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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR
Sale AT a Bargain

The undersigned offers for sale in Lots a. can
be agreed upon. or in the whole the west half
Of section IS and the north half OF section Ie
town 3, range 5. Also 400 acres In section ia,
town g. range 9, comprising over 100 acres of
hrst-class meadow and $50 acres OF pillow land
under cultivation and balance In pasture. All
well watered and containing good buildings
Over 1000 choice Grape vines and roo bearing
fruit trees on the premises. The premises are
splendidly adapted for a stock farm and will be
sold cheap.
TERMS.-One-thlrd caah; balance In annual
instruments. Six per cent. semi annuslinterest
Apply to ]. II. G. SNECLoDE.
Real Estate Agent
Cassville, Wis, October 8, 1881. satf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

Try the ARMY and NAVY Liniment, it will
cure Rheumatism in man or beast. j. A. JONES
Agent. 34yi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

JoHS REED has lately added an an
mex to his house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
BuildingStOne!!s;;;;::;=::s: ST: :

eisterns. etc. Fifty cents 81 the Quarry, 80 cite.
deliyeredh the city IN quantities OF twenty
perch o. over. Rlghty-SVe "a. in less euacti.ies
sTu2 TN RlBgER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

new lot of new styles of Utica make of fine
shoes for ladies' wear. Don't fail to call at d.
WEBBER'S and examine them. 33w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

ALrHoUGH stick OF cordwood has
not as yet quite become worth its weight
in silver, should bad roads and moist
weather continue it will not be long be-
fore it reaches that standard of value
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

PEEK GREENE's store front has been
done up in japanese pattern of black
and red. Those addicted to the flowing
bowl, after one glance at the display,
will b. likely tohasten home to find out
il "they' We rot 'em again.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

Lancaster, Thursday, October %, 1881.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

How remarkable this dry weather.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

THE attempt to get bail on the part
Of Cannon friends having proven q
success he was released from custody
Friday AMI left for home His enforced
confinement Of the past six months has,
if anything, rather improved his looks.
GRO SMITH, of Boscobel has charge
OF the mail between Woodman and
Boscobcl during the break in the NJ. &
81. 2. X. Il. Judging from George S
dressed up appearance when passing
through Lancaster Wednesday,, it might
be inferred that he was aboutto assume
charge Of Il female
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

ONE Of sam Green teams coming in-
20 the stable empty handed, minus
driver. lap robe and whip, created de-
cided sensation about those precincts
Tuesday evening The team had been
sent out in the morning with Win Crit
fen in the drivers seat and the couun-
diam presented itself. where was VIII?
Visions Of broken neek~, midnight assas-
ans and other horrors loatod over the
startled brains Of sam and his assistants
amt an exploring expedition was at once
fitted out, to take the road, in search of
the absentee. As the horses had come
~ with no signs Of a runaway and noth-
Ing broken. j, was suggested that the
boy had tumbled or got out and the
team had gone OF and left him. This
afterward proved to be the case and a
thrilling sensation was nipped in the
bud
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

The Madison State Journal furnishes
the information that Grant county viii
build an insane asylum in connection
viii Iowa and Lafayette counties.
Nothing like gong away from home to
learn the news. THE HERALD was not
aware that the county had decided as
vet TO build any asylum
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

A SPIRITED attack was commenced
Tuesday morning by Asst. Street Com
missioner Stone upon the muddy lakes
extending around the north and east sides
of court house square. After three
hours of heavy firing-mud out of a
long-handled shovel, Stone gave 1t up
IN dispair and started in search of some
weaker spot in the enemy's defences.
, 1881-10-18

