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A Great Cause Of Human
Misery
Ia the Loss Of
Is the Loss Of
KZy5 SSlTjSgs!,1Ys ls

A Lecture on the Nature, Treatme f. and Radl.
col cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Spernatorrhora
induced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary tmissi rs.
Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Impedment1 90
MarriEge generally; Consumption, Epilepsy, ana
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c.-By
ROBERT J. CULYEKWELL, NJ. D., author Of the
5reen Book, &c.
The vorld-renowned author, IN this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Self-Aluse may
be effectually removed without dangerous surgca.
operations bongies, instruments, rings, or c1rdi-
ais pointing out mode Of cure at once certain
and effe, tuab by which every sufferer. NO rnatte~
what his condition Ray be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately and radically.
tN- This Lecture will prove a boon to thOus
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. to any
address, post paid, on receipt of six cents.or two
postsgestamps We have also a sure cure flr Tape
Worm, Address
The CuIVerWeII Medical Co.
Al Ann st New York; Post Ohce Box, 45s6
July Sly
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MERCHANT MILL

in running order with all the water rights there
unto belonging. aud = large Mansion House,
roed garden and lot Of ground. containing about
three acres more or less.
This mill has good custom, IL fnsly located
about lsk Of mile from strasburg. on the Valley
Turnpike In good wheat aud corn growing
county and Is . very desirable property.
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n n vsesss sssn visdsu !, " wAks metal Boolss c..s
q. lutsfien red ~ ssd rniaslA Cheapest and best
N sr tour spsistivs yurpos~A Valuable cab
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

n 49, - AoS1r--Ag~nts wanted svefy
VuhEEwnsre. BuslneS bonorabls and hrrt
nktEH eisss psr,iS ct .snt frrs hddrsss
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Pr 0ftable Employment.

AGENTS WANTED for the sale Of Noyeltie, new.
attractive and sslesble. For descriptive ci cular.
address q. SHEIRY X co.
Aug. 3l-2m). No. 1l30 Park Place, y r.
Washington j G.
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Pursuant to . decree Of the Circnit Court OF
said county, rendered last term in the chancery
suit Of Henry p. Ludwig and eonplts vs.. Geo. d..
spenrIer, &c. pefts. the undersigned special COM
missioner, viii on,
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The lands Of which ISsac oolladsy died seized
Doeaeased.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881
TERMS OF SALE,

Ten per cent cash on the day Of sale and the
residue In three equal annual instAlmsHts for
which the purchaser thAl give bonds with Ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale and the title 70 be retained IS I'D.
ditionai security until all the purchase money Is
paid. Sale 10 begin Al IL oeloef, A. N.
BkML. G. GOLL.DAr,
Z, L. sTICKLEY,
Oct. std, Special ComrA
&c. Hoshour, Auotionesr.
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WANTED.

will pay liberal price for No. Blacksmith.
want q SINGLE man with study habits. the work
II principally on nsv wagons. none need 10 apply
unless be is good workman.
Btrasburg, Va. ABRAHAM BAkEh.
Sep. 1s-et.
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Esfray Notice,

Taken up by the subscriber on his rlace, on or
shout the LIST day of Septem' or orc .teer 81 the
following description: Color red brlulle awhile.
streak in face IN shape 4 the figure So. hind legs
white to knee and white streak along the belly.
SUPP posed to be years old.
The owner will cone forward. lr.va rrortrt,
and pay charges, otherwise It Will be d.pasel %
according to lav.
Oct. 5-3t. Pd. THOMAS Prizes ,
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT;
Y In the clerks Once OF the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah, Sept. Both 1881; Annie V. AenEel BY
her mex. friend Reuben Allen, Complt
AGAINST
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A history Of recent event. In ons ,s

country may think differently. =
, 1881-07-20
ESCAPE OF MURDERERs.
8pkt{dl Ntpa{eh to Ihs Chteaco 1tihunA

