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SheriT7s Sale.

T. W. Durbln d Son
E. L. Temple.
vendi Execution-Hcnry County Court Common
Pleas.
Byvirtue Of aYendi execution issued from the above
name Court and to me directed Sheriff Of Henry
county, viii offer at public sale at the door of the
court house, in Napoleon, ohio, on
Saturday, July l6, 1881,
at the hour of O'Clock P NJ of said day, the follow
ing described real estate situated in Henry county,
Ohio, tO-wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section number seventeen q y, in town numbersix (6l
north range number eight (s east, Henry county, o.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of Sale-cash.
GEO. DAUM, Sheriff.
7. W. Durbin, Assignee.
Napoleon, Ohio, June II, 1881. " D
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that Caleb heeler, Exc
~ eutor OF the estate Of Michael Kryder deceased,
has filed his FIRST partial account for settlement,
which will be for hearing July l6, 1851.
JAMES G. HALN,
June u, lssl.F Probate Judge.
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HissrHHHsons.
NJ o II G e
TO
TIE EACHERS!

The Board Of school Examiners Of Henri
county ,0hiO, will hold meetings foFths exam
inatiOn fippalieants for teachers certificates, q
follows:
At the Union School House in Ma
pOleOn, Ohio, on the LIST and 3D. Saturday
In March and the first and third
Saturdays in April and May, the first
Saturday in June, July and August,
the 1st and 3D. Saturday in September
and the first and third Saturdays in
October, the flrst and third Satdays
in November, and the first Saturdays
in December, Januaryand February.
Evidence of good moral character willb.
required of allcandidates. ThatevideneetO to bt
n personal knowledge Oftheexaminersconeern
ing the applicant, or acertificate fgOod mora
characterfrOm ON reliablesouree.
A. H. TYLER.
MRS. SUE. WELSTED, SExamin
teb20-7S JOHN Ii. HORNUNG,J
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SheriHS Sale.

SherifFs Sale.
Frank Collier
We.
Harvey S. williams.
Vendi iEXecuton--Henry County Court OF Common
Pleas.
By virtue Of faVendEXecution issued from the above
named Court and to me directed Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at Public Sale at the door of the
Court House, i'll Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 9th, 1881,
at the hour of O'clock P. NJ, Of said day. the follow
ing described real estate, situated i'll Henry county,
Ohio, to-wit:
10 q acres of land, being south half of the follow
ing described tract of land in section thiryhree (33)
town four ~ north, range eight (8), east in Henry
county Ohio: Beginning at the northeast corner OF
said section thirty-three 33) thence running south
the east line of said section distance of two hun
dred and ten and z poles to ash tree, cornerof
piece of land sold to p P Latourette, thence west on
no th line OF said Latourette land, one hundred and
sixtyeight and 16 poles Thence north parallel with
the east line of said section two hundred and ten and
z poles to the north line of said secon thence east
one hundred and sixty-eight and l-6 poles, to the
place of beginning.
Appraised at S1700.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
GEO. DAUN, Sheriff
Hsag u Ragan, Atty's for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, June 7, 1881. Sl05O
Sheriff's Sale.
Geo. w. Holenbeck
ys.
Tho Napoleon Agricultural Works.
Vendi Execution--Henry County Court of Common
Pleas.
BY virtue Of aVend execution Issued from the above
named Court and to me directed Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the door of the
! Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July l6, 1881,
at the hour Off O'Clock P NJ of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Henry county
| Ohio, tO-wit:
Known as five (5) acres of land lying in section
thirteen 13), in township five 5) north range six g.
eaat, and lying between the Wabash and Erie cana
and the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail Road, and
bounded on the east by the west line of lands owned
| by Lyman Trowbridge or Trowbridge & Bro, on the
south by the birm bank of thew abash and Erie canal
on the north by the rail road aforesaid and on the
west by line parallel with said Trowbridge west line
and sufficiently far therefrom to make five 5 acres
land, all in Henry county and State of Ohio.
| Appraised at $4,000.
| Terms of Sale-Cash.
| GEO. DAUM, Sheriff.
j. H. Tyler, Attorney for Plaintiff.
| Napoleon Ohio, June a. 1881. 50 80
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Grant says he does not wantto be elect
ed Senator by the New York Legislature.
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RE Tn nlIlper day ath0me. Samples worth So free.
Ill u 1LUAddress SrINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.
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NoUice t0 Contractors.

