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ITEMS.
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THE ASSOCIATED tiIkEs1.

THE ASSuCtATEn rNEs1.
NEW YnHk, Feb. l0-rle..t'ost says: "Thc
interest of james WtttoE Brooks in the
Eucnlu9 Express llas been sold to nj, u1,-
kmown principal, yanoreA tn be Jay Gould,
who llas purchased Il, accordance with MI
apparent pulley If attempting to 0btain COLI
troll Of the New York Associated rress.''
WAITER.
4 bill introduced IN tho Legislature gives
tue right 10 fncurWIrNtOEs tu forIn u cONt-
1tnny With cap!tnl Of Sl5,0o0.U0u fur tho
purpose of supplying ,lrEnktss.water to the
city. 1t Is understood Lake tirorgc Is to bc
the source OF supply. Tho tMcorpnrators
claim they can ttellyer Glenn pure wafer lit
tho &ouses III very iaw rites, md thus a..
tlnnger Of scant supply would be inverted.
SAt.tl.L-IBN.
4 mp las beom prepared dotted to show
the plarcs In Which cttscs Ut smallpox have
berl, discovered between Jan. l nml Feb.
4. EfEhty-stk Ctlses were rtp0tted In TINT
time. Twenty-EIne were concentrated upon
Il fow nrres lllclnse,t by Pearl. 1'arG, CHIT
linn, md CAllnt strGcts llu the }owGry built
np Wltf! tnl wretcl1st @teI1c!nts,,lts' TT and ,;
Thu ntlier lifty-l,ne cases wrro distributed
uyur Manhattan Island. LII twtl HOUSES il,
the t,'nck between Grand, Crosby, Elm. nnd
l.r0nnlH streets tllere Wera tiyp cilses, 'fn Il
nlnlly IN q tenement III Euss :SLxty-slxth
strret, Two cnscs wcru found In tfleallnexul
district artl o'o in Spuytel llnyvel: The
wlt0ln number Of cases OF sHlGtl-rox III this
city slnre Jun. Ii t01.
sruyE coAt
In this city md Brooklyn II 20 AMI over per
ton. Tho uslya1,ra Ii attributed to the sltiiall
stocks carried this winter, md tho liIltcnlty
of rrulcn1sIlng them hrfHre tho hrrnk-,lp lii
Tie tcc uEld silnw blockaln All Wholesale
dealers arn betllntt-llAnll with nr.lers.
TIL: Cit.ssii,Els Of COMMERCE.
approves thu I.owell hill fur the establlsl-
lne,lt nf unlt0rn! Nati2nai system Mt bank.
rnptry, rs a!.!ea~ee by the N1tin!lal lIoarl Ut
THE CUSTOMARY COLLISION
Oh the Elevated HALLWAY demolished ono car
md injured four others. M person was
hurt.
THE HOOK COMMITTEE or THE Ml:rIonsr
EIistUptI. cIItisClt
latl its annual lneetll,g t'..lny. Tho net as-
SETS nf the Bank CutlcerfDs nf Now SHrk uni
Cincinnati, n.h thu Repositories nt Cl,lrngt'.
1T, I.u.!!s. l'ttsf''rg, rt"'.. wrrA $l.:M,,kS;
sales Ut Mnks md 1Wrladlcals, Sl.h'd,aii.
l,tSsl: Futl M LONG 1sI.AS. .ut:SI.
A dense fug ul,t largo loes Of leo on Long
Jsnn.t snulld hlyn pretty etfectt,ally l1np.tl
navigation through tllat cllnlElul during tho
night Alnl this anrnlng. up to l,o'rlock tlI!ss
atternonn h.,llnnf tho lnrRa boats hn|! reached
tle tl.,eks III this city. Furry navigation Is
tlln!cu!t.
little daughter Ut Charles Lee. living Mt
No. ~ i!lun, htrt:ot, Newark, nttaGkcd with
liytr0pM'tlu Mnnlay night, died Thursday.
n,uI 10, l,itteil Is tlls s!lo !og. Laura slulz,
Il tittln Hfrl In thu o!EhmrhUHl, ntso blttt',,
IL kept III tho t0nsa hy hcr lnlrtilts.