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July l0.-An Ozark
special reports thnt, through the connlyance
Of tho jntfer, fonr mlrderers succeeded in
escaping from Jai! at that point Inst night.
Tho most notorious Of these were james
Casey and james Holland, whose triuls wero
III progress for the murder Of Burgess James
III Yell County III 1878. They were lndictod
for tho crime, along with one Charles
!ie!pfrsy, who actually murdered James,
liollalld md Casey being nccessortes aud
planning all the details. uelpl,rey turned
State'a evidence, and so convicted lila
a;ccoInplless. &c. bat. Justice was tllwarte4
changes, Of venue. md Tie escape
Of tho two men seems to haya virtually
clleated the Kalowy. It is singular fllct
that llelphroy, who was confined In jail at
tue saMe polnt, nlsn escapea soIne fur weeks
suit ct Cassy and lsolland, a!ld, II they are
caught, y II feared they Will fall victims to
mob y!olenca. The people, 1T Yell and
Franklin Counties aro stirred up consldor-
ably, over the aifalr, and the cutlery against
the Ink enforcement OF the criminal laws
botll loud nlld deep
, 1881-07-20
: THE TALBOT I'AnNICIDE9,
Special H{tpoteh 10 m GhteuQo yftbuHt.

MAnyy.LLE, No., July lo.-~TAe fate OF
Charles E. and Albert T, Talbot seems to be-
settled at last beyond tha ren,olest possIbllt-
ty Of doubt, Thoy, will have to axplate
their crlule OIL the RalloWs, rs tbs law Inns dr.
>rected III their caso On naxt Friday, July "a "a
In thts city, as Gov. Crlttender has positive
" determined to Interfere M further In their
bullalt, as the following letter from ni.u to
Sheriff Henry Toel will show: , :. !,
JEFFERSON CRY. Mo.,. July l8,-}ienTv Taet,'
Sheriff u NNtatsub Coa1Itv,r ulssnltrI-eths YYl
VIII make the neeussary preparation for carry
Charss 4: and abort 7. TAl0ot, whoas sxov.l:
POP w. poalponsa BY ny order pnttl Frldays
with that senteaee, Lot ypur preparations. bq
~ thuFouEh tn detalt ~. they WeEe tbotnret
Hntntut!n u sutln'ont uatnber Ut guards u prq:'
anee OF your plau4. Vary respectfully, =, z.
=. e. 4HQMAA r. QRlITSMpXM, 2
, 1881-07-20
FEELING.

7V. o,-,-,-,..- f.,f.. 1n .,:,.-.
,n,'. MAsnlSoroS, vusy W.-an,oi's ulo inter-
esa es.'.k eon..aunieations a received nc tae EN-
ecut1sa Mans1o'', oner'ns symratny, Is ono
usoA ~, wy Ete'ca lostucnts ot Tue NoftnWest.
d,a'' dno 'eL'on WIZ Mkan VI meeting He'll II.
S'ue"ep, aa!a VI ue1lats anu a. Dayonst
wsre appp.htea eoa'.nttao 10 transmit the
sntAe' WHICH they d!tl thso"Rh tho Collector
OF customs. Iho following reply las bce,i
tTnnstEltled: .-...
ExEouT1yE AASssoN-1he ]foft. 1pd1fam Hell
~ smfh f0uf lottor Of tho 11th With its III
closure Ia received. hAvc Invited tho attc1.
ton Of Mrs' Garfield to tho communication
l.om 10 ssonon fos'4ents OF Tue Northwest.
aho 500 aea@rcs me 10 convey to theln. through
, 1881-07-20
He Is Struggling Like n
Drowning Rat to Save
Himself.
If Ho HID Anything to Trado
tho Democrats Would
= Swap with Him. -
He Keeps 1mploriug His Squad to
Hold Out D Day
Meanwhile He Makes New
Figures to Submit to
the Democrats.
In the Vote Yesterday Lapham
Lacked Four Votes OF
an Election. .

