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, 1881-05-12

In connccttm with tho xalnc crime. Tho
prIsnners nru anttt 10 le ncttyu Fpntans.
Tie authorities arr tcyo!tnR considerable
attention 10 tho fentan moynnicnt
THE Ils1sl1 Ext:CtTlvE
nppcnrs 10 In carrying cut thu prnvlsons nf
tho Arnls net with vengeance. Aiming tho
recent seizures Is a rusty nl,f cnnnon kept Mt
thu Gap uf Uuntre for awakening TIN echoes
fur tho etl1iIcntion Of American! MD nthcr
tourists.
At THE wUoI. SALTS
to-tay 03p1 bales weru offered, clifniy New
Stn,.h Wules, Queensland, Victorln, mil
New Zenl.1ul. Tlisru WINS full attendance.
anI hi'tdi1,gs waru animated. Rates wcro
unchanged.
THE srEAsfI:i. MtLANEsE,
from Liverpool for l'oston, l!asl lter bows
stow In Collision, atltl waa ruin ashore.
HOW THEY nU IN scorLASn.
Cntllnrine Marshall, n ll-ycar.oll daughter
of railway lnb.,rer, wllo, the Glasgow pl-
,,ers Btatuti, Ind mt cate,l anything sEncs l'le
beginning OF tlu 1,rGse.,t ycnr, Ia rclortctt to
l,avu commenced taking food. SfIu was
threatened witt, being sent to lanatlc
asylum II slle did not tlo so. ,.
1li:Si.y YATES THOMPSON,
proprietor of lilo 1itl Mutt 0slzctic, nc
ccpts Tho 1.il,cral candidacy fur Parliament
from Preston.
THE CHIEF sEcnErAHy Fots 1nEt.ASn.
III n spcccl, to-.iny, exp. 4ssad 1t1msclf worry
hopeful it tho Fate OF tho tnrd bill ln tllo
1louso OF Lords. us I.e l,eltavett tho latldloas
themselves wished Tic question settled
sprcliily,
, 1881-05-12
THE I{lNG-1lILLERS.

THE Ey-Sttl.TAN 3ttjflAth.
CoysrAyT1yo,I,E Atay tl,-It now appears
That tho ex-S,,ttun AIurad IL implicated In tho
murder of Abdul Axlz, bit will not be tried,
becst.,se fIe Is insalle. Tile Snitan. despite
reports To tho c0ntrnry. ts determined to
bring alf Tho other perpetrators Of tho crime
To Justice.
1'Ef1Ew or rtsooi's. -.
ST. FETEt.s''tfto' MAY ll.-laa car VIII
hold gra'd review to'tsay or Oil tho troops
here. .. ,-,
Tl'o review tc'ttaY WIS very successful:
Tho troops aiM al enormous asselnoI"Ec OF
tho l11hEte received tic Czar Will srcat Gu
tht1s'astl'. Tilr Empress afoVe aowll Tic
raiiEs OIL Lilo pafado III an opch caff1ago'
ATHEIST OF 4 ttlsEAT SliIlLlsr.
ST. rErEHsi,unu, May H. The police llayo
arrested II ,n,,.l believed. to l,o n prominent
Nthlllst. 1Ie IL cIlargcd with completely In
the murder OF tho Car, and with planning tho
Little Garden strcet milne. liz wits presunt
ut tho recent executions III the spacc I'll front
Of tho scaifuil reserved for ollic1als and rnl-
rescnlutlvcs Of tho press. Ills ststcl has
also bcel' arrested.
1MpESpiNa ArroINTMEHrs
Tho Portntok announces, on reliable
authority, tic impending appointments OF
Ten. AlfltItin as Governor OF tic Catlcastts..
Count lleyda',, now Chief ot Staif' as Gov'
erlorbf Finland. aud Gon. Narontzoit Das'l-
koff, Adtnliltstar-Gencsal Or tho Household
, 1881-05-12
Electrlu-I4lgl,t KyIros II, buildings.

