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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
Nashville Daily News.l

Such is the term Mr.. G. W. Purcell, of
the National Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill,
applies to his sufferings, He says A: l,
for one, wish to speak a word Of praise
for St. Jacobs oil. l suffered with a
pain in my shoulder and arm for some
six months and at times it was terrible:
One bottle of st. Jacobs Oil, however,
cured me thoroughly,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
upNpvs c,Rnottc s.LyR

Is the BEsT sALyEfo for Cuts Bruises, s1res, Ulcers,
Hat Rheum, latter ChapTea Hands, Chiblains,
U6ms. and all hnds Of Salt Eruptions, Freckles and
PimpIes. Get HENRY's CARBOLIC sALYEr a. all
others arr c0unterfeits. Price 5 cents.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
Harrisburg pal lndependent.l

For five years, says Mr.. j. Echter,
this city, l have been afflicted with rheu-
matism, and for two years have had a
sore on my leg the size of a silver dol
lar, which nothing would heal. st. ia
cob's Oil cured the rheumatism and
healed the sore.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

Bull work, the process Of inlaying by
use Of the saw, derives its name from a
French workman, Boule, who invented
and carried II on during the reign Of
Louis XIV.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

Mistress mortified )-"Good gracious,
Bridget, have you been using one of my
stockings to strain the coffee through ?"
Bridget (apologetically)-"Yis, mum /;
but shure l didn't take q clane onep
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

vEGErGNE is composed of the best vegetable
ingredients the dIspensary Of nature furnishes.
Their juices are extracted in way which pre-
serves their undiminished medical properties,
making it one of the greatest c~leansers of the
blood that can be put together.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

MI NEVtH FdILtU
To CUitE Group lSlRsms,l Diauhma, DysenterT ind
sea Sickness. taten internally and GUARANTEED
perfectly harmless also externally, Cuts, Bruises
Chronic RheumAtiFm. Old sores, Pains in the links
back and chest such a remedy Is d.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LlNIMENT.
No one once trying IL viii ever be without II
over COZ pnyHicians use u.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

In 1922 the coast Of Chill, n hun
bred miles in extent, was raised from
VIC to six feet by an earthquake.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

-DURNO's CATARBH SNUFF cures all affections
Of the mucous membrane, or the head and throat.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

snow to these hills ~
in advance Of the first rd]
men, / obtained a few ~ efn-
ing her career.
Calamity Jane isa tall, slim woman
Of about 30, srtiys rs = cat, and Of
phenomenal endurance. She is a dead
shot, preierring to aim directly under
an Indians topknot TO any other mark
in the mountains. When she was a
why girl of 10 her father was the pro-
prietor Of a cattle rancho on the eastern
side Of the plains. Early n morning
the Indians broke into his log cabin,
~massacreing himself, wife and four chill
dren, and taking his eldest daughter,
Jane, with them to the Mountains
After years of bondage Jane escaped
and became a Government scout. Like
most effective scouts, she has light hair,
blue eyes, quiet manners, and a silent
tongue. She dresses in a full bucksin
suit, with leggings and moccasins. A
ort-barrelled repeating rifle is always
slung over her shoulders. A sharp
knife, encased in a leather belt, hangs
at her left side. Many a night, alone
on her broncho, she has followed'on the
trail of Indians along the foothills of
the Rocky Mountains, stealthily watch
ing TO see if they were preparing to
make early morning raids, as is their
custom. Woe to the solitary redskin
caught outside the lines of his camp.
He knew that certain death awaited
him when covered by the rife of
Calamity Jane. This Nemesis of the
savage is now engaged in plotting hunt
ing parties ana miners to the Buffalo
Buttes.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
One man has gathered 100,0 900 pounds
of dried clover blossoms out West for
some famous ''remedy."
Prnnf EYerYMhcrc.

