnn
tia tia. til Sish"rs Of tho so,,cr's btoceses t% III
st3 tEas 3.i ~. is' & NY ,,nt ~ l, ~ rAnesE a ~
snHp m I:t nees" M nsa, % n1s strTn enf & Moa w eo M
@ raxa Ws Snr ~ s ~ o to s'KI h
fsr e1 tat % tho e cunyeuon nj Iubt eco wMo np,
t@T,.i"d T., uoi.ion 'fai,s n"a ot'sau. i
h ,c".. ~ II H. ntnata,+ s Is nt"hys nee
e tt oHs, II a Z s,t Ky .srS Fsa T, EnrGn
ss1,,y s,9sts na & ses@tpa nnn rny rnYs oRted @ was NJ
nnGt.nnf n ~" ntnI,tesp ~ sorxn M ,a} imS ao
% toyerent It tioos ' Tor tho inans, in to pFoo to
.,. s'E f ss ~ .t H. "h r, ILL., was. % nno rs, -
r,nttrc oun ,uko @ Ia r. iho % Scnnr1 tn's ams
, 1880-11-04
THE RAILROADS.
A Cincinnati Ticket.ScaIper Sues
the Wabash Road for
Damages.
Tho Recent lNnr on Rates Likely
to Prove Troublesome iii
tho Future.
Passenger and Ticket Agents to Hold
Their Annual Meeting in st.
Louis No1t Week.

Some Interesting News Concerning Rail-
road Matters in 1owa-Notes
and Gossip.
UNLIMITED TROUBLES.
Tic question whether, utiicr tho existing Inv
regulating tho suio of rallruul t.uketS, thc rl-
r,ass htvo right to sn !ckuts III 1nrgn ,luasitl-
ties to sprculaturs md su,tiprrs, knowing ttlat
such tickets tntlst necessarily be Sud nHntn by
PARTIES who unlcr tho Illinois Inv have no right
Ia lenl IN rallrsad ttckots, Is now likely to bu
decided by tho courts. suit hns bccn trotHht
by Mr. Jncub frnfk, Il tEcket-srnlpE pEr nf Cln-
c!nnat ngAinst tic Wabash 81 Lutiis Il rncno
ltnnA for violation uf contract. setting his
cinlsN nild stnsi,nves Mt $15,WD. Tho pDttton
tllcd by tho plaintiff q,,ntes tic following con-
trrlcls, mud which will cauao widespread Httcn-
tlolt IN rulsroal circles:
letter heading Of Wabash l.oa41A .,n,
RECEIVED Of Jacoi' Frank sl,)O u i hen,sit
Tor ,hn tickets C1iIGKu tu kilIlsas CITY At tho
CHI t 1t ass y e"sh v'n St. Louis F't'en''' 3o0a
"lsa!anee of *7,Ou0 10 b rcmlttcd inside Of
".d s''s' heading It 5sssS' wsss;s Jss' Iss1} T. 1885,
for III sesosad.cass Tickets reatlInr :chicaTo 10
Is e BID 81 Sf Se Sefoa 't oet @ *'
| Nv. +. FOSTER, City 1'asscnyer Agent"
lats war, j" tho pressnee q anS With .,o knsowls
n USnera5 r%sso1Fcr sSn.
the deferred payments in leEl-tenders, and
e the prcset,es or witnessc*: Delivery of
the M slH IL tho Eands II thasc WHO had re- re-.
ccinted tnr 4 In tho name Of tho Wa!msI1 Cam;
piaye,l tho casc In tho thirds of Iis attornry
lit lnys bis lnElngcs ut sl:!TD II o1a cise ntl
@ 4. the snsr; lc a stated TO to Gnetin9t, h4 ~
wnA ut II lnss to understand tho nctson ,nf tho
Mabnsh to1nnaty, n!s 4 subsequently sold stctl
rates, hn having bought son,o 'sinco at Il slight
rho Wabaah Company will no ,lo,bt scs up
tllu su.clletl Illinois scAlprrs' law, and there
turo vnld. Tho result ni thls, ss,'t win bs
| watched hy tho rltraHl mcn and Bcnlpera with
much interest. ny IL Will determine wheher r,it-
r.'a! eulupanes can solI ,lnilmitc,l Tickets to
tint t,onu but authorized railroad aKc1its shntl
! tsnltlc q rn!ttul,i tlckrts.
t,ey rnt oysr tho trobies atrsinn fro,,, mo snls
greatly reduced racs. nn's right afterwards rails
bling spcsalators to reap i rlch harsest. This
matter Will EIo taken nly.lntuHc Of BY tliu senI
crs. who hnye NOW nii ftMt Il movement Il, lufc
'Ss wnter % fesS tsa aboSs rse aRss
t 1q - rs o Ss 9si sfs mi e 'rss sT o
rctenton Ut Inv which they themselves did
mot, hcs!tnu 10 violnto when they found it to
| their interest to Ito 80.
| HETO1lMS IN 1'AH9ENGE1E BUSINESS.
Mr. George II. Daniels. Sccrctary Of tho Vest
! crn Association IF Gcnern1 Passenger md Tick
| ct Agents. ulves notice that tho next rcgilar
meeting of the Association will bu held at tho
Lin.icll Hotel, st. Louis, Wednesday,, Nov. 10,
lssU. Tho following subjects will be presented
| By tho Executive CuE1illIttcc for discussion:
, 1880-11-04