Dir, Thou,ns 4. EIIsou u1lircesc.l u letter ycs-
tur,lMy Il, lhe Nrw tnrk lstp.nl Ut FIr1 unflur-
wrltoFs, In which tin wrote:
~ beg u sAy tAat thu systeul Ut clectrlc'
lighting br tho Ellsol Electric Light ColnpIsl,y
il nt,ss,Iu,oiy FREQ from Auy pU1sltltU danger
from, lire. OWN In connection with tho utst III
ur Tho Edison Company, tforc nctuAlty FURNISH
iuy Hight IL thu public, u inylte ynur Hoard tn
KtIun mist critical teat Ut tho absolute safety
1T tho syslplM EtS tho mid OF Acl experts ~ you
tl,ay select. Frum lte outset haSe had IT,
l.tc,aIIy l siuw this subJ.xt nj production froEn
Ars, An1 / hayo suuHcolcd ia perreetlua sys'
, 1881-05-12

tho v.nrt,t tluir .x ncrlcnrr. nnI otneryattons
r., r,.n,tl "a ,vnl, III hhrr Enut1t
t,,nr, ;. :. ,,,,,,,,rt.a
~, :, ' 1..,,4,,,o u,,,totv of n.r,In
4"o -*,,s, Ls,"' 1o' ~ u,,,,,,,nr,, i,ro-,,
l"ts p''"s.ea H'"p ~ .t".. ~. ma.
WHICH, lH'lhS "tlt III Gl""'A s.'e ..,'. ~, ., 49,
f'ta,l Gt''nllles, stfclohl''R nun o'a'ts o'i"cs
atH! EspitEtn Sant'. ii0ftta OF tlle Ut" 's'H'to'
through tho i'rDvIhc1 Or thc HItstle Name.
thGhcG through Tho 1'rnYihcfs Ut larnnn a''d
SnlDtu Cuttnyi1n t,,YnrtlH thB lti1 Hrniltln tl0
Sui f{lrpat Htyur t,f tho South. 4 gatlcD ut
tihs man naturally errntes I'm tho mind
~ nunrv f1nr,nnn fin hl,,n wl,rtimr
th,u n,:sv ,r,, ;, IL. Mill ctmntn nnd RIM, xtlI
sl,,r, -, ,, r III r,,t,trv,ncn lin ", nlrf,n,.y
r,u,nI ho.,,.s .,..,;I ,,.t ,u nftr ol, Inn urnnr
,,on., f,r ht,,' T., ,ha tw,, n.xt so,tl,,rn
,,r,,,.irocs ,,r III, 9,~,r,,e and Aant, r.tt,nrun
wl,1,.t, IL, v,, ,,n ~ t,t,ss44lry tvanr
,l,r,,n tt,n" tnn r".t ~ .ho vn4t E,uplrn of
t,.",st tra", m - i'm mi ftrru,.,,.. fnnst,v
far|or. hu, alro,,1v anttfet. nn, thor,. ia rta,n
tn m ,t,as, m m sr,,nrt, ,,Jina ,,r trrr,torv
rnr ,nn,,ros.,l, rn,,,iiioa IN nnrna. mt
,,t,,x n,,n"rr* ~ ccoi rna mfnt o,,scryer.
Mr. william, ttser,,nra. TIM wrIl-kno,yn trnv.
s ~ o,,.s,. ~, .".n Nv :. r,I, c,,n,,s,h In .,n,nrr
IL ''',, ..a,..,... ,s,..,Iw ,how ,1I ,,ot
nntortulu
.rrm, tttu1, ,.f,t,t,v ASf1, 1.yr,Ef-rArfnya
frc tn,lst hnwrytr. t,,ni,4,, o,n,ur,t;on To thnt
t.u,t,sry IN urctntnt nf tho out1ru ntscnco of MI
,u,r,t,, M c,,,,n,ufrn,lnu md hfcnuau or thu
unt..y n,,r.,,m, t,v ,t,o brazilian fluycrnnnnt.
,vt,ci, IA t1,in, IN ,,tmn,t IN s,,,,,nsx Inn Oor
man .nrlt ~ nnternr,sn t,rrvat,Inv IN
fhoso ,wn rrnv,ocrs, "a TINT thov NAV
, 1881-05-12

