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WoMAN's TRIUMPH.
A Severe Surgical Operation. 1t is Endured
without taking Ether. Subject, Mrs.
Edward Myers, of Rondout, NY.


N. Y, Freemdn.) up@
The case of Mrs. Edward Myers, of Rondout, New
York. furnishes apt illustration of woman's power
of endurance. This lady had been treated for
months in the usual way for Erysipelas of the hand
without benefit Not until her hand had become
mass of purified flesh, did she turn to DR.. Kenne-
'dy, proprietor of the "Favorite Remedy" for help
He at once informed her that it was impossible
to save the hand-it must be amputated. She re-
ceived this terrible intelligence quietly declined to
take ether, stpulating merely to hold her husbands
hand during the operation, and underwent the pain
full process without moving muscle or uttering q
groan. DR.. Kennedy then gave "Favorte Remedy
freely to cleanse the blood and prevent the return
of the disease. and Mrs. Myers now lives and re-
joices in her great deliverance.
"Favorite Remedy" is fast becoming trusted,
household friend in all cases of Female Weakness
and diseases of the blood. One dollar BOTTLE
Your druggist has it. ap7ThS&T&w1m14
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-09

BUSINESS. good opportunity is offered to
ID purchase the stock and good will of a well es
tablished grocery store. Good neighborhood and
low rent. But few hundred dollars required
apr4dtf VIM. H. JERRIS, Cahoon Block
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-09

Besides these we have large assOrt-
ment Of Dress Reform COrsets and Child
ren'S Waists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-09
Cors,ets.

We claim to sell line OF COrsets
which for Style and real worth are not
surpassed in the United States.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-09
JOHNSON'S new METHOD FOR HARMONY

RiIlee Taylor, price reduced to so cents.
OIivette, price reduced to SO cents.
, 1881-09-08

tuwn nrn lowing. IN orlcr to cfearo tho heat.
Tho recent declarations OF tina Presidents ply
stta1t, tu tho atfcct thnt Septetipr Is thc snt1t
1tnhenttnfvt nuntE nf the yrlr u "hahlftxtasi'
has arue.y Increased tho npplfcasit'tit fnr lrHse
tn nlI tho departments, nt!a with tho caf's,ei
,,lflcurs nwuy nt,l M unusually lar1a nittstor IT
officials an,l c!eris Mt,scnt, tho Government o1'
ecs nre nut eccnes Ut nlueh 1ltu md nuttvlty.
TIE fIN,.st. PRESS. uF wA4ttfSnroS
hns Kcl,nrnlly tccn very quick ~ ''oleslh mo
city agaEllst tho outsitlo ehnrxd OF hnhenlthtst-
t1css. bstt tito NdtHd ftpnh'trttH fu'1ny mikes
aol,c rAthor stat ting statements weleh IL tale
wny uf criticism uf tho anntary Gui,dltInn Ut tIo
city ire us sesoro rs anything ever printed ny
tho Ircst Ut ether cites rrua1lnE this s'1t'je:f
Aflnr referring Ia tho rutus,lNu fidrtlfe'. Wnioh
hayu gn!trtl Nnttonut ret.tntloatl!e tsti't'Hfc.
an tnys: " Hut thoy nre mt tho s,lc sn1lrec ot
lIscasc. Ut tho :s.tDD hottscs II, tho jtttr!ct'
less tl,nu 1000 hnyo snwcr connections hilt nrn
dependant Upon cess pools which, III tnany
cllsCs wotil'l In A
4 ntsGl!ArE EVEN IT, THE Mtb!'LE A0Es'
Thern nru hundreds ii nttcyH. bnck yards, ard
yncnut luts whcrcon p,ols of wnter aru allowed
tu rcitintn stnXnnlit fur months Atld yei'Fs.
Abdul IL nlI this Il system fnr the removal "f
EarblIge and manure trshle which tliat VI NC"
Yosk ia.pcrEcutton Tho sotltlcr IL not that tho
t,Gcu II unhealthy. hut ttHt It + not hsnre lchs-
" thnu tin mortality. tnblrs show It to he. fho
aro thing ttnt checks dsCMsc is thu st|li qon-
ptlr.sttvc el,arscnrsA Ut tho population. A* the
| population grows ,te,lrer thu lontli.rnto Will
become hsEhur nnd higher. unless the must ctl'
| cryettc means Are rlsUrtral tn
, 1881-09-08
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
0.t{1 "A "

