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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03
Y FrOzenOver,
-saRany.
snt company hel

me directors of last year were .ected, viz, Benjamin Silliman. Daniel Trowbridge, H. M. Welch, Andrew W. De Forest, Charles R. Ingerson, John s. Beach, George J. Brush, Francis Wayland, John B. Darlington. These chose the old officers namely: Daniel Trowbridge, president Gardner Morse, jr., secretary, and Francis E. Harrison, treasurer.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03
Lodpe nnd soc1ety,

Harmony Lodge Mo- 5, I. O. O. F., has it's annual banquet tomorrow evening.
 The Pastime Dramatic association give a dramatic entertainment and sociable at Ger mania Hall, Monday evening, Jan. 10th. Aurora Encampment, I. o. o. F., uni
 'embers, give their annual reception
 tt Germania Hall this evening
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03

Gents, Merino WrappefEs f5 s5s EJS: .srfs M ChiIdren's Merino Wrappers, 12c. Ladies' Merino Wrappers, 25c. Red Merino Wrappers, 5Oc- Cents and Ladies' Hose, SC. Childrens good Hose &c.,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03

Dr. Shears sold here 1881 bottles Superla- tive. Cures rheumatism, etc. 1 Sylvan avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03

For choice teas coffee and spices go to Dawson, 442 State street. d23 lot
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03

A Sunday school teacher asked pupil how many sacraments there were. There ain't any more left ' 'sARhy, what do you mean2o sWell, hear that our sick neighbor received the last sacrament yesterday, so there can't be any more left over GGlUeston Nescs.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03
On Counter No. 5 ::

Frank will offer Ladies' Knit Sleeveless Jackets at 25c; don't laugh they are worth 75c. Boys Cardigan Jackets, 25c Mems Cardigan Jackets from soc up wards. Ladies' Knit Nubias reduced from 40c to 12c. All Knit Wool Goods will be offered at this ter at less than manufacturers prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03

Linen Thread, 5c a spool. Good Pins, 1c a paper. Hair Pins, 1c a paper. Good Corset Stee1s, Sc. Corset Laces, lc.
 Good Corsets, 25c.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03

There no resources he cannot command, and he preparing to lay the foundation of business, the magnitude of which would have bafled the might of those who reared the Pyramids
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03
FINALE

The business will be conducted under the firm
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03
On Counter No. 6:
,15 CENTS.

Frank will offer excellent double width 54 in wide Cloaking, in handsome Basket Patterns, redl from g to
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-03

He will always be with you to perpetuate the honor and glory of being and foremost Ulothier in all Connecticut
, 1881-04-28

