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and yet person may be troubled for many
months without knowing what the diseases
are that have attacked him. Some of the
symptoms of the first stages, any one of which
indicates disordered kidneys or liver, are these:
Pains in the back and around the loins, severe
headaches, dizziness, inhamed eyes. coated
tongue and a dry mouth, loss Of appetite,
chilly sensations, indigestion (the stomach
never is in order when the kidneys or liver are
deranzed), a dryness OF the skim nervousness,
night sweats, muscular debility, dependency,
tired feeling, especially at night. pufing or
bloating under the eyes, etc. If am
of the following things are noticed about the
urine, it shows that these organs are out of
order: A red deposit, scum upon the sur
face, an unusual thickness or thinness. a very
dark or a very light color, a burning sensation
in passing. q frequent desire to urinate, an I'M
usual odor, retention Of the urine, or desire
to urinate and inability to do so. Ths above
are few of the
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BOnaVenture.

-.aevsr,reen Cemetery Company" have
In. number Of burial lots in BOnaven-
- vbi,h they offer at reasonable prices.
further information apply to
MA. COHEN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
Bay street.
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Umbrellas and Waterproof Goats
With Leggings and Hats. at LaFar's.
feb7-u
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8tatAs.

= liverpool, England. on
-.1,rRY DIED .i,. = RrrsoN MAUES, Jr.' a
Is Of sgs
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DR.. Charters Office

IA -ar,ovsi to Congress street, one door east Of
~ serav4n House Residence 2O4 State street.
on hours 90 10 T. A. NJ, to 5PN
febi7NSTel3w
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Collars. Cuars. scars.

Hats In SeasOnabIe styles
Are always found in variety at LaFar's.
feb7.tf
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kegs. =, - spalAilng Cider, in barrels and
so o. !; 9as 5 AIeGrath & Co.'S.
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lWerfr e S@~@----
Hon, 's-nSe barrels Cheek & Whitlock
l0Yi.Tb 5 ss,, low BY Jas. McGrath & Co.
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susts 90 order by Devlin & 90.
Leave your measure with LaFar. feD1-tl
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Twenty-Five boxes choice Lemons, for
sale low by JAS. McGrath q Co.
nov4-Th ,SATutf
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u. NE Sparkling Cider on draught at
q Goa nova Tn SGTutf
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Get bottle Of Polish for % cents from
TaFar feb7-tt
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-Afsn-

That portion OF Lot No Is Crawford ward
east. with store and dwelling on Arnold street.
and the house adjoining on Perry street lane
together with frontage Of 9sI< feet OF said lot
fronting ON Thunderbolt road. Above proper
ties win be sold either entir or separate. Plot
can be seen at our Office. At private sale IN
to Wednesday, Cd March.
Terms on day Of sale; purchaser to pay for
titles. febs2, q 2s mh2R3
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jua Opsa.ss New Line Of Half Hose
'pened at LaFar's 49, =,
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:, RURNETT'S COCOATNE.

Nheapest Hair DreBs-
ffLr ing.
not. lAl lFuR, allays irritation, and pro-
B7.-' .-Sorous growth Of the Hair.
BIZ aeE5o,ss,F iiayoring Extracts are inyaria-
tebI2 ~ edged lg{ the purest and best.
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4 sne s,-l SHIRTS, White shirts.
cut. az LaFar's feh7-tf
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ChfIdren,s Hats at Amy Brlces
such as we have left, cheap, at LaFar's'
feb7-tf
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Comparative statement Of temperature at
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
records:
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e1Qlee p !, -s~-
u. No. lei Tongues, 50 cents each, at
& Co.'s. nov4-Th, s&Tutf
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And handsome line of New Scarf PM
and Buttons, at LaFar'G. feb7-tf
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snffIaI Aotifes.
Notice.