crue Hl,eer on his lips In frnnt VI young man, II.
nervous twitrngs OF wl1oso oscnt -ttt feature. tns
mora pfnn1y than could any words, however !rce,,
intorsersc with nsctivca, tho tuEturc ilu IuI
fcri,R.
"ye. n,r" said iturpctt Mcintosh. tonkfuR uu ,,.
tho fncp "f him vii" l,a'f apnken. !" ! 1ns0 MYn,.
with ricil+ wnri. tnmloatuunt vu lint reefs mi
Ut uhstHcfos but HrGups n~nY llkU h9ftJ nvHnpch.
tho atrrrncy In nncluI tsit'or Tint Gxl.ts hetwcs
ia. sly pnssa0n Is tiealhiofs uttu ttt aa Tho uvhl
eIoun Ut iu esert unthars torcu With uvnry Isan,
Ut ts existence, nnd stills n1Ik1 With liz hot sfea
tho Ifu Ut nsHn Bnd bcass know tint nppeHfnt,c,.
nra aHninst MO. am t,nr and honest, md tnst sa
ur,ay hight hntl t4n-fuil heAtnn 1t tho tH Chm
but | cannut cu1,ccAt mr. lave. fuaf nrs rich m
SucceastAl, mnd c,i, sec fruhl tho wEnlnw nf N,
intto r0om In whl1tt mUrk tito hsIl wutls NJ
your and hear lilo pa!nttyn cry VI tbs
stricken p3, wlin l.aS s interim kcoaped nut xnd
tut into hnnB md clear atdGs brf0to TIM rchn Of b
sluati ishrUk has ceutGd 10 lIiHor IN lilo mnAk.sdes
nlr of tho stuck-yaris. fou nso living und.,
turt,Nuis1.trt1d sklas Hillo an In gfcat luck h
lnvu Aky Mt nit. II ID not MY fhut that sou IN
rlchi lore your daughter ind str rcturns ny Iot,-
md, EnYlnR this, ttcrntt upkGu nnx!H1siy Ia ths
direction OF the window, hIs hrenst gIslhs sre..
trob Ut jny hs no saw tlat the bllntl were c,u,ti
and thu uid tuan ct'uld mt ttrnr him nut.
"Ilntk ~, nly lad.' safd tho pork.pncacr whIis
cold sknt!.r rink AnD hnrered Ger hs fare I'm.
Iny ynu love my daughter. md would win he, d,
your bride. 70 10 It. / l.av1 natnhs against ,tes
Hnyo thy puvertY. c01uc tn me Within n,unth With
thousand .onrs Rn!ueti by tblus Own industry aoa
kill n1.d Myrtle einli hg ynur wife. II you fail In
this her ,anl is 9ven To friend of 1,l!ne who ownss
Klueust -fhctUrY."
:" Hut suroly you would not force Lar to ma,,,
aaalast her wlf' sa'd lscrbort sho haa pliah,.i
hvr ttottl to sne."
II knw not Of your ch1lstfs, vagates" replied ID,
old blar. :" have said my auY In three mina.eti
ssInil unite t1ie bulldog"
1turbert Wctt aWnY.
Midnight on waunsh uyonue.
t1vu man aro neated arouud table With a hois /,
, 1881-10-18

lr Inns been supposed for long time that
thu construction Of iron steamers Will
bulklicntls," or cross-walts, was n gnarnn-
leo against sinking from any ordinary leak.
Tho system Of butkhoatts Is simply division
Of tho bottom lnto number OF wator-tiEht
compartments. The tt,onry fns been TINT n
holo III any one or oycl, two or moro OF si1cli
compartments would not affect tho others,
and tho steamer would continue TO float u11-
til ait tho compartments hml been knocked
in separately. These bulkIleatls are scpa-
rated by lrotl-toors, alld when steamer ins
sunk heretofore It Inns been concluded that
these doors had benn ctrclcsly left opcl, Or
, 1881-10-18

