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was very nct!vo IN tho txhts around Cherlcatnn.
tfn bcCAnn a!tnchrt with his curps to tho t!viB-
lon Ut t}cn. MorHnn's army. and with TINT n1fieer
fought lrayely ~ C"wrens: For ! H. yntnr ,. ~
liz ,llud Marrh 4. lHt0
EAstuEi. HAMMOND.
pc,l,o, r.. II, ,j,icar In Tia American armv ,1,,1
"rs r v au ,'%n ars % ,ie, ~ Hi tav .kr II Ia
n,s t,,xnI'ra,,s yhw ~ . ~ In rrccnt fstorIanS
yv tr,vs etSs I. @ s o,,. nitn,v
,,twrss III tt,o aist ~ ;aninrnirr. iS,;. in lila
tm,rtv ' nf ~ Ilirhnnntf vtrri1ln. Enin,,ni linn.
n,, WMs TIT ,v vna - - IL, ~ ~ v,ntrcrr n H.
ar'!",. @ "sp,tiun uva,l,st tlto Western ftSlial.s
w." W.. ,t,s, Wa ~. ~, Mrnt ~ Wn,m,vhu Itiv, ,'udrr
thc ,,,,nu,h ~ t,rm. fsyi. ~, Inn tlti III tjc-
fn;.r' FIJI liz Em,ri,t In lid Lntti0 t,clr MIR
, 1881-05-12
A NEW AND FATAL CATTLE DISEASE,

COuNCtL IlLVFYs, In, M1y l1.-A slUuIAF ahu
very fatal disease has been rigging III thls vlcn-
ity and surrounding country for sevoFaa days
past. The titselAso seoms worry contagious, aud
Ia pronounced anthrax or oh.polaoning.
Aftur the nrst Bymptouls snow themselves IN
uniltul l|yea but live or slx hours, aud a nunbor
OF tho tiuUst mitch cowa lii this oily havo died
to-day. 4 general rstra!nt!,K from The usa u
meat nl,d Mllk has resulted. and thu lSordpr ~
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Jeff DAVIS.
IIcaxo,ts WHY lie Was JuHt Like Stones
Synl1 Jnclt4ons

wall Jneltsons
NEW ORLEANS, llny 1l.-JelIetson Davis,
III his s,,tecl, ut tho u,.yellng Of the Jacsson
staluo, said: ..-... .....-....
From the Academic shades at tho Military In
Btituta jackson went firth 10 nt!o for tno cause
or state.rfHhta, kolt-Kuvorntilcnt. Aisd cuMtlt'.
lipuAl lIltGrty. l{a lived for his country, never
dlMbttnK tlIs tltsticc nt hts cause. lilo believed
It wns righteous. and trusting tn It. hc died as
10 hnye asiccoeled, tcpauao It WINS founded Oh
f,sit md justice. liz gHve his !lfe for tho Whoo
country, Rtii tho country gAVn !ta hrArt to .laeA-
sou. Y,,u men, nnou whom he leaned In tho
hour Of tlangor. Iii honorinE him also honor
yourselves,
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GARRETT 11BLICAL tALUN1Nls
ELuIx, ILL.,, May 1.-THE alumni OF the
Garrett Biblical Institute arc III session at tho
Methodist Episcopal Church this afternoon.
Thuro ia n larsa attendance. Tho Nov. A. ".
patten delivered tho address Of WOlcomc. Frcs:
l1nDt Yolum, OF Fort Wayne College, uolivOre0
thu addruss this evening, aftor which COLLATION.
Will bS served.
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KANE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

GENEVA. ILL.,, May la.-Tha kaue County Agti"
cultural board has elected tho following UfDcers:
President. State Senator II. II. Evans. pt Aurora;
Vioe~ psesi4ont, Frauk II. Halt, Vt Sugar Gruve,
SECRETARY, W. y. ueaupre, Of AuForas Tfossurur.