Notice.
--t, Cautafn nor COnsignees OF the
NeiIltt ~ ,.Sfariar will be responsible for
SPANS. ~ Contracted b. the crew:
anY deus AUG. STUCKEN i CO..
COnsigneeS.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice to Tax Payers.
cry TREAsURER's OFFICE,
S4vASyAH. Ga. March /, 1881. !
r, s,iIoVing returns are now due and re-
,--rsbIe by Ordinance;
te--rirlr4 JewelrT, etc, 1881.
sock in Trade. ISL 90,
Money. Bonds, Notes and Solvent 9 DEBTS. 1881:
Stssr-ships. steamboats, Tugs and Sailing
FssseS % JAMES Z. COPE,
-ttts City Treasurer.
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THIS DAY, the Sd OF March, 1881. at 1.1g
O'Clock P. n, on the premises. coyner az
Perry street and Thunoerbolt road, we viii
offer = = '~@s
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MfgtiAas.
go IA /. F. A. N.

755. Lodge No. l. F. A III.
-.rlrar eo iT9 y lHGssoni, Temple ~
e. sill he nee E9vsesSTS5fat so'clock- N
l rs Thu-sta5l q 5tber lodges and tran =
re ne asbeT9. = 81 g o.-i standing are fraternaiy
ss1t -, attend. -, l., .oorfs rred
11,,sF A. Degree wa 4 II. EsTILL. W. N.
55l-5o-isr Of 80 mhs-1t
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DevlIn q Co., sensible Always,

Are represented now by the Fashionable
Furnisher, LaFar, 2S Bull street. feb7-tf
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h u,.E Feather Weight Hat,
light ~, o-ue and pearl color, 10 extra
d Latar's. febl3 Il
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have used Horsford's Acid Phosphate In
a number of cases in which It is recon-
mended. with good effect.
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FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
AUCTToNl AUCTIONS

CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES.
DRY GOODS, RIBBONS, NOTIONS. GENTS
UNDERWEAR, SILK PRINCES, VELVET and
ether BUTTONS. Ladies', Misses and Chill
LARS, ETC. These goods must and will be
sold. mh3-lt
, 1881-01-15
1'rlme's I8lrsi Story.


IANsrD, Kns., Jan. 1a.--1utirins from tho
communication Of 4. X. Prime, In your issue
Of Jun. &. 1t IL evident thnt he docs mt relish
hctng credited with tic authorship of a whop-
ping big story. Mr. I'rllu1 hmA tnken ppccnl
1,nins to provo what MI ono hns denied, and cn-
ttrely oycrtouks tho point Mt Issue. II aIr. Primo
will refer to Ills taht ettcr TO TlsK TRIBUNE, ho
will lind himself credited with tho statement
TINT rcC-corn Is rapidly taking tito place of 1n-
liz it1y n1lat equal 10 that t,f tho lnttur, This
WIS lilltntlttedy aro of Stafford County, md It
was. presume, tu Stafford County uniy that
MIR. Ezrn Cruhr referred III lis communication
~ Mr.. Primo. hut the tattar evidently lnstAking
whole State md hence llnsuspoctlbgly bccnfnu
tle ntthur Of II big story.
When replied to Mr.. rrlmn's first letter hnd
mt hent,a II my dcstri'ttinn Of ricc.corn by
in one ts,wnsiln would probably bo Tho extent
M nf t.. T. there proved to ba any truth In Tho
Sir: Crauo flMs offered convincing proof TINT
:o7 acres @ ,snre destroyed IN N.Y. .lays by noek
Of birds shaula eat abn,,t 4,Nj blHtacIa ol grain
when Mr., Primo stntcd TINT 4 crnp
Of re1'cor Ss9,%siing Tho aysrsKo e In1Mn
1t ., low estimate W,o15.oy oHsaois ot i sr!a@
could be oaten up by II l!snk uf smu!t birds In
tivo dnys, did te not lux tho crctlntty Of cven
tho avcrAEo Ennsan. ncc.latomod rs h0 fs to
cxt;nvnEnnt statc,nonts of btT crups on tho
Mr.. Primo lnny na vol como 0tit handsomely
mid confess hu Inns nllowed hinsnif tn be vlctlnj-
izcd Into this authorship ut "Whnling" bip
story, and not ntto!npt to tony whnt tu eaid
cue uut Of over s,o0J townships ID kunsns.
W. @. e.
, 1881-01-15

