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celebrated Glucinum ground point pens.
Give them trial and you viii use no other
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cu.r4ER Box SERIES AT BRussoN s GIBBS
at rs cents each. Other and beautiful Juve-
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HoS. Gro. Ct MCKEE has been connrnea
s Postmaster Of this CITY, He, and Ms
accommodating deputies are Conducting the
business Of the Office most accePtaoiy. ms
= the general voice.
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II YOU want cheap Holiday Goods go to
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STATIONERY and Blank books, Ink Stands,
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RED LINE POETS and gift Books of various
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DIR. w. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician to Professor
Ricord, Paris.
OFFICE. 241 CANAL STREET, BETwEEN FRANK
LIN AND IRENE.
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DIED.

LEDBErrER's last bill Of Christmas Goods
have arrived. and they are lovely.
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THE MALAK0FF BITTERS

TsA MILD DRINK THAT WILL TONE
and Invigorate yoar system Try il and
Be convinced. ALpH WALZ,
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F0r Sale Or Rent.

MY DWELLING HOUSE on President
M Street. II not sold by first Of January, 1t
will be for Rent Possession given January
18Th. 1850. Apply 10 GUS. ASHER,
noy8O 'sl-5w. Yicksburg, Miss.
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practical and nnn
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-29

II the treatment ef the following di.eass.
Dr. Roberts system has M EQUAL In pro
dustng speedy and permansn' cures via Nrr
vess Rhsum ttisu,, Neuralgia, Eh,amatis teat,
ArGsslsr Rhssmstism Lateral fs.t-tisr and
Aassrior Curysturvs Ut the Sl,.n, Dyspepsia,
Drspsy, Abdominal propsi,al rumors, Nsr'
vees Debility, Paralysis, shaking Palsy,
fAlpisAtion Of the Heart. nah",.s. inripi'
L~apf voier, Kidney Diseases, Liver Gem
plant, Partial Insanity, Scrofula, lmpot.ney.
Lass IL Manly visor, St.rility, Falling Ut the
womb. Raldne-s. Piles. ftstula, syphilis, all
fvmal~ Diseases, Lsasotrh@a, float Albus,
Painful Mensiruaiion, Suppression, ot the
0eUses, ETC., etc.
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CONSUMPTION.
New Orleans, Septembs

New UFleahs, September &, 1870
hereby certify that have been bad with
consumption, from nasal catarrh, for over on,
year. Eight "RIGuLAR" doctors had failed I,
scre ne before calling on DR.. Roberts. I alss
Med ehe physician: Of the Charity Hospital
sley also failed to afford en- particle Of rrlief
DR.: Roberto has perfectly restored me "a
esand health. The awful cough and splitting Of
corruption have both ceased. viii answer In.
Sntrtcs concerning my case. live corner Phil.
p end Liberty streets.
signed Mrs. DELLA FOWLER,
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EE9E
4 pR0MiNENT Enua FIRM.

Chi,licotlc, Mc., July so, 1879.
!. G. Richardson, st. Louis-Ny Dear
Sir:-Hero is something reliable: il You
can make any use OF il p!e.:>e DO so. We
have sold hundreds OF bottles with like
results. Your tri> uds,
itoyce s. OstrnHder.
T.li: is to certify That had the Fever
ana ASue this su'u,n"r ana tho use of
Gne-thiri OF II bottle Ct Ciifforh's Febri.
uEcprDmptiy cured il. II is the speedi.
est cure have known OF.
GEO. SAILOR.
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ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.
Nav O,leans Inn. 6,b n

New Orleans, Tune 9th, lssO.
lhave been very badly affected with articu.
y rhsumatism, and dropsy Of the knee Joints
prescriptions tried did me M good. l had
made up my mind that should become 4
permanent cripple. I then heard Of and az
Dlisd to Dr.. X. X. Roberts, who afforded M,
Immediate relief. and by six weeks ma.neti,
treatment perfect cure.
will answer questions cheerfhlly.
signed NJ. WAHLlG,
Residence, corner Philip aud Frerct Sts.
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W. >. BNSSETT,
Captain VI the "MlgInA."