tile pretended menace OF "Noftherh Dhy-
onets," rat1tar tllnn lose tie rental OF the
ground orcupte.l by the barracks and tho
disbursement Of $40. .0ooa mant! nnonE tlon,
for tho support of thu EArrlso'i, there IL Il
algn TINT tho Southern people nre coming to
tloir scltses An oye TO tho mnfn rt1nilca
will bn the safest protection aganst future
ilulllslcntlol, secession, snclHt hstraelsiti. Or
my other form OF dtsunlon. 1t fs tho
very opposit Of tic proposition ,nado
in certain quarters only few years
nyo to cut off commercial Intercourse
witt. tho North. Thu So,ttl. will always
tiutl nil advantage lit intfMato nssocta-
TIM will, tIio North, which controls thu cnpt-
ta!, tho enterprise, thu energy. a,'l the best
business bruins Of tic country; nltd IT lilo
1papfe Of Tho South l,asn ut lust arrived at II
proper appreciation nf such advantage, rs
tic desire to retain the National troups Mt
A.Iutta would Indicate, then tic country
may begin to feel tl,at tho War Is really over,
with only s,,elt remnants as jeff DnyEs. Jubal
Early, bob Toolnbs, and n few other dlsjccta
4ucnlblrt to recall Its bitterness.
It may be that social considerations nc
count In part for the reluctance which the
people of Atlanta exhibit III parting with tho
t,rayu bll.-c0ats who have beon uunrtereu
| tt,orr III such case tic event woultl be still
| more Significant nf II ellnnge lit sentiment.
II tho 1a,lles of Atlanta Join tho men In pro-
Testing against tho removal Of tile Fifth Ar
! tfllery, It would Indicate TINT Union officers
arc no onger tho ',ctca alolrs they formerly
were In Southern society. 1t may bo TINT
tlio Southern indies ,ayo discovered that f.at-
tnntry Is mt iii unknown art Mt tlio North.
II may be tlat the officers Of the garrison ut
ATLANTA l,ayu male themselves usuful rs cs-
corts, hayo developed n capacity for lending
tho German, and III othor respects have COLI
nelutud themselves to tho fair sex In the
South. 1t ts possible tint tic removal Of the
garrison threatens to Bnap certain bonds OF
tenderness that llnye been established be-
tween tho epal,lcts and pettlcoats. 1t Is
possible that, while tho patcrfamiltds pro-
tests against tho removal OIL business
grouutts, tho belle OF the family may object
on sentimental grounds. If this be ths case
no much tho bettcr. Tile women Of the
So,t.l, have bccll tho most relentless III tl'eir
rrcIutlIccs aEalnst tho people Of tho North,
untif they urr ready to look with favor npo1,
tho worst type of Northern barbaris'n-tle
Union soltlicr-thero Is no longer any reason
to apprellcnd dangerous degrees Of scctloll-
nj anlnloslty.
, 1881-10-18

IT llas long BEEN pecu1arity Of tho 'l!yore
laws In New York tint tile guilty party,
wflel, separation las bccn .lecrccs', Is rr'-
l.ibitss from marrying agaEn. Tile 'is1tal
custom llns bern, tn suc! case, fnr pcrsoll
desiring 10 contract n,st,ther marriage, to
take tie benefit oil moro le,,lcrt law lit nli-
other State nnt then return to New York
mi! clailn to be legally married. The Court
of Appeals las nj 1englli bccll compelled to
decide tint marriages 80 colttactctlAre legal.
Indeed, there was scarcely ronm for arEa-
,uent. rs tho general principle Is tl,at II ''1ar-
riage Kuod iu one p!acu IL gond NIL over tlle
world. II, attempt to apply tic reverse of
this principle woultt ca,.se Hreat hardship
aud suffering, a,lsl subject tnMncent persons,
especially women, 10 unnecessary risks.
, 1881-10-18


bishop Ire, Of DGlnwaro, lIas just cello
1r,tc, lin fnrtisth anniversary Of bIs conseor,.
tIn,, 80 It,tr,, ~"'-@ss'A'
''o" us 1'a'loP- ....-.
Alrs' JacKao1'' Inc willow OIL "Stofewa!l"
oackso1i. ahu @ nor oa"RnteF' a"Se peeh WISHING
III ',e" 1o'A eny'
n. uArtl,oleMy st. 1liiairo las strong
tasto for antiquarian Btudfos-an unusual ons
III q man Of at1aIrs.
Sir Edward Thornton Ii now with hts
wlfe mn hin ,ynv In NJ pctarsb,trr II, entrr ,ron
h,s dlDtumntio funct1o,,a m lirit;sh Amb.t.,
,Hof,nr.
Father Eugene Vetromfle, who died t.
Gently III t}ullipo!I. ltnEy passe rho Qreater mart
- III IIro t,, 4i,t,n - ,,os ,,rt.,1..I,. .,.
VI n,s ,.ic ~ s'n.. ~ WIS p"t.'sua.H nl'sf'
cstet! ~ tao Aunakl lnoiens. 4nu pnbllsoel
D0ok III thotr tongue for their uenehts entitled
l,idsan. uoo: T. lsngk e., te was r. ior Long tina
pastor OF III. alaey'8 Chufah In MaoniAa.
,r}n Etnnress Euckuie reeen.Iv hnd hsr
..,,, .,., r. 1,, os ~. I'.a,I..., ,,.,.s. ~.
VIII ulAae Ill fArls' sne has it1ss1t4teu ft,1ee
Nlctnr-tho yotlnE Ecnt'cn'An who bus Just en'
tered tho nrlny--as her sole heir and executor
ard nresented him M thu chief of tto Donnnat.
ist tiy1iasty uIyisimr him Mt the snn,u IiI,la ID
C,,,rIs,,, His HAM
, 1881-10-18
LAKESIDE Mu8ING9.

