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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
PiYu AID POINT.

!
Our lives are like the moon: we
never see but zone side OF them here
IOnicrS Gazette.
Young ladies are forming archery
clubs for the purpose Of drawing the
bows.-N. D. PictYvne.
Electricity in Franklin's time was a
wonder: now we make light Of it,
Boston C0Mmercih- B"liC'i2.
Woman was the first. side-srccuI;4-
ton on record. The dividends have
been enormous. -Bo>t0u Tf,uscr;lt.
81 find that with light meals M
health improves said the t.>IuimauX :;
and down went another candle. -Louis-
rilLe Conrier-JourN1I.
Sitting Bulls daughter is named
Sleeping Water. She is evidently no
relation to the water thai Chicago peo-
pie are drinking Just C&jcayo 7ri-
bune. go. t..
A little lowell boy has discovered
why Adam and Eve, We're mover babies.
1t was because there was nobody to take
care of them .-LoweU C3urier.
This is his first season on a farm,
and he has planted ten acres with to-
mato. cans. lie expects the ground will
produce Il heavy crop of canned toma-
toe. Philadelphia Chronic'e.
7 Six million people in this country
have bilious attacks in the spring. just
about the time y man can do the best
kind Of work with . rake in the bacI,
door yard, --D.t1oit i'rrc Press. {. sosC
Some. men will act unscrupulously
| to get wealth. A Chicago man invented
a mirror that would make even the
homcliest woman look pretty, and pur'
chasers invariably select one of his mir
rors rs the best.-BoSt0u Post.
IA. sleeper is one who sleeps; q
sleeper il also "a place where sleepe.
can sleep; and . sleeper is, too, a, thipe
over which runs the sleeper III ~hhl
the sleeper sleeps SO lha. the sleeper If
the sleeper sleeps, while the sleeper
runs on, as well rs sometimes leaps of
I the track. - W.T. onI lFts1lom.
! The average clerk i, rather fast ant
lives up to his income. A few day:
ago Il merchant on Galveston Avenue
. on oQIpysoterl the books turned Owe
to the book-kceper and said: 81 thinl
we had bater etlischa'ges youug Nc
Smithcr." "Why, he is one of the nj '>
polite and efficient clerks we have!'
III know, but there must be somelLin!
wrong about him. lie never over
} draws his account, and never knew ;
4 clerk 10 do that before. There is some
! thing mysterious about that youn" man
! lie will do to watch. '--SmectS Sytnags
tfLsAi u, >-A----. u
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Tie Regicidsl Dynamite.

On April 16, in a suburb of St. Peters,
burg, there was destroyed By explosion
the black dynamite which has oeen
taken out OF the mine made in Little
Garden Street, and the explosive jelly
with which wsrs chacged thes bombs
found in the rooms OF the consprators.
Both explosives are the NihiIist prepare.
ton. The weight Of the explosives was
eighty f1Y-PTdrs Xhc ey4ef''1pept
which swai t,inR sdrtinE thu tr1,Aean
war. Under its bottom, ten feet under
the surface of the. Na1ert wfre placed
four charges; the first charge was thirty
five pounds OF thesyb|ack kkg',fnpfei tie
mite, and nine pounds Of the ccll'lose
dyn;hhi6e , TIE 4itl! keihtsihjSpdunds
of the black dynamite; and the fourth,
seven pQahdlssot sthd eA ploave ijelly apd
twelve pounds of the cellulose dynamite.
Tho I'D qQWrik thes sqYafa tqt Itltc
water was nearly three feet thick. The
dynamite was exploded by electricity.
In places where the water was cleared
of ice huge columns of water rose, carry
ing along wooden debris OF the vessel,
stones, and sand. Shaking of the ice
was pcrccpti1lo 40 feet from the place
of the explosion. The fourth charge,
containing the explosive. jelly, was the
most powerful. Thc first charge was
not exploded on account Of bad arrange
mcnt Of the conductors. . 1t was raised
( from the water and exploded on the
I open space. The can containing the
, black dynamite was placed in snow on
the ice, and it was covered with stone
weighing about six hundred pounds, and
thick ii N p,l9ea L pSenta lta1!!' Two
pieces of the beam, three feet and a half
), lo,1s, were thrown in different directions.
One fell 1876 feet away, and the other
{ $50 feet fromthe place OF the explosion.
Smaller, pieces we're picked'up 1870 feet
away, The stone was broken into small
pieces, which were scattered. .' -
On the trE{ Iieiltt Kibleliqh, the
dynamite s.ndSbbnb manufacturer, tried
to prove that the quantity Of dynamite
and OF the explosive Jelly putin the mine
was the minimum required to accom-
plish the purpose-killing the CHR
ssa nc ES3 peSys az 2s:F III.
est to the mine, could suffer any fatal
injury. The experts decide that, had
the mine been exploded, it might have
produced great destruction and 4 loss OF
iifeE A&e<Rad pH Fl He
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
JAy GOULD has o,pspized a. man