I.oSo BRANCH, n. j., Sept. Tho following
oillcu! bulctl, sl.s Issued this morning:
p:l0 A. M.-Tho President slept tho greater
part ur tho night, awakening, however, as bften
as It ,y,,s necessary to Klyo npursh.E snt, which
he took very we'll. Tho feEer reported In Inst
uvunlng's bulletin ha.l suhsitcd by II p. III.
This morning his temperature IL normal, and hc
,kppears to hnye nutu recovered fr0u. tue ia.
tiYuo Of ycstortlay's journey. At tho 1s,ornlug
dressing tho r,ar0ld nbscess was tounl TO Ut do.
Iux vol. Tho visible rArts Ut tho wound look
somewhat bottor. Pulse. 100; temperature, O3.t;
ryypiratio,1, Is. Tho next bulletin will bo lssuctl
ut Up. III. y. W. Hills.
J,J. WOODWARD,
FRANK II. HAMILTON,
j. X. IIAlNEs,
1tDDEsr llEYHu1N,
u. HAYES 4AuNEw.
6 II. ~.
Et.BEn0N, N. j.. Supt. S-0 p. M.-Notwtth-
Rtnu.iing tho exceptional hoat ut tho weather.
tho thermometer IN the bedroom rpse to " At
ha1t.pnst I thla aftornoon-thoro was a breB1t'
most Of tho tlny no tho President WIS coIupara-
ttroly comfortable. Ito has takon hls nuurlsh-
t,e.,t yuxilary and has atupt Ut intervals lurlng
tho Iuy. At l.:lh p. IN. bis pulse wAa III; tenn
porat,lrc, .s,4; respiration, H. Blneo thon thero
has boon aosno rise Ut temperature. though luss
tfan yrHtcrlny. AMI tho pulse hts sotnowhnt
diminished IN frequency. Attho oy0nlng tErss-
ink tho appearance OF the wound wax favorable
At present lha pulse III los; temperature, 10i;
respiration, IS. y. ", BLISS.
j. X. NAHNEs,
J.J. WOODWARD,
| ItOuEltr 1teYnURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
, 1881-09-08
GREAT HEAT,
WHAT uANFlEt.1, l1AR ESCAPED.

Bpxetat ntspateh u The EAlca1o 1rthun&
WAsIllHaTnN, n. C., Sept. T-tn tho tnHttcr OF
hoat and discomfort. this has been tito wnrst
tiny OF tho season In Warrington. Ia the stt'-
slon of the city waurc the White ffouto stands
the thermometer was over 100 throughout the
afternoon Tie air was peculiarly oppressive and
yueryating. It Was u subject os gratutat.on
that tho President was hero no longer to wAste
uway under tho tesstble cKects OF this weather,
tu say nothing Of tho poisonous yapors from tho
Foto,uao marshes. a local physician said To-
day TINT, within tho tn!ts Of the square taolpK
tho White House grounds, ho now haa under
treatment thirty cascs Of u,alurtaI diseases.
In Wow Ut tho succcssful removal Ut
tho President yesterday, tho people hero
aro wondering why he was not taken
awav long ago. Ncarly all who can yet out Of
, 1881-09-08