spffta1 Dsratsh 10 TIE cntedeo 1f11tint-
~ s".a.. ~ :, u"5 ~ Ion"'s w."
..a '1."eE .o' a'.oalet u"s' 'u'u Ply
e'..en u'o elrc'.on .. h's s'ceessoF y" lno
..,,.,.,.. o"ttut' "'nuusm Aap.n!l" w"s
Ms"'t ious 8utes OF ali eleet'oh: 4he ue!uy
1.s p'otonteu lne s'fHs9n, Dut e'on uae
nueAs aus'lt lnat tte cohtest cahhoe 'asl
many ttays. Us length Will depend oil
tonk'1nEs ability 70 keep llls nen together
" II coItlhunhco OF TIC tactics now practtcea.
Nhen tho 'VostrNcti0nlsts tneet III their
morning conicrence tfioy nro requested by
tne eS-ochator'a special representative
10 slah0 hrh Tor JUST one any
more: rs negotiations aro III progress
W,leh may result fasoraoly. III
ti''s manner tne bucHs nave bren held FROM
aay oaay. NOW u hlesssago has been r.
colveu AsklilQ TUG ialtl't'll 10 ho'tl out lor
losty'e.ghs hours more as important plans
ate ue'elopl'R.' lhat CohK!lnE IL making
!. rnh astEArEsr EFFoir or HIS LIFE
70 "afa OIL Impending deleat seems ovident
from the movement or tho b'lck 'eatlers
mere anu reports OF tile activity a1n0ilg tho
machine workers which cdtno from New
York. John +. SInytlle Inns been summoned
back from Ills summer snI0nrn Mt tho Thnu-
sand Isles. That interchangeable worker,
Superintendent Dutcgr, who Ind mr.
ranged to start Tonight IN n tour
Of tnsrnct,on of rt,e cnnaia hna toonad t,ia
tr,., ~ s'.',.ni ,,.s !. ~ III, '''s
laburing for CunkllnE. Other lfeutenunts are
ulso hard ut work. III Nuw York Cunllling
las been
IN ciosr rorrrrrxcv ,v,r,r ppov,xrxr
- pENoC'hATlc i'EApEhs'
aaa haS seib1lattetl several propositions to
them t0 gain their aid In helping hls cr,lse.
Among tho prnuosais Ia one Tor n ftnnt uh-
t,s, s,r'.n.,s., v' ~ -" '.s eN a."s ~.
- ~. ~. -, ,'oHs ,' ee
..'"e'".s ~ c'ec' va t'4o sH'se' uhlcc1s IoAt
ial', anu GohklanG to secnre Il innJ0rlty OF
tho members Of the Legislature. Another
ata ,vitI - H. tIa t,sIs """ "y copl.
, 1881-07-20
md pulse vera all normal. nnd tho patient
comfortable and doing yery we'll, indeed, !.

and pulse vera all normal. nnd tho patient
comfortable and doing very we'll, indeed.
AT 2 O'CLOCK THIS ArrEnNooH
The Presidents pulse was q, With rcsptrA.
lion and temperature normal. lilo slept moro
during tho day, anil was comfortable and
sasy. His appetite continues good. and ho
would cut more II 1t wero given him. Ato
h'clock this afternoon the, Presidents CON:
'ttLtton was still very favorable. There was
no sian Of fover. The wound discharged
cap,o,tsiy to-day. Tic utscharee continues
10 be healthy. The patient Is mono the worse
from Inst nights fever.
NosTRuats. - ~
There is olosut III the privato sccretary's
of1lce which has been converted into GU
tlosity-shop. In It hare been deposited NIL
tho patont medicines, salycs, md things. The
closet looks now Ms II somebody had thor.
ough1y mixed the contents ot thrcd apoti,-
ecnry shops and LET them atny mixed. All
kinds Of bottles md boxes, with some moro
complex nflegcd remedies whlcl, rcaulto
little mechanism TT their use, arc there.
, 1881-07-20

PHILADELPHIA, July l9.--Thts afternoon
Tholnas McDeyltt aud Legrand Ensign wero
arrested aud taken before the United States
Commissioner tor hearing on the charge Of
conspiracy to dofraud the Government In
connection with tito star route frauds. Dis.
trlctrAttorney Valentine stated tint lie was
ready to 10 TN, but tho absence Of the defend
ants' counsel nade postp0neMent necessary
and the mon wero held uader 5000 bull;
until Thursday next ut noon. VALENTINO.
explained that other warrants had been la
sued, but that these wero the only ones ~.
ttlr1,0l. II Was stated uAt f0ur bonds 1ilu'
bGall ehtara1, upoll enct, Of which EYstEp'2
nalne appeara as security for MI amount; h&6
rln allegation IL that theSe bouds are WORTH.
!css. AlcDayl.t did not sign tho. bonds. hut
liv Is chargel with having lad q knowledge
It. The routes were not used, but wtro rulet'
at higher rates. - '',.S 80 !.
, 1881-07-20