1car-tta!ncsi hope Of immortality To- tho Wind
knnwicdge of anoihor life. [App'ause.1 Why did
10 IL misery ID and "a to DO doaGt, Why7 neesuse Me
WIS mum.
r1rE nEAplxa or EXTRACTS.
Col 1ngersol read .cverni cxteaots from, tho
md otaer aneient wrlt"rs, sni ho reaa a .ex.
f. e.ea sssss Tstefs Nth "ss ss
Sst thnS1 ns y ,s, ho b!o s
right Il, make a failure, and Il t1nn Tint Ii to ia
externally dn,anctl y not = con.plcuoas success,
inake IN ln..fuincnt that wlll not tnaliy pay,
dlytdond. No Col has n right u add 10 tho
= s nyesss sa ri socd as 's
Church ha, p!acoti that a.p. and yct people talk
torl 4 fey DAYS ayo y the bark Tiger vaa found
upon tno 'sldo scA 70 t1ayh from Liverpool For
er % sys s, et ha S.% efa % 11 @ atSp t
Scen Out II; iays tLoy w '''''3 '~' ''' "''1
KILLED TltH CAPTAINS Do1.
;, Nine days ,nore-no % food; no water. and Capt.
put + unoa hI. tempic, md said, "1ioys, ihis
sasc 10 o Tho ato srasped ~ % tho he
revolver from his band, and sali, wsit; af,d tha
sko "11t az & s ho s hGs1p s % r. y s
~, mo tO-nl4ht. II. Capi. Kruger was moi a
Christian and he had ,ecnt that bail eraalIng
he might damn him fornvcr7 [Apptauso.1 It
,ss s 70 % po& az io et 5 tssss has s s e s
snss Into ifis j6,a d Doss ~ aybody bcevo III X
npso!.i ssse?y: @ tlst ' ia ~oui favor @ poye.%y: % AMY
that lie would say XIII THO heathon. stab tfo
lave Civilized Him. M 'f'' ~ '' ''''' VIZ
VIZ MAKE ou1t OWN GOD,
and we mako Him better day by day. Some
honest pooplo really believe that In some won
e m I:
cuTses. to soiorson for tho ut q crsss.oxanIna-
ss Paul for steamshlps and locomotives, 10 tho
four oosps!s Tor teleRraphs and sewing. .ma-
ennss en% the tnt 1s H.
Mount ;;o arc tndebtSa Tor mottaFt and Krlpp
sns Lsvsher, .s!, W. nse tod that ~ nne t
Jows bad ono, md yet they. orurfcd perfectly
wUrs1 waS9t e ,Sn GoG must
we'll Is they Know Il Know. why dld 10 h eyer ef
didn't he give Il few leaves 10 Adam and Evo la
tho Unrdcn OF EdenS lLauBhtor)
TAkE rHoM TIE bible
tho miracles t.nti nlrnit that tho gond passages
"spire M,n.ess 9 nc Il ,le @ u|t,rea @ Of 9i ieSac. @
ity: No; NnhsnE d caa TO- nlnrs wonderful than the
ilnat arGtcr: 1t, inspiretl bSox cannot % s. stand I'D
asalnss detn9nstrutgd fdot. Is fnntt to b. re-
Or aFainst evidence 10 you tel mo that tho
loss brnLn uiat bus Ito huttos chanep he bus for
nn,, T1S ,s.usI, q I MS ea Tt Az
been: better .hat q II. spfn9s md .eoas q
, 1881-04-28

GALVESTON, Tex, April a7.-The Stockholders
Of tho Texas + Ut. Loula Hallway at Tyler TO.
lay eloetel a. Directors, ]. W. parAmore,
William Bonter. and J. L. s!oss. Of 1t. Louis,
Logan II. 1toots, OF Little Hack; O. ii. SucIsy, OF
Waco; ]. Levy Gllu,er, Ut Taxas; Il. 1ionpur
md w!lltxsn, A. 0araott. Of Tyler, J. ". Para-
,nnro ,a w. chosen drgsldens' willinH Senior,
tendout; and q. Il. 6s0phe.is, Oaipt: EuslnoeI.
II IL understood tho road hat pAruhhb0d tho
narrnW.LfA,l railrual III AFkanYas running
parullcl win tho proposed lno, and hnying
twonty y.sefou Mloa ln running urder out to New
Madrid. 1t ID proposed tu push tha limo In that
discouoD, mud mako NorshurA eOnnoeuon8.
, 1881-04-28
ARKANSAS,