Tho nlnr,n fr>m lux III nt Ism yesterlay af-
ternto,, was catiscI by tho burning ns eolr,c bar
lu Il barn fn tho renr Of NJ. Etl Clark street.
ownrl aill occupied by GrorKe Frank. Damage
trft1tug+
'rhc tt!nrtn fran BOX r.. at nom yesterday wus
cliseil by spnrks frtl IL t1efceltre CHIMNEY sc-
ting t,ra to tho woodwork between tho csug
and reef Dr Il cnttnHe ut NJ. Gu fr!s,,k street,
nwtlef nsltl neGnp1cal by August Van lfotus,
DMtnaKc tri!litx
I'he oss l.y tho fire ut ssonlnnn & 1}raa NUM-.
fnrt1ry Tuesday nlunt wAs: On hlttlhnS.,
Sh,0I,: machinery, Sl6,UD; stock. 65,0J1: tutul,
xtr
, 1881-09-08


leH' W. tno s'''' """ "''" ~
~ "' ,'.,,..." :. 80.
- ""'
""'''''' - "''' w "'' s'''@' ..... ,...
'"''f -s'"' '''' W.. ''' ''' ''''''
.,, In .s,rn,, ,no, ,ynro trcu ,,v,,o IT .bo
,,,,,,,,,,, ,r,,,, ,,,,,,o ,,, ,,,c,rn. IN syu,.,
,,,r, ..,,o.
FRANK LuMnAlu,,
Tim nnw aucnt was tfitcryt.s,vc( Thy a Tntnuar,
rcportcr und snld: II waa sitting Il, tho snnpk-
Inx-cnr talking with tho conductor, Jneis fta2rl-
hnkcr. We wure thon OIL tho upgrade, nbout
FUR mlcs from independence.
Al, If II sudden Tho train e,.tno to II stop. 1
entd to !fnzcl.,nkur .Ti,urc Is anotlior frciHht-
trnln In nnr way, suppusc.' We heard loud
yoecs and pistol stots. looked out and
SAW LANTERNS FLASHING. =
We know that train robbnrs.wcro MI It's. Ttuzcl-
bnker rnn tncl lt,to the trnlu und warned The
pnssanRcrs. Thoy were NIL h,olktnr o',t of tho
windows until the rophers ch1ctt out 10 them t"
rtiI.t. IN rltEtn HEADS AND KEs1' QUIET.
THO rohl,crs hid stopped tho tr1lin By putting
III, obstruction o tho ta,lls md signaling. a,n
, 1881-09-08
DEAINE's BULLETIN.

1T u BlI.ESr AZ 10 TIFF NEW nEyEI.Ol.
3tENTa.
LoSa BRANCH. Sept. 7.-Secrotary nlatno sont
tho following ut II O'Clock;
LorfN Minister, L0'aluM: Tbs President haa
nut enInetl IN Tho lust twenty.fo four hours. Ilts
fever Increased considerably durInE tho after.
uuou. hIs temperature soaehtnx lUl. lie sakea
food Without nausea, but without appetite. &ntl
hua not Improved IN strength. Tho lay Ii said
to be III hot u WAs over known at Long IlrnHch.
Cooler weather IL roportot frotn tho Wcst. and
lower temperature with fellaf TO tho President
IL hoped for TOMORROW. l@1.AlNk, Secretary.
, 1881-09-08

...s.a...
Known 10 one .. NY M'.ua.nn ,,a,s,.n ,,n,s
Ill M"sehsuul y, .'s '""..,,..a ~, ~. ,.arn.
On tho subject t'R niaeo, fcsne'!ia ~ ,ss ~.
efsec 10 Ut. ARhrw' win " w" '..'.'' ~ 1,n
o4''1'' hs ~ ,ne nss. , Wv, W ,'a.,Inn. l., .n.
sa"e" 'ee'"A''''' ~. '""s ."o =. ~" ,t,s,n,,,.
Incssca tn ""'e lho s'trFeo,,s no w'1s uesr.'''s
nf rcththing III chafRe ot tho case' WIZ" WIS
tlosle. -'s.-.
IN. nffsa, IT ArrEAfla, Ola'EcrEt''
assuming tho ontirc responsibility nf removing
tho President to Long l'Fhhchs anu 'us!ste" s"a'
tho entire number OF RhrRnt}hs ano"h nee''sn.
tsny tho'pattcnt tnhhor. cN,nptom.so pr, .'..s wns
tho1a cnecto's' wh'cn "ns 1"as ~. snI a".
sl'o''s'| ct'ne I" Lung 'Faen Win tno lsesae'..
but upol' the nfs'sAt or as so"' tnorc"i'e' "a
l,osslbio tho shrep mentioned sno's!t' toute. nl.
Rcyb'irtl a''siittc" tnat tno iac's III tnu e.ss
were sttbfthht'a!4y as slatcu. lto ,.'.
the stntot1ent OF ur. HISS tnat 'no ocs' ice''ns
prevailed uttunE the s.trHeons.
nr. Arnow lolt hcsc TINS n'orn'na. ,,.,
Dr. bliss VIII remain III cmhres U. .nu asa ...,,
, 1881-09-08

