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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26
ISSI
Vehicles.

CITY OF SAVANNAH, !
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
January 18th. 1881.
Gs1ers of Vehicles are hereby notified that
81 licenses for the same for year 1850 expired
Is1u4r7 ist- 1881. and that the license for the
present. year Is nov due Owners are re-
5aasgei 70 take out badges at once, as the
n-5assary steps for the collection Of the tax
I'll b. taken without further notice.
FRANK Z. REBARER,
h1sAtf Clerk Of Council
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26

R,n, See for Yourself.
.. : Gloves ia dark shades for bust
Ans Variety Al LsFar's. jau2e-tf
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II, me Newest Linen Collars
'' seen al LaFar's. jan22 If
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VERY FINE
FRESH KILLED TURKEYS
PUTZEL'S.
Read This Letter 1t Is ONLY One of

-@A9 A%AAAEA H - OMAy OnC Va
Many.
sPslSGFIELD, ROBERTSON Co, TENN,
NOvembsr q. 1880.
=. bf91Fsld. SIR-My daughter has been
,5zs.5.-hs Tor many years with that dreadful
--.t-s'n SHOWN as Female Disease. which has
~ lie many do lars, and. notwithstanding /
~ ~ .4e best medical attendance, could not
- resell have used many o. her kinds of
---ll.le without any effect. l had Just about
- lef up was out OF heart. but happened
sore or ". W. Ecker several weeks
80 4ll ne knowing Of my daughters afiiic
-. 4 p5Es'isde1 me 20 try g bottle Of your Fe-
80 - regulator, She began to improve at
- vas 50 delighted with its effect that
7s+ several more bottles.
~. .-s pIee 81 Sd a bottle seemed to be very
80 - q irst, but D0w think It the cheapest
q ssal9L'on on the globe. a. d knowing what
s-l9dl IT, if today one Of my family was
-. with that awful disease would have
u ,lst $50 bottle, for can truthfully say
-- - slre1 my daughter s und and well, and
g5-. si y ana wife 90 most heartily recommend
-. tiilse Regulator to be Just what it Is
.-e9-i'Lleaaed 70 be- Respectfully.
H. d. FEATr ERSTOE.
FlR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lS1'g W4tSTeIit
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Fresh Lot StesaOnsg Hats
Both Soft and Stiff Felts, at LaFar's.
ian22 tf
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Dem advertisements.
TAKE NOTICE!