JAY GOULD has osgaDizad a. man
moth express company, to compute With tn
Adams and American Express COMPANIES
A consolidation has been effected, it i said
between the Unitedstates Express Compsh!!
running from New York to the West and !ht
Union Pacific Company, which monopolizes
all the business on the several lines OF tht
Union Pacific Railroad.
The Texas Pacific Railway is com
pletcd distance Of orcr3oo miles from Dal'
las, or about one-half the way to Ell Paso. i
is estimated that the latter place will b'
reachedsche time between the lst and l5tl
Of .(antary tnext -
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~ ''' "A' wv NA' IT,
--'EUo ,ast apple tion Ht The tlnHr"HS
paint promise: to h" u very ~".; i"ea''"
"l,e. Mr.. Browning, IN" W"!'-knD"'n
oM'rl&n 81 I."jsd'n, h'' M upon '"e
'l';' 81 ''"ihC r'i''I''I ''''', "''l 'h'
nl'"'"H'' $" my me 'r';.,'N 'f''r'f
a ssan!' meet h;'' Il" !','' ol losing
LIS wy - ''''2I' 81 'I|''''
-~-'h..'.:. d, lr railway now IN success
FIJI '2r",' "a a I.e.lin i sE.n'c> ii
tii.ss,4An ululnary tlaiu r.sr Is usud,
with Il h&,.cIN "'"'"'"d between III"
Wt,r,>. tie prIA'T."I battery hr'HG 1T
II" ,t~t'i'.n. \ so""" Of oa.v = "H'""n
'nD!r, III jlpur was a'tuwcu blythe au;n'r-
i1it>.
+ " Th,yc is growing :At,,c,. in rails
inc IN; v,cpon> ;.n!r!,.r A,n"r;aHn farm
cr>, I'm. Au,r~i,..q UyDu.ar'urrrs de-
cline 10 bav The ray Xix in ~u..j, small
pari c!eS As are ;arHi>Ncl bv inlivilua!
Growers, tsl,ys a,:ocia-ion. therefore,
! ur,, aS m ,I einpn, Guys the c"coonS,
tE:;orts, aud forwards them in loss. \
! sure !n!fNcI Is mus fio'hi'l iJ' '''
small producers. The price q ,:JcooN>
varies with their size aod rua,il.', r&n--
in, from ; To - per ounce.
"A French doctor hA, called a.tcn.
ton 10 = ease of illness caused h.; Steep
iup in a newly naucr,l room. UpOn
examination if was found that the paste
u,aI ,u,. attach;no. the paper was IN :,
state of putrcfaction. Further inquiry
hrnr,h, tn |ich, other cases Of illness.
wh;,.h rnra olso t,.,roI +, the imnrr,
nior f,,m waste or Size uuJerr,jpo
srn,if. c,,noe 'ltrh;s c},,no, can Easily
be arrested by the addition Of salcylc
acid oil Of cloves. ar any other un,i.rp
ftir n,ndum Most unnn]o arc I,mjIia,
7 wI, u RI, rnnl.o.an, smsj) If , newly
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

