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WANTS IO 4'OSI ulM8lCIAEs
Although It has long slnco ceased To bo &C.
orot that tho railroads loading Gust hnvo 1nntlo
largo contrncts for more than month past on
tho 15-cont bslss md still continue to make
them, yet Commissioner Fink, WIN ought to
know 6bont this thing IL anybody does,
claln,s to havc no information TINT
any contrncts havo been made ut less
tha1 tho Decent bns!s.. Iii order to post himself
circular lolter to tho various roads which nro
inoMbors Of tho Joint Executive Conmittoo:
vana IN rofpreaa 70 asan ~ tbo
Joint Executive Co.nmittce at tho meeting held
Wednesday. Aug. 10. 1881, IN which i was 70.
Juno IT, 1BSl. 10 tnko oilcct Monday. Aug. o..
1881, and alao to thD fact thur some OF tho t9cn-
bora Of THO Committee wcro abscut and did not
tion addressed to ne: think It Is propor Tor
1no to say to you thnt wo viii not consider our
they aro alhered to by MI lines, but that wo
shn'l cons!dor ourselves At liberty, With
q gut further T., notice. to protect ourselves
aor ss roads, Il Is foad to any
tracts tracts nt lower tntcs. T. % ar9 nalo mad by any other
ut lower rates aru In oxstunco.'
In ordor that tariffs may ba ma3ntAtnod,
commencing With Aug. ~ 1851, Y ia therefore
contract cngaEencnts a. less than tho 2o;cent
asa nasls o1topdng s TO- tho "a Of Augast and b.
en S y no . oa IT, wss VIE e
submit, therofore, tho following questions:
TRACTS nude ovor your road extending beyond
tno Sd dAnEst il e Sss than tho tariff rates
'Booond-1r your Company was not ropto.
6ontcd ut tho tnoetiuR. md did not vote for tho
resolution. Whothor you will assgnt to that roso-
luton. provided no contracts exlst after Aug. e
."If j do not rccolvc favorable answers from
Al tho mombors Of the eo.n'nittco - reply to
0fF1Hu uklNtA nj
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1NDrASA1'OL1s, PERU H. CHICAGO.
hptetai Utspateh TO M EHtedon Trtouns
1ND1AHAnrrR, Ind, Aug. 15,-t'ho transfer Of
tho indianapolis. prri l. Chicapo ltatlrond TO
tho Wabash Byhtan, lid pot taku ptacu 10. day M
was oxrnotet. Mr. M6lfoit says tho delay ~
owing 10 tho at,honco OF possona tntorestod from
New York. Tho trntsfGr may rosatbly tHko
Elnco hoxt hotlday, hut probably u0f until
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BpRINangLD, ILL.,, Aug. lt,-Tho suu,,agets Of
tho leading railroads Of tho State having sIgal-
ted dcaIro 10, cQufer with tho ltalltoal and
Warehouse Commissioners relatiya to the new
schedules OF maximum. s9taa sooH ~ be issued
by tho, hoard, the Commissioners have ex.
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COURTHOUSE BONDS.
The Queer Circumstances Con-
nected with Theirl sale.j,
A Worry Lame and Weak Explana.
tton by Mr.. Beye.