New slgn III Paris: "Irlsh spoken liere."
~ sec thut john Kolly. has been writing
somo moro poultry about me. Gun htat Kelly
writing poetry with ono hand tied behind me-"
~. J. TfttieH.
Four NIhi!Ists wore scl,toncel to tnlprlson-
,nent for testns as tonE as their natncs at Ut.
Petersburg last Saturday. Tho Russian 0osern.
ment has ovsdontly determined to use tho
lurs[,ust means at It's command In dealing With
those people.
",Yhat I,ol MY merry poet man,
Cotun AIt 20 here nwhilo,
Aud vii! toll you how to nuke
or Inouey quito pllo."
THUS spako tho gray. haired editor
Unto callow youth
Who straight from college came aud for
A 1ob applied, iorsoath.
"Iwou!d writer be-" he said,
"On topics Ut tho time.
Tho sprlKhtty paragraph I'll bnlldt
ur cko q funny rhytno.
"Wlth pasc.bail lore I'm really tllied
I'm trnnis quito too quite;
Doat.rao!nR report With ease,
Likewise 4 great pE!zo-dght." Il
The editor had once himself
licen young, and fa!r, and fresh,
hut now 10 snau 20 tty III ho
Was found tn the pr0fesh.
"you know too muoh." hu soft repl[al
Unto tAlo's Erauuate;
VITO pit Gxaiust NY other tneu--
They could not 20 your va!t.
"nut II 'tis woalth you want, my boy.
| Why lluxer upAr tuo, WHEN
Your money CAa ut ovens 10
l TItt,,s
, 1881-10-18

for Goyernor. at tho inst moment II
came to a rlglat"a'omt faco III ADVOCACY q
bookwattcr's notllnat'on. Thoml'soM WINS
II .lctrgate to the convention ''al soee4 i"f
Bookwalttr Tho duy nftcr tho ELECTION TIC
Times denounced Nn'ltwaters c0'ltli'laes.
declared tl'at lila nomination WIS procitfru
by tn,pr'prr ineasls, aid Tint l'o deserved
uetcas. Ill explanation uf tlil3 extraordinary
mtxcst colirse It Ii itsin1'Atca tliat ulefo was
a corrupt rcasun tor TIC 11'1cs' s''aucli
c'iai'Ke from Fo'iett TO Dookw''lter' nntt u IL
chnrged lliat tlio I4n'cs demanded s''oo
from l'ooHwa!tcr Win WHICH to lleerchse i!s II
clfcuallo''' wnlcl' ee'''"'!o WAS lol''se''' ail"
lthnl!y tl'at THOMPSON was PROMISE" tHo
l''atiaRelei't Ut l3ooHwalter,s campaign nus
barre', wi'icli PROMISE "as ilot "'l.l!ea. LUIS
IS olie III doxets o1 ILLUSTRATIONS III s1o ".'er
rottehiess which fnrSnactl the chHlp",R1'
1fo!, the 'lceptlon ot tnc Hlf'eue l"t t'le
nomination OF tue now convert 'ooRwnl'et'
~ ZIG cnN-hts acleat w '"eh's-nse s'1o"'
sflatl ''tnlofliv. =,
INC ESecu1a'e committees WIS set ny g.
NRaIhs1 tho catn11u3le' "''o tllo coh'1''enee "
LUG e''hast'ate III 'no co''''"it.eo "'.S nt'e''s
ucstloset!' a'la pesi'aPs WIZ e""'. 'e"ao".
Ing eaisalo"te WIS p't't ult'.le'e't"'ls ~ NV
'hac'''nc' hna t1lo l1ohc3' 'ns.e"' VI uc,''t,
eSpe1'"ett lor "as' 1"''ts pos'tn', WIS .'''e.'
"""s VI l"'eh"'e'' w p".'s oo",ie4s VI 4o.t
uae. l"'oh"aitct "Pc'!t t"e''s ,'"''"''' ,''.'
tIo''a!s oi lhe i'e!"ct"''e pieos " Wv o"',t
c'rcalat'ne 'a'l''oh eop'os a'a"nk ."p"n. m'..
iiean a"a s"pposeu a!s'epel.,e"t '"'e'S' ,'t ,.'"
, 1881-10-18