Probabilities OF u Disruption Of the
Democratic Party. OH siD lkrpudla-
lion Qnestlan.
Special Ior7tspondtnee nf Tie Chicago Tribune.
LiTTLK ltoCK, Ark, April 2I-slgns of II " n
GFal breaklHx-np Of the Democratic pnHy .n
thls Staic continue to Multfply. The tllsntegra.
ton hrs been going on gradually for tho pust
slx years. but did not assume ft,ru,ilublc pre-
pustions Until tho last GubcrnntoEiAi election III
l6s, when tho purity was split on tho issue Of re-
pudatton. Tho canvass which preceded tho
election was tho most exciting ever witnessed
III ArkAnsas. The contest hinged OH tho ndnp-
ton or rejection Of tho F1shbnck amendment
which virtually rcpudiutcln IL largo amount OF
thu stuto's indebtedness. Many lcntltng Demo-
Gratis favored 1t, whilu tho slualt planters and
turner's residing in tho remote mountainous
districts ynvc H. enthusiastic support. Tho
GrcenbuckeEs als0 generally advocated lis
adoption Opposed 10 II were prominent Demo-
crAts like the ilun. James Mitchell, ctlItor OF tho
Dai'u Democrat Ut thts city; Gov. ". II. Miller,
Secretary -of; Stnto Troltch Attorney General
Henderson. scnAtor David Walker. Col. W. =.
Omco, Gen. J. G. Tappau, tho Hon. James K.
Jones, Gen. D, II. Neyuol.ls, aua others III in-
lncnce and ability; and to these werc alded
such able Republicans as c1-Henusor Clayton,
ex.0ov. Murphy. tho lion. Ghomns T,olcs, the
HIM. 7. 81. Gibson, ], Williams, a. A. e. noycrs.
John NJ. Clayton, Lafayette Gregg, william i.
Matroc. Il. 4. Eiserton, and +, ~. Chrlatnnn,
together with neariy the full voting str0nRth Of
tho Republican purity.
Tho resats thon was something Of q aurpslsc,
and n4urds now Il tu!grltly fair ln81ght ~ " tho
fnturu uf Tho Independent. uuiuOerlt.o Or rcptl.
sliutIug clement. ahnul,! 1t risk tito hazard of
lit tho puts. al tho eicptlou III pursti0r, the
total number OF vuscs p'llcd WIS ln.,psd; ot
taeas and wsfe e Sst fsr ~ e op y
Of tlutinX received "mAturaty Ur thu electors
, 1881-04-28

tAp1ANAroLts, Ind. April g.-Thonas' TIL
don. Ut Chicago, succeeds Jnt'lps smith ut this
polnt, sppresent,ng the general tlokct intorost
ot tho pau- l!andle. vandailu, and Jcaereonvltlc,
NAdleeu Is indianapolis, tsailroa.ls. Aajos bob
Eusnett, for ,nany ycars Passenger Agent oE tho
val,tlala, hAs boon aavaucod to tho pist,iet
ratae,Esr AKHnoy ot tho yaudalla, = the jelror-
sonvlltu, Aallson g. indianapolis, and ths PAN
ltxtdlv. j. R0rvess nrown. for nlai!y yoars the
hcEU, atepa down uud uut AEter May lst.
, 1881-04-28

enunot got any business ut lp-ucnt rate With
tho lak1 md rlves competition In full blAst.
Tho Eastsrn pool line Managers 4ro goH IL
they Will sso is,e hsndwrlsinE On tito waIl aiid
cor,rot tho wtortHs Tint thsy hayo dono 80 far
III they nfc Ahl6 to do ~.
, 1881-04-28

INp1AxAroh1s, Ind, April .7.-'rho stock and
bul,d holdors Of tho h,dtana Bloomington l.
Western ltaIIrond hold Il meeting hure to-tay
md voted OH tho subject Of the ratification Of
tho lcaao Of tho propoFty Of tho Cincinnati,
BauduskY s. Cleveland ind tho property Of tho
Columbus, Springfield & Cfnoinuntl railways.
OF tho 100000 votes RuthotIzod, ~, wcro IN
favor Of tho oo0s,rmauon.o Of tho lease. Thoro
woro no opposition votus. Tnlo oom-
rlctcs tho organization OF tho IndIAnn,
Bloomington 4. Western ayateln, which.
undur tho present .uAuakenont. has become 0f
such tAguttudo antl itupUrttnua lts tu tnstira Il
tiip support Ut tho EAstern unu Western trunk
lnrs, which It now directly nnitcs. This rcn-
ncotion With tho Alton md Chicago. darlington
oilor WcRtcrl pnints the worry head Of y RruAt
and growing ootuanoeco a'a tho saortest ilns 10
dIan0polls 10 Springfield, O., IL being CONSTRUCT
cd, aud Will be completed a1y tho 1st Of next Jun.
tlnrY.
, 1881-04-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