H. Il, MIX. of Aurora. The Executive C0Wui!t.
iou cuHprlsua u unu.nbcr fluIn each town IN tho
county, Ii has bucn decided 10 hold tho County,
FaIr al Aurora, tho dates bolnx h1ed II Sept III.
II. ID, KId ID.
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er, Whitney, Barnes, Hullivnn f2l, Force, Gal
Win. MnrrIss.y.
Halls cailet-Gntvin. 20; whltnuy, s7.
j,na.wi I bulI.mS,,ii!vn. bn"tI,iiS@ !: r. snyder, !.
Tinu-tInr hnt,r and iifty.lto minutes.
tiuU[fE--,tclrer5.
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tho hour lu.t spent hero hnl Increase hls inter
ost. md had shown him so'nnth'nRnf The energy
" we' 'ot nna1 sr9 tnn yl 2p'ss soy % % 10 ,HD maty x
wors. tin nu,lritn tho work Ut Fathcr Mar.
tturts" Hnt tho s.htht,!e nxl,rrfh 4nn sahi fiiat
tIu, v.l,tig men ao,h tflUry III ft'n history ~ ths
lrntIttishs n,,1 faith nj tho ch'rc an! tHrl tha!
Antnritn was thcir nwn unity" lnMi; Iin ~!shr,i
' < rcs,lIIion VII ntscrct, ,1onounclng tho per:
nicoaa evils ns Cnn,n,t,sm which wcro e. declares: ,
y ho rnt'"y 'Prca''f'lR shfoa8"o"' '''''opo a''"
X,ln,hnr resolution r,,nrgetl tho unson with
tho duty Ut t.f,iGnvtrEnE u check tho 1nsi1letm
Vi All titnorniizinR ptaGos 10 which young hicn
AnMY c,Ar1.AISs. ....
81. Murphy, of Warrington. "lroroa tho fot'
WIlsl.sAs. Admit 60 per cont Of tho rank nn.i
1llo ami fnIr prnrt!on nf tn '..,is:rt % o. s tao
Limited @ States artny profess 'no ea'no''' '"''"i
Wnr,rAs. OF tho Thirty chanlatns n Tho t'nit.
tatn"c hes ri"..s 't to 'i tn,"tster to te .ir.t"
wants f tfle j;ntholiu soldiers: storetor1 10 4
IL. st ~ sntsr "f s 5 t tSs5 o
talrsatc* ~ this Convention ~ Instructed IL
hris9 th!s matter I" tho atthtiti1n 81 their r..
- Tho next Congress urging tho ,pHs.ngv nf \
s t p cue ~ eMt Gs s,ruSo9 1a q
| uhnpialnctcs In tho United atatcs ar'uy.
AstoSu THE 1NniANs.'
MIR. Nerny, IT Chtoayn. offered tho following:
cailsa sqg nfsEs "a hS nay wfxss u az &
ln'llnns hAsc boon trans,errsa .n To Tho euro o'
n.,rs q "s's fSsn Gn.i tn1ref"5 r s]n, nro.
Natlu,al ti4sernn,aiit ID continuing e dtsresnrl
| iburty ii cotlsclsnco 90 dsar 10 tho American
| penrr; nit,
~ s% hs, Ysi f. nsss e s n,cn'ea ea
| States to tho rruaintions nav ux!sttLE III tho
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Poor Excuses for Their Filthy Condfs
tion-lIow ItIs Dono In Paris.

m AtxR1A I'm
~. ,hr so.ts.s,s Ia, 49,, ~, son.....e.s AZ.
lot. wv eott1"e.a 1us, anu uo cop'enetoea VI
rectcd to 70 on with thdir work. Yet, not.
hll this. through some enplncncs1
On tho part of tho city authorities. tho leading
tnurohEnfafea " tne tnfeo divistnna q the city
MIs st!!l ~ u cuEulNun nnIcu MouIu ne W ho11Is
!cnst ruin trMhsio1ms ~ entire street Into .
iInttoin!e.4 ltaRinre 80 shat II becomes lmpossE-
bic FOR Ihdict to rcach etrect.car without sink.