ST. PAUL. Mlnn.,' July 19.--A family OF
eight namcd Held were butchcred by the i'll
sane father near Arcadia. Wis, Saturday
night, nnd, IA It was remote from n telegraph
station no report reached tho press tlnttl yes
teraay, md, In fact, nothing was known Of
tho murder until Sunday, when tho gllastly
forms wero revealed. A reporter describes
the scenes: ,"As we entered the kitchen door
we belleld on tho tluor surrounded by q pool
Of blood the husband and father, SHOT
through the brain. At his side lay i've
shooter Of tho navy pattern, near
him on chair lay a l,atcllct, wh!io on
the table were powder mud caps. In tho room
tNtj0!ntHg Wns the body ut the wife and
youngest c1lll, n boy Df yenrs, both shot
trougl! tho brain. III tic ntttt Ut tile build.
Ing was the body OF Paul Held, Jr., boy of
II years Ut aEe, stlot through tho brnlr1. In
OF Andrew Held, o. years OF
ago, who was. .Bllok Us tho
Others we're, through, the heatt.. The remain
Ink four children were shot, ai1d one-a girl
Of l3-,torrtbly tmang1ed witt, hatcl,et, the
wounded ones WerU removed, as soon as tile
crlnlo was discovered, to an htlj0tnlng farm-
cred with blood and presented gliastly
slight, A Cor0nor's Jury rendered a verdict
In accordance with tile foregoing Facts"
, 1881-07-20
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM WILLIS.

= = WVIsLtNM WILL[S+ :,
Mr.: William WITH + 'fatl,er Of William M.
Willis, bookkeeper.ot tho Western Union
Telegraph CompanG died yesturtlay Mt tile
residence of his aan.in-iaw, Capt. y. N,
Baker, ut Engluwoad,:: Mr.. willis has resla-
'c., till within tic last month at Sax lIarLor.
ll.nnE .lsIand.. whore yha aid his vito huyo
llscl for the lust ilfty years. leIng lhg oldest
married couple It, ttpt placc. Iii. Willis aid
Ills wife lately dentdGl to rstnnya 10 En9le.
daughters: Soon afteftlleIr arrival, Mr.NVillia,
Whu WIS rs yenrA Of age, ct,lIinlplicgtl fuljNtt
ln health, and has kraduaily wasted away.
lle tcaves q wite Of ll!y sa,ue nRc AZ himself.
tlay. The Engiewooh Utti-rnllows wilt viii con. ,n
duct the cere,ony at pakwuo.ls Coinotery,
, 1881-07-20
. A BALTIMORE BLOWOUT.

I ,HALT1NoRE, Nd, July la.-'fho NefchaT',r VI,
and. Manufacturers, Association Of tls1s eos
composed Ut all The leading merchants. w. MsI
ufacturers, aud businessmen, hasa aes''s .' I,
to hold a grand "Marti.0s fes1fn =
pallIniote In October ,,axt In connseatrs
with the formal celebration VI ths lnt!ouii; mi
ton :of water from the new. G4apo9ywss9
Water rWotks, to prveela or lnImgda!!a.eii|In i|Insn
Te ~ sStStes4 Sot s4 4cGsaaee geaf "a
other ORGANIZATIONS win cooperate. all1
display Will hs pf the most lilera! aaa ebu btxu
fa.a character. ARRANGEMENTS Aats .uuth
made Will, all !!nes OF travel leading .snsrd ssd
that tha coming fss.iyal shall equal ~ 70, q
traeuon the eSes4ut-Centennial In Octope' 'A'-
, 1881-07-20
ALLEGED wfrg.p;orsox,v,

SULLIVAN, ILL.,, July. .l9.-Oa Friinv o,.u
Log OF last week Mrs. II. J. Freeman. AZ St.a I,a
fnkton, Ill. died. atter an illness Of m hnss ass'
with symptoms Of being poisoned, Tia ras' cas'
nor summoned jury OIL Saturday, and a,,s. .''
holding post inortam on tho botiy AMI, ha.a hsst
tng tho evidence In the case tlla lnrr '',aa' ,sa
derct1 q verdict lint ste casne to her ,,s.a ss'
from strye!,tlin poison, and they further Is na
cause TINT the strychhla was ailnInstsreeda 10
iler lIlsband HenryJ. Freeman. ExeIteiu.ppft "
wallis. Freeman Is under arrest. awa,t,n: ,ps.
preliminary examination, which fakes tf.ax ntsnxs
this evening, State's-AttornuY ". IL atiasss
nppearirg for tho pooplo and The lion. inta iahs
X. Eden for tue defense. .Frta,1au'had IN'v oniv
neetf married pboukslx tweaks. Nd .mutIYss
Isl KllQMls I:lI.,t L. NN
, 1881-07-20
DEATKN. WITH a c1uu.
6uankAf F7t.S.-N.E A. ~t ~ ~