There cHn bc ito bottor gnar,l,,tcu OF the valHs
AtAs tAku tea base aud worthless limitations IT
Gpem. Az thests ATV FHls0 NaaulvoutA, AejlaEs,
and Pills. w wire and ask for N.ldMHy'a un,t su9
Gu4t tAu L-sasa n1lssx y w wAAt yuu LuY.
, 1881-04-28
Wabash l. Michigan Railway resulted M mn.
jorlty IN fnvur. In thotn TpwnsttIp the vute ro-
sultuu u mh1nr!ty fuf Tho appropriation Ut
&i,000. Tho ci1lzcna aro lubilani.

jOrlty In fnvur. In tAot1 TpWnsttIp the yutn rD-
.u!l4a ~ 4 mn!nt!ty tur iho appropriation of
$i'o'' Ino oh'hoha are lah'lane'
THE TRUNK LINES.
NEW f0aks tsrrI HI.-Tho JNi,t Executive
Cn'ntntttoe Of tho trunk lines referred tho sus,-
1edt nt cast- htafrl froight to committee.
when VIII report Tomorrow. and iinue nutlon
WI W no .ako!.. nao aouon 81 tha LhtoaRo '!o'lsd
u. @ ." @ :s"at os.t nauIn ascus., I eiI. con-.
mum. us une susstI Nv s..e'. u!os'as a".roshed
oe"uI s.. .n"s ~ m"s' ..;.,.' n."so i"n'crIa,'y
snr r",os r,,,1or shn nn"1,m, nr., n.,,",, ~ ,"n&
f.or, r,,nI.,t,nnr t,t,t ,,;a IN In,stso.. -.
tvhfrf, ttn Cr,n,nt,t,s, en-. ottot f,s,n,tnr Gnd
mi hmm rt.,oa AMI ,ct ~" ,t,nn.. =" .,na na"
hn prnra,,c,I MINING tho m c,,6rrs sf In ram.
,tt,,no. WHEN u.a ~, n thnro hot hnan ,ny Ill.
rnssfnn ot,nut on,t st.n,rI frofrhf rn,os r. H..
Mn rn narc ,vas ,,o ,,Sn ~ t,sc,,..tnn to,n ~
ttlny wore strictly 1nRtr,taInr Members u{ tho
Committee present throughout tho meeting,
however, eAtd Ia TIfE Tntnuxx rcnDrter that tho
meeting WINS stormy one Thoy sntd thero WINS
great deal OF plain talk, which ,some of them
bceved would bo boue1cial to tho stability Of
tho pool. Others expressed tho oplnIDn, how
over. TINT tho mentInr To-day w,u,ih In t}c
oconsnn ~ s.ftt NM" toatoI ~ dtso,,s.t,n. -
opt,uarn that thnro inns t,ccn A scr,m,s d,st,rh.
nncc In wrat- -hoI,nd frc,vEt rotcs Th" ,rn,,o,lor
companies hHvc ontcrcd upon tho eonttlot sys.
ton', ann tavo naIo contracts for freight from
Now York 10 Chicago nt rates M low ns Is cents
te1 Nv pouhus' oho n'ehne9 Ut eno comHlt'co
n,tolAren ,le q. tnat eonLrncss nnyo ncon tnauo as
LOW M ~ !sif feh!s Ihn nselts9n ~ t4e matter
& Ut wax was 70 inalhtain INC Tfeseht fnles anu
Ill., Ill.," tao pLopei'cr eoM.Hsntes 10 w pHalness.
1no aHTcemnnt TRa tnAAo nltGrWnft TX !no
n EUnnni!ttcts " "alon tno sttnts WtAt q nnnnlo
sst1.tln ehMrFn 9n tao nyg loTost classGA
~, a. - IT,; hma ,t.. - Ee's on goan
c!assos. 10. =. II. l2n, ana 70 co,,ts. Tho rail-
rnMus @ nsren to enarRa tnetr lfnpofI6n OF W.
rcuort ths Mrrcut,,ont ut ti,f1 uUrtjiitr EO-,iny
In reg,tr to uast. bound freight rAles il is under
faynr IA 4 ret,uotion fron, ,ho " prusenf o Caca0o
tasis uf III cents or, Sightll.eit.ss. Thero ID n
considerable difference t,f upIt,Ion nt,ott tho
amount oF reduction which, TINY thjnk B1,otlII
In t71n,tn MIN M o,.,ora ~ TIN f.J,, ni+ ~.
, 1881-04-28
"SOME REASONS WHY"
Col. lngersoll's New Lecture, De.
livered In New York
City.
What Humanity Owes to Some 1nvis-
ible, Inanit, and Supreme
Being.
Very Peculiar md Unorthodox Yiews-
The Audience Intensely In.
torestod.