June II, lssl.'
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MAXINE INTBLLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TAnAN


TODAY.
sunr,,ss 7.el sun ,nis.... BOZ Clock astlOn5l.ec
Moon n ea S27 Moot 3:Di A0on. 3, lay - \
HIGH WATER TO-DAY 4. a.
Sandy HOOK o:2S Isaud 1910 II VII iA.s 80
HIGH WATER TO-DAY r. NJ
sandy HOOK. 04S Island. 1888 lic Gate
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YOKK .....JAN. II. 1881
AItitiNED
str Rosnt r, Matthews Bona 20 days. with iron ore to
Drexel, Morgan & co vessel lOC l. Wright & Go.
str ,rn (Gr ieney Liverpool Ian o ana Queenstown o.
with mdsr anhp aSsengcrs u h " j Hufsl.
SUI Tat (Br IarI1sOn IyorpOo IL davsWith mdbe
sir state Of Alabama r) Noodle. Barrow Dec To- with
iron ore 10 Drexe Morgan CO. vosscl t. Austin baldwin
Co.
Sur Jan Breyde (Belg), Melkle, Antwerp IL days TO
FuBci Fave AZ Go.
llChDiOuh, stevens NOflOk muse anu
20 Old Dominion 50 CO.
BTl Christie Calcutta Get H. with ndso
70 Ilahe Bros. vessel 10 q If Marshall = TO-
Heinrich BOa (NOrI Boo itl1 Janero b2 days with
coffee To G. q IaInHayj vessel To Fnnch. Edge 700.
CArib Montgomery Boston days, ballast TO
Eggers q ueDloin
big orr lasding. Coruwa Ms, IA days, with po.
tatpes 10 A Bennett y
Brg Italia (Nor, Meyer Pcrnan5ncO 80 days. sugar
to Ordof vessel 10 lBOckinanD. OeileinX
Schr stampede, Perry. Gonays II days, with OgwOod
Lyon Dupuy IL Co
Ainie brown tI,r Curry Port Wfnlmvla Vineyard
Haven "a WITH sugar potatoes TO Duryca Co; vessel TO
ID X 90 Wolf u 90
,chr Jeho Young Brl wilson. COrnsvAls Ms. II days.
with pDtat g. Ia Scau,mel hioa-
Schr smith (of B0rss erl. Kerr, gctown PEI via
Gloucester 10 days with prod
Schr Adele Weeses. Oin san Andrsas II iar-wI co
c0anuts Vessel.
scl frank L. Ackcy. o. an1 10 days from John. Ne
v''h lumbar 10 order
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scnr Enterprise Robinson Rocfiand WIN nme 70
" sUNsEr-wINp-At Sandy HOor. light; ssw, cloudy
At City STAND light \. GEAR.
CLEARED.
sua BensIoc tBrl. Webster Lon1on. Henderson Bros
yS%1 9fS wS TST'o N y4 2e CITY Point AID
Gnion; 0l, D0 MaTgum Portland Me- Ames E.eI
i TsHy ISs% T6 GE@S c. Mic
TTap Gans
@ ~PSSS spence Ss Falmouth
for oTer1 FInch Edye & % Eibc tBr Hsrton, Tamgico
II TrowGridTe'a sons; Emile Ger, schungeL LONDON
seRr5 Jennie Beagey. Libby LOguala Gra9de Ali,h Mud
@ aTy s Esney MIG%s s f FRYE Il
CORRECTION.