That the Famous New York Clothing House will
DE closed TO-DAY, January Goth, the rush being
SO great that we are compelled to close for business
one day LII order to get time to move goods from the
Top nOOr. CThese goods have not yet been shown. J
All DESTROYS OF getting sound Clothing half for
nothing will have chance again THURSDAY.
January 27th, and SATURDAY, January Goth,
and continue next week until everything is sold
out.
FAMOUS new YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
11AAo OONGRhss srRE1nr.
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Oberit oer'bat mid se3psen unD Da 1T eS
sleid gut seiporben."
sSn befn Wpment trat Der 9teginsent5s
ar3t beran i'm lih 3u pertbeibi9en aber'
Der Dberit Der ibn lidt IsiDen fonnte,
lieb ibn gar nidt erlt su Norte fortn,eE.
Sic fdeiteii iid aud etipas Derrenft
81 baben," fibr er ibn unenabig an lid
tpiirbe Sbnen ratbenL iid aud BON 9errn
BON Seaieipib 3ieben 5u laiIen. Damit
IieB er ibn iteben iinb lebte Iid Sur partie.
9ln anbern Wlprsen fan, GnOter, Dua
felmann5 Sur1he, nit ben Stiefetn berz
auf uao idien iebr beipest. vSsben Sic
NAL Serr 2ieuteuant,@ bs8ann en- pbne
@uten Ntprsen sil Iaseit NIT BEN Nus
brud tiefiter Gntriiit,ins; pieben Sic nal
Bios an ipaS' inS Der ShuIter Do fur
eine Nrbeit semadt bat; foum fanse id
an su tOi4ieL pa fdIlt aud idpn Der 6as
den ab."
IS, ben mub ia Der EeufeI ,inb feline
8robntutter bplenw flndse 9uIelmann !;
,;gIeib trage ibm bic Stiefel 3ilritf iinb
Iase ibnL er lpa Elm anberes Saar mds
den! q Der 8urf6e Iieb iid5 Sas nidt
sfpeimal iasen fam aber na6 sebn Wtl=
iiiten in SesIettuns bes Sduifers suritf,
Der ebenfalls iebr aufgerest ipar......
sleib barauf erihien aud glaietpit.
,,6err lieutenant ba8 fann i6 nidt
auf mir fisen laBen, bab i6 i6Iedte Grs
Belt sema9t baben ipH !" fieI Der Sbu.
iter glei6 nit Der Tblr ms SaiiS ,ba
mia ih ale S6uiter ber sattSen Stdbt
auIammenrufen pb bic f,iht beItdtigen
fpercen SaB Der 4blaytn einem idarfen
enitrument absetren,t it,. GuieImdnn
fraBte Ii6 cine BeiIe bet, Eopf unD badte
na6 bann mari er NafttpiB einen mfg
trasiiden Bid gu. Gieier nabui ben
| i6abbaftsn Stiefel une teiab ibn aisf=
nterfiam.
,SSa !" nteiute er enblif; ,bas f6eiHt
mir aud, ais tpenn 0a Sentanp nit mem
ipisen NsHer bustpiiden getD6en mare.
Sra Der Rdder tpenn i9 ben tpiiBte
...... iagte Rnbter; ben IdIiise i'd"
,,S6eer' did 'naus !" berri6te ibu
9uieImann an; I'D fam Jpn mir ia
auf einem Ipiben Stein abgeltpben ha.
ben" 9lIs Snbter urib bcr Sbulter bin.
aus fparen, orpbte 9ufeImann ieinen
ssreunbe nit benz Singer, 10 baB biele,
ntht untbtn fcnRte, perlegen gu Iddeln
@eiter tpurbe aud ni6t Sariiber seipro.
den aber su Dtittas CAB Naietpib BIZ
SlaI6e Sect, aititatt bab Duielmann iie
geben ioate. Sim 9lbenb mar Die 8eIdidtt
In Der satsen Stabt berum nnb man
Iadte, ieIbit Der 6err Sberit unb Der Serl
8esimentsarst neil iie ni4t gut bDis
cariiber tperben fpnnten. o
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pie % cite.

8ei Gommeraienratb MideImann 1T
srcb glliembIee. Sulia, bic piersisidbriee
geibte bes @aItgebers, sIdnSt NIT faIf6en
8riIanten uno ipattirten Reisen uber
pbne ipelentlihen Grfpls. Hur 3tpei iunSe
GnsldnSer l6einen iie fat nit ben glusen
peridIinsen gu tpoGen, unb itnb fprttpdb=
reno in elmer Ieilen &onperIation besrifz
fen, beren @esenitanb auSenI9einlib tie
lit. SuIia i9tpeLst in benz Geoanfen, paB
iie bic alufmerflamfeit Der beioen 6rems
ben errest, Die fir unsebeuer reid seIten.
Gnolid laBt iid Der Cine berieIben ibr
ppriteaen nnb fubrt iie sur Guabriae.
SuIia ftrabLt Dor Wpnne. 9ta6 beencies
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4usDetsrrei6.