tCteStQus
New YonK, Aprtt 4.-,rherp was a great rush
70 l'oo.h's Thoatro Tonight to hcur Col. ltobort
u. lnHrran!! H. his t'ow lecture entitled "somo
iteRsotIs Wby.' Tho Sdowa!ks wcto crowded
long bcs"re tho doors opened. anu spccnlntors
.eaped rleh harvest. tlo soats taoy ncld urtnE.
ii'x fron 81 ~ 81. ily TAG tho fhontto WIS iad
stannr. ra '.' -" ,,, @ nc. u M At Nix inaersol
ulad In '!rv:s.,uit. ,nade ii. appearnneu q, Tho
stAxe, alid was warmly wcscosnst 1ac placet!
his manuscript OIL tue reading .doak, mud nt o1,uo
nlunao<, @ INTO ms subject io sineo inf IN hoaf
a4u NY W'"uteS+ anu ueio stD ".'nenee He
,oaseiy rse n. the lust word hao eo
,,,u .,,.,,,,.s. ,y4s "a ror,owa.
' n,,sn.s s,..N MAn ~ s,,.s t..s,
wortd shows that rcIIKlon has made enemies In
eagMu s!lsS!s u inehds. Ihat ono Wor1 "foilx!on
to l'9r,SnM Or me pAst Win evepy tOtn
tGo mime us reiiHion We tnlnk ul l.O5 yehrs
IN, OF o ycas hI' n ,I,s' ih
sano tt r. nn t1 wssa ta1e n s. a
tho Must religion thor0 hns Uocn tho Ust auo.
rs; mud TINT IL ouo ruaaon why nin opposed 10
ilg!it, neau tGs duties tbat uici. afe surprised
fai, "wcs @ @ ,o saD. but what We % oWo 10 10 some e ID
visible int'nit, und s9prcne 1tetng. TIM Yues-
ton Qris8+ Can my relation exist DltWten tultD
iute.y conditional. An infinIt being cannot
a!k: v;a!k: eannpt receive. a,,l linlte bein9 eannot
0r decrease lis misoryi ,Docs hu iitsI ny
strength Or my liter What cMn do Tor hlu,7 /
sny, nothing. For ono
20 NOT htliEvs
ryns any u1 w. YFss Fo oc Or @ t tet
itcve there lsa.ly bollls who helps man Simply
tt.at Is ny loatr!ao: TINT the ianitc cannnt "
sd ~ to hS 'to tne nt liz nte cnnot v S
Wsas e ny uas o can op @ NJ s e n
hoIp clotho tho naketi, iced tho hungry; W. c,iti
help break lilo cnnins pf tho tiayo; ~ can hcip
this fS wor5' % Hnnsn N That IL Ill i tat curus ma,
cs s DO whsrspyar Go has eucavoroI d Nv I' 10 % 10
{ ars o. b. sSy 9 a. aerSsse 90 g sssy HIS. ns e nis
myself by my ,Inntdcd rcusonLng. ii tnoro ii in
ini[nlt pol ind hAvo not rc,lsan enough 10
@ 3 ss9 ts aYS avySssG So sps xn H qa, T. aa M
n two sccts asreo IN ti'at word. Some iii inc nc
r.vruv oup.r ,voux "a ,vsr,nr,,.
l.nA onIna ,'.n MoNA - '.s', ~
tnaS Shaxspoare ~ ttlsp,rsn: Won!H oe less APE
1enoya, i,,sl wanted i, - h!ye h1pk wrtsten tho
say',id havs waito,l anSl saaSsreara iisM:
Whatever thoy mean by inspiration they ut
ltAst ng'sn TINT II "a true. r. - true, II d9es
sMtit ~ it,ut Nnih,nv oxcent fsissl,ntI urtls
Inspiration. lAppa0se.j what Is insplrution2
thing to him. Au1thor nun tnoks 1T tho snn,o
III ns an Tner sSsl i' s ot u .hn @ ID w Ha,ase su
story to my two human helugs It tepensls
yoloptnei,t. and wiiat <'ohurI at memory tt
tullchcs Ono looks npon. Tho sea- and ~ filled
, 1881-04-28
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for 1fty cents.
Theru II not rotnedtal Rxant In this world thai
will ea1n Fover and AEus and n!t othor Haiari-
fsvars sa,idea Gy iiAi,WAY's' piLLsj 70 quickly
a. IA DW READY NELlEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER n0rTth. :.
, 1881-04-28