If any invalid and sick person has the least
doubt of the power and efficacy of Hop Bitters
to cure them, they can find cases exactly like
their own, in their own neighborhood, with
proof positive that they can be easily and per-
manently cured, at a trifiing cost-or ask your
druggist or physician.
GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1880.
Hop BitterS CO.-SIRs: l was given up by the
doctors to die of scrofula consumption. Two
bottles of your Bitters cured me.
LEROY BREWER.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

lyman Of Bergen, n. Y,
IN, suffered with kidney
"A dizziness almost TO
fears aftd he was told that
Is0nld cure him, because be was
and pfejudiced against "Bitters +"
Y cure he SAYS none need fear bu trust
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
nnl GREEN,s nNYGENATEp nITTERs

10 the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Biiousuess. Ma
lAna, Indigestion and Diseases Of the Blood. Kid
neys Liver, Skin. etc.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
MARRANTED FOR gl YEARs

DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the best cathari
UauulaTNra
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
TIE

The lawyers should spend their sum-
mer vacations at Bar harhor.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
The Eneet of Indulgence

in strong drink can be removed from the avs
tenn by Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

Gas wal first used as an illuminating
agent in 1902. It's first use in New York
was in 1927,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

RICH BLOOD,

pursOuS' purguIiVs pills make New hlch
Blood. and win completely change the blood in the
entire system in throe months. Any person who
will take one pill each night from ! to l2woeks may DO
restored to sound health, if such q thing be possible.
Sold everywhere or sent by mail for Z letter stamps.
/. =. JOHNSON 81 CO., Boston, Mass,
fnImnrlN Hnnpnr, MlR.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
yards long.

Some of the Egyptian mummies are
encased in bandages more than 1000
yards long.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14
Rough on Rats"

The ancient British used buckets
without hoops, cut out of solid timber,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

Ask Druggists forit. 1t clears out rats, mice,
reaches, ed-bngs, flies, vermin, insects. 15c.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-14

And fiber with fever and ague, or bilious remittent,
the system may yet be freed from the malignant
virus with Hostetter'sS Stomach Bitters. Protect the
system against it with this benehcent anti spas
modic, which is furthermore a supreme remedy Tor
liver complaint, constipation, dyspepsia, debility,
rheumatism, kidney troubles and other ailments,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
, 1881-01-01

ITEMS
Col, J. Etll has tcen appntntud Genaral Super
tcnlcnt ot tho vuudaila llnc. with headquarters
Ut 1t. Louis, N0.
BIT, Z. II. PArkc, latp with the l'u'lmann 1'alaco-
Cur Company has bcnn appointed scoFetary to
Sir. C. II. Mutispn, General tfanaXor 1T thu
Tr.ns~OhIo DyisiOn Of tho baltimore Il Ohio, Il.
placa Of Mr. ", 4. llarris, resigned.
Tho posit,on of General tgont OF tho South
western 1luIlro.td Association ut kansas City,
matlo vacant by tho r,.slenntlon 0f Mr. 0et,rXo
l.. cartana, who acccptrl tho position Of Ioint
Agent f0r tue Huntington. Wabnst. pool. hns
tean illled hy tho apphlntinent, u Mr: !. II,
tho respUtisl1lu tlutscs of tho position.
Tho Louisville Courier. Journal says tho Lulis-
Vile, Now Alb4,ly g. Chteagu ltallr1.al Company
Is G0mtuE tip fully to tho expectations Gr !ts
frionds The not unrtIt1lRs tnr lss9, VIII ~ tnl1y
$3NUW. When II ts remembered ttAt Ito OBJ
IL lupruvo Tho condition ol tho roaa rather
than tu SOLICIT business. tho va!He Of those t1E,,
urea will bo npprrcjMfusl. When tho rIlll
pAssetl Into tho hands 1T tho present nwilGrs II
sM3 IN need Of ofGgysh4nE rersHt!t!1S 10 arst-
usass road except tlso sleht.at; Why. os,lers
stock, but during tho yenr the bslstnuss hts hea
grcMtty IttnitrA fur WHIT af cara. ThTuH new
locomotives hnvo buo1l received this i,us.th, mil
thre0 will be uttered In Jununry, while tho cHrs
aro being rccoiye'l !lai'y: Orders inr looa!no.
10 tho bust lint ean b1 tionp. p,srtnx Tho past
tWUlyo months l{1 ltlllpa nf now rAlls hhvu bclh
put down. alld 0f this nilnunt sixty lAt!!s Wcrt
stool. THIS un,Nl5Rtn Ut rehabilitation VII! GtiIl.
unno nn1t sns,,, , ~sh ~, Txys" ] a,!* ~!
tho inuOtno OF tho road for 1881 will doubtless
cxspGd that Of lSHl,
, 1881-01-01