BUR Belt, aIs nod bic beiIise Geniur
bic 8inber Der 2iterartur ilberwa6te, tpa-
rem zines Cages S8iler's ,Rduber" am
@iener 8urgtbeater in Scene sesangen,
unb Ger 8eoafteur elmer 2ofaI3eituns
bate nt6t ermanseIt, io!pobI BEN ei,BeI.
men 9aritelIern ipie Der @elamntIeiitune
pple 9tnerfsnnuns Su sollen. 99ie eritaunte
er a6er, als er fanb, paB ibm Der Geniurs
tiff bic gSprte ySpmtt mar Die Nuf=
fubruns Der ,Rduber' cine Durbsansie
multerbafte" eeitri6en bate. Gr besab
Ii6 gu bem gSd9ter Der BreiIe unb bat
Inn 4uffldritns. oSa ibausenS, iaste
Sisier mas ipu bas ScIf bait fir 8esriif'
befommen bon NoraI unb 3u6t mann
e. ii6 in fold miierabIi6ten 4araboIeu
erseben! Die gluflbruns BON 8dubern ii
altpeil ane idIe6te, aber bel Serb fame
ntuiter5afte."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-07-10

Gbiue1ifdes MitteI geg.e n
BIutfpsieH. Der enslifde gpnfnI
@arbnsr, Der felt pieIen Sahrsn in per3d die
oenen @essnben pon Gbina iid aufhislt,
fagt in einem ofiiciellsr Berihts; baB hie
erlte 8eranlallung gum Gpiitmroahen
baufig Da5 besiilnenbe BIttipeien lei; sSu
China gelte ndmIih bas Gpiiamra,hsls
aIIse,nein als Diittel ssssn Die 9llnsens
iutt. uSSeber IN Gbiua lebenbe 9liisIdns
Der" Iast @aroner, ,;nirlrnt NIT Gritnul,ei,
ipnbr, bab bic Gingeborenen BON Salsz u,s0
3unsenIeiben rerbiItniBnsabis fret linb.
DAP oieS nidt auf fliuatiide Ginflliis
suriidsnfibren 1T, sebt baraus flar bess
ppr nab uater ben eort Iebenoen GslrDs
pdern ltnb Anerifanern bieIe Graufhei:
ten serabe 10 ipiitben, ipie I'm Seimatb.
lamb"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-07-10

gioa tpeitet ms Gebirs fi,tbet man iid
'einem at, Der sIatten 5eIsipanb sentalten
8ilbe gesetiiber, bas Ioipeites 2ebbaftigs
felt Der sSarbsi1 Ghipuns uno Naturtreus
Der 3eihruns betrifft ais Elm Wleiiterftid
geIten fam. Gin ettpas felerfarbiger,
grober Stier nit bohsebUbenem Sdipeif
unb eeiellften 66rnern l6eint ebenin Be
eriff Oieie in ben Seib einsr freibeipeibel
1eItaIt a,i itossn bic iid bi6t an Die
5elsipano sipdnst. Inter oieiefn Bilbe
itebt foIssnoe Snidrift
,Dtirdb eiften SdienitpB
RAM ih In oes s,irnnlels Shopb.
wlubte i4 aiist gleid berblalier,
9seib nnb Ninb perIailen.
Sam id bod sur eip gen Stub
Durf DID, 8a ain6pieb Di."
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geiten,ued(ef.

3cmnb iei tein Dummies Gdnsdeu,
lluS fife mid! ipra8 Sdns6eu.
11nb Sic? - 81 nun, tie tbat,
l1rt tpas fie Sdns6sn Bat.
adnsft bat er unterbeifen,
@e gut iie mar, persefen,
llno nabt iie ibn, iast Sans:
Seb meg, bu bumn,e Gons!
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(gsaa benz Ssalienii&en Ses Gemeasc be MHsies)
8sint S1htbs sGrunten pollig btirbsefaIIerb
SerIieb er, 3ipaiBisidbris, baS gbeeilM;
S6auipieIern gine er; Biibne iuie Srpbeum
8ertrieb ibn Siihenp aus ben sclcnen 5alleu.
slls Snfantriiter fab Elm sSabr ibn ,palleu--
@r feierf INT SpitaI ieiil SibiIdum
ylafler, Groupier, Iencr aud i'm IebelinL
Phli9t sr I'm panctpert iil ben 8iIniten allen.
8ei eittem 0idter ala @ppilt 9ebettet,
S1rieb er nint ortboerapbiicb, LIEF bancn,
Seriufte ii6 Su bdnseu, iparS geret.et.
9too, Sefretair I'M 9lfnte fiir StatiIttf,
Stabl er, flot, fang une niaehte ben Spion--
tlnb ibuf SuIest Elm Slatt fir Selletriitis.
Glfreb 6riebmanm
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Nur CONNIE IL FAUT!