Ing over tfolr shoce N mass of rceSing nth
which has lHcn On tho streets since tho snow
first began 20 lail last autliu,n. For this condt"
aon @ na a1nirs and mo sickness whloh saeh hth
rttr CRY Atrrnon1r1rs ARE 1oInEe.rr,y RE-
sroNslpi.E,
ttaoturs .p ~ son 'tat 1bav ~ TX ,as =.
forfclt f,ser M contracts, Lave the ~ Work done ii:
~ thnsn n1,st 20 otnra Inv ~, Iii
2. o. , tnosG ,ne{ ar9 a
,vhaf the .sn1k nctuaiiy. cnsts sho nity and tHa
n..nt w ~. w" .,h ~ rt ~ @ A. -
alou"t LUZ Heo w oous'"os!'s asl'ou ..e ~ uv
SOME OF TIE STREETS IN TIE NUs1NLsa
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Social Reception to tho Delegates By tho
Library Association.
Moes1ng o! Directors Of Tho irish Catholic Col.
ontzatfon Society.
YOUNG CATHOLICS.

THE jrT. nEv, ARCHBISHOP FEElLAN
tho following nddrsssa:
"I,y thls ahnll n,l men know that 80 aro Ny
fhsse are VI o wv os y rs or s' Dssp E
1nylnr. tho plesisuro of adtlrossil,g t'lis Mu'lu
'ivos Of tho yuu,n from vnrlo,s portions uf this
.reut land. and cunning in tho. spirtt in which
1Sa .so s1 81 VIZ
md seeltll1s the blessing OF und. With tito to,
y4ns Sf oes ne rs s
huy charity, Yoi iinvo ~ = ,ssls thrce Under.
lying pr!@slplet; ta!a esaFty. una onsSmss:
r. Gs;s:sss,g'es ss ,ss ,$s:s II,
W. SsSr il sasI tlat tho Cattioiig Church Is 10
lnl,ger Of Service to the World: that II h!s out.
Of fi,ln disprovcs this. Our vlrious unternrsd-
ea lnburtllx fnr tho Hood uf our fvllown1on Aliow
gu!aul ly tho strict principles, Ut Dlvtna fA!th,
uld and young nssou!atinK togethor for the
Il ts s p s ouy Nv ntr aa Ieess tho
md the rcal fratssnlty of u3';nltty: T., Wnon Cyl
yo n now co,ii,nandmont, That ~ love osio nm
olhor." Thnt wits IL cumnandniont Ut lovo. and
stncs. n % Tho Iii, cury Christians wsrc 50 tsed viii
this spirit .hat VIZ, ons tntn, they sol a!t shat
Gvcn realized ii tho holy Catholic church. Tint
ex;Rne av:sl nA s,1saa X III, III nnv Il,
MIR tim, hit il, iho pnst aprs yst ,lulpDors Or
rrople B0yurinx nIl tcs which bound thou to |
aulnt nnd kiSufeu. takng tnis wste w9tsn i iof
tne's noo a',u ~, s. tns s, ,h,, aa h
witnessed t,,an that q tho children Of @ TIC
Church tlurlug nll the mHes Thnt ancient faith
has nut bcconlo lsclesS nor als i LOST hny ol ta
t, ~, or Inv ~ rc,t sef- aapi
n. illsnrs,vtM lila sisters ii Mercy Sisters Of
Chuslty, mud kindred societies. tutoring In
schools, III hospitals nnd on TIC 1attieic!;i, u!s.
pr,Ie ~ a. III ,,tinns IL III fin ,vnrH ar us
n n,,ser. III ,ninlJn. YOU lind everywhere All
,,ttcr ,,,.rest, q whit Or stabty, mankind Sock
Ing for truth aul light itnd lEnl!nY IT uol.