NEW YoHx, Sept 7.-Arrivcd' 'ao '"
trs,tN iiyeInutl. AIN tessins'
NEw f0nk, Sept. 7.-Arr'se'' '''
fr,ig Hamburg. .ba reuRsyl"
vnuAl, from Philadelphia. .,,. 1,atssia'
Il,knos, sept. 7.-Yho stea'nsnp, .,..,ou, hs's
srola New York, and bIulsa, frou l'o'''' -,
nrrtvntt out. H.. ,r,horIa. aaA
laIxu.,S. Sept. 7,--Tho, EEla, - .1"C the Ca,pAu'
GtI. WarsluF, from Now YORK. nn' I'LL.
trr,tn Baltimore, n4ve arrived put I'm Atyts!nss.
NEW fnIsx. Espt. 7:;->rsis.,,s issnias II. lrua Haze
FROM Liscspool. mud the !i!te1osn'''
burg.
, 1881-09-08
Many Stores and Buildings Destrov,d
and a Large Number Of People
Rendered Homeless.
Drunken 1noendiarica Engaged in
Setting Fire to the Houses
Which Were Saved,
Scycrnf Persons Killed In TlIcIr rrrnr,,
Fl to Save Thc1r Personal Effects
TREAT Excitement Prevailing.
Loss Of $4,000 by tlo Burning Of pl,n.
ing-Mills in st. Louis aud
:, Cleveland.

BALTIMORE, Mtl., aept. ia special ,IIanat,>
frn Lonnco's!1,g. NIL, tunIght give. tue .ltnl.
If terrible cnntlagrntlon In thut city ,ts,,v
ncarlr ha1f uf tho tow, hcinR hi,rnr,. Ia tLo
Rroiinti. Forsy-threo storca nnl buildings wer.
destroyed. Mhny fuullltes nrc rendered homn.
less. and tho Hrentcst excitement preynIIs ,
,Iu,nbcr Of drunken incc.n.tnrIes nrc settling lin
to tho ho,lacs which wcre suve'l frnn. TIM rrr.
ernl ri,n!ln9r.tlpi. Several rersunx serc kiln,
III to!rn,fntA tu sayc thoir pcrsnnn eIFeets gri,
the t!nnles. rho t1ss will rc,cl $:TrlUN ''a
IN ths Htftsf1t A&soetatstl I'tft.
t,uMnEntANn, Mil, Sept. G.-Fre ut Lonnron.
!i1H destroyed tho h.EslnGss portfon nf tho fn,7n
inrltrili9 iiftcrn dwellings. Loss estlnnfrt, a.
*lD1, ,0O1: Insurance. $57thE. ~
, 1881-09-08

sfulhnrhy rlanilg Min Cutnpany, nor,hwrs,
eorner TT hulnnl'ily And trenth strrets, wus de-.
strr,yett by flro between 7.and \ q clrk tou]vht
It,ss, :sa, ,00o: Insured nbont s:GIkU. as follows.
Two tl,uusand tlvc hundred ,lu1!nts c1,h 1t, ths
Northern Now York, wntortow,, NJ, y, ticr.
n,a,,ll. anh !innnver; s.,011 cach In tho Sur.
wIeh, Union, .Etna, 1fnrtforl. FranH1Ln. phils-
ttolph!n; tl,SoO IL tho GernRilia Ut rree-
tn,rt. ILL.,: sl,fm ouch III tho N[anu-
inrt.lrars' nf Huston. la Coallaneu Ut iWrjs.
Krpnh!te OF New York, Hrr!nar- American
Traders nf ChIcnH0 American Gun tst!: IaK in
rue SECURITY 1F New Haven; SLUG each in tbe
li,lrnfa, Gert,lN1t. COmtn.rcU Of Srw York
I.an,ar of New Ynrk. NinKnra of New iosk,
terll.Au OF fittsDtlrH.
, 1881-09-08
FEELING,
Illinois SUPREME CDUtrrs