0P'''sE &7E%F$FksFS ~
.,.'e.. hoa'ssT.', T. MINI, JaIy @ ts-Yonr eors..
Eokholdt, Sheriff. White, and two luuutis,, lis,
st., visited i, tue place whore g. =: Stacy Va.
iotii,d Sunday night terrib1y,lfeaten on M Il.
1sis sse sesssose S te qHsik gHfoks h. s s s.t sts
oilt, md fearful cash sln--hls elm ,a Al,
stacy lives ~ Farrfnston. .end was sotn. nh.
on norscbaek Lust evening tosubesintond dix n.
ar naS s1ls e V@aas' a'ssf 81 DeTa Ue.ss[p fss p G
Two miles 10 was approached By tan ",.nit sai9t
~ OAK club, who struck HIN twce VIII ~!!a
le horse. ard ones on the tgupie s nftss IN IN
nAtl fallen TO tho ground. Ills jlorsa FIAT ~ %
hume; The SIerl.f Is on til trtii| i|pM;stts y; tais
, 1881-07-20
CuAnLEs II, lsADn1y.

Mr.. Charles E. lialdtn, Of tho late boot,
shoe, and leather firm Ut Charlos E. Ratldln
4 Co.. Of ttls city, and WHO lias been rusidtng
IN Evanston for tho past year, and stnee May
llone 1t lilo iatter p!sss Moniay eysnMs, III OF oi
apOplnxy. .AIr- ltatl4in ca,no to, Chicago
from Boston sovural years ago. lio waa
about % years OF aEe. IlS leaves Ii vcry
ostlulnb1o 1a!u!ly, II wife anu several clAluru,i,
, 1881-07-20

MAYsy1ILE. KY, July la-The Dig Sandy,
Rallrvaa Company, now constr flctlng theIr
llne through Carter ;Co0aty.f arp :: having
trouble with an organization, 0f outlaws
known as "Nattyes," Contractors aaa
their operatives have .beenS threatened 'tqty
sou.e t!uao past and lasf week ons 'aan waa
lis sppsarine :. ss = witness Win $ ,aealnst
lila asaa!lahta. = Yesterday an attempt
was Muda On Sinking Creek to wreck eoI,%
sstruetisy,l:tye!n, and ,an!.. building bridges
" authutltles seem puweriess 10 But q STOP
, 1881-07-20

CONVERSATIONAL. VACANCIES.
In tbs Synatc this morning the bill proyld-
clcs Ill Congress- ,was, nftar slight nt.let,I-
nlents, ordered to n third reading.
ADJOURNMENT llEs0LuTIoN.
Qln the Assembly, Mr.. Andrews motion to
amend the lllal Atljonrni,ent resolution BY
making THO t!ny .fharst!ny, Instead ot. Tues
day, was lost,-.b1 to ~. Etuvan Stalwarts
vuted with tho Democrats In tho affirmative.
THE INDICATIONS
aro that there will t,e 10 election Tomorrow,
The supporters of tho Atl.ntllstra do not
look forl hetore TtArsduy: It requires tho
secession of three or fur Conkltnyites, and
u IL not possible u .tind tlahi III set. Both
scetions nru Il, good lIuor, niItl 1T about LID
httels tog1ther engaged III social culyerHe
uh nli topics except that ieatlng to ths SeIla-
torsl'lp. S1!no private consultations aro
, 1881-07-20
MURDER IN NE1y N1Ey1fo

: SANTA FE, N. H., July 10.-A foul murder
Is Just tincarthed ut point twenty p,I|a,
north Of FArmtnQton, New Mexico Ths
crime was prompted by undue intimacy bs.
tween F. r. Jennings and Mn. Lewis, vita
Ut the victim. On, the atll inst, Jennings, 1t
tic instfgatlon OF his paramour, murdered
LOWS, their intention being 10 10 to Siis
souri, md get married. Tho murder VAS
few days after unearthed and the guilty palr
, 1881-07-20