THE UNION t.EsGrE
tletd fts last meeting tt-,,lght IN tho room
, 1881-02-11
\ FflssiEIt TONE I'll THE MAltKt:r.
SpteiHt UIfpGfth To 1ht fhiednn 1xibnt.k.

Hu,l. ftnMEIs loSE IT ritE MAltfttsf'
x,, ,..'4 ss,. :" ~ ,"o ~, n"''"g' ., ''s. ,.. ~,
o,,'m,, m" ~. u'"' reu' ~" LUZ ,'osk ~
,.,.,e',. ,ao ane.u'l, "s e'i'1"elc, uy
.,,a" no. ~ ''s. 'u'o ..l''' ~ s.htct,"s' ""t
,,s,,as ""' ,rtss ae '.ae''so ~ .s s"'''lc M u.
.''' '.;,,,' ".,o "'.s ho"t ouyns W 1lo
S"k ,,''' Sl".cs uio"H!ue ti.o oulile uhS' III"
a,.ss,'t.' sStss ] ".ao ~ 1''cs u.'eaas' W eol'
"Io,' ih !"e sA.y ue''h,ss
",I..n 1"'"e. ~ "'Ia st'''o"lM' u,'se'tlc': "'sl
"an,r'l,., liz, - ,u,.au H. ec". t, WIS
,s."A"es ,.s,, H.. .' ,l, iat.sl ~ .Nn"" nontn-
e."' !nc .eWs'el'l' "0S' i!o"e'er'
ol Dill worry Driut duration, nnd llntlrr
the 'fl1lneiice or Il stiDnE buying movement
prlc':s took sflnrp upward tur'., Tile spec~
,lsation continued 10 cxl,,,lt much strength
Throughout tho afternoon. md |rt.atnu uu[to
b1oynnt In tho ,uto dealings. When
1"v IT ,,n"r"r m .o t,,t,,,t., n'' W, """ mr., ~.
were touched. Tho Improvement from tic
to s1 sS per s cent NJ 'e a 0,s ws st ex aark rtc1 Il
r,n.srf1io & Waa,,vt1o M, or rvn i i"trnt ~" ~
Union Pacific, Central 1'"c1'ic. l'acl'lc
@ Wesiern % Wnon, % iiouston .."v X esas, usy pc,vrt
1 lilo ,;ra,ne, and Peoria, Dec Dccatur "'t; 4
hyasvlle, A,n.'1t T.. n,soo,,.,,o. .,,,,, on,,,,
silver was unusually actiyc. tho common
s,oc1k sailing nm j nnl tho nrcf,.r7c,1 4 mr.
o ot ~, ,' .n ,,a',s r rno'tam. @ 1no @ .; Hu'
cea. VI ',te NY e'l'"s'ctlons' 1Ae ehl'fe
market closea strong.
THE MONETARY s1TuArIoy
remains unchanged. tim s1tnntv of ioonnhlo
cnn,tn, hainn f,I,. nni a'pI ~ ~ ~ to ,o r.',;r
.,''.,.." ."m4 u. ' .uv 1' ~, 'o"'i uo ie'l"i,c'
n'ells ol p2rio"efs. Cntl !onhs fn''eed be-
tween i md q pcr cent Oh pledge Of ncccpta-
nor cent n, Tinted States 'mu,]s. vrrv fow
a,a,1, i,'',.,s ,....a ,.,t,' -. n' ., 10"
stoeN 1o'!s aSio l'n"'o VIII, III I"so ".eI"r t"'n
Il bGf cent, nflu Ht tile close ffl0rG NUrn llruD
, 1881-02-11

FttfSiHfiEn FIJI '" !s'W < TAi1s.'r
NEW York, Feb. 10.--0n tho pcrsDn Of DIR.