orrAwA, ILL.,. Sept: I'm tno supreme cons.
this tnurunf Jut'go j. IL tason, spehK"la IN t.o
si1uJecf OF ING reoecedtn1' ny" W t'4's So!.s -
teon years aEo' III memory u tho "ssasMton VI
Abraham l.nco!f'' sa!"' Ill sup*thnee' .nas 49,. IT,
tleat ldneoltt nau oee's t''enusL -. '','e .'".
turing n'a oheIse ''!o' nlio h"" fs"o."ca oeiu.o
this Court tor nearly tn'f1y yours ahu nav oeot
cal'csi ny the Aaoticnn pcnp'c run . 'M.s !s"f ~
prcsIde over tno aosalhses ~ ~" '.t''a ~, W,
toar years ooioro us "e"."' ~ .,,' ,'s,'
80 dlsenatuea Inc aut,cs " ."". u.sn
olhces n'lnou4n cA"e" I" ~ @
most orit'ca' poe1oa u ou' "'s'oss. ."". ~ Nv '
gnlaca tho honor ahd estcetn ~ tna ''.!'se N",
t.oh' ana "nu' .na t.' ~, ''."..s s .,,,r ~
th"MRnout lno e's y. NJ e ehts r,.s a.,t .sis
ucca.av ospI"""y p."p'. 49, ... '" ~, s,.,..,,o,,.
eo .'a ..s..;"s ,r,,,o, ,ho, foIt In rnraronco
nl'a su1sp' ,u. " ~, ~, IT,, .,,.,,'n.t,,,,s
" sne .',.1.,,s T., "d,n.,,1 r., h.u,nr nf
una "',' w.. W. ,oan', ,a h,on ,,o,l.
~" uuc.'oeu' ~. ~" .,s ,h,. H., .u,u r1
, ~ eus" n.ose' 1."%.ss. Snr ~" m,rno.o
pe'o'e .uo o.,,, t,.. thn
OF os,.ea'a H. ~, II, rnsn,,.,o, @ t,'an o,,,n..
p9oeess nua 1atu ~ ,,".;s. a.,,..,,,, r,,n In
gu. "hea Ao ~" sao :" .s ...s ',''s. I'D o,ns
sptcuu up'a wv a,a..,.n. ~ ,n. aaeooson ~,
tnesu. W su.,s 49,. son.t.,,ar,a ~ ~, r.s,.
w" ~ .'e,s...s -, 49,, aa,.,oJ
t'o"s' "'a NAs '1w.s ~. e., 49,. ., s,..,.
u'ao ~ ~, ~. .t,e,, ~. ,n,,r,, ,, -,
p.u =. 100 p.a,,,one vhn IN nn,v ,.ii,ro,.
wv ~. ."' ,.1s ,., 1on,h sr.,r III tho ro..
'as .,a ,,as.o n,,", ,.t,
s"''s "i4a wv ~ 'A'' ,"i',m. 'S ~
w. mv.o t',an g. -, ,rof,unT ncncc flcntt
.aa .,,.so ,ns. H., .h n,-o or nm In
~" ,o,.,, 49,, ,,'a,i,,ato, I'r the nevlI-ha,5
WV A'e. ..,a.,,s .'s.e.,,, ,,no., .,,o uro.,nrt
M,ss ~ ,sh,,h onntr,to hs INDY ar,,clt thn
,.n.u,a ~ ,.a cnnntrvmcn. ,rhI,h INV hlccd II,
ss,,,,,nthv ror ttn snircrJne. ho cml,,rc.. Tho
, 1881-09-08