He IL HECONlhu U4N!lbFkus
fpsetaf Dispatch 10 Ihs cAleaao Tfihaha,
NEW Yonx, Doc, 3l,-Edlseu Ia becoming dls-
Ruated. lie IL beginning to feel the attacks that
nre uankinR on him, and snsd to-day toA reporter
who v|aited him; "Im getting tired OF tns
business, any way. BY part Ut tho WORK u
almost done, It wilt be done just
NJ soon ~ tho now engine gets In placo. anu mo
public exhibition ~ made. don't caro- 10 much
for tho money, but think 0,lght TO hAva credit
for what / have accomplished. Gully Yoar
ago tho subdivision Ut tho current
for ll9hss was dcclarod p1ao'
t!oal. inposaablty, and sctonttsts and
atectEictans avowoa that my carbon h'arneaFs
would mt last two years! EyeryboAly WIS ao.h
III me, aud NOW fellow nunod Swan u MAX
lug an exhibition In l0aaon Win
my iacasdescent tampa. and claims 10
huyo dono all that have done tWonty ycaH
a4o; aud to tap tho climax. BpotiAwoodto' Ing
Pseaiaout of tho lt0yal aoototy, announces Y
tho world that Hwann has IT last /
SOLVED THE rIoDtKN
Of tho electric light. What's the use OF man
tsytng to 10 auythlng, anyway3 He gem ha
credit. lfshe kcups thlugs soeret ana
will not toll everything, ho Is Dc.
nounoca ~ mouutebank. aud II
bo does thtnzY opouly, they sloal al biz Ideas
lts hasl to make an exhibition on The square, 10
satisfy eyosyboiy, md In electrical 1natsafs it's
tho oasaest thing III the world TO
70 MAKE \ al0 sPLuH1H ..H
net On tho souatu. and tho crooked 1euoH& toh
, 1881-01-01
CANADA.

Hpteta! Dtlpateh 10 Tbs Eateaeo Ifttuhs+
CoIL1sawoop, Ont, Dec. 3i.-1be Maniioulln
Er,xsitar reports that nil tho freight Of tho ILL.,
gated Bl.l.ooe, which ua.up uslaorp peAr South
lIay, WIS carried oif by the ltlulaEa. Tho body
ut = man VIVA found about u hRlf u inIlc
from Thomas Hay. it was entirely ''akot'.
and badly cut up BY confnct With tho
leo and stoncs, aud WIS fEozcu to tho leo a1ia
ground. Tho ,oaly was about 1.-Two feet six lnohos
.n hight, heavily built, wlta brown hair clnsely
cut. ~ the body wis lying on The fAco, It olulA
not BIZ xeDI whethar thQru Hns har pl tho f4ce
Gr not. Tho etganIcr'y bAAt tNu. !, nlso catuu
,,.hof ana ~ss cap'u'od by tho ln'an' 1t WA
Sptet4i DtpateA "a Tbs Chteaao 1rthnns.
} ,OsrAwA, Doc. Ai.-stuui1ers tftun the A9fl.
incrMso in thU duty Alnll cal this xIsslUll, will
10 tbatlkfut it they uun pruv0nt y ieoreasr.
Thu psuss,,ru tgs'm pntaru tn fay1r Of y decrease
i. very strolls, ald 1t Nattl0rx fosc0 from tho
Fnuuco minister's houst that no bus a aurplus
thla year, oeoauss. II ho bus surplus. Aen
, 1881-01-01
shnmoat by oufport steamers IA low aa ESQ
2GS Db.
FIFTY THOUSAND.