Tho reported OF the steamer clarbe tBr) on the
10th was premature.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
LOypoA. Jan l7Aruved, City OF London dr. Wilson.
LvEErooI- Jan l7Arrveh strs Herian ,Br Parry from
Boston; knight Tempar, johnson. from Norfolk
sal cd str iowa Br WaIiers for Boston t,o.o,so, from
ayerpoo for BOSTON, AdFad Jenning from Liverpool tor
Tarifa Roberts, from Boston. on her way to
nREM7x, Jan Il Arrived, str Florence Br. Farquhar'
HULL Jan i7-Arrivcd str Prior nr). Henderson. from
HAvRf. Jan l7-Arrved. UermOd Dan Hein from
ANTWERP. 17-Arnved. iceland Meyer from New
GLASGOW Jan I7-Arrvedstr Champlain tBr, Stuart
GIBRSLTXR Jan l7-Arrived wearmouth tBr). Evans
RIVAL Jan I7-Aived Castillo tBr, Anderson from
CR0oKn,yEy Jan H. Passed. City OF Berlin, Kennedy
from New York for Liverpool
WEST HARTLEPooL --Arrved. sta Anvil Br) Lund
from ork, aud BranOrd ty Br), Iun from Boston
HAVANA Jan l7-Salled str Newport SunuDerg, HaVana
for New-York.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTE
BOsTov, Jan l7-Arrivcd strs Miller Kent Baltimore;
below sirs sarmaiian Ard Liverpool; Roman Crowcll
Ps sae str N eeS iFS% y SGR%y
l7-Arrlvcf Sanee. CROKER, ran
River; holman Nckerson. Bosop Perklamen Aibertsop
Boston.
sailed. wlliamsport for Boston ,,.-,. ,.
BALTIMORE Jan l7-Arrved sts California Daniela Port
an. Prince; Cheshire r Howet'. Marbe United states
Matthew'S Now.YOrk Louisa, SlOcun, ka0nOte River.
Below. str Carolina from Havana
cleared VIM Crane, Haves Boston: WIN Lawrence
March, savannah
sailed. str WIN Lawrence. -
PORr Jan l7Arrvcd. str Western Tc1as, Hines,
SonFoLK Jan l7-sailed str Marathon tBr1. Bremen
NEW ORIRANe Jan l7aiied strs NeW.Nork anu Cbryso.
lite . e.x.u.
LONDON Jan lsae-l4th inst, BOschettOfor Baltimore,
Charlie Hickman Dor the latter too NcwOreins, Edth
ton Marco Cpt Schultz Petit Zodiac, Thomas COch
Tanc Taos Lord the latter for New-fOrk. We'll mo 0r
18TH inst Alaska tap liorOwh Ior
Hampton Roads BArone VrDyczany for New l0rk sanger
Rolf iCapf ROnnebergl Matthias Cap aae 1th INST Etta
Steward Katohdin william, the Latter fol- New Orleans
Arive-I Ith mat. Nanny 18th INST, John smith; l5th
inst Ae,und iyanhar. Ncreus; 18Th nsl Atlantic Cant
Sherng) Dagmal the latter lost buwaIks and wheel, DIP
ton; 18th inst Lucy Pope
Tor later ship Netcs. y any. see Fffh P15e
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MEETING or HOTEL MEN.