Iho R9neFem0as @ .p aro pss sn sm, ~ linz nss ,;n iio
N sin,s nnrI1,or. vraspi1ir fur yutuo fr1ir.
inrmt of tho wreck is Witch is 1r,Ry bv kupt
naios Whu ;.ro pcrshinE are,,.i. hin, Without
fmifn y,fhC.tt trat II, It'll hit uii ia NOT slf-
ai Y"a aro fs 10 ehiIdsea q sse aaeSssxsd tss
nnee az g. You You aru @ to Try 10 a.lvutcs ti,o ntevsts
n ,,n 9ii y1nf ~ vn,E r. nvn.fou Yo viii n in
s,neiianco to t!lc nrlt,uiuIcs Vi tho Church. II
YOU porsuyero in tile spirit at,l kuop out overy-
thlils tint will Dri.E i!screIit upon your wori<,
sou n,ny 10 sure that II WI. 20 on wtlun,n8 n
usefulness hoM nrs 1e % u ~ ~ HE, SnrGn. t,a1
anu ny atd oy wy taKG re- paSes q 1nosn now
wisaSm iaS tss1S:o saSs You II III saaf aeSoraoas
.,,,a, oAlEp j, TO TO- o,'pE.t HIDE. t,o ,,,o,,os
convention ssnF sslIs 70 ,., s;sr \, s osGst
who offered prayer,
Moran, nu wbo IN tow weii.ohosen words snvo tho
| address Of welcome on behalf Of the Llrnry
, 1881-05-12

Tho Con,nlittco thon adjourned until 10
O'clock ths morning.
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Items not Serious.

Let the man who thinks the world would
90 10 smash IL he were out OF 1t 20 iHto Ins
eountry for a few weeks, and when be re-
turns count I'D the friends who were sUhfe
of his absence. He can count them on bic
finger. and won't have 10 use both bis hands
to do It, either.-Boston Transcript.
Ever since Mr.. Cornell White announced
free excursions for bsbles-in-arms ana their
mothers, quite 4 lively business has osen
done In baby.leodiDg. Price rule at ten
cents for the day, but those ladies who den't
object to a little extra unpleasantness can
procure a supply in the ltsllan quarter at
eight cents.-Puck.
4 C~ONsIpERATE DAUGHrBR.-"I DON'T see
how ia git along without Mary, nohsU."
Mrs. Blueber observed, pauSing to Wipe
the perspiration from her aged Gestures
and mt another ladle OF soft soap into the
steaminc suds, while her daughters voice
nj the piano could be distinctly recognized,
floating out from the adjoining pSrlor.
{. don't see how I'd get along without that
gal. nohow. Arsys on these days when
| hey the tiringest work she Just picks out
her incest pieces, like Sweet Rest By-nud-
By., aud Mothers Growing Old and
sings 'em fur me afOre she goes out on the
lawn TO play croquet with the other Young
folks. 'Taint every gal ~ nd be so Thought
full, | kin tell you. Now, most on 'em I'D
Just bang away with 'Jourdsn is . Hard
Road to Travel or 'WhoQp 'em Up, Eliza
Jane,' but she ain't none o. that sort. She's
a pile O. comfort 10 me - pile o. comfort y;
ana Mrs. Butcher famed herself vigorously
with her sOlIed apron, preparatory to run
ming the clothes through the second witar.
Toledo (0.) american.
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n..ocrxts who rule the Senate nov, 1900.
We a. NOT doabt thai You are mgss
"a ,ct Ne eorpefimes Sadly rohueI
Yen mssn 90 shos your patfiouo
,v. al, r,,,.wber how we used e q act
" whsa we couid claim 3 pretty Dlg nisloatI1n, r. fact.
/. y, N nov ue strained the law apds t.S.e"
70 sbstter and destroy a weak mihorr''
No., . are of a nature meek ard mlld.
Ard m vour teIn per there 10 no,hns s,iod
rhsrefore We hope that You may pc
into a full surrender, WITHOUT hn5 ''"'
vuv-.t least. we We ought 20 RUE
ad when ve fail 10 rule. n iea eorry esy,,oo,
rvst nave learned our fnethodsl w the son""'
We tsught ia Louisiana And florloa-
TO- s,nce our pride has had 8 serious lall.