Spstfht utspdteh fa The Chkdpo Tribune.
NEW YnnK, Dec. 1t.-Who 9nt tho 10000
which NcgsonJ. Waterbury snYs was uollcctod
by tho Irving Hall flctl0n Of tho Dcin1cr1,oy
anu never applied 10 canpnIgn p,irtheca, IL
what Is Mt present ngitatlng tho Tatnnnnyitess
an1 ko'y's nrgans, Ut coatso, fre cnsfcarorlng
to fnaton tho appropriation 1T those f.lttia tlt'Ii
sotlo Of thosc WHO llave oproseh tic cx'1soss'
pDfbtic'tl stprrn,auy. J0hn Fog sn1s tho ,lnanccs
this ycar woro not In tho hands of rcsponslblo
larttcs; tint tho "EunR " hai charRo OF things.
They wcro after tho cash. md not it. mr. Ft'x
WINS asked t0-ttny who Kut 1t. Ito raxcd out Of
tho window Il moment, and tlskod:
"DD you knDw Tom CAatiRlu7'
"Ycst' tho rrpurtor replied,
M.Ant AfaurlceJ ]. powor?'
AMI ,tfcrhort .. rhompsons'
..A!nl how mitch did yo.l say tho boodao wasf"
FIFTY thoitsa,ih dnltMfs.'
swell. juAt tlivitlc thnt Into three pnrta, and
YIN, Will strko It nb:,nt right. GOOD 1ay.
inust nIceta trtunl ,,t Wall strnet."
The result IL lhnt rho wMr ut crltnlnntlQn has
fA'rty epcHea. aga tho M!hcrenta st Naly uso
cxuttinx evury lilrnt,a 10 fasteti tho guilt nt tho
appropriation Of thls money ui'ot. tho nun hero
tflnNtluNtM1.
, 1881-01-01
PRODUCE,

HlEAHs
Special DApateh to Ta< Chtedao TrtblnA
NEW YonK. Doc. 8l.-As governed chiuny BY
speculative influences, which horp aS well us In
the intortor were pronouncedly favorable TO
higher prices, wiutor wheat WIS further run up
about 1A@2A ccnts hushcl on y brtak novo-
ment. mostly speculative lin this connection
largely to protect outstanding contEucts}, though
to fair aggregate shipment Export deaiings
have bcen qu!ekcsed by tho hardening tendency
advised BY cable Tho last transactions indi-
catal sllght rcaodo1,. tho market closing tamo-
~, Spring whoat has boon hold hfghoF, bur aes
bccn very dull and offerings light. Bales No. rcd
at $l.5h&bln nearly al! at $1se, oloainR at &l.:d
bid: No. tcd ut $l.l7h closing at 3llsn,
do January at &I.l7t@l.lsA, closing At $l.lSas
askcsl; do February ut $1.lDA9bl,slS, closing Ut
Sl.elA asked; do Maroh at sl.s:a1 LII, o,a,ux at
81 askee; 90 ,at stsamoF grade y S1lsf @IlsA; II
H a. 9 asy: lseu'ssa spsuE ssa &
CORN, OATS, lsYE, ARD HARLEY.
Corn likewise advanced r1ztortally, In uaost
sustancos MGel cent pss oushol, IN much more
q Mi9ea sei Westera aIf uxradea aae s It
esnts il A e9ais i,,t;s Ns :, XsEk " stssnof
dealinxs LARGELY apS,lattys sa!ss "a Of white
t%s,s sssy, nFsd F1sd Ssfs Ss It ss sss
State noulnal; No. chlcaae quoted at Nv
liyo was unchanged aud qulet- Primo State
4o(d ut VI centa uunat+
Harley wis stcady hut dull
pW0ynlnNR
Hog products have tended on tho advance,
with WestGrn ytuAm lard fulrly nctfve; other
wlso q uauderato movement WaA r0tctt Nest-
eFn noax pork Wu1 IN RUod Fotluest tur 0arty
delivery ut irm prcoss lnotod ut $la6oQbMui
old Aead Ut IL pl3. 0l; and III tho opGon linz
very Quttt; February delivery ut S1J, " ~ tho
Dust bill. and 4l4.5 uAkeo: hlnEth Ut Fl3so p!a,
aud tl4.33 nsked. iiacon dull. With long cloar
quoted ut $7.1t. md short eluur ut VI, 81. Wcat-
cru stoam lurl was fn xOol rr,lllest for enEy DC.
liyery ut str,gRor Agures. clodlng Ut $oEts. aud
IL tho option Has moro autlvD NJ an advnnco q
Gents, With January options closlnF at $yeo1 i,S
eGs!fs February Vt e9-lU; March At $o.l1ssGb9soi
. april At tD.sss2p8s7h.
O1alklla.
TNllow was stcady with good demand with
for prime.
BuRars-Ilaw was more active and steadys
Centrifugal. VI cents. llei'nal WIS held mura
cUnh9entty. aud M&3 IN mora leMAud.
IN 1relRaA y. Kenssally llull market wAa re-
poTteJ. Win Fatoa quoted about ~ Dcfnre, Ia
tho instance 0f stenM room tor Liverpool axnln
fuyorlng shlppers slightly. Euf Llverpool, on.
kngeneals Wetu reported BY strAm, tour 1t
thzt.s ID tulost!y thEuuvh frtlgAtt aud forward
shipMentl, NuA BY outp0ft sttns4era ~ low ~
s,@s; wheat chIvtly Ut ukt: provlsluns at ia d
l(s4 d tuainly through ffexht'. and for forward
, 1881-01-01
TIE HEADING,