u thu Ir'ttttrA Assoetaeed Prtst.
LONDON, May 1l.-Dru4lnugll will consult
n meeting of Ills colstttu ents before agufn
presenting ltiu.sulf to tic Commons.
urntllaugl, claims exactly tho same legal
right to ontur tho lIouse OF Commons rs llo
did before tho passage at tho resolution
excluding him, ngalnst which lso has snnt his
formal protest.
The pIalnt1R In tho action for penalties
agalnst Uradlaugla las g!ven notice ut his
intention to apply for leave to sign Judgment
mil Issue execution, with tho objection OF
bnnkrupting Uradluugh. The lntter will re-
slst tho pending decision by tho Lords.
TIE TURF.
Tho raco far tho Chester Trades Cup was
Won by Windsor, prluhomMu second, anl
Apollo third. Tla distance was two a1id q
quarter miles.
TIilCKErT, TIE oA1tsMAN.
Edward Trickott, tic onrsman. will foavo
fur tho United Stntes in q fow days anl take
Quartars ut Saratoga.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
a largo fire Oil Southwark street lias do
Btroyel Nos. 81 to ", aild als0 several houses
OIL Grcat duildford street aud in Pump
court. Loss tlenvy.
Tho loss Is 100000.
FAILURES.
William II: Arbutl!nott Il Co., insurance.
oil, and scel brokers, and Theodore D. Raw
lins, tea brokers, layo fallcd.
DEFEATED.
Tho second readtng Of the bill to permit
clursytaen to sit III tie Commons was 10.
fcated-il0 to 10i..
LASnLEA0uE MArrERs.
DUBLIN, Mny 1l.-lAt tho Lanl-Lenguo
meeting tt,-a!ay tho receipt was acknowledged
nft s1n rny mat svaRts all NJ .yh1Nlb
, 1881-05-12
.,rs.t If a Great Nihilist Who Was
IN q Front Seat at the Ex-
coutions.
sbo czar md Empress at Last ES'
pose Themselves to tho Bombs
Of the Popnlaco.
fctter Hopeful that tho Lords Will'fPass
ths Land Dill-Mnrad Insane
Bulgaria.


Interest enemy Of France, has lust given
hpr acrpntlug to FfNt7D to-day, Signal
n,oof q, t,.p loynl friendship which, for
mapy yrars INST, ho las protested Tor ltor.
ILlm sent tho French Government n war,l-
hsttat n,ost serious lnsurrcctlon Ii about
tubrsk forth III Algcria. Many lcoplD who
tnew tic country linsr maintained NIL along
hst lilo Tunis expedition Inns double
parpos,, u,nl tint It's chief obJcct
i 10 oycrawn AMI crush tie Atuss,,l-
nan ma[cnn,rnts who uro known to
b. toncllti,ls trouble In tho Algerian pros-
taces \ dispatch II ll.o Guttt0ts this In0ril-
h. status lint tcicEraphie communication
vas cut yesterday near A[eljez el l}nb, All
!sy's headquarters. II Is suspected TINT all
uey lad Il hand in tllo matter.
THE MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
which Is To bu l!.,,lo IN tho npcnEng Of tho
Chambers Is awaited lIura with no ffttlo
anxiety. Tile turn things arp taking in
Ta;tIs Eeslns tn alarm tile epcople, anll serious
Diplomatic difficulties nre anticipated. Tho
E,tlEng articles Ut tho Paris rnpers have. for
tho las. Two days, fairly reflected tho icryous
n:dunccrtaii ssata Of lnbltu a',lnion here.
It Il generally felt tint tho war, it by any
Stretch ut e0nrtUsY It Gull l,e called Il war,
ought to Dc brought to all etltl Without delay
TIE aiMpAT1l1Es Of EUROPE,
italy alo1le excepted, wurc ut tito outset With
Trance. Tlloy would at o,lcu ccase
tu by 80 il tho French occuplo,l
fa1l* M large boay ct krou'nlr l'ns
M1bee', sl!scn'ofe't. Tho correspondent VI
Ge fhMr" however, teiegrapl'etl iate To-.
Msht from LII Calle TINT tho boulcs Or
fIt.t -
Mo french sollsera, horribly i'iutl.
Med' l'aa been r'ekcd up outside OF
usa camp at El Militia. Of course, tlle
Ah's'lnIr are credited with tile
a'acas' Tte Figaro correspondent so1nc-
Aa' l'al'ciy Wakes lht!t4hltlt NJ tlse olle-
n.y. e"~afdsco alil barbnrlty. llo IL ap-
iaet''s VI tlie opinion, ike l'lhny Of MS
,,ssamsylhe'l, lEht 1t WIS tllo ttstty OF t1o
MoAuIr 10 wnlt tho ollsat OF tho French
sas aaa s'hn's quietly to determination.
EXCITEMENT AT TIE CAPITAL
the htsstrn As'oefated 1'ftss.
ltSlS. May 1.-THE French Gen. Broarts
",a!al n1 40D men ~ ellc1ulpcd ut 'lal'el'a,
sssS ..sa N!!es from tic bar'o. fl'o cxcltoilont
@met taMtal Is very Brcatt bit the Boy ajil
w w A'h!sry arc determined tn remain Mt tic
Aaa. Palace, fearing TINT by lsnying they
"oud c''langcr the public security.
tor,,, fHE ITALIANS iSniuSAST.
,,a'un "Hlps' MAY ll.-Tho Times dispatch
.As' Nv" '1o'"e says uiero Is strong indignation
%n1. ;SsG as''lhst tAa Fronca proceedings III
'r''a ~sa,
H., 'snles Carroll. IN tho Chamber of nopu'
t;i'.s'n Ta s'ss1ef'lisY' on hn!nE asked by Slghni
c,ns'm Sss T9asl1!'!g the runlors 0f tho ltAiial
II, s1a' ''!ts'ea IN 'tnnts nlnl tho report oi
, 1881-05-12