Dtspdieh Ia 1t. i4,utiHf fiiuLt- -isxtntcrut.
JACKSON, Miss. Nov. l.-rNln Oct, 70 ktr. llich-
arl q. Kerr. Nexlst4,r ut thA Uuttcl status LAAu-
, 1880-11-04

and, II tho other r,sntiat IN not meet IT, business
will be diverted nonTcHhs1 from ttA accustomed
channeIs. Tho rainonE ninnngcra should cut,-
sttlcr tho 1nnttcr sctlolttly."
, 1880-11-04

~ FTHytF'MFDl1nK t0'NhT.
r9utl: YOUNG MEMS Christian AssUCIATI
Wy rlye tc lecture posinnns from !Sst lhnEsaqy
Eaton. or Onh Park. VIII lecture IN "CIilnhug tle
Alns; Of lH1s1nal ExtIerIGtlcca II Swaurta,4:" Mr.
ltekak fur u.nnbers md 1e frun!I ene can he uG-
tninel free ~ o!eo - ]. y. q 4. N0. III Masonst
lfN1ts cuRStlt .SfOS Nv OFTlI + II iCll FL itsESE
Hospital. tnrer trwenty y-niNlll-st uhd GUtiuxo-
plnce will be lnA to-day nt o'clock ill., with nsl'fU
prlnso ceremuilinH.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06
POISONOUS CIGARETTES.

Cigarette smoking has now grown
to be fashionable habit, and one
which is increasing ut an alarming
ratramong half grown boys; and it
is the opinion OF well known phvsi-
clans that ;t this habit is not checked
additions to our asylumns will be in
order. The Franklin Repository
says that Il physician, to satisfy him
self that there was death in that form
OF tobacco, had Il cigarette analyzed.
The result WAS 4 startling one The
tobacco WAS found to he strongly i'm
prcgnatrd with opium, while the
wrapper. which was warranted to be
rice paper, was proven to be the most
ordinary quality of paper, whitcncd
with arsenic, the two poisons com
blnrd being present in sufficient
quantities to create in the smoker Il
habit of using opium without his
being aware of it, and which craving
can only be satisfied hv an inccssant
consumption Of cigarettes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06
HnMEW ARD BOUND.

tern trip.
HnMEW ARD HUl ND.
The next morning the agent of The
Louisville and kentucky Railroad
presented himself at our hca,luuar,
rrS rendering he use OF This railroa, Il
for our return trip, IN oilrr which
was gratefully and unanimously ac-
crplr'l rs it gave he opportunity OF
seeing more of the country, and visit
ing the world renowned Mammou, h
Cave.
Accordingly the next day we com
mrncrl the journey back to old South
Carolina, and had the pleasure of
seeing on this route some of he rich
rS; lands of Kentucky About :,
clock ON Saturday afternoon we
rcclird Cave city, where wrtvuk pri
vale convrvanccS to the Cave Ar
rlving here late in the afternoon some
OF the party went in that might, and
"t hers in the morning. The dcscrip-
tion of this worlds wonder is too
we'll known to our readers through
books and pamphlets To be repro
duccd here. The proprietor of tile
hotel at Cave city SAYS hat he does
not think that any description can
give an adequate conception oft, as
every one who has entered it comes
ont saying that it WAS beyond what
he conceived. After remaining here
Il day we resumed our homcwarl
journey with nothing orspccial inter
est occurring, except Caricr's lclr-
grams to which reference has already
been made. As we crossed over from
Georgia into South Carolina, our
party commenced To diminish in
numbers hy the separation of tn,
different members until We reached
Orangrhurg where wc left Capt.
Mclchcrs on the train rs The solitary
survivor of,hc joys that had past.
CuNCI.rSlONS.
The conclusions we arrived al hN
our trip are, tina, South Carolina is
naturally us good place as any
other TO live in, but that we are hc-
hind in the line of progress In aYri
culture wc arc doing very well. h,t in
manufactures and diversified indus
tries we are w"tnll y deficient 1t re-
mains for us to learn that in his Iii
rcrHliicd industry consists ollr future
prosperity. Again, we must teach our
children that labor, instead ofhriny
degrading, is cnnobliny, and conSti-
lutcs anMinn wealth.
Our backward State however is mo-,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06
OBITUARY..