CLIvE1ASp, O., Sept. I'll. NJ. ltrinpy GSon'b
ptnslug.tnlli wMs slnsnugcd Sl9,ou0 toniyns ~
Hire. originating frnut nn ',nkslown calea In Tho
shnv!ngs bUx In tho bnsel1ont next tno bn!'tF
room. The wills Ut tho thrcc-story brick lalt!l-
lux sta,lt, bit tho Interior Is hlrn4l Duf. Ihs
surnncc, &la,O1} In Eastern companies. seye1'
ty-j1yq u,rli uru thrown ont Vt work.
, 1881-09-08


UntNb itArti,s, Mich. Sept. ia special ssrt
tlMt d. ". Peuk's plA,tlnR u,Ill Ut rterso, sunt.
caltu County, was bstrncd this afternoon, with
thirty TT forty thol,eaill feet Ut lumber. pecl'.
!uss. 5000; ~, insurance. Villain sIuleu lnsl
&aO, Mcconnell & S<,n ff::s)0. aud Charles Pc,rle
S5AD IN lumber, with no Insurance. This tru
uA.l4ht In thu enHInc-rao,n. Edwin l5a!l!wtn AMI
fr.l l;n,wnAi were prnstrateI BY ostrexcrlton
ut thu fro nlld tllp extreme hput, Atltl lie In
urIlicti condition uMd nre not exI,cctc! to IT.
fnrfr
, 1881-09-08
AT INDEPENDENCE, IA.

Sb7t1l{ DIEfle6 II 14V EHtac1 7f1btsNt-
ISnErENDENCE, ln., Sept. 7.--Tho dwelling
I,olau OF ". T. 1}nip totk tlrc last Night from Ito
explosion Of Kerosene lump. Mr.. thc Il IA
Dlkutn IN business, n,ltl for cump.ny Mrs. ltale
lett Il llxLt burning. Tho fa,uliy were awakeMsi
ulnrnt was gyun anu nsAlsttlI,t'a was NJ hand.
Must ut tho furniture Wn4 snvrsl. but tho hhase
Is ncurly ruined. I.@H, S!h,J; Insured III tho ID"
Aur,l;lce Company Ut NDrt1 Aul0rlgal.
, 1881-09-08

Special Dt,pt.tt'l to I7t CHICAGO 7'rib,.n:.
OSHKOSH, Wts., Sept. 7.-I49htntng struck Tue
bnru OF Matthew Kotlulu, ln the Town OF Pay
gov, Inst hight. aud destroyed It, t.,sethcr "lth
tho 9rn1,cry. otstbifh1tnas. 10 bushels t'f wheat
furpilt,x t,1lt,,t3t;jpn&s uni yAllMhlt harj:.
Loss estimated ut I'll, ,6u0: ilsllrcll for II ,UN.
, 1881-09-08