BERLIN, May 1.-It Is stated Germany has
sounded Tho other Powers upon lilo OK
pellolicy OF, n common engagement botwcen
tliotn to secure tile prompt transfer Ut tic
coded turrltory 10 Greece In order to prevent
the Greek revolutionary party from ga!nlng
ground.
, 1881-05-12

VIENNA, AIay 11.-Ilo Emperor Frape!s
Joseph has grantul amnesty To nll persoiss
inlprlsoneu for 0tfal,scs Nriaing tr0ln poverty
which were not prpmetlltnted.
, 1881-05-12


-,-1---,,1 -..1 1,.,,.. .-o,7 -,.-,.
there stItl aaf,eres 70 each !lttl0 seeu sitBht
covering "E uic 'lbre: u = 1 suIf,pf'sng y, TO
kMf n9W lnu';,t o. tt.s ctHtonItnt ~, snm "; ~
~ inc 'rtmess employed III t!tK NH; ~ r.
Gin!1iE s'!e sc.I tnieit1,s af lsed W'e,.
" 9'rjhH,ple nfe lastltieal Will !llnsn MScn "
tMflcctiy ttulusNtt, Aia tney nEo prrnpeliea ny
at"t l19dva,! ~ .;, ~ n,.,t iic az
dfrl n'tl !llty tnunaal'i lh'tllius OF hnh nlo
aSa r yl II ~ ,v s'n T. not nsa % thom ~
9yse"Eff Eron IT, s,e II t te !Sss see t Is s"i
, nH1ua ~ o.t t,'.,". ,"nI ~ in Inti1na
,nacIincs II, nuUthcr part pf tiie building,
r,,r n,,,.t ,v,, ,,,.,cvuai,
on,e,st. Il, " s.,nora.,n, % ,ho nnsi, ORR, .,,,or
co!!s.sas ~ mn"ta3 . t ~, ,'1R .,- ma ~, utii i
~ ,Iea!'s " a", aetu!y s,
neviatA rspsclNlly i9s tae nutp0sei ~ sss,
10 e oi tlr!'nis y, nrou VIII n.y VIII , - MG
H. H. s,a., ~ ~ % r''yn,,,t. ~ rer t' tmn,ite
LIS .y!'Is .1 nte pIvau wh .mv,t t' .f
suriAce i!ii ct,rrCsp'nI.k M.a.eao HILL, ' ~
1t; ~ III. seti A SsgSt ,t fs"e T. ,r tuyf ~ cv ,,i
nrw r.t: t @ TIC k.1''f, ,1e's aRGm d'Hge s
,wn !'!s;,. l. len carricl On IN -; s,aess
@ frt,,, y ~ r,.s.a uo,,,ia,. III % IT, n,nnt,ac
- au n. ti9 ,r Msc, ,.,,,, 20 ~. T. nv.
si1rh g. wnti iior n!.ouiM, o! So1, - ta..
se'l lni tt's ~ W., s;S,. u mk @ >a'is,
fnr IN S na M ,n ~ 'i et III ~ ic t,mnt,aw
E.I 'lnt ;nsts "! ~ "iott''te ~ ts I"EN nmv
rEe "t's eii H. ~ t
scs t vi y. "tam "e t%;s f,,;,ia ~
sos*l',nca eaci a. day 'iay' under thoir Immense
o''ac4s. .,,,. ,,,o ..1,.,,,, H., or,,s,,o1