Barpn Narcn BON 2Direnitein giebt cine
nulifaliihe Sciree. Dieielbe iOa ourd
bas giolinsGoIo eineS eisens sn DieIen,
3tpede ensasirten 8irtuoien perberrIidt
,perben. Der 2iinltIer nil ebe,i feinen
Bortras Beginner. Da Iprinst pIotlih
sher Baron ppu 5hreden auf, itiirjt auf
ben Weripunberten log un6 raunt ibm
entriiitst in's DIR ,,@ott be Gerehter
Mns Sc benfen! Msnn Sc tpou n 5pislu
in rtei'm Salon miiIs Sc ipisl'n ia
0tae6.e .e6nsi&ubl"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-07-10

Gin8olo s. -S Sm Sabre 1880 itarb
gu GHer in england elm Dtann, Der bon
10 foloNaler S9pere mar, bab SipDIf Nidn-
ner basu sebrauht fpilroen, Inn ben Sarg
auf ben Seihennasen Su beben unS in Die
8ruft az Ienfen. gs mar Elm Specereis
banbIer unb baS 99nnber Der Geseab.
8ereitS in ieinem sipDlften Sabre ipos er
l44 Yfuno unb IN leiaen stpansiglten 1856.
Gr mas 5 SUB unb .3pll, Sasegen be.
trus Der llnfans Ieines Bauhes 6 Suf
unb Ii 3ol. Sein Sberarm batte 2 SUI
unb 3oa, feline Wabe SUB unb unb
3ou i'm llmfang. 5rcs bieier unsebeu.
rem Beleibtheit tpar er ME franf unh
fcante iid iebr Isi1t beipesen. 9tIs er IN
ieinem breiBislten Sabre plDbltdb itarb,
bate er baS uneIaubli1e Geipi6t BON Gle
Bfunb erreibt. Gr aB uno tranf oreimal
10 pieI tpie Elm geinnber Wann unb mar
senDtbist, iih beIonoers Itarfe Wbbel Der.
fertissn 3u Iallen, oa Stable uno Sopba'a 4
BON geip6bnliher Stdrfe unb Bauart un.
ter ibm 3ulammenbra@en. Sin ShlasiIuf
mabte am IL Wlai 1850 ieinem 2eben Elm
gnbs.
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Der Rntifemit.

sBie treiB sipei saas peri4ieo'He gFidterl
Sris bod barmpnti6 gu perri9ten!
&pnrmt sIaronlpbn NIT Be9ieIH an,
Damn seist ficb Sris ais GrSs@ermah
'8erbdIt iid barl9 alp ,InerbtttIid,
Rit einen @ort antiienitii6.
0o9 baIo reit ibn iein barter Ton,
Sem 9esni6e1 ipei9et Der German:
&cmnrt er 81 Saar9en aarpnsicbn,
ShI6st q ben Ton Der 2iebe an.
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aus g diem.

Yafiagier (auf elmer fleiuen Sta-
tion Bel Dresben): g8as foitet Elm Bill
let mad 9reSben2
8iIIetoertGufer: gune Otarf
fnfunNswan3's Sennise.
Bafiasier: SD babe Ieiper nidbt
10 piel fIeineS @eID bel mir.
BilIetOerfdufer: Sn Der Gails
is Sic opd Tee sleeneS @elb mebr Jlu,
ba Iailsn RID bic gun nd4iten WiaIs
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Eprofer 2sofRspoefte.