Cstarrh. Bronchitis. Affection Of the Leif Lung.
Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart, and
not very well any way all cured.
No. NJ, Chippewa street, !
New Orleans, January !, lisa. !
I hereby certify that have been very much
afflicted with nasal eatarrh, bi .nehitis, severe
a1ss,ion Of tho left lung, palpitatiou Ut the
bsaSt ahd the worst form of dyspepsia Tor one
year, and I was passing into quick consump.
uon surely and no mistake. Five of the most
eminent ply scians III this city tailed to afford
Ne any relief before called On Dr. Roberts
DIT. X. has wonderfully improved me. and
Enough under treatment, ! am steadily gaining
sAily. Twill eheerfully answer inquiries per
socially. Signed WILLIAM ZtEGLEi.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

nor fine GROCERIES, and pROVIS.
L IONS and DRY GOODS Give me !;
call Cheaper than the cheapest.
Give me a call before purchasing else.
where.
Mrs. H. Il. MANOLE,
Dec. ll.--6m.
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n: B-Al correspondence should be with N, A. Damhn
as above In all the tickets themselves are sent and
never circulars Offering certificates or anything else instead
Any one proposing to offer anything else by circular or other
wse on his own behalf or that of the Company swnder
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all points to
whom liberal compensation will be paid. F'' "
FOR f9r'her information write, clearly giving full address,
by mail, addressed only to ' o''''
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Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD OLA
Zen. GuBAL A. EARLY, ofVa. {
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

No Z. SttOhU stfrcf
Carrollton, La, January ). IssO.
I Gave suffered awfully with an abdominal
drwpsical tuner for four years. No ply icians
whom tried afforded me any relief, until ap.
piled to DIR. X. Il Roberts. who has been
reating me- just one month. / am now only
tso happy TO testify that the tumor has been
~stirsly removed! Ny general health Ia be.
coming excellent.
signed Mrs. THERESA HAGARDON.
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JOHN JUDGE.

Fourth, bet st. Patrick and st. David Sta,
New Orleans, June Goth, is,S.
! hereby certify that have been deaf In NV
IN cor for ten years, accompanied with sw.
hl roaring sounds. DIR. X. L. Roberts cureJ
ne y less than ten minutes to-day, both Of the
deamese and the unearthly sounds. I am q;
years Of age. l will bc glad to answsr inoui.
nee ~ the subject. PATRICK EGAN
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DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY AND NASAL
CATARRH.
No. II Religious street.
New Orleans. Januarv q Ian

New Orleans, January g. IesO.
I hereby certify that have suffered very
much with dyspepsia for twelve years. After
having tried many remedies prescribed by diff.
fersnt eminent physicians Of this city, oil Of
whom tailed 10 do me particle Of good, was
s6sstually cured by Dr. X. Il. Roberts.
DR.. Roberts has also cured my wife Of gene.
rsl drOpsy Of six months standing. and nasal
estsrrh and deafness Of the right ear, she hav-
Ag suffered greatly from the last named dis.
sassa Tor TEN 10 years.
win answer inquiries.
Svm>I IOuN vvyvN~n
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TESTIMONIALS:
M. 10 Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January =, l-sJ.