~ Eet.s ,.l 10y & I'LL w ;v.. St1 t,';e,
kvs.s an, FIX ~ ss e ss, t,o, G t,r,. ti,r.,r;v
nKed W s,ea-uG co!'!cs 1 ., ns "ac ~ WHY ~.
Dnt,G sns ,atts y ,,,3,,s, ~ nv,
S.1iG riaG ns .r1s u m,R t,,a as n,sss ',t,, "''"
s''A '.'. .G.,s.. t,n...s: sl ','.,., ",s,, 'e
| o"'. .'s''t .',';s, o.4ss'
sI st,nnr 1a1 invas FLU Su ~ ws cts tac n]jnr m
m'ot ~ sS ,,, t,o :" f ~
ini Sist W. ,, ,tt,; ,,ose ~ ny oura.i nfr
% ani cai,vns, r aid s pascpd % under 4 , powerful
Isrn ~ t sISty % I'm a't II W 1ha sare ts ny
rs' ,s nrst 20 Is liz o III T., IL
rr1t. i9rGt "" nmra r knit, ~ an mnsty cun!,.h IL Il
Gsn.e, !n'lv ', Se; "na nt3 u,
stret1s % As he ,p pressure @ r rGnTeH e "cRgts @ trI
nrV !en,o'e', Mat Mln ,s ,hisu. aiua ult ~. ~.
f mo''t, "f cnch n"cxct Il M ther t,trnc,i II tack' @
"ni i!'e " t.ntjrn cay%rins. stjna,,ti III. jeay
lTE n'!En. ssiw at.p " ~ ,,e artsn
lse s,'s, na eahs IT. ~ oMv ,ar., 9 t,,o,.
"Muy aneI eI ~ r"o1 . IL nndr "n frn,uce '9S ~
5ark;. " !S ry, ad lats! yhsn ,i s,ll!isie.,tly
.p IiMs ,s,, IT. t,s ~ ~ ,s.in
sacRa: any YES. " MGiKinges thnfNf; r TE,sMGu.
@ p'Gnt. iu " nti,"r y" ,is ,, nra ,,
ke's: III ,saa s1anc M 1cot'a'M m tat tis h,G!Sl tin
sea a,lne i eSHssoy n na ,Se"9 ;.,, 'if, fiv
Gf,Ws aa 'l1'i T.. s.osS; ~ Ma7 neem iMm{
a H., ~ "a,n u vnr ~.
taa te ctna GTG posSrss @ tts vasS
inhrkauia 'Mtl,.lsG @ ~ m 10 . ~.
se ~ m i, III af ara
stosk ~ iM!y fetngIzetl III a!1 SECTIONS whnlu ",
y a,1.; ,; ots ni iiseifi {nr ihis ~ nr, tnat tn M
, 1881-05-12

ANOTHER FAILURE At AMSTERDAM.
I.oxpoN, May 1.-THE international Hngar
Refinery Company Of Amsterdam failed Il.
connection with the fRiluro Of Schroeder d Co.
, 1881-05-12

Tho oldest nnd most cKten&fvo hotxseA
oIMthlc tnctlsctu" house in Tho United stht'se ls
IN New fDvk III 1ES5. Their Chicago brunch IL
nt ID CiMtk strcpt.
, 1881-05-12
LADIES' GOODS.
CARSON, PIRIE
& CO.'S
StDll Dry Goods House
MADISON AND PEoRIA-s1s.
PRICES BROKEN
Do|rnans,
Mant|es,
Capes,
Rave|ocks;
UIsters,
And Suits.