TltE Dutch l,unorists who l,ave been buy
tng up Confederate b0ntls n. tho rate OF Sa.ho
per st,o0 vii! awake sone .lny to the 'lls-
cnycry tint. for n sollll Investment, this will
not compare with the t,1Iip.l1ltbs Ut their
nrcat-gram!ratler Nearly MI tho Southern
States which, tnay be held morally responSl-
bic for tho Confederate lUnds lave taler a''tl
t,lorc pressing ul,lERntt0ls which they lluve
rrptltintetlih whole ortn part, ai'! others nre
still scllp1nitH to yet rid VI fractions Of their
debts acknowledged to be Justly dnc. Wo
I.ave yrt to perceive In my Ut those
States n disposition to pay debts which
thpy co,,s.l avoid paying on gooa legal
mud morn' grounds. Thu payment Of these
Confederate honas by nny Stata Gov
erst,lelt would bo Illegal, Hs there Ii
aM express prohibition against 1t III nil
amendment to the National Constitution; IL
would also bB immoral, ns tile Stntes nre
now Inhabited by ynst l,uull'cr OF citfzcns,
Including the ncgrors, wl,o dit not prac'atm
tic War, waEc It, Or .sy'npathtze will It, md
uuglt mt tn BIZ taxed ,o my the cost uf It.
'Thu Dutch sfNcutntors realize further, It Ii
to lie llopc.l, !l,at the price pail by them for
tho bonds Is notorious, nllu that tho tlsst
| clfnrt 10 yet payment wD.ltl he met BY tia
denial of obligation, even 0f 4 moral nr
sentimental lt,ul, beyond tho $50 per 81 ,0N
invested in tic speculation. II popular
| subscription should be startled to tnke up the
| tututa III every ex-Cntl{sileratu State. rs pro-
! pt,sttl, It. Is tn,,htful II enough would be
renlixe, IL !luuislato the expenses of the
| lawyer In New Inrl; who llas netgd rs agen
| III luuKng tho collections.
, 1881-10-18

IT IL not hard to SEQ wher0 l'arilell gels tho
stItf III him which bus lnado hlll tho Arceptol
and recognized loader Ut tho lFsh In all the
wurll. llu comca by IL honestly frons bis
Yankee nother. That dame has infused her
own spirit and grit Into her SIN. ~ the Rreat
Land LsaRuo meeting In Now York slntay oven
iux aha was called upon 10 say something In ro-
RAru 10 the arrest VI hor sou. Sh0 buried tlctl'
auco at tho british Lion after this slyle Ia the
midst OF vociferoua upplauso from 6,o00 listen
ere;
| regret worry much that camo hoto totally
unprepMsetl to Eay AnSthtnE. ] can only Aay
thlt my thoughts have bneH thrown Ato cslSttl.
erahlo confuslan. ~ which respect 6opu that
Nuns of the Irish will copy me. But ta4st say
that atn nut in tho lesst ALARMED. but muat
, 1881-10-18

Nt:w Ynnk is cursed with largo number
Of "bol,iall cars" III Cllfca9n once WIS. Tlo
Society for tl.e Prevention Of Accidents has
cn,re Ia tile conclusion that these vehicles
arc RESPONSIBLE for Il large proportion OF tic
collisions. rllnnways, and rt,1loyers Ill tic
streets where they aro In use. atll tho olfs-
cers or tint society have determined to prose-
cute the corporations vigorously III every
ease where III, accident en-, h. traced to ono
Of the ''bt,btail cars.'' Jlit tl,er. IL more
general nntl more serious complaint against
these cslrs. The passcngeris matle conductor,
COLLECTOR, cashier, and sometimes Il police
Officer Tic corporation culllpels tho public
nut only 10 endure Oyerer0w.ltng. but to net
as agent f0r the company II, collecting faro
anil helping to run the cir. New i0rk
may leurn from Chicago how to grt
rid Of tlese nuisAnccs. They were run IN
several streets fit this city inr n long time,
! ind until tho public made lip It's nii1 tint
It. would not stand tho Imposition my
! longer. People refused to lny their fare
| unitss n conductor cni,c to collect 1t. Ono
| ge.ltlennn tt,ok tho leadership Of this erll-
| sa,,e. liz would! tell Tho pcotls III every chr
III wl,Icl, he r,.tle tlut lie wallll pny all their
! fires whenever conductor presented himself
10 collect tho same. Tho refusal to pay far..s
under this announcement SOUL became NJ
general tl'at tho company WAS compelled tn
yield to Lie public pressaru III order to save
It's prufits. Tia company resorte'l to several
| devices to snye the "hobtnils,". but ultt ll01
cure tn go t1tto Tho courts. 1t SOON put con
,l,,etOrs uu tho "bntntl" ears, nNl then Sub
stEtutcd other and larger cars ns rapidly rs
, 1881-10-18
THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RA1LR DADS
AND THE GOLD BRICK 8WlNDLE.