YIN peri9iebenen srOb aussefibrten
BiIbern unb Denflteinen in Iirol finben
iib iolsenbe GrinnerunsSiprlde: BET
Meran, redts bonn Bese aa4 bem Pais
ieper:
v4ier ftarb Nartin 2aiiG,
Die 2aipine traf i'm bait
Mui ben 2eib iinb madt ihn taft.
Mnd eer S6re. Der mar brurlter,
absr bstt nod IT seiunS e."
2infs i'm @ebirge an benz @ese nad
Galtbaus befinbet iih cine Iafel, Die ben
lob zines tueibIihen Meiens IN iebr bras
itiihen Jarben bartlett. Gin i6irer Be-
Iabener Bager, eebt iber bic unalldlihe
neg unD barunter itebt:
,,2isr jtaSb Natit aoseI
DfAtts NJ RtlaEaa - glpa eintau."
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RepIif.

gen,ibsn Sic ii6 nidt, i6 fam Sbnsn
fein GeIS Ieiben. Son Sbnen betommt
man bod Sii9tS tpieber.
> bite Isbr, fraeen Sic nur DEN @pbn,
Der friest auf Gbre nod Sreibunbert Ularf
bon mir.
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NatdrIid.

GnfsI (ersdblenb): Bon ben breibuns
bert Niann. bic an 8orb besSdiffe8fparen,
ipurben i,iir fiinf serettet; ale llebrisst
bljeben auf bem iinfenpen S4iffe unb
muBten ins @ras beiben.
'aouis: Sns @ras Sbr tpar't bod
auf Der See, Dnfel ?
Oufel: Na mno ......s SnS Seesras
natiirIit.
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8adfiih .8efprad.

emma: n8aIS piIs i4 su Ssmens
6eilistbume."
gInna: STR MIDI bIieb ImOrs gfeiI
biSber nur Bbraie."
emma: uRein artbur ipri8t bon
2iebe ourd bic 8lume."
NINA: .2tu6 grnit ipri8t mir pas
pon--oo9 pur@ bic Raie."
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Sonberbare8rauttperbur

9 on perbare y Br1utfperb buri9.
- GDnis 6einrih VII. bon England
(resierte BON 1885 bis l5O9) ipar Elm Icbr
ssIbsisriser Monarh. Nasb bem i'm
Sabre 1903 erfcIgtea IoSe 1einer eriten
OentabIin fnBte er ben Blan, i'm bic 0anb
Der peripitttpeten inneen G0nigiH BON
HeapeI, bic iebr bebeutenbe Gdate bon,
ibrens Wsnsable Sesrbs bate, auauba[teu.
6u sieisu Nsbais i4tdts q brtt Gsaidast
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Wannigfaltiges.
@ebanfenfpIitter.

GS sibt Elm 9lIter BET srauen, in mel
dem es ni6t gut it, tDenn Der Neni9 nit
bnen aIIein lei.
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85nia 9biIipp,s gerrad,