Fashionable Garmeltsand Dresses
ut lower prices than have been
known iii Chicago for many years.
\ Cloth Jackets, Havelocks, and
Black Capes and Nantes, in tho
newest styles, all reduced to close.
Silk, Chs shmorce, and Cloth Suits
lower than any other house will
sell same qualities.
Norfolk Suits, ,natie Of fine I'M
ported Frelicfl Cloths, with Hunt
er's jacket, ChatelAine, and Satin
lined Hood, only $1,000.
, 1881-05-12
INTEND 70 HAVE CLEAN STREETS.

-. apftMt UHpJ1fH q 3"s 3HHMW ".W H!VHHs;
MAnssrxE. Mich. May ll.-Tho spcoial oleo.
tIu strusL. of ibis city to-day was uarsu1 by ~
n41ority.
, 1881-05-12

Don't fail to soc tho now nrt ators,
1tt Fast ItanIoinh. W. underecli auy ono. We
make everything ourselves.
, 1881-05-12

tenn which, In that ttapoot IA pot only safer than
gus, but II. NJ shall show 70 your Do!tti. ht,s.
, 1881-05-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Jsiick Il lIuyncrsa Ninth Powder In the
b,frnst inject killer. II makes short work OF
ranches, tnnH, llns, md bchbuEs. Also preserves
valuable tis5s and wO0nne from tho rhvRFeH OK
moths. luck & ltayncr, makers Of tho Mar"
EolOHnC.
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So 100000.

Premiums are received and Losses paid In cash
only. Policies issued payable at the death of the
Insured, also payable 1t the end Of certain number
of years. Policies also issued on the
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T0NTINE PLAN,

mite perO il hch frs: introduced by this SOcie
ty, and ha been recommended and endorsed by emf
experts in Life Insurance, and by leading busi
men, Forty our per cent. has been earned and
accumulated the premiums paid on its Tontine Life
Policies and forty per cent. on its Tontine Endow
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ety represent exclusively the interests OF the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society to notice. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
of the strict ana conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration OF the Society, per-
feet security given for the future which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families.
transactions the Equitable; none is more prom
nd just in its dealings.
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her as the robins covered the babes in the
woods with leaves and there'd been no
Sibyl Jones by morning if it hedn't
happened that Matt Morris he'd been to
market, and fairly stumbled over beggar-
woman, as he thought. lying at one side
of the road. he having got out OF his OK,
cart to warm his feet a-walking; and
never onst guessing it was Sibyl, he lifted
her into his cart, and wrapped the robes
about her, and hurried home for dear life.
..Here's Thanksgiving beggar tor you,
mother" says he; where's your cam
phire bottle?''
..Why, it's Sibyl." says Mrs: Morris,
when they come to put her to bed: kun
for the doctor" But she was clean out
of head with a fever or somewhat, and
the doctor wouldn't hear to her being
moved home And so. You see. what with
Mats goodness and Jacks cruelty, 1t
came about that from Thanksgiving beg
gar she became Thanksgiving bride
only that happened a matter OF five years
later.-Ha psr's BdzT.
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Nefu ADVERTISEMENTS.
rupture
xvs.Isx philips Cases.

Wesley Philips Eases. , hannv 10
DRJ A. SHERMAN-Dear Sir. ain napp gro.
MORN YOU that am entirely cured of my large sc,o
tai rupture Ii is today that hr Going
rnur treatment / have tested the cure ~ k sc =
;,hont the appliance My business is thai OF
locomotive engineer My rupture, as you VIII N ronr
TO your mind was similar to Mr.. Joroan 81 LII 'O~
pamphlet of illustrations. ILL n ,he army
Was ruptured IN the year 1863 while IN tae a arnst
have tried spring ana elastic irusSes Will Using
discomfort and injury, my rupture always = nm nv
business. determined TO try you as last ieso r,
and must saw that found your treatment q I'm ON
idsrng nv terrible condition. surprised nay envs
a. well as myself. During your treatment naty
worked hard in my business, ENJOYING potn say NJ
a,'a Comfort. and have not lost DAYS WORK. NY
Seneral health has also improved. wltake pleasu
in recommending the afflicted to you whenever
You NAV publish this letter for the beneR y, i, ~
h raanity. My address is 2ii East ttan-s'ree'
'e'' WESLEY PHILLIPS.
New York City, Oct Is, 1850.
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It's Relief and Cure as Certain
Follows Day.