Died on the 27th Of June, after Il painful
Illness, Willie only son of Martha Bloom,
aged If years.
Farewell Willie, thou hast left us,
Thy sweet face no more we see,
Death has certainly bcrcft us,
OF the child so dear to me.
Oh! my heart is fast o'crllowing,
With grief too dvcp to tell,
How miss his cheering whisper,
Saying, an ,mma, God docs all things
WE'LL"
When ut eve our days work done,
And ai Ound our fircsdc gather,
On the vacant chair to gaze,
10 sec orr darling Willie there.
In thy death there is an emblem,
Ofall that's inn occnt and pure,
God had only len: you to us.
As our star to guide us through
When gazcd upon thy coffin,
And heard the cold earth rattle,
SomcthnS whispered, "chccr up Mother"
Trust in God shed not II tear"
"Earnwell Sentinel please copy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06
n MBEEs. 2S

WILLOW TowNsrrr, August 2, 1850.
Editor Oru"ycJUy Times
see notes Of nearly every lhing
that passes in our Township.
Politics run very high just now.
Crops are looking well, in fact bet
ter than expected.
We have had very fine protractcd
meeting at Calvary Baptist Church.
Rcvs. Mack, Chaplin, Rogers and
others, laborcd with zeal, for their
Masters cause. We also had one .,t
Two Mile Swamp, that will be long
remembered. Rev. Graves ara
Rev. Galphin, conducted the mccl
ing by themselves, from SUNDAY 2G'il
to }lst of last month. Incycr saw
81 man work with such zeal and earn.
cstncss as did the young and Faithful
Rev Galphin. This young ministyr
gained the hearts of the whole
people. Much good has been done.
He carries the good wishes orcvcrl-
one tha. were SO fortunate as to hear
him.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06
LOVE THE CHILDREN.

Don't be afraid to show the child
rcn that YOU love them The boy or
girl will not easily 90 wrong whose
arm is twincd morning and night
around mothers neck, or whose head
is welcomed to its cuddling place on
fathers shoulder. 1t is on the side
of their affections that children are
most easily held and guided, and
the ilrE"St rein Il the invisible. gold
cn core Of love. it is good tn hu,n"'-
children in following their natural
bent III all right and helpful diroc
tions. Remcmhcr that education is
only the leading out OF powers and
faculties that are within. Encourage.
therefore, such inclination toward
books, studies, mechanics, music,
out OF; door pursuits and hpalthful
sports, us shall help mos! truly to de
vclop your child. AS education comes
more and more to include the dcvc-
lopcmcnt of natural aptitude, ii Will
DC more and more successful. 1t Is
good to humor your children in pre-
serving their individuality and in
fostering true sclt-rcspcct. Teach
them, too, the value Of money. and
encourage them to manage their own
financial affairs. This will give them
important experience.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

a County Democratic Convention,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the State Legislature and
for County officers, and for such
other business as may he brought
before il, will be held at Oran'gt6,,rg,
Oh the fourth "Wednesday in August.
1850. The various Democratic
clubs will send delegates thereto as
follows: One delegate for each club,
and one for every 20 enrolled mcm-
hrrs, fractions of - not to be
counted.
Our chlorGd fellow citizcns, who
arc dcsirous OF the continuance of
go"l government, are earnestly invit-
cd to organize clubs, and send dele
gates io he convention in order that
t hey may br represented hy candi
dates OF their choice ON the ticket to
be nominated.
li> order! OF the Executive Com
millcr
J L. IIEIDTN,N S,,r,,,r,.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-06

Il pail upon us for so many years be
fore the war.
We ask no fnvors but GOOD govern
mcnt, and we will yet show the North
that we will rise PhuniX like from
the ashes of misfortune. and become
the peer Of any other people in real
genuine prosperity.