A Worry Lame and Weak Explana.
tion by Mr.. Bsye.
| Thoro wcfc some reports nnoat yestartlay In
rnlcronco u tho recent sale OF tho remainder Of
| tho tounty Coutt-1lauso bonds few dnrs ago,
| growing out OF r1lmors IN the effect that tho
| purchaser had sold eomo or thom tho uoxt day
| Mt a handsome advance.
Tho sale. 1t will b0 remembered, was vory
| mysterious, mud perfected under circumstances
| calculated to provoke oomn,unt, especially bucc
It now appears that tho bonds were rcally worth
| fnuro than they brought. Looking up tho mat
ter, d reporter found that tho County 13oarl, by
resolution Of tho 1st Inst, authorized the sHlo
| to bo made. and otght tlays latar {AuR. ~
tho Finance Committee Of TINT body instructed
tho Trcasufer by letter 10 make tho sale by I'D.
| vcrtfsin4 "ln tho usual way" provided their
"nnrket valao" !" conld be ohtaInod. There wns
quito asltn In tho Treasury to tho crodt of the
Court.IIouse FUND Ut tho Time, but, notwtth-
standing thEe' It aawncd upon Mr.. uoSc. tho AS
slstant Treasurer. that
THE BALE Mugr he MADE At ONCE,
and no proceeded to MAXI 1t two days iales. lie
Inserted nu advertisement II, sovera! Of tho Lny
papors wednesday. inviting l,tis. md caused it
10 bu placed whore 1t woutd 10 least Likely to bo
seem bY tho general public, atii following this
u
crs a,,.ouuctnp tho solc. This WA nj,
The notice eivon. md when Friday ~ cau,o a'
/ tho ulds woFo oponcd and found 70 rnnuo from
sl tS ;'1 sI2 ana M The saie VIZ made t. tho
!nE 20 acesuei intcrcsl amounting ;"t 70 aGoat
:Mr, i.eyo WIS seen IN rcforcnce to tho sale
e ana 99 rutnors connected therowith. and asked
t,ngtoa 70 seerotly, and why tho bDnds had been
inpvsdu M M ~ saen Hsent naste y1as Mmno,ls
cnnniv. VIZ ny ~ amaagnaht ~ wnt n9
tho reporter. III III asEnR IS hii pu any ~ auost'ons ~
tho ocn senR; p;bn nns'ag f,' tnmnaTs to reach
!"wn nt;,1r, stars r., , was nreIared for hls
or1icr oI tho 1il,n.lso Comit,co % IN t1,o n,s,tar e
' r1rAr ~ wAs :. VA AZ st'.y r,11u,. 1ut a NJ r.
"t,r,t wns nut tho sals n little hnstyY" the re-.
pe:Ss ss,tuTs IT, Tnato to iI,xSs I't ,.
'ssG9rpr'.si 9lt .!s nt t,f'i tt1o p, pric9 M wsHos"
,,,, ~ "a ~ W. % ~ s y. " tno usunl MY.
anvso Ia within p crt,,a1 III mi % sst
@ rca the e ~ per s' ~ 0''a'se 'oeS 10 nut
.u.ua1 NJ wnya sa,* 'ae"' snas sou advertised IN tho
"Yss. sir. / put notice In str papers"
ubauargg 0i"eU3 1,u no"o''f' @na tnae Id I'LL
y thnlight did tho best"
tSo aycTtiso1cut Wus " ser,ea e1nss ssyrra, Wa1
asys aT;a' s II and osnl notice
"Wull, it cost several h,,udrc, dollars 10 ia IT,
and Thought Tint itSwas m unuoccssary M ~ ex- r
p'iiS .inen, upnl,,, in TIM min or Tho ohor ,on1a
thero viz IS!'' Dt ia 'D' 7''o u 'ao o'n'e o0's
THE HASTE 7uHnE f!$s !sS DEEM IN THIS
.,foun, ,,on,,z ooins Gaski ,iow, mn, ,ho,,u,, t.
best to sa IT neuae Se'na iowa. anu 'n0asn'
land thfro was no doniand upon tho C0urt-
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poEsN,r ,Y1s1I To 1sE ApsoRnEl,.

DOESN'T WISH 10 1sE ABSORBED.
RICHMOND, Aug. 1h.-Notco WINS fllod In tho
chlucory Court OF this city to-day by George u.
Harrison and othor stockholders ot tho Nuoh.
mond s Allegheny lta!iroad Company TINT ap-
pllcation would bo made for nm injunction and
restraining order to proyont tho atnatgamaHon
or consolidation OF sata COMPANY With tho At
lantto & Northwcster., and Ohio Central 1sai!road
Companies, md the Syndlqato COntufttop thoreaf
from iasutnR or recording auy noFtRnKo Or Hun
upon tho property md franchises Of tho ittcll-
mond 4 Allegheny tsatlrual Canpnny under
thutfzc4 by tho charter.
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A RAILROAD NOT WANTED.
= Special Dispateh 10 1ha Chicago Tribune.

ELaia, ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-Thcro being considerable
opposition to the extending OF tho ,Siaok or tho
Elgin City Railway Company up Douglas avenue,
and tho proprietor OF tho road, bruce G. pay.p,
deciding to go on with tho track-laylu9, 10 hlrot
htty Chicago, Mllwaukoo 4 Rt* Paul aoatlon mon
quartoFod In this city. ind. beginning work ut
SsyySs9 sSaaay III nS1 nae ct @ ILL., 9
x. lI0AglRud.' propcrty.oWnor, drove to
Datayla 70. procure vi injunction restraining
him from tuEthQr ti7lgklayln3, but WIS too lnt9,
It Il sa!l ho mud otllars VIII bring Ault for dam
axca plaltuad 10 10 louo tiaals property. j.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12