uLOWIN3. IN THEIR MONEY!:
spset1i utspateh to 7as Ebteueo Tribune.
ELxHAxT, Ind. April N.-!rho election held
In thla tconcord, township to-day for the pus.
poso ot donating ts. wv by tux to tue Clnciunst.
, 1881-04-28
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes as Seen md Felt, az
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using q Few
I1nlna

]. Good spir1ts, disappearance OF weAkneeA.
!anG'lor. @ melancholy. Increase ond hardness OF
Z. Strength incrcascs. appetite improves, rel.
Sra.S r oad
slGcp, awukot, trcsh and vigorous.
~ .: n@!sapPrnrancn @ of sIot", hlotohes. pimpless
Changed from from III % turbid ind cloudy appearsncs m
y q clonr cherry or amber color: watot pnassa
without pain or scalding: little or no sediment:
I'LL; s;td s1sSssy staissss ss isss; sss.: sss e.
Raaent s!,re: 9 iSsrcsssa .tress.h esalbted il
Tca Il ,ee s,se g ess1s s wsto of tho eyes, and
&C. .ssassa io ve sSe:atsGss "a ss.shy 'kn
,, g: Those suffering fsom weak Or uloorsted g
ns q se ~ Fss7s s s ess esHs
shsaa. - :. @ sss'i; 81 a!Sash!as % ise 9seaasSsy 3
fenf. q &C Is ~ saes Ra
s ssss 81 ssa bPeathns q ia
ma9nF se.sy yK dq. o. @
~ sr ~ aite4 stSy ssy tss sBHaALrAN 1,
taken new a!gns of returning health will appears
s1s s III nd al foaSga aaa nd
deposits, nodes, tumosA- cancers, bard iufnpss
so.ii,d and hoalthy; alcers. fever soees, ohron.s
akin dIsensca, GRADUALLY disappear.
vnted, and Mercury, QUICKSILVER, Corrosive eub.
Innate hive accumulated and become Deposited
In tho honcA, joint6, etc, csusfnE eartos OF thu
zones, ricketts,, spinal curvatufea. conlortiont,
white swellinFa, varicosc veIns, etc., the SAKs
EAIAlitLLtAN will rcnalve Away these deposlt4
the system.
o. II these who nrc taktuR these medtoiues fo1
diseases, however auw mny DO tho ctre. " fcn1
bettor" aud find their genornl health Improving,
thcir iesh and weight i.icreising: o. even keep
Eruse,ng. In these d.seaaes the patient either
gets batter w,,rse.-thc virus OF the disenae il
the Hood. It will spread and continue TO UNDER
!niilt: the const1tuuon. As som A. tho sAltBA.
rAlstf4LIAN mAkeA the ratient ttfcOl bottcf.~
every hour YOU Will R19'w better aud Increase IN
health. strength, aud flesh.
Ths great power of this remedy IA In diseasa
Tint thrnnt deAth In =
, 1881-04-28

ihave tho nlUst unbuultJiAl ctIntidptca III thr
healing Aid reu,Wnttllx pruT,crttts Of th ShAkvrs
SarsuuArlu.-lT. II. Pftatul., Portsmouth. X, II
, 1881-04-28
RADWAY'8
READY.