- "a we are weakened BY our party blcker1hR'
we t-usf 10 you to kindly giTe up all
4 nd leave 20 us the bargaining ana d'oAe''"h
csve ms the Offices. no mstter how,
nd lef us hold The power ana the phIse W.
+, .on should fail I'm TINS. and raise a row, x.,
In SRighty -four Il may BE- much the "srse ''~
s,.h Grand. exalted magnanimity ,o,,v
SncA tnah,iess what The world al large would iohy
call. ..dht
How Christian, modest, l~arnohke, ana
. rHeo York Sun.
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A TINE THAT Was DBT.-"F Folks talk
about this being q dry time" observed Mr.
Smiley as he wiped his lips after his morn
Ing bitters. "TslDt Dothln' 10 what i have
seen. When 1t gets so dry that shingles
follow the sun an curl right up so you can
see straight through the roof. an every time
a hen steps on the bilstering sidewalk she
holds I'D Der foot and blows IL cool. am
every the a dog sits down In the shade
be Jumps like q ~schoo-boy getting away
from a iack;~0aiI, then you can talk about
Ms being hot IN dry, Why, | r~ecolIect one
ummer | drove cows five miles for water,
am then had TO give 'em their W milk 60
drink. There wasu't any water In them
days, an we used 20 catch the dew"
Just then a collector walked up the front
steps 10 "catch the dce." and Ichabod
skinned out the back door With his wonder.
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Dispatches have been received At the War
Department from Acting. Governor John j.
0osber. OF Arizona, aud Governor Sbeldou',
OF New Mexico, asking the Department to-
furnish arms 10 the white settlers ia the In.
dian countgy where disturbances have been
reported. TO both OF these kilograms reply
has been made that arms viii be furnished
IL 4 regular requtsition Is made upon the
Ordnance Department. Adjutant- General
Drum, In q dispatch 70 General Sheridan at
Chicago, says that General Sherman makes
use Of the following language, which he
transmits for General Sberidan's iniorma-
ton III The Utes can be taken charge OF
by General Crook, thea as macy men should
assist General Wilcox In Arizona from New
Mexico ~ possible, 50 es 60 make short
work af zoe Apaebes. ~ Washington Star,
J0th. ~
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MIRAGE AT LONG BRANCH.
A Heroic MaiI-Carrler Burned SO
Death I'm Michigan.

A letter was received at the Post once
Department to-day from the post-ot1ce al
MARKETS., Michigan, September 1tb, saying :
mir. Ira Humphrey, mail.carrier on route
No. ABB, from MARKETS. to Argyle, mas
perished in the fire between Elmer ana
Argyle. on Monday the 9TH instant. when
surrounded by the fire he cut his horse loose
from the buggy, helped an old lame man on
TO il who was a passenger with him, ana
told him TO flee for his life. Mr.. Humphrey
was true 10 his trust. When found the
charred remains OF the mailbag lay by his
side. His remains were brought here To.
night. Yours truly, John McGfil, PM"
WdShinqtOn Star, 10Th.
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The alleged Postmaster-General finding
that he did not get his mail matter at Elbe-
ron, n. j., as quick as he wanted it, ordered
a new post-ofice established at once. This
Is the same individual who compelled people
down the Potomac this summer to wait a
week for their mail matter and cut of the
mail facilities OF the people in all parts OF
the western country Washington Repob-
iicdn.
s'Aiter ALL" says the Elmira Free Press,
wiping It's mouth on a red-bordered napkin,
"the most popular greenbacker is a water
melon"
HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE for ner-
vous debility, enfeebled digestion, etc.
Pamphlet free. Rumford Chemical Works,
Providence, X. i.
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Kew York ClIpper.l
HaverIy's European MastOdOn Win
aIreIs.


A year or more ago there sailed from
New York for England a minstrel troupe
Of wide national fame known as j.. Ii.
Hayerly's United Mastodon Minstrels. This
troupe's visit to Great Britain was remark
able one in many respects. They sailed for
England for a three months tour, but so
pronounced was the sensation they created
that their stay was prolonged seven months.