Ernest Morris, the "boy naturalist"
ID to be inarried the latter part OF TINS
month to Miss Kate Perry, of Indiana
polls, Ind.
The Japanese Mikads Ia to have
new palace 1t Xeddo, which is to be
bulk entirely Of wood, and will cost
nearly % 600 900.
SENATOR Lamsr, Of Mississippi, said
In = recent speech at Oxford, Miss.:-
aWhen the South Is solid she IL strong
enough to ward off all measures detri-
mental to her best interests"
1t Is said that recent law of Michi-
gan exsmpts from poll tax, jury duty,
and FIRE duty, any citizen sho pays $40
annually - an honorary member OF any
COMPANY Of State troops.
II am leading dogs hfe," lately re-
marked Mr.. Gladst tJne. Eyes" replied
Lord Henghton, who was standing near,
ssthe life OF 81. Bernard, which 10 spent
In saving the lives Of Others"
Miss jean Burnside (Carr), the actress,
the estate Of S6,000, 900 Of the late John
Burnside, Of New Orleans, who Is be-
heved to have left No will.
The prospect in the 1ransvaal, IL 1t
II gwen MP TO the Beers is serious. The
native chiefs in all parts Of the country
say that they will fghs rather than ac-
knowledge the supremacy Of the Boers.
An enthusiastic correspondent of a
Chicago paper advises that, If the Presi-
dent recovers, the people of the coun-
try, ns Q thank Offering, contribute the
sum Of 5000, 900 TO establish "Garfield
University" gs g
A hesdless statue, believed to repre-
sent HyRieta, the daughter of Ascula.
pins, has been discovered close to the
pr0scenium tn the thertre at Epldaurus.
1t is declared to be the work of Polyc
Sus, the avchitect Of the theatre.
The girl baby born TO Sir Evelyn
Wood, the English General of South
Afdcan fame, IL we'll of In the mattel
OF godmothers. The Queen Is one, ths
Emprsss Eugenie IL the other. The
infant bears the name Of "Victoria Eu
rama" :
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
General Foreign Nes0s.

The Austrian harvest promises to be
fully up to the average. -.
PRICE GortschakoR arrived In Berlin
yesterday from st. Petersburg and start
ed for Wildbsd. - ~ ~ p
A despatch from Cairo to the Stand
ard says the Ministers concur with the
Khedive's wish TO decree the abolition Of
slavery 10 Egypt. f6i
Reports from Muscat, Arabia, say that
the whole of the Oman country 10 dis
turbed by the lnteriibal wars. In re-
cent fight 150 persons were killed.
The French committee having charge
Of the pi ,o,ed statue TO Victor Hugo,
in Paris, appeal TO citizens of all coun-
tries for funds on behalf Of the statue.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times an
nounces that the meeting of the Emper-
ors in Germany and Austria will take
place in the middle of August at Salz
buIg.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
Events q Elkton.

ELKroH, Nd, July 9.-The resi-.
dents OF East High street were consid-
erably alarmed BY the cries Of murder,
last Thursday, BY mother, through
fear OF being killed by her son, who
WAS inhumanly beating her. His
name is George Mofit, and he Is, at
long intervals, the victim Of violent
epileptic f1ts, which have somewhat
injured his mental faculties, rendring
him ct times dangerously y violent. Il
seems that the boy was In possession
OF . bottle Of Paris green, and his
mother, fearing that he would ad-
minister dose Of it to some OF the
children. living in the .neighborhood,
tried to pursuade him to give 1t mp.
He refused to do 30, and became very
angry. He finally gave vent to his
passion BY beating his mother pnmer-
cifully.
Her cries aroused tho peighbors, who
Immediately came to her rescue. He
was, AFTER great resistance, taken 10 jail
to await action by the grand jury. The
mothers wounds, although serious, are
not considered mortal.
More than two year, ago, horse be-
longing TO Charles Piercy, Of Elk Neck
was stolen, and its whereabouts an,
known. A short time ago IL turned up
in the posseesion Of William Sullivan
Red Hill, DEL, who was arrested BY
Piercy, for horss stealing, and after trIa
acquitted. The horse Was evidently the
property Of Pieroy, but Sullivan, II
seems, purchaser 1t from man livinf
in Pennsylyaaia. After mauy attAmpts
. cempromiss was agreed upon by tbs
parties, Piercey paying one halt of tn
costs. sullivan TIE other ,and Plerey tax
Ing the horse. The costs amounting I,
more than the value Of the animal.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
DsrAarsus Outrage.