Sel.lcn Wl,fttc.I Grove. arrested III tho Aston
House for creating IL disturbance, there was
found a letter from Prof. LOggins, Of uur-
lingt0n. VT. askinE Crowu's terms fur fur
nisEling ca,layers. GROVE SAIL liu lmtt brc'l
III tho business Nf procuring caIlayers since
l}nchanan's Administration. 1Ie gut the
holies mil disposed uf tlle.n mt tho rate Of
81 np!cce. liz refused to say where lie prn-
"giva awny business" liz "haggc.l i
tra.nps. lie sah! they made the
for any6oly for - SD pair." Grove fonsht
with md for jeff Davis ln The Twenty fourth
Cavalry during. t!'e W"r. "s,tl !sats !seN ar-
reStetl III asl!lnEtWl oll suspicion nf being
Implicated In tho plot to slssasinatc l'resIden.
Lincoln,
, 1881-02-11
pELEGI2ApuS.

sfEtIi.-ttoHS luM"lh@.
New fO,,K, Feb. 10.-ThD Commercial
xitlufrtfycr suys: Tile rcport that Il largo
truusfur uf Montreal tplpEtHl3l stock Inns
bpp,t made 10 Wilson &. Hunt, 1T tl,Es city, as
II ntrcctnr of thp Western l1uion relrgra,,],
COMPANY, u rldEcaaca ~ ts'o eenet"l oi''ces
of tho latter Coul11Hly. SoMu Ut tic articles
In tho Montreal papers led thu officers of the
Western Untm, 10 believe that tho rutnors
nt,se. t5Hotntfnma IN t1ie slll.c papors sEl0w
~, advance. in ,,r1cps. fiTu toIlsnIilatr,t
coru,ni,,Ics ind coj,tIvcls viii, t!tD Montreal
ard iIuI,,illloi rrlryrlp co,tlMtIles l1l,l work
,n,itn nrnf,mi,e lint tbe l]nittn0rt, d Uhfl
, 1881-02-11

HEAT TIlISUs TT HAPPEN, HE SAYS, IN
NINETY DAYS WITH THE Et.ECrltlC LltlilT.
NEW YunK, Feb. 1U-Afe,lo lark was
brilliantly Illuminated lust night, ansl tile
cnat 0f feu Oh tho fields a.'Dut thu llttluJerscy
yElago reelected III aII directions tho light of
ts30 electric humps. 1'llcso lamps wero Ut
tarl.et to cach Df tho l,0sss In frullt III thu
laboratory antl Mr Etttsur's house. Mento
lark ~ HOW lighted by electricity regularly
twleo wcel;,-nn "Wednesday mil lhurstily
eyeME'tgs,-n'L anybody en!, g0asul see. Even
thu Aldermen If Suw;lrk, Mftlp granting It
porEfltt tn tho Edisun Electric Lighting Com
pnny III lay Its wires In tho streu.s of TINT
city, went down. yesterday with Il largo NUM-
her Nf ac.lWainta,aces asssl several Directors 1t
Tho Company, making II pnsty Ut ab0nt llfty
persons. md Inspected tho lights and tic H.
bUratDry. 1t wnsuxlpeteti taiat tho nnw Porter
englnu would bo reutty for w1rk last oyrnlng,
but 1t WIS nut. l'llo placing Of three tallS Df
lend beneath tllo ltan to prevent vibrations
from tho l'llnKihK Ut tho ltst0i-rGtl wIts tho
cl,tef cnllse Ut delay this tl1Ilt, Alhl tliu now
"KrEAM nyNA,io,"
~ slr. ELLISON :a!ls I, w!!l n"t tSglN opeM.
mr. ll1weyer, Htrfasy ~ pl1lce ntEi tWn bun.