Her Majesty's Theatre was secured for the
performances OF the troupe, and the Prince
OF Wales and other members OF the royal
family were often in attendance&The troupe
Is again performing in this country, aud
have Just concluded brilliant engagements
ht the North.
The writer was talking with Mr.. Charles
McGeachy, the treasurer Of the orgapiZl-
ton, and speaking about the European trip
be said that the health Of the members OF
the troupe was generally good while in
England. but that several Of them had very
bad attacks Of rheumatism, and since their
return most OF them had taken TO using ST.
Jacobs OH, as everybody appeared TO be
taking about that remedy. | told him that
st. Jacobs Oil was the popular idea ia this
country at the present time, aud | asked
him what the members OF the troupe had
TO say about the Great German Remedy.
lie said that Billy Emerson, Tom Sadler,
and John Rice, tambourine end.pen Billy
Rice, Pete Mack, and Barry Maxwell, bone
end-men Sam. Deyere, The renowned BAN
joist and comic singer; J. w. MeAndrews,
the great delineator OF the southern negro
Alexander Zanfretta, the popular clown
and several members Of the champion
Transformation and statue clog party, had
all used 50. Jacobs OIL, and it almost inva.
riably gave them relief. Mr.. NeGeaehY re-
marked that he had no occasion to use any
rheumatic IMMINENT himself, but from what
he had heard the aboye-named and other
members OF the Hastodon Troupes say aboni
ST. Jacobs Oh be felt satisfied 1t nnst be
very extraordinary remedy-an opinion 10
which we know he Is Joined by mealbers OF
the profession scattered all over the land.
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BY Il. b. Chafln & Co.,
Real Estate Agent0 and AuctiOneers,
No. l north Tenth street,

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT CEN
IA TRALLY-LOCATED AND VERY DESIRA-
RLE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING No. 616
Asst FRANKLIN STREET.-At the request of
Dr. J. G.. SkeltOn, who Is removing 10 the corner OF
Eighth aud Franklin streets, We will sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTBNBER 10, 1881.
at Az O'Clock T.. ". the above desirable DWELL.
ING, which contains seven rooms. with iron porch
In font aud two pOrticOs In rear. and Kitchen with
three rooms; gas, water. and bath. LOT fronts 20
feet l1A inches. and has good entrance. This pro-
periy will always rent well, aud Will make a nice
home. Parties desiring 10 inspect the house can do
30 between the hours OF ~ and 2 O'Clock any day.
TERMS Reasonable, and announced At sale.
r.. b. CHAFFIN & o
&c q AuctiOneerg,
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ADSIsRD GO HEDGE.-Two friends weff
discussing the merits OF Their acquaintance.
One said: "Talk about mean men, now
there's old S~trassbergerl Hes the hardest,
drieet meauest old Shylock that ever lived.
That mani why" And there he stop
ped, as words couldn't dc Justice 10 the
subject.
"YoU're mistaken" said hk FREUD.
"He's nOt 80 bad; even the deSt isn't so
black as be Is painted. Now iii bet you $40
I can eau borrow SO Of bin before night"
"Done! !" aud the money wss pat up.
On posted the sanguine bookmaker 10 his
INTENDED victim.
"Strassberger. Ry boy, how are yoRs"
aud he slapped him on the back Of a faded
coat.
"yell, / vas all right. Volts de mad
der init you 7"
"Look here, old fellow, | made little bet
about you Just now--bs, has It's a capitsi
foke.h
"Umiv said S~trassberger. "YeI?"
"Yes. Just bet $40 with Smitby that !
eoald borrow $50 OF you to-day
HFeefty .dollartn
"Yes, that was the amount"
"Dnd you bet ten ~
s. That's wkat / put up.v
{" Veil DOW, look hers, my fiiend," On q
ow ybisperj "you 90 straight away and
Virginia CITY Chronicle.
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Guiteau could never sleep at proper hours
Cursed with abnormal activity, bis nerves
were always on the 4ui rive. Could he
sons Celery and Chamoaiie Pills his
wrescbed brains would not bare ragged With
Improper fapcles.