nf which nbout 2l,00O vntea worn cnst n s..
*,thorn. Half thnt por lion viii tit,,iicqM, ~ !at
ls5,tnn nf population before tho Htntn ctnIItN IIaN
,iflInitcl. jf Tho cualnH aet .reru f,ussc1' ,ta p
st's.fn,. Iwn yeara MHo there wcro t.o, n nv IsS
portion tho huth lmlYl nf tho Trrrttnrv II 'as
cGc,! lifty-slt miles Ut rnrnRd. 1lrr1, i m ~.
over IN nn, tt1e,p will ,DuttlcSs tp nyrr ivy tst
bcfnre tho esu nf tho yenr. Az n[ons flu ,tnast
H,iintry u tl1lnE UP with ,,npr.cc'lcne rat}. n.y.
~. south hn1fy, iii twn years wo wn.d ilnve ~. Nv.
s psopo with ,,,%nlmi!y seldom kuo,ssss ~
cnahe tl!o pcop!o y prHocd With tic co.,fss. %
SSi;"ts'linMsr, S;, is ,''esent eosrt.ns ior in,sne
Mnnt o. which sntalls qas Gxnc,re md nsa;. N.Y.
T., ,,,s!,,c to ienpc to ay4,l ,hcmselvcs II Il,
university nttrrArA. Wn support by heavy ,a..
nt!ni1 M G3Gs.l1cnt sJAtnm uf public scbnnI.
While two kcotlDna fn rvpry tnwfAllip ic ,lnnc
cAi'letl mud unt,rOt!lletirg, npw IL tho lItnr y,
GuAEEcl.cc that work and lny tho fmtt,.lnto.s", :"
fhr u .E1ttl hehDtl system, tho h3I.eAts Hg wa"h
Hny bo *linreti hy ihDsu wAo enrty settled iirr.,
uni who hNyo tt0n1 70 much 10 mike il ~
prosperous Territory tl1at Il INV Ia. AttInv Ii
tue Territories tlut liNyn l.ff Ht1mttte,l In,n H.,
Uiiln|. hut tfrca ltld 1urKcr population nj H." IL"
dnlo uf their tlinItslun tllhn Su.ith ,akuin h..
ht thta t]ny. These wern Wisconsin, hllnnrsni.'
Mud Alnfatna, aud thorc nre snfno poo,tlnr nv.
sons why they wore nut nt,nlltcl Buoner."
, 1881-01-15
SCIENCE.

SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
A lady hns amin obtained first class nj
ra,r,,rt,,ra I,n'.,,r,, tw t,,a po,,ora eat for
Ca.rt.use, it''s.0'I.t u. ''e pApo'o o'S Ao'
tho Mora' science if'pos'
-A[r. Walford intends to startin Januarya
new mnraxinc. called tho h1,tin,idrtun 1fuo.
"s,,o MI. ,sutt,,,,,,.,, ,vi,l ,.o ~ told in
x'.e x " <tn]n wa, ;,.,,.. W. ~ ~" ~
future DC conducted ny two Fellows ot uio
Society Of Antiqunrfc5.
-,nr trv,,o of f:1nsun,r. axi,,htsc,} and ev
.,.t.,,, ,t" ,.s' ~ -. ,I,,t, 3.s.t.',,', 60
i'aa!se'' petotc tlc A'ti''.''R !ns.it"u ~ ne"t
lnnd. on Thursuny, tho 10t'l INST, Ills 1lew
snfcty lamp, which Is constructed to emit n
lol,tl sount When nil cxpostye mixture OF eog
.tI ~ n,tore n o,uj ,,,.,s onnaoo,,.uft,.
a4W ~ S,.o.a ~ ~ 49," e."s ,,,a,Ia
reats'sy 'Nulcntcs i!rc.uh11'p III coltlerlcs'
lie Lo,r says that m Inventor Inns ,iscov-
crp,l urihn;i fnr making truo laro iw nm
e.I. - ".,., ~. .,' sa.., so T., ~
cliie1s eS"ety l"o s"'"o VI "pl'eNt"!cc ~
the halt.tllilde lace. Illo sumo 10llritel also
says TINT MI American house has offered
5,00O, 600 frnncs for tho American patent, and
alno,iit for t;rcat britain.
At Tim ,oet urnttno ,f tho 1'tctorto
,1,Iiinen,,,,nR 1metft,,tnn ~ ~ Enr,nrI +ha
i,tmrrnsIn Snoc,,nro nsn,,+ " Ii"trSns tmS ~.
,,or+ni ti,o+ ",,,.,oriS, * ,rt1r.,,, ,,n,;,nre
III ossn"i,9as hn'i tno ,i,,r,n, H. r.ar
VIM, anI"i ~ ,.in v't,. 10 w.. ~
,,osrv uM ',,,,, III tn ,Ks Ki.i '; nm,;
Mnr,cnm avn ~" tutnI Sts.,t,,tj, ~ th,n IL.
tnta ,..ns ,, sU s,,"rI.. ~, iai,,tt tunn,
, 1881-01-15

Even in C0rs[qn. tho whllon ilonnparttss
Stronghold. thu Republicans have wtin u co!1.-
pet0 und overwhelming victory, electiny ninety.
eight out of 1C8 HionbpFA Ut tho local Legls!u-
ture.-Ehtcign Tribune tsslts tteA.
III ths Editor o. ThS cAfta9o Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan, H,-lt has escaped your rccoltcc-
tlon for tho tttuo no doubt, and 1t IL pfoDnbly
unknown to n,ost at your realors, that our forsl,
Of government, not tho principles upon which 1t
Is based, WAS bortDwcd from Coraica.
About l7s0 Gen. I'aol rescued this, hia native
aslnnd, FROM tho yoko Of Gonoa, md, what was
oven Of still moro Importance, crushed thu tor
rIblo von1otta which. for threo cen&urics, hull
boon tho scoargo Ut Corslca, Barllna, etc. lIu
eroctcl n domooratIo Republic, of which 10 was
yide4 as those at England were. win loenl Or
prpvinula! autonomy: l'hls work WIS attributed
10 Carlo llunnparto, tho fAther Ut Napoleon, nl,tl
vt TINT tisnu Count puull. who ut tho iN0 Ut our
Revolution wns rcxlrdcA tls o1u OF tho foremost
PATRIOTS OF hisloTy..-the Washington OF bis
eountry.~-and tho unique lipvernn,unt wllici, he
founded attracted tho hntice OF tho woral Xnll-
orally particularly o[ tho Anertenn colonies.
Cd to build upon. 30 that. Il tho HpHural belief Of
tho nu bo trtIp, VIZ Atu indebted to Il tlOnApArta
for the germ ut lnlat ot whit WI HITTER our
solves ia tie perfection OF polt!onl wtanUtn.
II. b. u.
, 1881-01-15
PROTECTION or FISHES.