tfes Ut fuEty wires eagtl hung uyer II ready tn
luke NJ ntlu distribute all tlW electricity 1t
sa w1rR ,I, n' TH nss y Hts'St tS y
!Aytlnn,, nlnchtnes previously made. lts Iron
heli weighs eight mud half lnl.s ntat the init
c'llilu ltsr!t Weighs Eight tnnA. 1t i,'is three
upright Held n,lks!etS hl% alld tialf feet
1olIg, nl.t tin ursuntura ur il1tlurliUA tmbb1n
Ii .lx,!S inches AtMl weis!sH ht!o l1Ml Il half
tu,ts. IN expert WIS Ut work lust evening
pfAclnE sheets ut Insulating Mictt between
II. lMrs OF eopMr whlth f9rut i!s snrtace:
ltl.rsc-lMwer. 1t wIll lllelt II rt,.l nf trnl two
Inches III tliNNsttur uni twenty-five fGet lung
, 1881-02-11


ton tn dishonesty 10 scthefora tho fntll.nuui-
y. O11e Of tho IllcintGra Ut thu Spcctal'
Committee sud Tint ii n lnw c0nitl
!m passed which wttlll reIuMso
iinncst unfortunate nc,,, md Mt tho sn,,u
!lnu t,nnlsl co1'tnerciai p1rntes, atN pre-
veit llctn from entering. business ngal,,. lln
W',isltt thsor 1t, but tho Lowell bill simply
SEf'tt Ht'UtfNbIIEt.H
10 givn ,p tmrt nj their ammunition,
atlt1 permits tlIn1ll tn ~ to snhle btlcr
calnn. 1t .wls si.Hrly lIcr,,su
1uf r16,crs 10 PURSUE their profession,
Nhtwltll tllstaHting these strong uttcrutIccs IN
olp'sltol1 tn t'0 Lowell sclellc, tllo meeting
;l;.i,ntIletl II resolution approving tbs Lowcli
!!:h!, ~, mil urging, Congress to pass
u; Tho commercial. interests who EaYa
httGrnf1ce to their views uppttsetl
ta pfnI!. ns will he seen frou, the expressions
lttnlsd Il, tho foregoing. but tho Eastern mill
itltetest ntttnumburGI the fnrnler, ai.d fut
t!lo decision Ut pcldlng questions NIL their
OWN WnS.
, 1881-02-11

to nrse the wItcssG, i wh hI' wcr m T. whit
n1nI gncon.elo!'s; ,nrtt, + ri,"w lint Inrson,
outside Or tho Academy cDIi have ''Drg It; ut,l
fnu'ts. 10 t'roiaeo The expert tss'lcner
Ass's'ASr Sai"EoS ,,.sMa ~. ~, a,as,r ,,,..
was % 'n9 ,g,eWnr WHIT la stwdc sn NJ, '|ls H. M M rl
l. % n,t ,wnly. I1o,r. "a fcr I Tho M wns
omttc iie h'l .i",c ,t ths .f,,t yty .o'T",Ehly:
v.'rr ntsn ls left i,atitl a.l h!s lt t llls ,nir
@ nes ssrr., t,o t'a,,ti. n., ,'9,,
'rn; Trr %s ' M srs se @ "' s @ f ey ey
@ mras iho hnlf IlD w'a,,tss @ =, h1't @ "xn,nin'sa
,t sS M "" ~" gvhit,"tnr ~ ~ ,nn VIII ~
,t M ~ W''* m III hcitT; ~ .,s ~ ,''t shs @ ~
ING tiM 1hmt " nhl M"i., ii ~ ~ ~! ~ ~.
@ w !ss ..n.S -" ILL., 'a. t, t,f ~, ,.T
Withtss nn~efef. mn lol,n ~ at!sinrtnfy nvl-
f nt' nf hs tvimx GI IT,, =! rti'nr P; n,;
sro ,,ut1l1,.1 ,,,,,t,Ior nnt tf,n,,;. us IN woi,i
nnt1,ryjy ryt,'Gt If WbtttnkHr hal uDnn thrr.Hfl
whit III: Hall he had. lIu tt,n,luht Whit nker
wns slightly infcrnr In physIH1u tn tho nvcrIvH
en'1ct lit West Paint. Hu was t,f tho npn|sn Tint
two 10 fur tul,lrspn unEmls sf blntpl. Iie hntt
rxnnf,1t Whittnknrs afdU where ,t, slIt, .,u hNtl
Iecn nl.trad and hid tried Dy pressing it to see
Ex-tjov. CGainl,crIaIm-. Would I,c necessarily
st,rnk rr,n I,eru,tssnH II he llltl been tj,,rcY
~ think hi would hive
s''.1Sh FIJI" l''1' 4'''"l4"f
E"xp ", nl III! ,..o,,r. =, .,,n,,..,,,,, .