-, a new new system Of heating is being
introduced into the mills at Hookset, n.
H., consisting Of water which is made
hot by the, friction Of two shafts, one
stationary and the other revolving about
it, .MbI tei1k, hIbupdbd ~ Mater.
The water then being. forced through
pipes .sbhtl 6bilaista fsINle heat
at one fourth the cost of coal, it is
claimed 's'Tt1i,s. se,a IL N, i it,th,TsEf Il
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On tAe trt4 Tieiltt MDlellqA, the
dvnhfht ArfSXn1b i1hnufact,frAr. ta'rd

1.-The great salt mines Of Cracow, in
Poland, employ 500 to GOO men at a time,
and are in fact underground cities, with
Streets reads. andas large popnlatiop 9t
human. beings. and horses, In these
mines the natural SAN f3rn1s the sldes,
roofs, and floors ofas Series of vast cav
erns, and when the men are all at work,
and the light CLEANS from torches and
lanterns on the toiling figures and gilt
tering white crystals, the scene is very
SCflkln0. "f.h lido r. tts- Ru.t ra.s tas,l
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gT,MISCELLANEOJJSy

\" ONE hundred and eighty bodies of
victims Of the London (Ont.) disaster had
been recovered and buried up to midnight
Of the Goth.
b. "TnE GRAVES II the Confederate dead
At Richmond were decorated on the Goth.
Business Was generally suspended. Visiting
'eo,pmanderie~n,9f1 knights ;Templar from
Boston and Providence deposited wreaths OF
flowers and'evsrgreens Upon the stonewal
jackson monument. '",'H~-dtn,~ sdI iug
MORMON missionaries who have been
/ tying To make proselytes, in Germany are to
|si,PRlscE; MILAN "a, will probably, be
crowned King otSeSvia, in accordance with
the agreement with Austria ~ fr,,ulp.t
The new Jail at Tyler, Texas, was
Suddenly Vacated by all the prisoners the
other night, they having in some manner OBJ.
tanned. keys to the doors. AT last accoun s
none of them had been recapturcd. ..'.,.,,.
~ HE Executive orders recommended
!'by the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
'hhTribeen signed by the President, trans.
fti4ins the Indian Territory from the Fifth
Collection District Of Missouri to that d
Kansas, and remodeling the three collection
districts Of Texas so as to conform to The
judicial districts. .,.. Ie.a -, ~. . ,,
|eInHE Fraiaktarter Zeitung has again
! been prosecuted for disrespect 70 Bismarck
and IT'S editor sentenced to one months i'm.
| pris0nineht: a'Pn 7't'f1 t.niflt # ,iT in
I,JupSE CRozrER, Of the District Court
Of Leayenworth,, Kansas, has rendered 4 de.
cisiop in the case Of druggist charged with
i,vioaation Of the Prohibitory law, TO the effect
thatthe law, is, unconstitutional, inAsmuch
ss undertook to prohibit the, sale Of arti.
cles which under the amendment it could
only regulate and that the act was further
In contravention Of the Constitution because
it undertook TO- center judiciary powers up.
on the Probate C6Hrt.: hSia"a
TIE annual decoration Of the graves
IL Northern soldiers took place On the sbti
| lnd' Soeh..' III New orleans number Of tx,
| Confederate societies participated IN tn,
ceremonies. ST. isti1 - NJ -11t .,i''i''sai
las MARY D1HANHN has = recovered $5p(
dsmasss ,fsem,a Detroit saloon keeper fol
selling liquor to- lei, husbands q .-s,ts l3l.
IA CHicAGo man, Mr.. John Griseom
thss entered upon forty-Ave days. fast, I'M
der the supervision Of committee o
physicians. He claims that he has frequent
" gone fifteen or twenty days without foot
without experiencing any serious incon
lveG1nee.
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Gen. B. F. Butler is credited with
the intention to present to the city OF
Newburyport, Mass, a massive granite
fountain, to be placed in one of the pub"
lie squares.
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II N'IlI'
Matches carried into a nest by
birds at the corner 81 the roof Of d cot
tage in Shropshire, England, became
ignited, and the building was destroyed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

"A poor fool is just as well off as a
rich one-in his mind.
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NEWS AND. ;. NOTES.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

4 sqmr,.4~J, Of Important. l = !, VI.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-25
ELY'S CREAM BALM,
TRUTHS.
TRUTHS.
Hop Bitters are the Purest and Best
Bitters ever made.