that instantly stops tho most exogt,oatsne pains
Rilayn lt,ttnn,mHtions, and cures CMYestiOt,E
whether q the l.lnvs: somnch,, lh,wcla, q
-, in FROM oWE ~ TWESi'f 'MiNUTies
NO matter how violent CT cxcrI,e!htuK palm thA
Hhucltatto led riddcu inir1n,y Crippi.at. Eerv-
ouR Neuralgia, Nt prcsttAtI With tflsunse 1nuy
euiier. ItADWAi'5 READY AELIEF Will afford
MFLAaMXrIo or THE KIDNEYS.
fNFLAHMAT40N or THE usAuURR.
RaFLANSiATfDN or TliE IWWEJg,
CGNEEsTItlN or THO LuNOA,
BORE TIikOAT, nlFFlCUI.T BREATHING,
z...,.,., PAlri!rATItiN UF TIiK NisAilT.
HYs1Eslcs' choope pMIttlKtTMElttA Mt KRtt RAJ ,,n,y
HEADACllR, TOOTHAGHR,
NERVOUSNESS. HLEEFLESaNERS,
NEURALGIA, HiiEUMATlBM,
CllfLHLAlN9, AND FROST BiTHA
1he application Of thu ltoAly RslEef to The
ps{t or psrts where th9 pain or difhculty exisss
Thirty - sixty drops ID half a tumbier OF
whter will ln : fsw minutes cure CtEmps,
eprains, -Four Stomach, Heartburn, 6ck t[tad.
ache. Dlarrhpa, nysentery. Gallo, Wind III ths
Hnwcls, and I'LL internal Palna.
Travellers should always cHsry hOttla OF Rads
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CONSUMPTION

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la.Syphll0id Disqnses, Wnstlnx, Degeneration,
paVr Of WNtor instantaneous relief af1ordt,
whcrc cathcters hayo BEEN used. thus doing
instruMeiitsh aissoIyinr Stone Il, tho H{adder.
and In nil caBG8 Of
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THE READING PEOPLE


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Court hns nlnde decree restraining tho licadlng
Hallway Company fran, !ssu,n1 tho 6l50 GOV .0o0
OF blanket mortgage bonds
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NonwALK, o., April 27.-Tho survey of tho
line for the Wheeling l. Lake Eric l,aiirnnd,
FROM here to Toledo, lE lust completed. Tho
work On tho road is rapidly progressing. Tho
track-luying will bcgu ut piko's Station May !.
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watched), is no more prevalent than' IN
| the Soldiers home, or at Baltimore, or
any locality of average health, but 1t ex-
| lists, and he is more or less under the in
| fluence The seven and eight day relapses
show this to some extent, and there is
malaria in his system, and has been from
the outset, although think it is as like
" to have been accumulated elsewhere as
in Washington. But pyamia symptoms
are also and always periodic in their
development, and they act
in sympathy, and their results
are felt together. The doctors may deny
the existence of py8mia as they will, but
it exists. have believed from the be-
ginning that the public were entitled to
the whole truth, and they have not al
WAYS had it from the White house. They
now admit that septic@mia has existed.
for weeks, and deny pyamia- 1t is dis
tinction with very little difference.
Blood-poisoning has existed for weeks,
and the President has lived longer than
most of his physicians ever believed he
would. God knows l would give or do
anything could that he might live. But
| do not believe he will. He is too far
gone to, make recuperation possible. His
lower limbs are paralyzed. He has not
moved them in weeks. Nervous troubles
affect his stomach, as well as blood-poi-
soning, and, after another relapse, it can
not be made to retain food even by arti-
ficlal means. That means death. can
see nothing else in it. had previously
made similar cases somewhat OF study,
since was wounded much in the same
way, and lay several weeks on my face
When 1 began to convalesce l walked to
the hospital and noticed cases Of blood
poisoning, in gun-shot wounds particu-
larly l found that men died from
wound in from twenty to sixty days. If
they lived beyond sixty days they recov-
cred. This has probably Influenced me
in the opinion l have from the first ex-
pressed, and from the first l knew the
President would probably die; but if he
were alive at the end of sixty days he
would probably recover. WhenI first
said this, none of the physicians believed
he would live sixty hours"