Ky! ~! 'tntnc MY nt'Samp' @ ILL.,. ~ ~
Il !!Tt Wnsa n 5i "e!G =, nS."H t,'..
"s ~ ''' "'e'e''a III WIS :" '"'''' ~ '''''
"5.oattt yo! discover, rheumatism or sc'atfca
W '",anImE ,,, tnn uy y.i,.t ,,,,t ,r ,,,,., ,o 8
mn. ,ti,, mn, !!sc'l''ea 10 1"K eou' II '"o'o "''s
~ I not possible TINT r Whttakcr ha,l heen
m3M'Hn M !. H., "aes smn s'k''1 1s ""s" a'aeo<-
"ncs. - ,.,,,,... .... ,.n,.
rcFEGies'h9 IS HUI II dociAIsc tcAt' s4t!
, 1881-02-11

1lDAH.
SrsttnI Dttpateh to The Chttnuo Tribune.
NEW lnlsI1, Feb. l0-Ncgotintinns lave
been pcs"llng hctwccm tho n.anagess af
tho Uniml l'acl!c Railroad uud tile
l'acitio Null Steamship Company III re-
gard to the existing freight compact,
ns to wtlet'.er it HlnIt 1o discontinued nftur
tlsocoMpletIon of the Southern l'acitlc Itoad,
which will l1e alout N1urch /, Il cn,,-
sultntiun WIS held tD-lay between Sidney Dill
Inn, President uf tho ljnlnl l'aritc llnat md
j. II. lIulistun. 'rcs;ttes,t Of tho lacie Mall.
4 provlsiun Ut thu cnttsslct IL TINT 1t sllafl
bccnt,o 1lnpcrAttye wliGn Il competing ron,l
tor Pacific cntlst lluslnrss snll lu completed.
Mr. billion stuffed thnt
NOTHING nEFtSIr HAD llEI:N DECIDED u1'DS;
ttiat tho lllnttGr was still II ,lleya1cr, anh
could 10 ;!uI,s,llctl ut my time without pre-
ylous notice having Mcn given. 1t II
us tlse uulon putltie will pur,tAlly
contro! ,local business, n,d VIII l'u IL stronger
iIayu, tho eoUperaston of tic lMeiiiu Mali,
which II might not tla,c II tiio contract very
uTnl111fHf.
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n'"".s.ua. ,.an seSe' ;. " '''e LIZ IL ,ns, aa''
,r,rt1,,os,. ,.,.,t, .', 3, " ;'',,,. IT, W. IT, ~ ~.
'''.,,".. 'e'h.' ~ ,,. w. ''N''"'E - "'7pnr
,,, a ~ M o''' ,t,,. 'i.s,.' ,s,., ','' nv ~
t,",t,,,, WITH, ,..t,', rna.,. , ,"'.,,
' ..nn 1'',,', n'! ,.'.,s .''s ,,e,' & "a ,.t ~
~, ~. ' s' .i,.' S s,,,s". I "a ,' ~ ~ u
,,,,,,,nr T., ,,',. str,.',,',,,t
H., s,,, sI.,' ,t,t ,, ,"..o, si'.1.nI H., ., .,,a
f,nn,ni,, r,, E,,,rii,.t,nloor tr In III,
1,nI.,i ,yas the t,atny1, s,ncn tl,o ,Iasnr,,,t,.
~ lin rnrs.i sn., H., mi nnrrasno,.t ...t.,,
t,,,.' 's''e' 'ee' III ''"' ,'''e'i''"A "'''
''"' III .s,,.. .,,..,.,>, ,.,.,.
nrG tho rrnsi,ls given ut the New York uf.