ing soptionemih. Thoy nrc very common with
apcrson In Ills weak condition.
THOSE UNDER TIE A1sMs i
did not infect my ot tho glands tho did not 70
below tho skIn."
"Whnt does tho MUCOUS obstruction in thu
thront amount to, now"
Well. It annoys him grcat tlcnl. Iip couQbs
severely and elects Il great slcnl NJ tnatter,''
"Does any Of It cot,u from tho lunxsY"
"Thcy sly 1t comes from tue thrunt," sA|d tho
noctor ovn8lvcly.
1tavo tho lungs been examined latoly7"
"Thuy wero examined u couple of siuY3. ago.
md bc1Iove tho attending physcians made ali-
other examination tntlMy."
. "Were they found to 10 sout,l9"
~ bellnse they decided thnt they wcro all
right"
Doctor, ,'o you bullovo that my Of this els.
chargo cotncs from tho lunRs?"
~ can only say TINT ho t.ouKhs grcat deal.
BEYOND THAT ! CAN S.ty S0rll1NH.
Tho pnrottl swelling Ia doing nieoly, 1t s&, fur
advanced that It bus been declle.l not to wash
It my lbNgor. Tho swelling Ia ail Kone dt,w&l,
md It Will now receive no further trentment.
It will ncAl up"
Iiaa tho ataluhlng ccased7"
"Eot entirely"
u h tho Hand nil gomez"
VT VIII mover ns1nunt to anything hereafter
Tho .PFeslluHts stnluaah has not troubled hin,
s,hca his last Vomiting spell Saturday night.
Ito IL K1scn milk porr!t3e and bnef extract
e'Bry two ho1ra alternately. IIo ulao rcceiypa
MI e'tctila &C whisky and modotnu OCCASIONALLY" :"
p Whit OF tho WotIEtl?"
+" 1t IL dtSHharKlng little moro freely today
The pua Ia llttfo thicker and of little bette,
coloF, but 1t ia stf loo dark 10 bu healthy."
Illus the President passed corafortable
Gay2"
mo, ho hhs not had comfortable duy fo,
four or live tlays. l!e Ia worry much u1snoyoA b,
shls continued hapklnx aI,d coughing, The tioH
ot ph!exus tnto his throAt Worries him. FL
u"es moi fec! nlsloh pain. II he weft
troubled with anything to Rtve hIn pain b,
would not feel It very aeutely. as tho ncryou
turces nra VI law that 1t u not susc sptlblo O
acute setixuuons."
Do yt,u think thu I'rosident will re4,oycr?"
"fss, think hu viii recover, lie i. very low
aoweyer aud Il II II long ways to climb
"pur4 hu tuIk nueht'
"Vury lItt!s. lie has been asloep al day, IL
lseps ncariy nll tho tt,ne.''
nor.
u tbs tT.stetM Assoetat@t Freas.
Los0 HAASotI, N. j., sept. 7.-roday wa
ono ut the Wa:nlest eyer cx perienced ut Lon
lIrlnuL. Thu thermometer runytai between
unl l00 und there was U llttle lund-brceze fEo
tho soutn, ind scarcely bcaraose. Esery on
xuusF4~l rx,remely, and remain. Vi ~ quiet .
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rho Confederate N.EsuudH hmGe iii
Pur1n-The Ch1ea--FroMch Drthku-
Hellinx "Artlcien of Esl~utry md
Etrfutss to Americans,
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friends, Ut Democratic 1cRttnrs, md great
railway mRgnates WAS brought to bear III
favor Of his confirmation, but tho Senate
yielded to manifest public sentiment, ul his
nomination sfel Will, tho clt,an Of tllo Inst
Congress. Garfield wnA evidently t,ntlcr n
curtain constrafht to renew tho nomination
nt tho Nrgnnt request Of tic outgoing f'fest-
dent lie uught not to have yielded 10 1t;
bllt, witun Ile dill 40, tho se1intc uug,lt tn
have ahllcretl to Its original position. Tho
Judiciary Committee. ulade up Ut tho best
1nwyers in tho 1and. wns all but ttna,i-
!muMs III MI adycrso ropnrt. Lamar,
Democrat, wns tho only Sunator on Tho
Committee WHO vuttat for Matthews. Such II
verdict touel,tto l,ave assured Ills rejection. AID
would have done 80 Ind not tic Democrats
in tho Senate niattc up tllotr minds that Mat-
thaws was about NJ aood Democrat rs they
conld lIave solcctotl themselves. and lonce
supported him.
Matthews aiid his friends arc reported as
being yory tnlich mortiftd beca,lau he pulled
through tic Sunate with only ono lna1urity.
But tie Whole cuntrst Inns been huinflfhting
TO lilns and thom, Nevertheless. nettl!ar honor
they have manifested my disposition to re-.
tire from It. Tlle stake was too valuable.
W. think there was never before 80 pcrslst-
ont and pertlnaelous atl effort to aectro n
ptacU lit the highest Court III lilo country;
tndccl, such contest seGn,s to DO lnco,npat-
lille With the character nntl duties Of tho i,0.
sltton. Tho career OF Stanley Matthews rs q
Judge OF thu Supreme Court will be watched
with not only curiosity. but considerable
anxiety, utter tho exceptional conditions TILL
dur Which lic Eucs To- the l}cHGh,
, 1881-05-14
CONFIRMATION OF STANLEY MATTHEWS