The second animal meeting of tho Hotel MEMS
Mutual Benefit Association, Of which Charles C.
Hilton, oi tho Sherman House, Chicago il prrs-
dent, and r. w Rice. oi The DdIy National lfofeI
HCpJTtc is secretary, VIII be held this morning MT
the Masonic Temple ut Twenty third 1T. and Sixth
av'. This association has 700 mcmbers, 300 of
whom expected To bc present. Tho business of
the meeting will consist Of an address by thu prc,-
dent reports OF the different O!iccIs and tho CON
sideratiOn of several proposed amendments TO the
constitution. In the evening there VIII Ice a ban
uIet at the Metropolitan Hotel Many OF the mem
brrS OF the association arrived in the city Yesterday
the most of them beng quartcrc Ut the ST. Nicholas
ana Metropolitan Hotels. Tho Executive Com
ittce OF the association met Yesterday but trans
acted no business except TO consider applications
for membership.
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MRS. ALIEN NOT EASILY FOUND.

HER DEPARTURE FROM THE HOTEL DEvONsIIiRE-
WHAT HER FORMER LAWYER SAYS
Nicholas Thomas, a constable of Winfield, J.. l..
took the a. IN. train for New-Y0rk yesterday with
Justice McGowaD's warrant for the arrest OF Mis-.
Allen III his pocket He visited the Hotel Devon
shire In FOrty-secOndst., nearly opposite the Grand
Central Depot, whero Mrs. Allen has been staying,
and learned that she had departed Sunday evening
under somewhat unpleasant circumstances con
nected with oil unpaid board bill. She had made
some remark to Detective Mcmahon, of the Nine
tenth Precinct. about visiting lawyer Mt No. 1O1
Broadway, probably meaning No. 102, where is the
Office Of Prince & Harscl. who have been her iega
advisers. Bit the trusting Unstable visited No
1OI Broadway, q vacant lot. Gazing sadly into tn,
mud. but secng Mrs. Allen tha constable re-
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DIR. SHERMiN'S D0INGS.
What Harry Richardson
Says About HIS Rupture
Treatment.
Wr. Richardson Is Reliable
Farmer, and Relates
Has Experience
TruthfisIly.
From The Boston Heiald.I

From The Boston Heiall.I
Editor Boston Herald
For te benefit Of large portion Of mankind wish &c
make the following stat en through your valuable PAPER
was victim Of rupture on nv eide for more than -
from which only derived wOTrnent, injury and vexaoH
In fact here there tJs that mans truss was
but adding To leylnce and disaUpoln .meut Mh le III
this deplOrabe condition casually hold OF OF Dr. j.
A herman's books and It's Cure and looking
thrOug it. et encouraged talked the matter with my
father Who knowing hal exhausted the sysni, and
having faith in the strong evidence in Dr. shermans book
that he could help advised TO and try him. COnse
aucnilY 10 his Rost0n One 40 Mks last January,
received his tire ent and have been entirely cured During
The Tune u9e his remedies was actively engaged IN farm
worh. for farmer and at tunes had occasion TO test
physical abilities 70 their utmost wtoat eeing the least h.
convenience His treatment g00 thing. a1d has doubt
les has kept thousands from ing with rupture
feel happy In recommending 10 sufferers believing that
they VIII DO cured have been and thank for It, Ny
HAIRY RICHARDSON.
Jan. IL. 1881.
The above s only fair sample Of the testimonials Dr. Sher
is constantly The afflicted should
suit him. take hts treatment and become physically sound
DR.. SHERMAN may. until further notice be
suited a, follows athis branch Office. IS Mill ST. Boston
Wednesdays, hur.dnys and FrdaY and at PRINCIPAL Office
261 Broadway, New York. saturdays Mondays and Tues
days OF each wee His Book with PHOTOGRAPHIC licensees
OF bad before and after cure 10 mailed those who
send 10 cents.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Finn 1renue Hotcl-- Governor Callaahan, Of the
Bahamas George W. Child and A. }. Drexe of Philadelphia
Alien Nunrce, q syracuse Major C. H Constoek Z. A.
and William L. Scott IRE. PelD Fccrla i05-C91-
ressinan Josoph Jorcensen Of virginia an Judge LS
holt OF Bosi IN - EaeTet Hrse- Albion Y. r6u geo..
SturteoaIf HouseA oonel Richard 10 re y . --"
bs,rors Uoie- W. T.. Tieuhom Of CGGr esto1, = C-h.
n. ss no .-.Jon f. srlyth OF AiO my. .lStoT ho5e-
Ex. Coz ressmaL John Lynch, Of haine.
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly asoes elegantly c0ae 10 tho cure OF all us
orders Of the liver bowels kidneys, baddsr nerv0us
oiseasea hralncbo constipation, cOstvcneis, indigestion
dyspepsia bimousness bilious fever: inflammation OF tle
hovel pies all erhug ,me1A VI the internal viscsrA
Warranted eject positive cara Price 20 cents per oo1
sold by all druggists
DIR. RADWAY 4 CO.. 32 WARRENSr. y. Y.
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"Norurp Has RrcoyrRrD.D

Malarial fever agne and bliOusness will leave
every neIghborhood as sOon as Hoy Bitters arrive.
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IAnouncemenIA

BROwN's TABIETs. The four great remedies.
SOLD by \. JONES & Co. Projectors, b ParE Row.
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Every mother SHOULD teach her children to
brush their daily. and use Lyons Tooth Tablets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

wrote an Illinois girl IaSem re-. She too
bters for a long time but without any good 30 when sh
heard Of the virtues Of KdneyN ort sAe got boz and ia
completely cured her liver complnt"-l Health aud Home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

Sealsllin Sacques, DOlmans, fnr-lined Circu-
lars Nra1q finished holiday wholesale trade
offered splendid opportunity reliabe fash
ion garments cheap Manufactured lO Princes
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r.. r. R.
Railways Ready Relief.