tIcc rnr l,rlinvIny t,,nt tl,o etnn,m,,. bnI not
lrr,, stuhc,i nn1 ,I,"v nrr nt,t n',rrni',,ro,",t
~. ','.'. n.. wy NV NY u" "!op"iate1
w "lMt pliVa'e ihlnr'nat1oll nus Etcctt
lcleBINp'ea from l'bll'lol,. Ihe flalhCs
OF tne ofilcers' wl'li ING exception
or thu Captal,', atrcntty published, M!d
tic I'urser's urc not kl,owll here. MI the
shipments having luc,, ,na,lc In London,
,yI'r,1, nil or1tclra ,,o .trn", IN ,,n,,,Innt,,
,le copy relnntnl'1g III the 1.ot'tnli o'sicc n1nl
tho other leIuE III charge OF tho purspr
fnr usr on sl,ipbuartt, Ur temporarily far
thu ;,,f,rn,ottm, nf lin ,niro ,,nro ,.i,t,o tho
refuse tn identify tl'n vessel sighted by the
johannes 1socd III Tuesday within II couple
Of hundred u.i)cso If Queenstown. tho Atessrs,
Arkcjl of M. 1Is 1,cart st,vct. beiiry" ti,oy
stu III thc description ol TIC Vessel
TIE STEAMSHIP H'!lsith CITY,
which has bec' nut forty-four tlnys. am1,
even nl|owin. for t'le unusually llrnyy
weather If tllo lust two months, ,nay he cor
', siasre'! thirty 'lays oye''lc She L. two
hasseu' n''salitl''e riEs"t' a1'at 'h1ent lastly
ha mistaken fnr scslu0ncr. tlcayify. latlcn
with Erl1l,, sllr way unEy sl1ppt1ea with cpal
for sort t., trn M i Viii, e!ter Ter hrfs
l,axsituu wo,lt. necessarily i,n n Iong s,uu.
Mr, Xrkcj) rcrl,scs Ia beiicye Tint tllo Urs,oi
City has Ho,e down, hut adults that Ip Is ux-
trcIInly anxious nljout her IIu believes,
lowever,, that tho yessel seem Is tic Com,
1y Su,urt1nv IF sir ttnrs mt ,urrt rxenb,}ou-
MI. ha,I ,vnnfi,Ar ~, lin irui c,H.t ,vi,nrn
lis snrirg ind fNll storms nn mitch t,uru
dreaded and .lnucll !lOra disastrous than
ocsrs 81 rs tu o., 1!!ts other siS. lie Gu.npanys
hgn,lnl,urters lWlng 1T bristol, mid thu
in.l,cs ure not i;t0w,, In this city.
'rlIo stc,sller ll,s no passengers. Among
MY @ YGr!i t''ai s,Ipptg mc It T. rneri,y b."
nl. that tic ilrst Information which will uvcr
bu received from lier VIII be- thr,plEIl stfcI,
If tho crew ~ uny 1H,ss,!,sy !.nyy
lcc,, rescued, and inSty NOW be OH
yUtIic s1,lp Guttl,l for parts fron wj,icl, co,,-
iuuicat!on may not bu rccplyed for weeks.
lis iii iNtlcx Of
.r,1.. 1,rrI1vn cox,.uurtx,, r,,,, sr,. ,,,,,,,s
..i...,'.'. w.. 49,. ...,..,ua., .'.,.'' ~
s!tttlo'I, s!t ~" ulh u1aGi MSli.sIs huse 1 ~
aMstH ~ icntS"G, "l.Houfn .sta!
..,a'in ",''t' H. thnm. ~ trhn vrsset nus va.
s,ane, n mn, scmwnrthy. Gnvlnr nrcn hmiit
insu liar, w rr%r nTo nj 4 cnsi ~ s,lfHs1 SI;H
was III" ill., niot'"..r nf ~ n"w jinc' anJ ms sncrsi
, 1881-02-11

7FTtEt1F7H DI&EHQE HfkN IFF VNtCFs
:, Tho t'frn hns rccentiy 1Ht.n ntlvu,,cctl TINT
l1rVhts Istasc Is Att trhtMhle to The jsntnndcrnto
n:g Of lrc wHtrr md ROLL drinks. tho fact t,etnR
cited Tint the people nf thls country uso no per
cent tnnt" !'e IN thrtr drinks tl,nn tho people Of
nut excrptcd. u1lsl TINT we ilavu 3 pcr cent nro
q l}FfHht's disease. Thu wltln.drlnkt1lg coun-
ir!ca Ut Europe nrc snI1 to be comparatively
Tree from. tue mainly. while III America tho
prEress Of tho disease, 1t Is Assertctl, Inns kept
I,ace With the lnGrrnEcd consumption OF Ice.