4 dispntch from Philadelphia snys the Rcnd-
ing complications are still kept Prominently Ie.
fnro the public. Tho following cnrtl was issued
Wednesday, by the uxcnt Of ktddcr. pe'sbody
& Co.:
Philadelphia & ltcndtnp itnLlrna0 Company.
VIC, tho Undersigned. holding tho prnxtes III
sIcEsrs. McCalmnnt 1tuthers j. u: Anl ntnrr
lnrgu h0l1rrs, request al! kilnrrhnlslcss nf tho
phiAdclphiu s. ltuulfnK fttllnhd CumpAny de-
string III cD:,pcrate with tlic.n I'll SECURING
chat,eo q mnt'aeement: IT, emil um'n Or a.t'ir,as
Meassa. Thomas i. Btslt!lu s. Cu. Nh :sat W,Ittiut
street. ph!tndelpsln, Or Me:Brs. Scott 4 ttav!tt.
No. u NrtMd street. Nov York, for ct,llterr1!ct
Ut to the formation 1f new Hoard Of AHnnKerS
FurmF OF proxies Will be furnished on hprlitn..
ton, md pursuns ,nubIe tn Gull ulny send
thclr proxics to either OF tho nbote addresses.
tSlgned| FlAsCh Il. iEAnnDfs
GEon0E &. MCGnws.
This seems TO ectt,c tho question Of tho con.
trui Of The McCaimont proxies. but II s1ocs mt
settle MIR. dowen's el6in. Mr. flower, GSnle,l "a 1
tho following dispatch ftu,n l1oi,hDu to phln-
lotph'a "Wednesday: "rols gil friends not y l.;
English proxies wcro given without tic knnwt"
otlge that thor would he vntcd agatnst me. and.
Slice tho vote Of confidence ut tho stockhotl.
ers ulcoting,. wili bt revoked. ind new ones
Kivcn mo- Mr.. t1uwcn expects fully thrcp-
dfths Of ali votes ttat will bo tast.
, 1881-01-01

Doyercux. nnd Jncnl, Ifenrict, who rep
rcacnts tho Ect,nonito pocIcty. Tho
f,,jrct Ut tnnktng such m arrangement WIS to
scctro tho rt,ati forever against t6e crcr.nct-
jruiunrndcnro M highway. It IA 4aftl TINT tho
Ecnros,ltes and 1lr. 1fnstct.or nwn tho !ar9er W
nnlo,,nt NJ the trust, int notwithsfnndinH thls
vntca 0f twt~ ffftha In thu coming ntcntnn. while
their three nssncinteA, through eO11tr,flsnR 'ess
aggregate. will lIo Hblc to cast tho vote OF thrcc'
flfthR.
tjtit nf this complicated condition Of ntfnfra
cnrsltnrnhio tpec,iint1nr t1ns Rrt,wn. ntts st,6r
ii f11tnDf t1ut Dt. lfUstrttct ntGntjk 10 attack
If, the cnilrtn Tho dcrd npol wh!cl, this trht ls
!rls,,. it l'cinF THO opInIon " ,nany c'niiMt,s
yjtx;,1 which II il written. Tho mt,Gt,n9 witt he
hcEi ot, Monday ncxt. I'rosidrnt isnnnntt sall
tp.tay That hu had no ftar of bc1nB oustctl by
Nustptter..
, 1881-01-01
TIE CurNEs13 rI,EATY.