ID tha Editor Il 1hs Chieago Tribune,
CHIcAGo, Jan. H.-Thc report at tho State
Flah Commlsston, which appeared in tho telc-
graphic news Of to-day's Tn1nusE, suggests TINT
protection must 70 hand IN hnna with propaRn-
tton.. Tho following paper bearing on this
point, entitled Protection Of Fishes Of Lnko
Michigan was rcad before tho recent session
Of tlo Central Fish Cultural Socuty In this city
by Mr.. William uosen unllon, Of Evanston, as
follows:
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56s Ms,eEs g t6s sss
ss!sSs | SsS assssa Ss;s! SSssss
ysS sssa ssss{ ,'ss
nassss ts lass mn: Tha sxs sexa5attns iiss
ill., " sosa aas Sf5 %
;:; Il ss
!! sss;%i
@ 4 s g.; 4 T. $;ss
ssSsi Z
M; ssss.!$sas4 tsyS!1S f;Sossas Sessesr
Inv grounds. dnrinu ti.sse iMii eiatiSns that
o s u sn. sT ~ ,., nsq 5 % e,o!ss
ton tho 8t1j.ret sr1ii vast ttnuoTs ii w.,l1Hs nm
secured d shocJ who f0iinw tlun, il, ticlr s,Jvrn
lion: II thera IL any Inv Which ought to dial viii
thG una. Il Is fret uf MY own 0bsGryaston. sub.
stannted py Mnof nnd uthsrs tntt during uo,.it,Hr
mud EoEenI6es whom spawn il tpo tn to Wiliscisi,
sSs y s ns Ill., G Sa.se . q ss@
cxasxo aIia Sp II casoi na sGy efH y y
1aGis. q t1o !,,tsa:tfy hayo aeissne tsat .hs
ror y3ar tor tiis inat twoni1 renrs shaiI t,nt .
tuss tue minor causes pf ue.trCrton In fi.ts nnnmr
but shall deal with tbs Hrcat soutcu of Vyth hs
causos but sts tatniIY nRtoncira tHo faet thns ID
violation Of an nlwritiqn inv tufls of thOusnnIa n
o sEsa ecin Ss9 wsT w1 ps
s @ Gs n g a @ ers 5 ss s,. e0
Ihpfp pE1 II least 1I!nutY.niM" spcnins M hsh fn
habtlnR IAkp SirNlxntl. nll az wi.irh should rnmn ~
nndur the Inv III projection. MiinHr Envn 4 iii Gf
Fiji con,IssiSn Fl isiR Fiji iii iii ID nmittsa U
Eat1 protcction IL nton.ad inland rnter.7 i hnxo
caraiulIT e1am.ed Ill Faia lava IN vosao by thoss
IL fshUs wurp Of m l,iuxhntntis, HG,rGomSS II n'hn
uuentiun thcfpfpfS ninnt nTt,nnrns L.. It"vr IA.
6srins satss jui!a1ciion ovur pnrts.as ii liz aE
otIstrniton IL thih nn 'h nrtInn ~ ia
uycrirottt fuiayu Ia lnianS Ssers -
that states have and iot II. jurIs,ilson osSr nav.
tvcky sssas TX aIss out IT, a. M t% stn ~ r
, 1881-01-15
The Merits Of The Weekly Tribune

Al Ethspap9r ara apparent to all Wo bsl!ess ~
II excn.s. In tho AMOUNT nudity. md yArivtT " ~
faana .nnttor which provldss, 0yesy otAst p1t't
tton Ut Tho kind tn this country THO spaca n!latss
10 advostsaraIb IL pufIoaofy teps down to narsuH ~
lis Moro lhan wv columns " eIslr, sJtb's lypt T"
at,t feh ptek with ths kltss tewJ, uduEla .lItsa
Blulls stort0s, csaays, poUuia. humorous arIravAs
special nst!uoa OF intGiust ~ fasnuss, And tlu AH
mnrkBt reports,
It's n,arset reports are unsurpassed, embracing
tho In formation which farmers require tor tho !a%
CUNT transaction OF business both " selors nnd pa'
usy.
Surts about railroad combinations md rata' "
always noticed In TIN WEEKLY.
improvements OF AGRICULTURAL n.achlusry uHd ".
1uoth'H!s Of u.ll!1nR farm products aru desctees~
TUE WEgKi,Y.
"ltnrAi ill.," writes on "Ths Farm nnd lar!ea.
NO. !. H." on "liorttcultuEs." nnl "fvtsrI11nslss ~,
on "Tho Fluid aud stab!s," In each tssna Vt iA'
WEEKLY, =.
ahe tiome Department. pos.,p about tho fa'haa'
short stories, and poems. ttsrary selsoon% nv IN
tuAkG TIN WEKkI.r attractive VI tie ladles ana w.
younger Memb0fs Vt ule family
, 1881-01-15
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
New Lctier.G1o1cA.