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DOR RENT OR SALE. TUESDAY the
II 18th. at IL A.. NJ, that VALUABLE FARM,
4" CENTRAL PLAINS situated three miles from
Richmond, on the Henrico turnpike, containing
comfortable dwelling house. Out-buildiDgs barn aud
stable. also farming Implements. Valuable POT
Terry, with all necessary machinery, pits, kilns,
&c; finest clay for the nurBose known.
FOR SALE, an EXCELLENT DAIRY. 20
FINE COWS, EXTENSIVE MILK ROUTE,
HORSE. MULE, and MILK-WAGON.
Possession given at once. For fun information
apDly on the premises,
Sc Oh. SukTu3t Az
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By thurman Topper,
Real Estste Agent and AnclioaseF'
lois aain street.

Real Estate Agent snd Anesioase''
1915 aain street. Isfs
rTRusTEEs' SALE OF Two-sToKsrr OH.
FRAMED DWELLING AND AMpLaa NM
aorfsES ADJOINING CITY OF hicnm w ~
~ HENRIco C~uUNTY.-By virtue or aeg f.as 40
trust dated August 2e. 1850. sxecuts1 ~ "a The
priiiv 10 the dncefsie ned, and reeofvs" nins'
sisrt's oalee of Iisnrleo County Court y, y; n eSrtt
mage 259, default having been MADE 10 tne W. 20 10
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11
.p.markabre coincidence.

HnmAFknDtG
10 the Editor of the philadelphia inqu". I.
sir.-On Tuesday last, at The service ior
orsver. in behalf Of the President. st ~. AN
drevV,s chnrcb. West Philadelphia, tne rec
tor selected, as The first scripture '13son'
The narrative OF the sickness oil King nee,
kiah. and his recovery Is ansmsie1 ~
prayer, as told by the prophet Isaiau Ionnp,
aal In commenting on the story attsns'oh
was called to the divinely.glyeu pieuge Vi
the Kings restoration: benolu,
br,nR again the shadow OF tne uesiS'
which Il gone down In the sun-uiaiol hn'A;
ten degrees backward. 80 tne sun Ietulneu
ten degrees, by which degrees II was s0"'
down." 49,;
the miracle thus described was alIrl-
buted TO a mirage, proyidentiany occuI-
ring on that very day, ana u recaipeu wcnr
attested story Of what, a lew years ago'
TOOK MACE at one OF our military posts IN
the Northwest, on the edge OF a Oroau praI,
rie. The commanding officer was starred
by hearing the sunset.guh hred, ana, iooh-
inc mn. he saw that the Sun was as yet TWO
hours high in the western heavens JUN
moning the officer Of the day, he asked the
reason Of what seemed a breach OF orders.
the officer. appealing to his watch, showed
that the sunset hour had actually come,
and It needed only a moments reflection 10
satisfy the officer that the refraction OF tue
SUMS rays bad caused this remarkable but
well-understood phenomenon.
The sign thus given to Hezeklan was 10
him a testimony that Jehovah, who bad pro-
missed him recovery, bad under bis control
those movements OF the atmosphere on
which health sDd even life depend. 1t was
a token for good, we'll tilted to strengthen
faith in the promises the King had received.
The New York Tribune OF wednesday, In
a dispatch from Long Branch, has these
words
MIRAGE AT LoNG BRANCH.
ga remarkable mirage was seen here al
1870 p. NJ, Just as the President arrived.
II showed all the vessels, siXty-1ye IN num-
Der, going up and down the Jersey coast
in reverse, and among the clouds. Ine
scene was very beautiful, aud was watched
by thousands OF spectators"
This, at least, we may take to our neafts'
that He to whom VIC offer prayer for the re-
coyery OF the President IL He who controls
the movements OF the atmosphere, and VINO
can. and we trust will, in His Owl llme'
send health and refreshment to the nations
ruler for whom we pray. X. B' u
SEPTEMBER &. 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11
THURsDAY, sEPrEMBER Ib. lsal,
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