THE CIIEApI.@T AND BFST MEDICINE FUR FAM-
lily USE IN TIE WORLD.
ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CrnE MoRs COMPLAINrI AID pREvENF
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS or EPI
DENIES AND CDNrAGIOUS DISEASES IilAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED.
ICINES OR MEDICAL ArrENDANcE. $500. - -.
TIE MOMENT kADWAY'S READY RELIEF - Ar.
PILED DIFFERENTIATION TAKEN INTERNALLY AC-
CORDINGTO DIRECIIuNS PAIN. FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST -,
In ali pain dscomfouis eNpartenceL or II
seized Influenza Ophtherla, Soro throat hnmpA Bad
BiOs C0c Inflammation Of tho Towels
stomach. Lung' Liver, Ktneys. or with Group Qujnsy
Ecver Ague with NeuIalgit Hcaiarhr Tic Dol0rdhk
IOhIhache, Earache. NorvOusna14 Slerpssnes' or wan
InmbncO. Pain IN the Back " Rhoumilism o. with Dnr
rhe Cholera MOlDus DySentcry, or with Burns scas
Bruises strains Cramps, Spasms, the application
OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF VIII cure you OF tno
worst OF these complaints In a few hodr-
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DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

~ the refvors system ~ power over life.
brarirg which II has human happiness ~
tho danger oveftAN
Ill Intense mental application by tie
~ the appritrs aud piOpensies ar,
subjects consideration when The nervous Sysfe
Is d"rtngcd n IN sb~outS necessary Ia promptly nek ad
who for srrIrs NJ years has de
his WUu Time AMI ttpfDn e. the Stndy aud who
h, pract& mas learned to discover at
the promptly apply this rfmciy thus avoid
Ing The i9inulF SLOW sr"kpg f. ~" rh 81 common To the
1prrIrnri aud aru"vlug Ia the patent who very
naturally to know without delay what - the matter,
~ III" deangrnrnt, me ppbibie' Of recupera
and the n required.
Il thu braun hi exhausted by intense mental 40.
pcat cpryiuN ~ the Of connected Thought II
~ strength by hcing pOprv Ted AMI nOnr-
ishcd ~ the 81 rrlin Sysiemac methods IL ~ pre-
the the thar preside over organic
The Of s nTdurh 0 Giral practice can scarcely
he ONeratci for hTs marriage, ifn pcfWtuaiiOh of
family imes III" securing of her itJry titles AMI tho rete-
tor ~ r-tat"- 10 the family
From long and Iargr evp.IIruro hla direction have
been able command by the thankful apprr "a
Of The In the itv AMI Nation Rnd
communicate that prrta To the ovrr"Ncr iso
81 H." system ana TIE means ~
IccoVcnf IT. p0HcF' VIII tb"r Of BRAIN pr'ute propensity
paSslOH
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w-voRk DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1881

scnr Enterprise Robinson. Rocklard with lime TO
Brown. . 1885,, -,
sUNsEr-wIED-At Sandy HOOK, light, ssW' CLOUDY
At city Island. light ", ear.
CLEARED
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FOREIGx BRIEFS.