sPRINaFIELD, Mass, July H.
Four young men broke into the
house Of Johanna sullivan, q middle
aged woman, at Sandsfield, Berk-
shire county, last Saturday night and,
taking her from her bed into the
open arr, brutally tarred and feath-
cred her. The assault is thought to
have been provoked by the woman's
habit Of getting herself aud neigh
bors into the local courts BY petty
suits. As 1t was a moonlight nigh
she recognized three of the young
men, aud two of them George
White and Harlow Sage-were to-
day bound over in the Great BaE'
rington District Court under heavy
bonds. The other two men have
hed the town. ai IL
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
The Half.Breeds Conlldent.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 10.-The half
breed leaders who remained In the
city over Sunday positively assert that
they will elect Lapham and Miller on
Tuesday, to sucosed C0nkling and
Platt. They refuse absolutely to give
any reasons for their confidence, but
there is evidently some hidden mean
ing behind their assertions. The stall
warts claim that their vote will remain
solid, and that there have been no do
fectlons. It is rumored that in case
the JOINT convention does not elect,
Conkling will return here, aud that II
the Presidents condition continues to
improve Vice President Arthur will
will ais come.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
Sudden Death OF the Governor Of
the Hahama Islands.

NEW YoRK, July 9.--Gov. Thomas
Fitx Gerald CAllaghan, Governor Of the
Bahama Islands, arrived In this city
tonight from Nassau on the steamship
Carondelet, with bis wife, and engaged
rooms at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Within half an hour his arrival the
Governor expired In bis room. he had
been Ill for several months and was en-
route for England ON sick leave. Al The
hotel, where his death was reported 20
the police after midnight, very little
could be learned about the dead man.
He was 10 years old and had long been
In the foreign service Of the Euglish
government, once a Governor Of the
Falkland Islands and At another time oi
some island on the Gold coast. He had
for some time been victim Of low
bilious fever. The coroner will bt
informed aud hold an inquest tomorrow
Mr.. Callaghan has been Governor o.
Bahama Islands since February last.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
murder N Asis.t,s s,,,-

ATLANTIC CITY. MI J,,,. In -
Special OfRcer William Hns..y ys,y w.
attacked BY John Somers. ,va sn w was
plcye OF Hamilton Dlsston 'and ~ en-, en-.
y injured tonight. Somsss ~ ,asal
difficulty with his wife. ana Isa rS,a !
quarreling Kicked her in ia Wv aHan,l amnlls
and after knocking her down ~vuT%su vssh \.
nst ran and seized an ars ~ "ita "a la
stake with which to farther ~ n,,a,ss ,saes
her. Officer William Musson 'hSaal haaal
her cries Of murder and ran - ,'esid !.
epot, when Somers struck hIn' ~ ,,,.ae .ae
the head with the axe. frsctnr;nsu r utst ~
skull and telling him to the crnsIs ns ~
he was taken home and bIs asso;laa. ouau
secured. The wounds Of Mussorr' r''.aI =.
necessarily fatal. His skull 4 =. ~
ing. s..5 11''' m0ns
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
Homicide I'm worcestep County.

Snow HILL, Nd, July Civilian
Oonnor, colored, was stabbed two weeks
ct the Furnace, by negro woman NAM
cd Emily Lindsey. and died to-day from
the wound inflicted. Conner has sson
who some time ago deserted his wife
and "took up" Emily. Connor went 70
the lattef's house to remonstrate with
her. when angry words and . scuffie en-
sued, and shs stabbed hun In the breast
with some sharp instrument, making .
wound two inches deep and penetrating
the right lobe Of the lungs. When the
woman heard that Oonnor was dead, she
came and delivered herself to the sher-
~. She says she inflicted the wound In
self-defense.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
otill Favorable.

The latest bulletins from Wash
lngton, to-day, speak hopefully OF
the Presidents condition. His pulse
was down to % and bis other sympn
.oms of the most favorable charac-
ter.
ME-. JEFyERsoN DAVIS has allowed
q Philadelphia Pres correspondent to
interview him to the extent Of half y
dozen columns, in which he spoke of
the assault Of President Garfield as b
horrible crime, . calamity and blow at
our institutions which haiters all
prejudices aud bushes all partisan
thought. He calls the crime the out.
growth Of the greedy scramble for
Office, and says that the South has
much to hope for from Garf1eld's ad-
ministration and joins tn the national
sorrow.
Turning TO other mstters,he attributes
the spoils system TO John Quincy Adams
and Henry Clay, who removed the public
printers, and denies that Jackson was
the originator He goes OH to say thai
what The mstsrial future Of the South
IL no man tell. IL the South eau
stablish system Of tenantry or gel
mnigration to occupy and till iti
lands there 10 no question but that II
has Q great future. Whether the
colored people will ever reach that
point 10 . question yet to be settled'
War was not necessary TO the abolition
Of slavery.
Years before the agitation began at
the North and the menacing acts te
the instution there was growing
feeling all over the south for Its a o
lition, but the Abolitionists Of the
North, both BY publications e ane
crushed the feeling In favor Of oman
cipation. He concluded the inter
view by fatty denying that he eve
uttered the sentiment ascribed d TO hin
that slavery was the corner stone o
the Confederaoy.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
The asset. V,d Liabilities Of Womans