NJ. l.6 Chippewa street, I
New Orleans, January =. l-sJ.
Vhom u may concern;
On the 18th dsy Ut June. is.e. an abces.
formed ~ the l.it hip NJ my wife, which d,.
syoy~d the Use oi the limb and len her help
less Her sniierings were terrible. and hri
NJ Was rapidly ebbiug away, After trying
everything that could be- thought Ut heard oi
10 medicine, without relief I then heard oI
ssd seat fs Or. Il, X Ro,srts, who, by hi,
vital psyche. magnetic power In q few weeks
srssor~d the use If the limb. She il now
able u walk ~ his office for treatment an,
bask home, without assistance.
Signed w. =. BASSETT,
Captain oI the "MlgInA."
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References q IL Nouvelle. Orleans.
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In =; AENNEDf, President Ruque Nsti"nalc ~ :
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Jas. H. Hill,
WITH
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MANUFACTURERS ACr,,s.,
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We are also Agents for Breads" great
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Mr.. j. II. HILL will have the man.
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LA CONFIANCE,
Administrators.

President, NJ DUCLERC fanc;a, Ns,,.
"eS finances; actnelement Senateur)
Nm. BILLET. nm des administrator Ia
70 Banqne dc France. Ex.mcmbre do I. INV. ue
ore de commerce de- Paris. :" o"""''
LnsErIE, Ex'Jnge du Tribunal do Commerce
uKlMoULT, Ex.Prtsident du Tribnna, 4.
Commerce de Ia Seine. A''""""' ne
maLpHEN, Ex'Juge du Tribunal de Ia Selma.
MEEv!EK, Jnge du Tribunal du G,om,ne rcs
~; Mf'MANN' Banquier tNlaison Ailrsrie &
OuTlN, Membre du Conse,l Mun;c;,., =.
male. '''''""'ee Na'lO'
PERElRE, President dc Ia Compasuie Go.
WATEL Membre du Consei, Mun;c;,., =.
Paris. "'"''''Pai NC
=: BURKHARDT, President
CHAS. MAURY, Vice President.
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ENFORCEMENT OF THE WOMB.
DYSPEPSIA AND LEUCORRHOEA

Nm. Louisa Weimer, sis Magazine st., terri.
Slv aoistsd With engOrgement Of the womb.
lessssteos and Dyspepsia, MAS perfectly cured
By Dr. Reberta. In May all June, is,9. A
tsosr8soie caee. Sept I.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-25
Bulletin No 3.

Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug
"a, 1880 a. m.- Unofficial. attendants
of the President report this morning the latter
had a very quiet and comfortable night, sleep
ing longer at time than heretofore and show
ing less restlessness. Before the morning ex-
animation he expressed desire for food and
DR.. Bliss warmed slightly and gave him about
four ounces of beef extract which
he swallowed with apparent satisfaction.
In brief interview with reporter after the
morning bulletin, DR.. Bliss said the President
had good night and was doing we'll. The
glandular swelling had not, he said, percept-
bly, changed in appearance since. He
thought it seemed very little softer
to the touch. The wound continued to pre-
sent healthy and in every way satisfactory
appearance. Generally speaking, the patients
condition this forenoon is about the same as
last evening. The slight improvement which
was then noted is fully maintained and little
perceptible gain.
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Bulletin No. 8.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WARRINGTON, Aug.
"a, 1000 p. m.-Dr. Bliss sent the following
telegram to-day: Washington-To DIR. Hayes
Agnew, Philadelphia: The subject of remov-
al of the President from the White house be-
ing seriously considered, we desire your i'm
mediate presence. Answer.
(Signed) ID. w. BLISS.
D.. Agnew arrived at 1890 tonight.
Soon after his arrival DR., Hamilton and all
the attending surgeons were at the executive
mansion, and a consultation followed which
lasted more than an hour, and so far as can be
ascertained it resulted in disagreements. All
the participating surgeons who could be seen
refused to talk on the subject. as did also the
members of the cabinet, most of whom were
there until after II o'clock. At midnight Dr.
Woodward was questioned as follows:
How is the President tonight?
About the same as last night. He is asleep
now.
How much food has he taken to-day?
cannot tell you without making calcula-
ton. He has taken more than yesterday and
enough so that we have not thought it neces-
sary to give any enemata.
How have his pulse and temperature been
since the evening bulletin?
His pulse has remained about the same. His
fever has subsided.
Is there anything new in the case?
No.
Are there any symptoms which you regard
as unfavorable?
There is nothing unfavorable.
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Wants to 40 to Mentor.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-When the sur
geons assembled this morning the President
again required to the topic SO prominent in his
mind yesterday and the day before, viz: his
removal to Mentor. He insisted on some
time being fixed as the surgeons have already
told him that his wound is causing them lit
tie annoyance. He appeared to give no rea-
son why such trip should ipjure him. Up
on being told that SO long a journey would be
imprudent, he said he was determined not to
remain in the White house any longer if he
could help it, and asked If he could go to
Fortress Monre on a steamer. The surgeons
could only promise him that he should be
removed at the earliest possible moment that
it could be safely done.
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CHURCH TROUBLE.
A Troublesome Pastorate Settled by Car
dinal McCl0skey.