ID The Editor " IaE EA1taoo Tf!bNNf.
C1ttoA1O, inn. li.-On.my hilsness trip to E,i-
ropo Motice1 In Copenhagen, pcnunrk, that
tho 8trcot lettrr-hoxes were constructed III ellch
n why tint. ty applying tho key, tho bottonl OF
tho box would drop down, and NIL the cot,tents
wcro at once gathered IN tho cnrr,ors baR 1t
not nnly anvea good tlrn IT tIfnc. hut niao tloes
nHay with tho hhtllliF ut tho rtlAll.Hntler anil
besides thc curriers' hnrc Ito ,utlco OF ws!nt tho
box cuntins, ntMl thrrs viii DO nu lottcrs loft
over liMtll tho nGxt tng.
plEMsu Gull public attention to this, md II p,a-
day. a. a, w.
, 1881-01-15
Htreo&-Cur Starters.
II tbs Editor Of 7ne Chicago Tribune.


CHICAGO, Jau. 14.-1n a former luttor I ns-
sumed tho responsibility and guaranteed that
cortuin improvements htc practicable which viii!
reduce tho power required to propel strcot-ruil-
way eara. but, mt having been RsEcd to answer
single Inquiry III rotation thcreto, 1t appears to
mo tllat eaid loitor WAS npither OF Interest or
Importance, III consequence or which mn ngIllu
Induced TO explain further.
Granting thAt n etrcet-rntlway car requires
tho power OF two horsca to move It ut tho prcs-
cnt average r1to OF speed, chin, TINT tho pow
CT SO required may 10 reduced fully one. tllr.l
or ono-haIf at II nomis,Hl outlay. 40 TINT twocnrs
may b0 propelled by tho sRmo force which now
prulGls anu, or be made to convoy p>u car Mt a
yrcNtpr ruto " speed or III degree nnktl,Y tt,n
tRsk OF pr0pelllnx chr one-tnrtt tn 0ne.hIlf
castor by tho prcsunt power utilized, nnil, by tlI0
impruremuutIh thu reduction of suIl power md
additionally thereto. to entirely oyercnno ,Ill
oUstnclea In tho ellcCeRsiro movements 0f Il chr
caused by tho constant stnppAXet nnl together
Rendering untircly use'css tlI devices or lpp-
anCoa Known Artl used ns n car.BtArtGr.
Thus hArU become convinced nlti Aayo rcn.
SOMA to lmnRne that tho parties Interested utltl
hnving II within their power to nL0pt snld In.
prov.mcnts for tho public good a,Id convenience
should do 80 Immediately.
ALBEIT J. TApL1N.
, 1881-01-15
tyranny According 10 Curtis.