CONFIRMATION OF STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Tho Washington correspondent Ut rnE
flunrSE says that tho confirmation Of Stan-
10y Matthew'S is regardoA ~ a Democratic
a1d a railroad victory Tint Is q worry accu-
rAta and comprehensive statement Of the
case. Hut far tho influence Ut the railroads
md the yotoa OF Democratic Senators, Nlr,
Matthews would neyur have reaoilsd the su-
preme Bunch. Owing ll!s plaea to these two
circumstances, his position will bs anomalous
liz wlli practically represent tho Democratic
party OH the Supreme BENCH ut q ttmo when
TINT party Is In minority In all branches of
the Government, mud ha vii! represent the
ra!lroaa sentiment at time when the bulk
ofskhe Amarican people, Without regard to
party, pru urglllK legislative alld judicial re-
stralnts upon the anoroachment Of the cor
poratlons.
Mr.. Matthews Is legacy OF the Hayes and
Ohio Administration. When Hayes arat
aunt his nalne Into the Senate there came a
popular protest from all parts Of ths coun-
try aHalnst his appointment Ills unltnasa
was recognized immediately, aud abundant
reasons wera given why he shoul.t not bs
con!irtned Nevertheless Mr.. Hayes refused
to withdraw the nomination, and ME. Mat
thcws WIS 80 anxious tor tue piaca that he
was willing to run tha Ramut OF ctlticisul
and take his chances against great odds.
Tho illuslca OK relatives and pesaoual
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who l,ns 1nalo himself laughtne stock
among tho wcll.informcd by his ridiculous
pnfHs OF himself.
The Tlmcs is well known 10 bc stngscrtng
'lnsler heavy loud Of debt. Its presses,
buildings. renl-cstatc, md outfit are covered
by n hugo blnnket inorteagc. 1tfsn muruiy
lmpecuntoas, but impoverished. Its pre..
se,ise Of wealth and lberaltty nra the ,,lercat
sllatn, and known to bh SO BY cyery hanker In
this city. II tie poop,e caru tn know tho rel
ntsvo financial standing Of TttE TRIBUNE:
and Ttn.cs, they ,layu Only 10 l0bk around
them: tn consult tho advertising columns Of
both papurs; 10 lnsert "ads" III ono after
the otl.er, ard obserye the different results;
to look ut the collntIng-ro0ns Of bUth nn n
Saturday night, or to ask any gnod b,tafness
inaIl II, tho City ot Chicago wliat his op1niun
In. Whether Tile rntnuSt: Is PROSPEROUS or
not, It nj least phys It's debts, MID owcs no
man anything: ai,sl Its pecuniary affairs nro
satisfactory to It's proprletors. Can tho Old
gentleman on Wells street, who Is immersed
In mortgages up to his eyes, say rs must, for
hfmsolf? Let him show tho d0culnu,tsl
, 1881-05-14

III tho strength OF Its arn1y and navy, In tho
',-stness enterprise OF Its people, In tho de-
velupment Of lis resources, nnd Ill tic it,
crease OF Its wanltf, md population. shows
that 1t nDt only has NIL tie elumnhts of n
strung Ncpuhllc, but knows how 10 apply
them, anl thoro qa'a be no question, TINT Il
Peru nt,d l3oliyin arc annexed by her tic COLI
tiltion of tho latter wilt not only bo
grcntly improved. but Tint tic result
will bc n strong Republic, wi1uso example
viii l'avc n. powerful tnl1ne'ce upon
other Central mud SOUTH American States.
Tho republican tendency of thu Spartard.
bot!t at hama md abroad, In nn Interesting
study. especially that 1t fs manifested by II
rncG tlat In tho past llas been regarded as the
nlost Glue-blooled Of Royalsts md the most
inaccessible to republican int1ucnccs. twill
bn intlcMl strange It n Republic should bo
crected In n land TINT swnrus will, Erantlces
and nubes. that has boastctt its l,oyal strafn,
atitl tint Inns been accustomed TO reyurl
1oynlty us something sagrctt.