86ntg PbiIipps Berriide,
Gonis pbilipp ". BON Spanien bate
in einein 9terpenfieber fem Sduptbaar
srDBsentbsils perIorsn, .tn6 Die NerSte be-
itanben barauf, baB er gum Shus ieine8
tablen 8opfes cine Berriife trase. DIE
fer nmltan6, Sa Elm 4rdceoensFaa niht
pprbanben mar, peranIabte en,e eigene
Staatscpnferens. yta6 manbeti 8eratbz
i6laeunsen fam Die 2onferens 3it bena Be
i6luB: Die Saare su Der f0nisliden
gerriide nsiibten bon Oem 8opfe eines
GpelmannS poer zines Gbelfrduleins ses
npunnen tperben; aud burfte nit Der 9ln-
fertisrtng Der 9erriide nur elm Der StaatS=
fpnfereus ipobIbetannter Saarftnitler be.
traut fperben, Sieier Die Yerriide aud nur
unter iteter 9lufiidt zines Sofberrir aafer:
tisen neil nit Den 6aaren nan9erlei
3auberei setrieben iperbe, tpoppn biz
fur6tbarIten 8eiipieIe porbanben ieien.
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Gbbartuns. - 1leber bic Srass,
Oh ss ibdblih lei, nit blDBsm Gopfe su
seben, bat ibon Der aIte Griehe Serobot
burd gsrslei6uns Der G9ppter unb Ser
ier entidieoen. @r ben,ertt, bab bel Grs
Iteren, bic ben 8ppf immer entblDBteu,
bieier 8Drpertbeil iid in einem tpeit sei,lu.
peren, ben dubsren ginfliiIlen tpeniser sii-
sdnsliden 3aitanb befinoe, binseseu
i6pa6 unb trdnteInb BEL ben 9erierr
lei, bic ibn itets 'orsfdltis bebedten. San.
nibaI uno SuIius Gdiar sirsen beitdnoie
in bIpBem 8ppf, ipipobl i'm brennenblter
Spnnsni9ein aIs i'm 9tesen, neil lie fid
iiberseust bieIten, baB man bonn @etter
nur pann nidts gu fiir6ten babe, tpenn
man ibm Irob biete. gSeber &dlte npd
8esen fpnnten Utaiiniha, ben 86nis bon
gtumibien, beipesen, Iein Saupt 81 Be.
oeden. 8aiier SeperuS bate ieinen 8opi
ebenfalIS 10 absebdrtet oab er i'm drsiten
S4neeseitDber feline gebedunS aufieste.
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Cine 3iograp6ie.

Grad sem Ssalienii4en ses esmonso ss amieis.)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-01
T0pno0dy.

During recent chilly spell Topnoody
came home and the house was damp and
cold. He Shutdown in the corner and
shivered awhile, then went out toward
the kitchen growing as he went.
Mrs. Topnoody,' he said. Il don't see
why we can't have fire. This is the
miserablest. coolest, most uncomfortable
weather lever experienced at this sea-
son OF the year. and it's rough on man
when he has to come home as cold as
this" lrr
"Oh, you are cold are you," replied
Mrs T. -. - -
Eyes, I'm cold" ~ n
"Wen, don't go to growing around
here and bothering me. Go out there in
the wood shed and bring in some kind
ling and coal, and then fix that broken
fence, and clean out this stove and fast.
en- up that clothes line, and take the
hose off the hydrant, and do the other
things told you to do this morning. or
III make it hot enough for you. Yes,
TOpnoody, I'll make it hot; SO hot, too,
old fellow, that you'll think my red
head is torchlight procession, and you
are pine gate, and the procession is
marching through on slow time. Do
you grasp the situation ?"
Topnoody grasped, and he felt the
perspiration starting up all over him.
He went out to the,wood shed repeat
ing the words of the poet, "Oh for a
lodge in some vast wilderness, IA bound
less cOntiguity of shade" 7a
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{ M EN- T
UNDER OATH.
4 Startling Revelation Of
Suffering |
''0h, My God, How Did Suffer-
81 Earnestly Prayed to Diel"