--~-------- ---
tic m sayoir s' va, re,narSaIIe. r. @ Ite was a con.
sntcuoma f,r,,ro nm,,, tl,e ,rn"cnn,1o and
sp,suoua ms".o "sm. a y, ""'"u ''s...,. n
ynist was aiNs5 ,va r1" . wns
eanr.j % NJ, axpensiya smtte of roo,na In n n nri- m
s.n,n y i,n, rttnr.hn,,an ~, tvnst,ru,,,, n,onro
,,sss ~. 1s.,r,,* stu.os NY "s. S.iss.
.'',a ',.,.,s ..s...ts sur t,,.s. MISUNDERSTANDING.
w W. a'eas co.!a"s aia appnln,nsnsa Of
rs owi,; VIE room were exantslt' Ihe bottics ot
hls toilet wore .of~ tic finest Sevrcs
china md cut.s'uas anu boro thu initials
u. A., md what wos srunosc,t In ho tio cont
Alarms of tl,n AxI,isv famIlv' 1sa nj nj % o,ce
the nntlveborn Engllshlnun living here. lie
mitch affected The favorit resort Of 10 cal
rhsbans called t!,s " l'el Lion" on Third
day drinking iIis aio md beInr waiteti uron
by tho valot, who WIS Nil attention aud defur-
once, and who nover missed mn opportunity
~ ~ u,oP a,e ~, tannths aoon, DIT , H"taes
estate a'al Ills enormous wealth. Tho man
hintsott gave ont Tint lie was Younger son
OF Str John Ashley, with most brilliant OK
',e.,"" H., H. a,,.s ,o,,.ala. "'umo '.a,i.,.
between hiai anu botlhaless wealtl'' Ae
,,a ws a,, .sa'e,ing ,as ~ A.aeflca iof plcas:
uFe, anu 1noiRne SONIC Ut wiring
Ito. rort ,,o,, tnr ,a"n ,n,,,i, ,ra aoss. .ss
Mls pMIt weIl Ior = sohg Whi!e' llo WIS
tue 8ohl OF generosity. and made quito a1i
impression upon tho habituts OF tie place,
who bltntily accepted his biz storl6s, Finally
the Iortt hern, tn rim m " Inv ,m ' ,,nan""s '.'
tllouGM nc sttLl sportetl Ereat quantities Of
IrnSyn }sWIg,ry w'i'fIt ne rsprgsstea wsro family
gg'r,ontas ny ,, M9 9GffoWsa ssserl sa!ati SUNG
Q! n1oney from !ll8 nbw nc1tiaiitalices, atld
oyeflooKea Ky tho matter Of payI,elit. SGnle
Hns o. w. pat5y tnemRlit 10 o9k tlp tlle hls.
!oly ~ tne Asn!ey 1Ailltlf: HlsrRes feerNEe
knew notl'lnx Of Sir Charles Ashley. At
nnont thla tlslle atlvertlseinehtS Wtra ii1seflcH
III ue naaly papers solnetitllg llke t1'ls:
VANrEal-A1 Enx!!.h eentloinan. ~. tcn,porarily
e w r1a "srs ~ tn IL sa pSdFe @ os sSr
VII furnish nnqae.dsned ct'iIaterAl security: au:
drss: ~ =. A.. cats Llaaels ilosol:
Tile form Of tho advertisement varied, but
thu proposition! tsas u'a sa!at. About April
told remarkable story Ut rubbery tl,at cro-
}0Nf ffhr ohkS Ikfn1 II
, 1881-07-20

enough for the party by Mayor l,rown anil n
committee of the Common Cnu,,cil. Clnudcr's
ha1lh will net ~ All escbi. TIN visitors will
l,n !lrst tnkul to tho Nrwhnll 1louse nrt
tl'Me ail,l ut t,'elnel1 cntriaRc ttriyc alHtut
the city WILL t,a taken. Anlung poinls IT In-
,tercat 10 bo visited Is tlo National Soldiers
li0lMe. Reservnir, and Water-tYnrks. In tho
evening tho Wll0lo pnrty will visit the concurt
given by tho Mttsicnl Society.
, 1881-07-20