A Troublesome Pastorate Settled by Car
dinal McCloskey.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-From the Tribune:
Cardinal McCloskey at last has settled the
question as to who shall be priest of the church
of st. stanliaus. Father Dulkievy last evening
stated how the decision was reached. He said:
On Tuesday 1 received a note from the cardinal
requesting me to call. did SO, and he
accused me of being the cause of all
the trouble. He said nothing should be said
to the press with reference to the quarrel. I
have not said anything but the truth, land have
not given half the facts in my possession.
came here by vote of the congregation, and yet
believe majority wish me for their pastor, but
that is impossible now. also believe Father
Grabowski is bad man, but the cardinal does
not and that settles the question. I cannot
say mass any more in the Polish church here
and have no plans for the future.
The place I. held in Liverpool has
been filled, so l cannot return there.
do not know what to do, or where to 60.
Father Graborwski declined to make any state
ment further than that the cardinal had sent
him papers establishing him as a regular
priest, and that he did not want anything
said in the papers about it, because the car
dinal said so. t tr tr-
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INCREASED ANXIETY.
DISCOURAGING TELEGRAM FROM
BLAINE TO LOWELL.

No Improvement In the Presidents Con-
dition Yesterday-And the General Feel
ing Up to Midnight One of Increased
Anxiety-Other Reports Much More
Favorable-Steady Increase In the
Amount of Sustenance by the Mouth and
Discontinuance of Enemata-The Paroid
Gland Swelling Laneed, to the Relief OF
the Patient-The Wound Pronounced
Healthy and Doing Finely-Request Tor
Rsmoval to Mentor Under Considera-
ton by the Surgeons His Reported
Deliripm Denied.
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Bulletin No. 2.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
"A, $50 a. m.-(officiaU The President passed
very good night, awakening at longer inter-
vals than during several nights past. lie con-
tinues to take liquid food by the mouth with
more relish, and in such quantity that enema
ia will be suspended for the present. No change
has been observed in the pa-otid swelling. The
Other symptoms are quite as favorable as
Yesterday Pulse 100, temperature 9s.5, res
piration II.
tsigned) D. W. BLISS
!. K BARNES
]. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT REYBURN,
D. II. AGNEw.
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Bulletin No, Z.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
"a, $50 p. m.-shortly after the noon bulle-
tin was issued an incisien was made into the
swelling on the right side of the Presidents
face for the purpose of relieving the tension
of the swollen parotid gland, and of giving
vent to the pus, a small quantity of which
was evacuated. He has taken larger qantity
of liquid food, by mouth, ,to-da than yesterday,
and has been entirely free from nausea. His
temperature this evening is, however, higher
than yesterday at the same hour, and his pulse
somewhat more frequent. Pulse 1OS, tempera-
ture 1907, respiration 10.
(Signed) d. W. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
r. REYBURN,
F. Fl. HAMILTON.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. ]. B. Watson, of Bismarck, D. T., at
the Clarendon.
Hon. W. G. Ward, Waseca, is in the city,
visiting his son.
A. La Due and wife are guests of Mrs. Col.
Mcnamara at the Clarendon.
NJ. E. Delaney, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, is
among the guests at the Clarendon.
L. P. Byrne and L. B. Hamlin, of Chicago,
are quartered at the Clarendon hotel.
John P. O'Connor's and bride. of Omaha,
have suite of rooms at the Clarendon.
Mr.. T. Duffey,of the Hastings Union,