St. Petersburg; Gen. Inagietiff has
been appointed minister of foreign
affairs. Prince Lebanon will probably
succeed him as minister of the in
terror.
Tunis: The French camp at Zaghe-
nan sustained attacks by large forces Of
insurgents for four days. The French
loss was a few wounded. The insur-
gents were repulsed.
Paris: The Ordre states thst Prince
jerome Napoleon has decided to leave
France for Constantinople. He pre-
pairing a manifesto renouncing his claim
to the leadership of the bonapartists in
favor of his son, Prince Victor.
Constantinople; At to-day's meeting
of the delegates representing the Turk
ish bondholders the porte announced
that, in consequence of their refusal to
deal with the Russian indemnity or
floating debt, the porte has withdrawn
those questions for the present. 1t is
intended to treat directly with Russia
in regard to indemnity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-16

Chicago, Sep. 15.-An extraordinary
divorce case took place in the superior
court to-day. Mrs. Elizabett Falvy
modestly asks divorce from two hus-
bands. In 1868 she married Dennis
Falvy at Lynn, Mass, but in 147l he
deserted her. Two years latter Edward
Hines told her Falvey was dead and
persuaded her to marry him. Susse-
quently she learned that Falvy was not
only living in Quincy, Mass, but was
married to another woman and had
several children. Mrs. Falvy therefore
asks to be released from Falvy because
Of his gross violation Of the marriage
vows. and from Hines because she
could not legally contract marriage
when she married him. The case is
unique in the history of divorce.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-16

Elberon, Sept. Is. 0 a. m.-At the
morning dressing at $50 the presidents
temperature was 9S.4. pulse 100. respir-
alton 20. He passed the night COM
fortably. sleeping until a. m, when
he was wakeful for period of two
hours, during which time his pulse rose
to 120, but without the marked eleva-
tion Of temperature which has charac-
terized the febrile disturbance hereto
fore. After this time he slept until
morning. No more nourishment was
given him during the night than for
nights past. .
In reviewing the case Of the president
since his arrival at Long Branch, it
may be said that in spite Of the various
septic accidents which have for several
weeks, and do still complicate his case.
lie has certainly not retrograded, but
on the contrary has made some pro-
gress towards convalescence.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-16
they Admit the Truth,

Long Branch, Sept. 1.-THE Lam
guage of the morning bulletin excites
general comment IN the light Of the
history of the case. IT has great sig
nificance. The surgeons in charge have
from the first been exceedingly reluc-
tant to admit the presence Of blood
poisoning to a dangerous degres. This
may be due to two reasons; first, to ad-
mIt the presence of chronic pyamia ito
acknowledge the desperate condition of
their patient; second. to do 50 says,
substantially, that the theory Of their
outside critics is correct. The senti-
ment OF the medical profession has,
within few days, however, grown to
be nearly unanimous in support Of the
py@mia theory. The symptoms are un-
mistakable. Violent fluctuations Of
the pulse are sure Indication of violent
poison. The action of the heart is
weak and spasmodic, works in spurts;
whereas, the pulse of well man beats
with regularity. The statement by DR..
Boynton that the pulse has gone to 100
and over at night, while it has been re-
ported few hours before and after at
100. is symptom, taken in connection
with all the circumstances, which clear
ly point to py@mia. The various septic
accidents of the case lis matter Of
merely subsidiary consequence.
The president suffers from o consti-
tutional disturbance, which follows .
well defined course and generally re-
suits in lingering death. Acute pye-
mia is fatal usually in As hours; in
a milder or chronic form it is sometimes
months before the patient dies, and
there are instances Of final recovery.
Nobody finds fault with the hopeful
tone Of this mornings bulletin, and the
fact of complications supplies ground
for hope,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-16

Long Branch. Sept. 15.-This morn
ing there was received very peetty
night clock for the president, with a
card attached which bore the words.
"With the sympathy Of five interested
children, Boston," The clock win be
placed in the presidents chamber. A
very handsome three wheeled easy chair
was received from John Hoey.
The following telegram was received
from Topeka. To Mrs. Garfield
Twenty Thousand veteran soldiers. in
reunion assembled. send you our sym
pathy and love, and ask you to say to
our stricken comrade that our hearts
are beating with anxious hope for his
recovery. Say to him we believe under
heaven, aided BY that sublime courage
and faith which in the past has been to
all people bis crown Of glory. he will be
preserved to the country he has served
30 long, SO faithfully and 30 well.
(Signed) LOUIS HAsBAcK,
Commanding.