4 EEAEET3 f9H,UMENf.
6ptetnt Etspath to The Ehtnoa 7ttLnns.
NEW Yt,tx, Jnt,. l.-'rho Etnr'F* Washington
spcctnt says: IAN ilowA sent fr'tn hero nlout
tho contents of The Ch,ncse Treaty Is tho nlerest
conjecture. Not cvcti thu President NOR TIM
Secretary nj Hintc hnve yet hcen informed whit
stipl,tntions tho American NsYot1ntnrs hsvn c.
ttrc, ntt,. Tho Democratic tt.:.nbnra VI tho
Sc,,ntc Foreign Airntra Committee think that
tho COURSE pursued IN this neu't!atEon II rather
sturt1tI19, hut nj ts,,rtr tho tshnsc ncuotlntnrs
GntiortfiHxI TINT the tuMty coultl nnt hlI,i tho
tnoat objective rnlt,t n,Mfc nuait!st lt'r!l llea-
ctrt,sheh1 by Mr. NlndslutIe III hts Sltllntl1iAi
cnsnpalKn WINS Tint tho Conservative t1hnrity
try n,uf,, tho general p,litloal i,lcas whiuh tl,o
crt,y,l wsa r,Irsn'ng u lts ncgniiall9.ls With
Of TrcsEtlont 1fAygs since h., c,t,t,nt. like tho
tlrttlsa sovereign, alone bind tho nation by 4
marty.
, 1881-01-01


Special Ditpatth to The Chiedoo Tribune.
NEW Yoi,x, Dec. 3l.-Tho following cxtraor-
dInnty story Is vouchcd FIR as true: 4 fow days
n8o, whtc indy Of Providence. II. T., 0f artistic
tastca and habits WAS walking lo!suFcly along
Fifth avonllc, Now York. she notfcctl II Sign ofan
artists st,,dto. whcrcupcn she entered mn opon
door. asceudod ono tltght Of sdEs. raped ut tho
nrttst's door, heard tho words "Como iu" md
outcrcd spacious room elegantly furnished.
Its high windows were richly drApcd with hoMvy
ctirtalns and, standing Oil tho loor, Wis MI uasol
after tho fnstton Of most nttats. In tho room
sat n 'tnan alone, With orercUnt md hat
on, tmtnoyab1o, mud with eyes glartng hurcc1y
on his visitor. rs II onragcd ut hcr intrusion. but
not tutoring n word. a few moments passed,
she made casual rotnnrk 10 rcKArtl TO some
picture, when ho
SUDDENLY ,uMrEr <--df -dfytn: sRAT.
rushed upons1ler, eezod hor y, ID throat, bis
eyes glaring wildly. aud bis features indicating
tho tlcrccst oxcitomont, aud exclaimed mutlly;
"Nuw hnvo you! l IhAvo been looking for. you
for tho last ten years. mud now hRro Kot
you at last, aud I'll kill you1" AT
Ilrst tho shock to her wns terrible md
overwhelming, nnl sho bocnine quito un-
conscious, hut recovering herself lttt3o she
struggled, screamed, and entrcatod, but to no
purpose. 1Io otilng to her thrnat with ono hand
uutI with tho othor trlttl to I'LL tor. tu0ath with
hor clothing. Flpally, having loosed his hold, ho
rushed to tho door, locked It,
BRIxEp LAlt0E KNIFE,
and began to sharpen It upon bis shoe, tollk4r
hor that hpr time Ind come, and sho ntat pro-
paro to meet her God; that ho WINS going to cut
hur Into inch pieces. sho fell upon
her kuOea, prnyed, cntgchtcd, tuld him
OF hor huabadd and child, and wcpt In tho Wild
est aRuny. fully bci|oylng that thoer tImo hatl
como, and thnt sho must dto-but With no avnt.
Ic continued to mako his preparations In tho
AsSt.1 x1,rAt t.n
, 1881-01-01
Tilden Still Further Seals the Doom
Of John Kelly by q Coup
d'Etat.
Three Important CltyAppofntmcnts Mado
and Confirmed Few Minutes BE.
fore Midnight.
The Happy Kuiokerbookers Blowing Their
Pensiyo Souls Through Mellow Tin
Horns Of Celebration.
VAIL STREET.
FLUCTUATIONS IN STOCKS.