III tho Editor u IHt Chledeo IftbHNf4
CHICAGO. Jun. 1t.-In IIar7xr's Ut<1iv OF tho
sth Is MI editorial Item In answor 10 sonntor
Conktnx's protest nnainst tho tyranny "of for
bidding tho agents OF Government to 1nnnnEo
cnuc,,Gcs and conventions" nnd In it Hir, Chr
tls says: "Tharo is another tyranny Of tho samc
l1tufl,-that which, uuier pain Of removal. OK
torts ,nonny tso,n these holding Office undor tho
Government"
No doubt tho practice may bo and probably
has hoen carried 10 tho extent Of tynlnny; tut
what remedy tiues Mr. Curtis proposo7 Three
points arc nndlsputGt]: First, TINT our form Ut
government cnnnot exist without elections;
second, thut elections oannot bo held Without
funds; a.ld third, tliat tho Government does not
speoiIy any way In wh!ch these funds arc to 70
Whsn noston so9II ~ aot bury Charles Sumner a;
personal friend Tor doItycrIng M orutton over
his corpso it must runulro good dcnl al money
rra into every sohol district % nrousu tt6 JHo
plu ~ know mud 10 thoir political duty. WHO
S,' II tno l',Ia 1u .es s HSi' sie pans OF Aboonuts
= ffe Tic a efsst @ ;Ess:sisyesS psTt!os AID AID
iISli I day's woIk; 81 saxSa % sha'nss!yss, t!ia!E
ireedon, 10 liz. siavo; Whcn Tho iupAllieaai
In lime, whoiv loyal Nation rallied around IT.
banners, l,ll 10 alt u ikavo pledges thas fFcclum
should tr!un!ph: It ~, n's syar .n!d e 60! eonona
uud who shall furnish tlion,7 When :. il
came to liaye honors Ma M etn9unen,s e dis.
! Ind shall thuso wba sought Hleccssfu!Iy bn cx-
umpt from, tho cost OF fulfilling tho 1m!ty
Mr.. CurttA expect thnt tll0 old Liborty tnnKlurl
, 1881-01-15
Extraordinary Choapnoss.

while tho pF!oo ot alhatp subscriptions Will tsmt
Atel.O yoar, Hps coplus 0fTiIn WkYxLr rulps1s
viii bo lnal!s one yeas tor E9rs us4ars. Is,sa!op
paid, and VI n,.y QUO can uAks up Club VI nss1g
las. II reduces tito prica IL ONE uui.I'a.S,
YEAR. For Twenty pollaFs Tweaty Cope' WI N
sent ono yVos, kn4 fs91 copy " tue gu!tas'
Club
, 1881-01-15

Nsscssmrntt but, X they wait to 30 nseeascl. lal
their Nlfntn he cullpttpn ty tho most summary
process known 10 politeat nnsttnrry.,
Mr; CHrtIs w'nss UP hss article @ on tyrnny II
tho hIsturnh, were ~ flxrd npoh lIurrn,h,ola.
t;,a, IN Central Afrsn. TINT size cnt,l.l not ste
her nwn chlrn1, Ahuclcsa n'il rrFKM1,"
lust 10; anu Indy t}cntitncks tinu cyes wets
70 tlxctl ,ll'olt her aosiol dnttch TINT shu no,a
% ~ scu tho world ot want whin! by lcy"n! M,
ur,pn tho wtrs Ut tho aIllcel01cr WIN must t'ay
purt nf tho cost ut keeping him In tE1eu TINT lf
cannot ado tho millions of American eit1ets#
tloni.s! rvoty right nnl rcrsreut1 na reienilctly
l'y hts ntitG: ny ever were Chrstihns hy Mnh1lII-
iaellnns. l!o 1ntne with ftclMl Gsn,Efcf* tn DIG
ni1crhnhler nny keep his pluce Ri ahlnry.
ktn;sinHt ,s hc tltis!. liMt NJ tho power Klihul
hy thai Congress Will 10 use! ngnt,st tho freed
tnnn nlltl thu Southern lynllat.
lame UUrY HMtHsItkI.N.
, 1881-01-15

With the now moon, look out for cold vea thsr.
and keep D.: Bulls Cough Byrup iu tho house,
, 1881-01-15