The assets I'D liabilities Of Womans
bank In Boston have been summed up,
and the result Is . dividend Of i've per
cent to the depositors. This was the
institution which was 10 pay such nigh
rates Of intersst that the depositor would
get back an amount equal 70 her prin-
cipal IN few months, and that all that
came afterward, including the principal
would be clear profit. The privileges ol
this extraordinory Institution were lin
tied to ladies'.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12

A telegram from Chicago says the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company has cut the grain
rate to the seaboard to 10 cents per
hundred p ounds on grain In elevators.
This rate docs not apply to grain
transferred from Western connec-
tions, and tho reduction, It u asserted,
'.is made simply TO prevent the diver
sion Of grain In elevators to the water
line.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
a PAtpasle Nit.

The New York Tribune says "Mr.
Jefferson Davis expressed his synpa-
thy with the President on the third
day after the attempted assassination.
He did not wa,t uss uays, and what
ne said, though little, was aid with
feeling" That brick was evidently
intended for Senator Conkling.--BaN.
Sun. r a d
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
Prohibition I'm North Caroline.

Col. keogh, the former chairman o
the North Carol lima State committee, and
who was secretary Of the Republican ma
tional committee at the last presidential
election, has addressed q letter TO George
Resde, stating that the action Of the
republican State committee, declaring
against prohibition, was without author
ity aud 10 not binding en- any member
Of the party. A Hicks, colored mem.
Der Of the last Legislature Of North
Carolina, has also written letter 70 the
same effect.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
The Heat I'm ~. -.

CaicAao July 10. = EIeh,y..b,..
burial permits were Issued vs.,s .d.'' sd.1
tne largest nambsr In the hi,,orv oiIiy' ~ II.
city for one d,y. The tsmpsrsys y. VI .se
mucn lower aud the death rs,e v,n N
Proo.oly PROBABLY decrease materially II lhs cod d'
CISoINEATI, July l0.-Tvel,s c,..,
Of sunstroke We're reported up 70 sslu,.
day midnight, three Of them fstal.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
HAXDoCA
KIDNEY PANAcaA'
uEAR WHAT IH BAlp.

HEAD w AA&&@
vt has made me new MAJ: ,ueresssiI
sDr. Haydock's Panacee u.s.
my Weirht fiftsen pounds" ,,,,ou, II al
sOur little boy il much better isu''
one dollar for smother b0ttle. .,,Ik."
II nnd it as easy 70 take - ii haaiia lid
eve have soLd thirteen Sosss ssfiI
week, and shall want wv
MY morning agony is gone "
~ ana it q splendid appetlssss,i;o s,i;o,sd sIu|
Any Invalid or sufferer All i, writs IA
any Kidney disorder who WI ~ lrsaisl|
as TO their complaint, Wiii N nv mod
humaneIy and Kindly. " N Isrms o|
earnest desire 70 inveeuga,s. N lines u
Diabetes, aud give reliel 2. "a ss wrie na
YOU are TOO poor 10 puroin,assss.. W. inlat
anyway, and your case VIII
diate attention. ~ .sa... I4ktA
wv CAUTION. :, ,lIs
Observe that the signatuIssh of ~
Hnydook IL across the NOUN
bottle. LARGE. and nlT
oents for trial sise. nnf,u 4 Co..
non -eodAwiy. W
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
vlcE.pREsIDENr ARTmUR.
He still Remains Well Secluded I'm
senator Jones' House.