Hop Bitters are the Purest and Best
Bitters ever made.
They are compounded from Hops, Buchu
Mandrake and Dandc;iOn,-the Oldest, best
and most valuable medicines in the world
and contain all the'best and most curative
properties Of all other Bitters, being the great
est Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator, and Life
and Health Restoring Agent on earth. No dis
ease or i'll health can possibly long exist where
these Bitters are used, SO varied and perfect
are their operations.
They give new lite and vigOr to the aged and
i1firm. To all whose cmplOyments cause ir-
regularity of the bowels or urinary organs, OF
who auire an Appetizer, Tonic and mild
Stimulant, these Bitters are invaluable, being
highly curative, tonic and stimulating, With
out intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or Symphonic
are, what the disease or ai(ment is, use HOP
Bitters. Don't wait until you are sick, but II
you only feel bad or miserable, use the Bitters
at once. 1t may save your life Hundreds
have been saved by SO doing. A3-05OO-GA
will be paid for case they will not cure OF
help.
Do not suffer yourself or let your friends sui
fer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile drugged,
drunken nostrum, but tho Purest and Best
Medicine ever made: the "Invaltd'S Friend
and Hope, and no person or family should be
without them. TRY the BItters to-day.
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company,
Rochester, New York, and Toronto, Ontario
ie3-lydMWF&w
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TIDNEY WORT.
DOES r~,,
WONDERFUL wAV
CURES.

Because 1t acts on the LIVER. BOWELS and
KIDNEYS at the same time.
Because it cleanses the system OF the poison.
Gus humOrs that develop in Kidney and Uri-
nary Diseases, BiliOuSnesS, Jaundice, COnsti-
patton, Piles, or in rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Nervous Disorders and Female Complaints.
SEE WHAT PEOPLE SAY:
Eugene Il. StOrS, of junction City, Kansas
says Kidney Wort cured him after regular
Physicians had been trying for four years.
Mrs. John Arnall, of Washington, Ohio,
says her boy was given up to die by tour PROM
incnt physicians and that he was afterwards
cured by Kidney Wort.
n. NJ. B.. Goodwin, an editor in Chardon,
Ohio says he was not expected to live, being
bloated beyond belief, but Kidney Wort cured
him.
Anna l.. Jarrett. OF South Salem, N. Y. says
that seven years suffering from kidney
troubles and other complications was ended
by the use of Kidney Wort.
John l.. Lawrence, OF jackson. Tenn. suffer
cd tor years from liver and kidney troubles
and after taking :. barrels of other medicines, -
Kidney Wort made him well.
Michael COtO, OF Montgomery Centre, VT,
suffered eight years with kidney difficulty and
was unable to work. Kidney Wort mado him
"Well as eycr'
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EDUCATIONAL,

7 ANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
FALL TERM BEGINS AUGUST %, 1881.
The only Business School in Lancaster
where young Men and Ladies are taught
Double Entry Bookkeeping and all branches
pertaining to Business Education.
Call at the rooms, No. West King Street.
Third Floor, for circulars or address
augl71md WE1OLER & MOSSER
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Ii the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by complication of
liver and kidney complaints would give ma
be speedily cured. 1t acts on both organs at
the same time and therefore completely fills
the bill for perfect remedy. If you have a
once Don't neglect them.-Mirror and Far
N1er. au22.lWO&w
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Our Glorious Independence.

What can be moro glorious than to be lnde.
digestion, constipation, sick headache, or
other diseases emanating from the stomach.
This can be easily gained by a timely use OF
II. b. Cochran's Drug Store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-25

The London Lancet says: " Many life has
been saved by the moral courage of the suffer-
cr" and many life has been saved by taking
spring Blossom in case of bilious fever, indf-
gestiOn OF liver complaints" Price so cents.
For sale at H. b. Cochran's Drug Store, l37
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-25
HOTELS.