oA So'teA 10y A't 'A'vA'
~ sl'ii' peeauso OIL MS eoltrol OIL tne eoh-
Biess'1n"l returns
nl,. Lanlet, tnreatenen win s'h'Iar lh1et
Wisely lols tho naf,sl. iie has been Sucking,
sl"ee t'ea, nasaFNi'y enough TO snostahtaate
ms case Ihe lltss move necessarily WIS
ule aef..!Rhmcmt Of INC hssas,hS OIL Dr. ooncs
III t'ie Ao"h Oh Lake ifoFiaehee. "hcse tie
muraeF WIS cohimlttea, no ono, stInhRe US IL
hl,'y Heo'''. cou'u 'ot'n u,n lous' "le's ~ !"
Who was Inc m0,,eter' lhas has psen lhe
why u ~ schela!ly, Ill e'efy caso III 'llc IMst
M whicn Louisiana Republican mas been
kl!lea' me murderer, no 1hatter no" nolo- ,
fioMs tho lacS' has oeen nnkhowh. me
public nave always deprecated tue murder,
Us lnht3r OF COURSE lhey nave acis'o'h
1allea 10 meet ahd pass rcso!tstlohs ecflltytfs
rs mucsl: Ihcy hhre rs seldom failed 70 cer"
tify, III the connection, tllat tho community
was q peaueable o,,c. So, in this case,
NO ONE couLp TELL WHO Munp E,srp III.
"onsH, ,u,,,
ihc shoeKeu-"e hoff.hco'
eommitte,I. Taey fclt tint their gootl namo
thav w wnro Io,na uy ,ir, & % v ip Nr 'c1s' n,,r ''s
.nss Me4u ucl"e 'lh"''R'ieu Wy MI l"'',.et.
d,aAe lfoVldeheo was peaccaolo Iocality'
Tic citizens were, ono md MI, rs penceahIe
anu laW-abldlng rs were 70 oe lohna Df.
Jones l'al been Killed, truly enough. Tho
occ,,rrencca s,,rc to necur In ,l,o hast rn,r,,.
w. 4eeee eute ~ otv"t ~ t.'o oca' lesu~
'aee" con.hun'Acs. ihe people, as "nole,
were NOT TO DO liell RESPONSIBLE. All or TINS
time, tho n,an who did the killing was ut
iorvn viii, M efrnrt a ot,,,,ro,,t ,nni,nn ~ ,ss
"n .r,.. ~ sno, "ppa.e"t ,oohE ~ ls
sitting M oro roInr fnryo ~ ~ ,nnto cs,,,,.
.,.t..t w. .I.'ah ~. ...N "".u W nsne e"
pluhs ol ule narae, Us coh''nlt.eu. 10
action a;o tsm ws taken uy tne !nry Aal Of tits
man who aid the killing '0'''N' '' '''
~ ,,,'. ,.,... W.. *''.
mn ialsa "L 49,. 4sn 1,,.o nsI.'.., Mn.a MM'MS'
n'1 A1pN 11"no 4io'tue"ee e"aAeo II"
n of ny fna,a ny w lot tbn hseo' or.is, ts
known rrI onror,llv on,r,nn,,toJ rno,,
H"" rh w. u ,1 gee1mY @ commenced h MpoM.
t!on Of Wl,icl, no NM, daro DO known as tak-
ing hand. llo would II, so dalns, but bo
as JisR o @ w atS e Il Gfapd Ws fin ry 'q hsy ns
would bu exloSitlw Themselves 10 certni;,
vengeance In seeking to briaE tho culprit to
=. ihe !acts may n @ mnt oG very complimentary
u stce Teys fssa ast 70 be ncenf
wi With S eoai i not M kSf; t. f " ot IL aRs rtpvi
Sw @x riann Mnme u nSesI, snI 'i,,s, III MS osG IL
Eood safnest to that end. ' Ills Il iirst now Y,
was to
FIND nEI.rAnI.E WITNESSES.
atffnsiaeheo to- nna the!n: I!elr mission WY
those Vic s know somstfns fasoi u tl,ese S l G"il
dozMl localities. perhaps, can fully appreciate
II mhsy tysy" vent agsed "a ater m M
t,rtllrnry r,nraJ1ifa fChrr hnmtr nhnut oE.
, 1881-01-15

A Twenty Ycnra, Conflict.
Tho keeper OF the Crosse. Point light, Ut.
twenty ycars' standing by tho uso OF 81
Jncobs Oil. ynys the Chicago Nc,Us
, 1881-01-15

havo the most ,lnho,,nleh confidence in tes
SaraaIinriln.-.F II. Fcstail, Portsmouth, N. il