paid flying visit to St. Paul yesterday.
Hon. E. P. Barnum, of Sauk Centre, can
be found at the Clarendon for few days.
M. A. Hawley, ESQ.,, son of w. j. Hawley,
proprietor Everett house, st. Louis, is spend
ing few days at the Clarendon.
Hon. W. B. Allison, of Dubuque, Iowa,
the, distinguished q. s. senator from that
State, arrived In this city yesterday and has
apartments at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Wm Veazie, Marine Mills, owner of
the trotring stallion, Capt. Herod, to take
part in the stallion race at the Minneapolis
exposition, was in the city yesterday.
Charles c. Larsen, of the Chicago police
force, is enjoying brief vacation in this city.
He rather likes the town and has some idea
of buying It.. For further particulars see the
GLOBE tomorrow.
Hon. ]. W. Dwight, M. c., from one of the
western districts of New York, and one of the
| big wheat farmers in the, Red river valley, is
at the Merchants. Mr.. Dwight has com
pleted the harvesting and threshing of this
seasons crop, and has about 120, ,00O bushels
of No. hard wheat to market.
Archbishop P. A. Teehan, of the archdio.
cese of Chicago, accompanied by Very Rev.
William Cooney, of Ireland, and Rev. P.
took rooms at the Metropolitan. In the
course of the evening they paid their respects
to Bishops Grace and Ireland. They will re-
main in this vicinity for some time in search
of recreation from their arduous labors.
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of their courtesy by this government Mr..
Lowell therefore asks the Times 10 publish
an extract of dispatch which he addressed to
them in regard to their sympathy for Mr..
Garfield. Mr.. Lowell says it cannot but fur
ther strengthen the affection for the mother
country already existing in the hearts Of the
American people.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a, II p. m.-All mem
bers of the. cabinet were at the White
house tonight and remained two or three
hours, leaving finally about 10 O'Clock:
On getting to the Executive
mansion they appeared hopeful and
expressed themselves as inclined to view the
case more favorable even than last night.
Drs. Hamilton and Woodward remain on duty
in the surgeons room tonight. Hu
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-25
bulletin No. 3.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
a. las D. m.-(Unoficial. )-Since the noon
examination the surgeons have lanced the
Presidents inflamed parotid gland and liberia
ted a small quantity of pus. The patient did
not take any anasthetic, and did not seem
much weakened by the operation. His pulse
Immediately after went up to lis, but soon
receded and is now 1O4. DR.. Reyburn says
the results are entirely satisfactory, and this
information is confirmed by DIR. Hamilton.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-25

was sent tonight. Lowell, minister to Lon
don-The President has not gained to-day.
He's had high fever. 1t began earlier then
usual with his febril rise. In the afternoon an
incision was made in the swollen parotid gland
by DR.. Hamilton. The flow of pus therefrom
was small. One favorable symptom, his swal-
lowing liquid food wath apparent relish and
digestion, has continued, but the general feel
ing up to midnight is one of increased axniety.
[SigneG BLAINE, Secretary.
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Hartn,ann, the Nihigist.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. 24.-Geo. Hart
mann, the notorious Nihilist, has been in
Council Bluffs for two days. He is now en-
route East. The Nonpareil tomorrow morn
ing will contain lengthy interview with him,
the interview having been obtained by a re-
porter representing himself as a land Lacquer.
He says he anticipates no trouble, and win
come out boldly and fearlessly. He carries
papers which prove his identity.