khu 1lGU HClp 1klIt1tNAA III -S0" AotR hAo
other .lay for attempting to sell to retired
tra,lesn,ntl wlio tlaa sD,no money 10 Invest
gold brick matle Of brass. Tl'ts brick was
salted viii, ltttlc gold. which Tho holders
bored o,lt for assay, and tho price Of TIM
frall.l WIS s5,00U. Tho men were arrested
OH a Charge of swinlItng. mn, will ITO doubt
be tried. convicted, ntld scnt to prison, t's
they deserve to bc.
II, tho snlle Issue Of tho Now York paper
That tells of the apprehension uf these gold
brick swintllcrs IL I'LL account OF tic
successful negotiation for settlement
Of tlla troubles between tho elevated
railroads. I'y thls plan., Manhattan, which
hail BEEN earning a deficit. Is to receive
annual dividends Of 1 per cent. Ono Of
tito htgl. contracting parties to tl,fs agree
Mcut had sworn within Il ,lontll III court
ot Justice that Manhattan stock was WORTH
less, md liatt 10 assets wt.atevcr. Tho other
higll contracting purity had declared Tint lo
would not glye n cent for as Dlnny Of Ets cer-
tiilcutcs rs donkey could haul down hill.
| Hardly hnyu these statements reached tho
! public when these lllcn meet mil ngrcn thut
this stock shall DO pattl n dividend of4 per
cent Il yenr out Of the earnings of tho Gle.
yntcd roads, and TINT tie dividends Of tho
utlcr companies shall be reduced for TINT
PURPOSE. Az al Immediate rc8utL A1nltllat-
tal,. which 1,atl becn Kicked around for
| months rs worthless, advanced 90 per cent
i'll price III two dayB, and secms likely to 10
much higher.
The men who aro now selling ur 3fanllat-
tai as n divfdemlpayer aro the salllc lilcn
who but n fow weeks ago wure using fil tho
~ {7F
, 1881-10-18
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrr Fu1cA0o Tn1prSE Inns established br'inc1
oKcrs for tho rcenlpt Ut subscriptions atsd advertise"
tueufx m follows: a.,
NEW rUltk-lloom - IfihHnf building. F.T Mc-
FAphES. Manager, ..
GLASGOW. Scotland -Aslnn'A American news
Areucr. II Hcntle1d'sL
LONuuN. Enz.--hmorlcnn ESchan3s ~ etfaha'
4ES1y +. Gtls.tf,, ARuBt
WASHINGTON. y. C.-lalH rtreet
, 1881-10-18

WI: are inAo1tuh tn Mr.. Sc0yllle, tho Mt
tor,ey for tiulteau, for putting Il sntl tldeM crd
to the repurls that tlla Presidents Hentll wus
due tn. tic treatment ha received from Ills
physicians. Thu phystcInl,s summoned TO
support the theory of n,alpractlce unite III
saying That, II called to Washington, their
testimony will be to tllr cortruty elect. DR..
Marion Sims. Ut New York, VIII, l,as ottcll
been referred 10 Ill ole of the seyerest critics
og tho attcn.lng physIela,ls, satsl IN MI 1l,tar-
view Saturday: "As sool rs tlae assnsi,s
bullet struck t;Bn. Gnrilett's spine Ills
cass WIS hopeless, aiMl no physician
III the country coult! haye saye1 Illn."
Even Dr. Hammond, the tu,nol,s x,lr-
kton who has Iearne.l 80 m.lcll about
Kunsl,ot wounds by treating nervous .ltseascs
exclusively tor the last seyrutecM years. de-
clares TINT "the bali kll!cd itu pntiunt," and
that "the main CAUSE OF Ills death was the
wound Inflicted by {iu!tcal4." hrs. Andrews
aud Gum. Of Chicago. secln 10 agree wholly
with Dr. Marion Sl,,ts. T'l!o Testimony III
these three eminent surgeons, leuylug tic
nervous Hammond ont of tim case, will be
decisive. 1t will satisfy the medical profea'
alon aud Tie general public tint. whether tic
treatment was tudtcious or not, tho recovery
of the patient wns Impossible from The sturt
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