sn.-.,y ni,r,t-h N TnA chteaao Trihttne.
rr,v ynr II. Tec. ;1t-Tho stock murkat ut tho
rnoat,,r ,shIio irroo,,,nr ,vna vnncro,tv stropv
~. 1ao,.,,, ,,a., o,,I antinroi en ,,nsli
~. .t. ts,,,,. 49,, ,.,,1.o+ t,nt,,.
s .'s - =. U.s.,,t 1,,nr,,, ~ ,rnvo,uort
,n,, s,,na,,ti,o devtro fnr
~ .,s... ~ aaoir,nr s,o,. trho twn ny.
o.inn.m, ~ ,t.,na a,,niso ,voro 1,otsvlt,o 1.
Nashylao (which. on the settlcment nf recent
a,,tss x,.s 4s ,,oas nn,nonet ~ .ho nt,tt,cnl nd
rono.M md ny nlot,n,pqton 4 western After tho
IAneeu, una ptoonlus'e'' y "ss.e. ."s,.. re,.snt
OFst CAM tao 1nMtAcL oesa'nu "tssAs' ,,s',,.
anu mon tace, uanM eoA,n,u'. ', o., s,ar.s
were yteut1y and only slightly lower. pAcItio
Mill reacted n. Eric wss only fractionaily
easier. western Union vas t!.'!a ana aact una na'u
waoaisn Icii OF ASth' iianh,pM. E'aS w. "ass ,,s,
res enu Mnsas I'xas ~ef'
4u''' '&A' "'''''' 'a', AZ NOON aof,s N''''
ns:o,n. The omabn stocks wcro very sti9, On
thn second cali tho market was stronger and
4uus' tno ..s.... ysn.'sia,,
, 10 's ',.os wen ~ VII .ho ,nnrn;ne ba
waasn s.sty ".; ,. mSuu, m ,n % ht rcactod tai no
Nsnashes. s @ Eeaatas. @ IN md iisnnibnl stocks wore
dill and neglected. Chicngo T. on'nha preferred
fJt1ftCu. 1ttfnN{4 Cnntfnl r0ED to l27A,-
,r,,r ..,,.,,,.s, .,,,.,,, .,,uu nrvonv rr.rupn,
1.!.,,.na,ss 1,,,s.s *vns...s, 49, 49,,
.1'as"'i"po.ss ta'uo1'tsth.on q "setetn ~ "tss soo
bnnner BLOCK Ia tho AuVAhco &o'uay. Vnc tone
ofithp gpuprnl unrkct ut tho elbao waB strong,
mid prices, as Il r1lio were near tho highest Of
tho day aud year, railroad bonds woro Rcu-
efahy nlener. Win .a9 !aseest aasnnIo ~ ~
Columbus, Chlca9o s. 1ndtunn Central incomoa
tIrsta n. 4 NJ. D,y,stop,, md tho next ". III
rS.a.,,oai,o :. nhio frsts portcs n sfII,vo,,koo
@ i g. Jnu ~ tnn, i,G fcrf y. al ~ mnnr,ns
O. st' Faai cohsola' nuu .eteus ~e11t t"' '''s''''
TIE o1ltEh CHANGES
nl niooInS.on II ~ Wcsos1l iilcoo 10; 10 ce
frai Iowa frat, Peoria. Decutnr 4 Evansville it-
como, aud knnsus t. TUxRs Uousots nAsGntgtl: x
I'm Columbus, Chicago s. Illdiana Contral trust
certificates. assuntcd snppItHiohkAry. alaa Oaio
fsatEAl Nh nslia
a.. TGsteT 4 asGuss ~ tsts tp 6rne,n
HUI Onu Eenttt ,, ~ T,s BIZ ~ GnssM;n
..,Is. y T., e & I,ahn anns,,ia @ nn1,
StusUass 1s ~. y! G. r.. "r rhexo .rs donc ~ +"
, 1881-01-01

mi. the best chance Of getting cnptAI To Bprk
si,Mn,, Tho noxt thing / Rrt i,p fin EpnK IL
asJyos.,s9 a rowarsi of sf0Htj, stating ,a'l,.:
iieiy NIL expect TO AceoMp!ir!s; md
rtntiy dotr whht expect to t1o ttt step M mud
tnkc he money or forever afcr 'soI1 II. tsact:
3ratlvuly sn,si nnlD,lnt nr tnptnl, Whrtt
bHRnn work FUND That It wouf nike s!A,-
ihct, knuwti, md yet ! hnvG mt ulH Hanythti,p.
i'n sutg 10 ,gct out of t'''s basI''css lust us