Wtncoic.teT'~ Ilypnpfospltttnx
viii cure consumption, cntfghs. wcak l,lnxs.
bronchitis. md general debility. Established
tTcrtJ.01tc yours.
, 1881-02-11

stltntfpn. might hn subjected with ndrantaru ta
hsRifnI. freHttnfnt huseh upDn II. i FrGnrh
pfr,yslcatl f, nf cmnencc cnmInenls tho i!cn, and
.n!sra ;ra pni ftlr 4 kttl rf gasctUs a,ntha ft,r
the npprnpratn rtaIizn9 principles, anil th,ts-
Il" thinks, arrest the pruttrc-s Of differentiation.
, 1881-02-11
Frcucll Thcury oG Ves,l1IutluIl.

TbQ uInlOst pTOVGf0Inl hrAth Ilt'lCss HtlI tfFKt'
ness pf b,tc!ires Ii attributed, III MI art !rlc ln
Is ltnAttcs tl tho fact That thuy mls0rl. l's u.s.
st.s,tutlan thrttlala tho RESPIRATORY t!ssAes, thc
uutr!tlse md situllxll'x principles or tht sncat
sn!Attlizel lii thuAit foritfsn9ctrrul!y observed
fart that butchers have snlnll uppctstcs uJ s!'i
nut out much u,e4t. Assn,niuY this 70 ~ tno
fEup px plunuttpn. 1t Is argued thai ynltE peuItr
suifuriux from tintctunt ur lnI'1ro hlt"nl. ulu
especially children Ut weak or lYn,ltls1t!v co!'-
, 1881-02-11
pomr and Festivals ut the German
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~, BEnL1S, Jnll. I'll Gstef.ay atM to-tay
thets were great anu festive uoi1ss ~ tie
Ia,llll, %Itere ifsatesa. i'1nlp anu phEcn,,ty
nplMaIea, itko sEuietohs a. Mrlliar: hhignts
Mu! several h1it'tfeus M nler'torioil5 ti!t:i,.
from General 10 Gtiit!ni1lt, were ',trpiy
gIatin,ea ey Ae rGefp1lotl ot l,aiso y lln'ior
uf eit q fina11ti u cnl'lfinat.tfi @ ni lAe fs
two things Als subjects peeyer could vsc9pe,;-
dsnth n!!tt .lec0inl!oi,. 1cstef'lny, ~ teMElli WI
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closed an erea Of 40 or SO feet square,
and now they stand not more than
breast high, the front being on the
margin Of the water, which is sup,
posed, in the lapse OF time, to have
encroached somewhat on. the land
Inthe rear there are beautiful oak and
magnolia avenues, century plants,
the ruins Of an old homestead and,
near by, the negro quarters, still
intact, just as they were aban-
donad when the shackles of slavery
were stricken from the freedman S
limbs, by the act Of emancipation. [
do not know more charming spot
IN the whole South than this sea-
island nook, having before it a broad
stretch of blue water and behind it
luxuriant growth of magnificent
trees, wild flowers, yellow jessamine
vines and semi>tropical plants of va,
riOus kinds.
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a southern historic spot.

Cher}eston 5. c. Letter to Baltimore sun.
I have mentioned that Mr. D. f.
Appleton, OF New York, is the pos
SCISSOR Of much Of the land around
Port Royal III Appleton IS mem
Der Of the Naltuan Watch Manufac-
turing Company. He is the owner
Of q beautiful tract midway between
Beaufort and Port Royal, which is
known as the cold Fort" built, it is
supposed, by the Huguenots on t4eir
first landing This tract was bought
at government tax sale during tie
war. It is a charming spot, having
a beautiful view OF the water and al
lowing a glimpse Of Beaufort, two or
three miles distant. 1t is. supposed
the Huguenois came hither from
Frsnc9 twenty years before the PHI
grims landed Oh Plymout Rock. The
ruins Of what is supposed 10
have been their fort are concrete
walls i've feet thich, made Of
oyster shell lime and unburned shells
mixed with water. Beds containing
countless acres Of these shells are
heaped up, SO that they show above
low tide in the water Immediately
fronting the place, The walls in
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grace upon the State, profess to be
animated by considerations of high
regard for the people. They were
opposed to the settlement Of the
State debt because they said it would
involve high taxes and great bur
den to the common people.