DETROIT, hllch., July lp.:;A, strapse1 sIt.
Ing the name Of E. {" C."Alaxandor presented
two certified checks ior, es, 500: on tho
Tradcrs' National Bank .pf Chicago 10 .ha
First Nat!onnl Bank of Kalamazoo SATURDAY.
!E'l, H';u secured ~ adynnce on them Of slid
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A BRACE or KNAVES,
1u1TEAu's ASp,.s1n c11A1s1tEss AsuLEY's


81. Louts UIolt- l3smoerut, Jnip H.
"Slr Charles Asliley,'' MI lmpostor Ut tfno
personal appearance, who played brief aud
highly unsuccessful engagement In this city
during the months Of February, March, and
April, appearing rs q c0nil.lence-inat,, and
latcr as religious lecturer, has COME to tho
surface once moro In Washington rs th0
friend, companion. al,d brOther.fra,tl of
Charles Gultcau, the scoundrci who nt.
tempted tie assassination OF tho President.
The following special telegram to tile Globe
Democrat from Washington speaks Of tho
lust exploits Of this remarkable vIlain:
"It would appear tint .ovcrythtng bad been
written Of tho lnurdorous t}u!tcau that could 10
written. Ills history rs a religious deat-bant
and politloal vagabond is redundant with owl
derco which establishes hfs claim to tho t!tIu 1T
tho greatest scnundrel unhung; yet this history,
as given, In Incomplete Without ono moro touch.
it Will not tax tho memory to recall tho carccr
OF noted condolences man named Charles Ash
ley. who operated In baltimore, this and ot6pr
cities 80 successfully. His 'lay' wus that of nl
English nobteu1an who bold vast cetatcs ubroat,
anu WIS tho p0ssessur OF numerous family
jewcla, so-cattcd hurlooms, which to was do
sirous OF plclKtu4 for a fow days at nominal
consideration. lilo worked this 'snup worry sup-
cessfully und
CAUGHT MANY BuCKEns..
~" Ju"Eha HC!t 4QBu8t-H9 Hpnfl0Q$ as Ashs
ley's title to nobility. besides these pretens!ous
he RrcntIy atfoctod tho evangelical, nua, natu-
rally enough perhaps, fell tn With his ki,ltlrc.l
theotogian. Chnriea duitear.' Unlike the lattor,
however. Ashley had IL taco which wus a atrik.
Ing resemblance to tho accepted portraits Of our
sav'or. This resemblance he cultivated, al,d
our Ut 1t hs coined monoy. Iio met Ou!teau, It
seema' IN 1utitnore, and the two quickly became
chums In religious frautls. Ashloy was shortly
aftorward oxpose4 on his bogus tewelry, and
baltimore became too hot to hold HIN. llu
canao TO Washington, and was soou nubbc1 hero
for tho same game. As soon IA OUT Of tatl
Aahley. through u nultImoro conoert- saloon
nun. communicated with Ouiteer and tho tbroe
WORTHLESS planned 4 scheme OF fruud In nerfeot
keeping with tho assasna character Of hynoo.
risy, audaoty, and yiElainy. Tho ptnn wna
based upon Ashloy's resemblance 10 Christ,
II was TO mako descent upon tho
rural districts of Ohio and Indiana, an4
proclaim tho Reoond alvcnt Of tho
suv1or. Ashley was to bo
pALslEp OFF AS THE MEss1Alf
In His second advent; On .Eas,u. The concert.
maQ wns to work uo the nnhiin nrt,sa whi," nui.
teau was to act. ~ au ,ApostIo. ilo te familiar
with the Hlblicaa history, and religious cant il
ever on bis tongue. IIo WIS to cram bis Christ
"th parab!es aud pithy sosmans, With which 10
aun mo pubic, They wcro 10 work tho b.
s'saS,s p.mess y. ana.ana, on.o, and Kontnoky, aud
far a.,, ~ ,ao noute'hs VI East Tennessec
most ;rnor"nt W. c,,n,r,t.,a, os suoGess soox tug
, 1881-07-20

Thousands OF women have been entirely cured.
ot The must stu6bora chsss Vt fumale wsakuoas
Compound. Send 10 Mra. Lydla E. Tlnkaatn. SI
Weststa avenue. Lynn, Aass.. for pAtnpAlyla.