WARRINGTON, July 10.-Duriug the
evening Vice-f resident Arthur sent his
secretary to inqui.e as 10 Inc Presidents
condition.
Secretary Blaine called on Arthur to-
day and found him feeling In much bet.
ter rpirits and very hopeful Of the Prssi'
dents recovery.
Sena or Jones Ia still unwell, and the
Tice-Presiaent remains with hun most
Of the time. His secretary stated this
evening that the Vice President would
remain In the city several days, or at
least until the President ID declared ont
Of danger The Woe Resident sees but
few callers, but expresses to all who see
him the hopes Of Garfield's recovery.
and refuses 10 talk on other subjects.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12

GEORGE I. SENEy CONTRIBUTIONS
to educational and other institutions
have amounted to an average of 81, 900
day for two years and half. Mr..
5eney 8 wealth has been increasing
rapidly from the good judgment with
which he invested his capital Q few
years ago In cheap western railroads,
which were being sold under the ham
mer. These have become fine proper
ties,
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
HAYDOCK'S
n ! lvlTALizED l4 Z
KIDNEY PANACh

The extraordinary effect Of this panala |
as prepared by DIR. Aayd0ck, upon ~
Kidneys and Urinary Organs is withoul,
parallel In the history Of medicina w
It's results far beyond any OF the klone
remedies OF the day. Itstimulates Dlga
tion. adds tone 70 the system, pvigofalSS ".
the DeeIlitstsd and ~ !. nrs, inisila9Is s19S 'Of "
One trial Of q teaspo0nful In Mns
glass Of water Will convince tne mus
skeptical within from ten TO twenty p'in'
u'sAi DISORDER OF TAG KIDNEYS
In all diseases Affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or Ky ~
lie water, or whether they DO amicted
with stone or gravel. or with aches ana
pains settled In the loins over the REGION
q 9aHHbSDSs s1e 1scDsys KIDNEY PANACEA
WIN siye aImost Immediate relief, when
ali other means have failed. The mos
powerful existing medicine ior tne GUY
n female complaints. Finy years ~
perience ineontestably prove tnis ,as Ie,nGIs Y
unrivalled for the dis0ruerl incldenai y
the female sex. No family snoula
withOut n. and II may be taken n yoSSas
and old, as IL will restore healtn Mn'a
every other means prove unsuccessis ssan.is
To the stomach We ws tssSo asS.'ity: Sy'tspiIs q ~
iiver biie. iaundice and yellow lever 70
Inc bowels, diarrhea, dysentery. oUn, nnss
pation, piles and nstuls; 70 ino so.o1aIs .uMi
consump ptiOn. etc.; 70 the bl0od, scioiupls a.
scurvy and ali cntane0us erupIaonass' uaa.as M, ~
Eeeping these organs and yltai npu w ~ n.
and healthy we may safely aeiy w ~
taoks uf disease, and no Ineaio,nI Inen.I ihs|
| prepared for this purpose oAn WV"
| hStioh VI
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
Fell Overheard.

On Saturday evening boating party
consisting Of hadlts aud gentlemen left
Eleventh street bridge for sail dawn
The river. On retlr ming ,one Of the Lad
los on attempting to get out oi tho boat
at the bridge, attempted toreach the
board walk nv luaping, but Il being be-
yond her reach, abs fell overheard.
The water not being very deep ene was
enabled to reach thG walk wish0ut assist
ancs, and no further damage beyond .
hath.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
shooeing Array.

Providence, 4. l., July IL
In . quarrel afser q debauch William
Richie, of Cranston, shot John Filz
patrick on Sunday forenoon, sendil2
. charge of buckshot into his abdo
men. -Ritchie is under arrest. Fitz-
patrick is in dangerous condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12
Married ON . Depot Platform.
From he Cincinnati Fnqu rer.


Conductor Miles train on the OHIO
and Mississippi Railroad last evening
brought to this city tor medical treat
ment A. j Van Buskirk, Of Scottsbnrg,
Scott county, Ind. MIR. Van Buskirk
was taken 70 the depot at Scottsbug, ON
q stretcher, and there, meeting Mrs.
Eliza Carr, . preRossessing widow Of
thirty 6ve years, proposition Of narri-
age vas made, accepted, the license OBJ
tanned, and just rs the train hove In
sight Rev. A. 2. Wade appeared, was
requested 10 marry them, and while the
conductor kindly held up the train tht
ceremony was pronounced, and the In
valid, accompanied by . wife ss nurse
was carried on the train, and the devo-
ion Of the bride Of few hours 70 the
almost dying husband was one Of The
pleasing features Of the long, hot and
dusty ride TO the city.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-12

TO-DAY Il tho ninth day since the
President received the shot Of the as
aAssin, and ~ It IL regarded a. the
crisis in many diseases, It may prove
70 In this case also.