And even now, after the legislature
has passed q law providing for an
honorable settlement Of the debt.
there are demagoguas who talk about
defeating the settlement, and giving
as q reason for their course that it
Expresses the poor people. Such low
dema6ogy IS enough to disgust
one with his species. They know
better. They know that they are
appealing to passion and prejudice
and motto reason and patriotism. We
knoW that to pay public debts in
wolves taxation, and paying taxes is
net always a convenience. But 0ur
State debt has been settledupon such
q basis that our taxes for that purpose
will never prove burdensome, GER
tainly not al intoIerable burden, and
he who would, foE political purposes,
SOW tie seeds Of discord among the
people, and produce dissatisfaction,
IS not 4 patriot, nor is he honest IN
the strict Interpretation Of that term.
NJ man who values the welfare Of
Tennessee, and the peace and pros
perity Of the people, viii 10 SO.
The time will come, and we
trust it is near at hand
when al sucb viii receive the
treatment they deserve, They are
en'i5IeI only to the contempt Of the
people, and, sooner or later, this is
what they will receive.
The future OF Tennessee depends
upon our accepting the situation as
it IS, and going to work to build up
cur fortunes. Providence helps
these vino help themselves, and If we
are going to DO as the class Of poll
tie.ans to which We have alluded
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Symptoms Of Catarrh,
BY DIR. JONE5

l. OF THE HEAp-Tngl!ng, itching, Wit d
sense OF 0rtneS', and CD>trUcttOn3 Of The nose.
SnecZiEg, running Of a WaLery secretion as Il
progresses, the secretion becomes mucous, en-
tire obslfc lob OF one or both nOs1Iils. hawking
tickling OF the threat coughing. ct. 2. CaraTTh
CT the CHEST prevails a an epidemic sometimes,
and is ca led IHfiGeuZd-With or without fever,
and many of he symptoms iJS- mentioned
there Is oppIe son acrcSs the breast. TaWnG 5
ana burning oi tu5 throat, first dry, afterwards a
cop Gus = action II niJc2j,t, winch may BE-
come Opaque on irGthy, difficulty Of breathing,
pain in tn" head ana dull feelings. sense Of
&ory ness extending under tie hTeaSt-bOne to thu
st"In3 h-plt the tits OF coughing may occasion
ITCgrc S>cS, lha 5pUtd becomes raUy and yisoid.
This disease is called the Grippe by some
Catarrhal Inflammation of Tie kyeS ScS from
colds, causes obstruction Of the tcar passages.
WatcrJ eyes, fsluld, ItchTymais, diIHue>s Of
vi ion, etc.
Suppressed CatarIh may reduce inflammation
OF the lungs. br in O. eyes. or give rise - rheu
natism. nervous disorders. weeping. moaning
tTem0rS and cOnYUisiOnS. drUWs ness, GhiiimeSS
Starting. tWitcaing paIpjtaj,u OF ne hedlt. etc
When the frontal sin W5 above lie eyes pcs
terror and an cTiOr nasal passages become
C'Ogged up, and even the aGtrHn or cavity Of he
UT0dGceS q pressure Of the nerves thai supply
these parts, ana pains Ike the mos eX"rUcieting
neuralgia is The result. The disease follows the
mucous membrane through the ut.Ch an tubes
10 all pats OF the same membrane Of The ear
tu>i4g iEn -itT0phy OF III" drum. fNteFfcreS with
the functions or the glands 81 wharton. which
Secfeje the wax = dTyntSs follows. hardness Of
hearing i0dfng, SlAglu-. WhiStiing, cracking the
ringing 81 bells, and similar noises.