tsT HAVE been AFFLICTED for twenty years
i with an obstinate skin disease, called by
some NJ. DIS Psoriasis, and Others LeprOsy,
commencing on my scalp, and. in spite Of all
could do, With the help OF the most skilled
doctors. IL slowly but surely extended, until q
year ago this winter IL covered 10y entire per-
son In form OF dry scales. For the last three
years have been unable 10 do any labor and
ing there could be nearly a dust painful Of
scales taken from the sheet OF my bed, some
of them half as large as the envelope contain
ing this letter. In the latter part of winter
my skin commenced cracking open. tried
everything. almost. that could be thought OF.
without any relief The l2th OF ] uhe / started
west, in hopes l c1uld reach the Hot Springs
l reached Detroit. and was SO low Thought
should have 30 go to the hospital. bu finally
got as far as Laucing, Mich where had q
sister living Que Dr. - treated me about
two weeks, but did me no good. All thought
had but short time To live. i earnestly
played TO die. Cracked through the skin all
over my back, across my ribs. arms, hands,
limbs. feet badly swollen, toe nails rame on,
finger nails dead and hard as bone hair dead
dry and life less as old straw. y. my God, how
did suffer-
my sister. Mrs. E. H. Davis, had a small
part Of box of Cuticura in the house. She
wouldn't give up, saii We will try Cuticura
Some was applied on one hand and arm. Eu-
rekei there was relief; stopped the terrible
burning sensation from the w0ld CO. They
Immediately got the Resolveut, Cuticura and
Soap l commenced by taking one table
spoonful OF Resolyent three times a day, after
meals; had a bath Once a day. water about
blood heat; used Cuticura Soap freely; applied
Cuticura morning and evening. Result, re-
turned TO my home In Just six weeks from
time | left, and my skin as smooth as this
sheet of paper. HIRAM +. CARPENTER
Henderson. jefferson Co.. ",
Sworn 10 before me this ~ h day Of January
1880. A. NJ. LEFFiNGWELL,
Justice of the Peace.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-01
Tamneranna inKansas

! The workings of the prohibitory law
in Kansas, thus far. are just what might
be expected. 1t is enforced in the small
er places and in some of the larger
towns where it is backed up by domi-
nant sentiment. The traffic, If not sup
pressed, is carried on secretly and the
people who find il most difficult to get
alcoholic supplies when needed are the
law abiding and temperance classes who
have not the stimulus of depraved ap-
petite to teach them the way to cellars
and back rooms. In the cities the stat
ute is defied, and the rural population
can get their jugs filed. There is still
much excitement over the subject. A
correspondent of the Standard, Baptist
paper of Chicago. writes: t
At Emporia, a town of about 5000
people. the second offense that was tried
was victorious for the law. The fine,
500. was paid, and every place where
liquor was sold was closed. In this city
CParsons) of 5000 people there was an
offense and trial. The salOt n keeper
paid a fine of $500 and quit the business
and all the saloons of the place are clos
ed. l hear this is the case in many
smaller towns. At AtchisOn, where
there are about $4,000 people, the law
has been deIied. They have a whisky
Mayor and Council; and a whisky Dis
trict Judge. The saloons are all open,
and not case has been tried. 1t is re-
ported that the law will try its iron
hand on that city soon. Nearly all the
large cities of the State are very defiant
Nearly. the entire press of the State is
either against the law or neutral
The German residents of the State
have held meeting to encourage immi-
grafton. which they contend has been
much diminished on account of the law
The outcome will probably satisfy nei-
ther extreme. The law and constitu-
tiOnal provisions are likely to stand un-
repealed, while their enforcement will
be spastnodic, if attempted at all. in
many places; Where they are carried
out with any degree of regularity, it
will be found that the inhabitants are
so generally temperate that they are
law unto themselves. The
sale of liquor in any community will be
regulated by the demand. Legislation
may change the form of the traffic, but
only the wide acceptance of the princi-
Piles of abstinence can give vitality to
its mandate-Cin. Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-01

The LOveland boom was of short du-
ration. The ministers generally do not
colintenance the movement. and most of
the old reliable temperance men see nu
possible good to their cause to come out
of it. 1t is the general verdict of OBJ
servers that il Is losing strength every
day. Things are settling down into the
old lines, and the question will be
whether the Democratic. or Republican
rule will be best for State and Nation.
dayton Democrat.
We have maintained from the first
that more than eight-tenths of the min
listers discountenanced the movement
intended to identify them and their con-
gregations with politics = in other words,
to confound religion with politics. Some
of the Democratic papers are beginning
to see that they have overdone the thing
in their frantic efforts to defend the
church when no one was assailing it. It
has finally dawned upon their minds
that they were making votes for Cover
nor Foster and the Republican party.
When Gov. Foster is quoted as using
profane language to, of, or concerning,
the ministers of any church, every man
in the State who knows anything of him
knows that the quotation is.a bald-faced
leo. S. Journal.