Since the reduction of DR.. Sherman's term,.
sands crowding upon him for treatmen, '. ns
throwing away their gripping irksome, dspri,nnnaaiy
life pnnshing trusses. His treatment for tbia AID
tion makes the patient comfortable and SAT- anc
performance Of every kind Of exercise or labor N.
not provide themselves with it must endure Sia Do
gers of that precarous sfiiction and the use n
all through life. Thousands of those cured a; uses
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;, - AGENTS :. aatcd. 81 n Day maGe
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-02-02
The praa..shop.e

Dr.. Channing said What ought
not to to be used asa beverage ought
not to be sold as such.p De'what we
will to strengthen ourselves and 9TH
ers against temptation, we shall not
outgrow the need, for them and for
ourselves, Of the Lords Prayer: LEAD
US not in temptation" And We be.
lieve that we ought to organize our
prayers into actions. 1t. is pitable
mockery for US to ask the Lord to
keep men from temptation when we
set up dram-shops, by the authority
Of the State, at every corner in. our
large cities and towns, to tempt, not
only the strong and educated, but
the weak and the ignorant, the re-
formed, and our own innocent child.
rem. God only knows who may be
the victimsl We have a merciful
Father in heaven; but He is too wise
ly merciful to divorce the greatest Of
His children from a common bond
with the least, and too wisely merci-
full to reverse any Of the eternal laws
of retribution. We are sowing to
corruption; we shall reap harvest
Of fdestruction.--Ptman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-02-02

the sheriff the eat Was fouls lissl
around theswbiHpsils head with
quick jerk, whistled thr6ughitRe ReShii,
and fell with sharp thud over the
left shoulder blade, making large
blue marks. AT the third the flesh
was cut open, but the prisoners mus
cles never quivered, though of sixty
spectators fully half Of them sicken-.
ed and turned away. Twenty-Five
lashes given with all the power ola
strong man in one place, caused the
flesh to creep up in purple welts,s
which were cut transversely into
small squares, out of which the blood
trickled. But few of the crowd
could look at it throughout. The In
dian never flinched, and after the
last blow, which was given with ex.
ira vigor, the sheriff cried Enough
and Doxtater laughed and said;
"Bully for Injun."
When he was released, the reporter
asked him how he felt He answer
ed: "Feel him back very much.'
The Indian asked the whipper for a
"chew baccer," and grabbed a pipe
out Of the turkeys mouth and went
to smoke, but it was taken from him.
The wounds were washed with. salt
and water oprevent inflammation,
and that mad Josiah vince worse
than the fogging. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-02-02

~ an all absorbing love had been
growing up in my heart for the beau
|tifal girl whowas 40 moro q fitting
mate for one like me than dainty
humming- bird would be for grim,
somber raven.
Not for such as she was a work'day
! life like mine--eyen had Inot been
asI was-ditierent from my fellows
"a cripple.
Sol vent away, thanking my kind
entertainers and binding with cords
Of iron my heart, which throbbed
like a wild thing, when at parting
she had laid her little hand in mine
and said she was sorry Twas going.
Sorry--and !, who was more than
sorry, could only utter the merest
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-02-02

ALondou Canada paper has an
account ofthe logging received BY
sn Indian offender. The stoicism
with which the Indian took his So
we're punishment was something
wonderful The account says;
Doxtater was brought out. He Is
q muscular, heavy.set Indian, and
had a laugh on his face. His back
Was barred, his wrists we're strapped
to the upper parts Of the arm Of the
triangle aud his knees and ankles %.
the lover part, throwing his back
out. The only siga Of nervousness
manifested was quick look at tho
,cat.o.nine tails which mas in the,
hand pl lonf e5ps| had t,'