NOV OPEN-SPRECHEk HOUSE.-ON
IN Europeon plan. Dining Rooms for
Ladies and Gentlemen. Entrance at No, 81
North Duke street. Clam and Turtle Soup.
Lobster Salad, Oysters in Every Style and ali
the Delicacies of the Season. We solicit the
patronage OF the public. may7.trd
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Short Breath.

0. Bcrt!c, Manchester, N. Y, was troubled
with hma for eleven years. Had been
obliged TO sit up sometimes ten or twelve
nights in succession. Found immediate re-
Lief from Thomas Eclectric OIL, and is now en-.
tirely cured. For sale at II. b. Cochran's Drug
Store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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te94nls

A sSlGNEE'S SALE ON SATURDAY, SEP
a TEMBER 10. 1881. by virtue Of An order
county. the undersigned, assignee of Daniel
s. Bursk, will soll at public sale. at the Cooper
house, in the city OF Lancaster, the following
Ali that valuable lot Of ground. situated on
the north side Of East King street. No. II, be-
tween Monument Square and DukO street,
ing in front on East King street u feet, and
extending in depth u feet, on which is erected
substantial threestory brick building, nearly
an outside stairway leading to the second and
third foors-making the latter eligible for
Sens to dns
an entrance from said street TO the rear Of the
butlding-making 1t desirable property for
Persons wishing to view the property will
Sale to commence at 7H O'Clock p. m. when
vi" nv made
aul6dcOd&wts Assignee.
DRIvATE SALE OF CITY DWELLINGS.
Brick Dwelling House, with two:s!ory brick
Containing rooms sma and hail. ram range. aan bath,
water closet and gas. PorticO in front OF
house and bay window in rear. Lot 10 by l9O
feet to y feet wide alley, situate No. l4s East
No. 9. Same as No. 1. situate No. 147 East
No. l. The three story Brick Dwelling House
with twO-story brick back building, contain
ing rooms. gas, water in kitchen and yard.
Lot IN by 81 feet, situate No. III East James
street.
No. 4. The twO-story Brick Dwelling House
with twO-stOry brick back building. contain
ing rooms, gas. water in kitchen and yard.
foot alley. situate No. I'll North Queen street.
No. S. Same rs No. 4, situate No. 7l3 North
Queen street.
For terms, &C., apply to
JOHN ii. METZLER,
No. South Duke Street.
aug2O s, S,Tu&Thtfd
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the greatest cotton crop ever raised in our
Southern states in any one year did not
exceed 5, 800 900 bales. But that crop was
quite an unusual one, and was not equaled
subsequently until that of the last year,
which exceeded it several hundred thou
sand bales. 1t is now apparently conced-
ed by all authorities on the cotton question
that the cotton crop of the season will
reach at least 7,000, 600 bales, according to
the detailed account received in New York.
or Z, ESQ. 900 bales, according to the reports
made mp by the cotton dealers in England.
This enormous increase is easily accounted
for by the extraordinary prosperity of the
South, the rapid increase of railroads in
that section, the growth of fcotton factories
there, and the enhanced magnitude of the
capital invested in the cultivation of the
staple.
simultaneously with the appearances of
these statements, there appears in print
from the American iron and steel associa-
ton an official publication showing the
production of pig iron In the United States
in 1880 to be 4 295. 414 tons. twill be per-
oeived that although tho pig iron manufac-
ture in the United States does not keep
Face with the magnitude of the produc
ton Of cotton, it has got far beyond the
, 1881-11-14


heard us Kroant
XVIII.
tfeiI7 II tho ant,is nj men were Immortal, a.
Hlt.n ltavt: brGn tns.
Tho tGufGr wul.lti GtNAvn to his flsfH. md tho
Aud ~ thert wcrg finIl forever! Hut, werb
tfl0rn Il 1trl m Jun say. .
Ills tt,yb whttItf hAve pt,wcf over lloll till 1t
utterly vantsh'd nwiY.
AMI yet havo l,ud somc Rltn,ncr. at times In
or ny j,d dlS''1st b1, ni-nftor III a,-tho great uo
lint ths tIi tlf Love nnd OF Hell togctnor-that
II thoro hc actI {. titx, inHy the Groat God curse
him and brInR him to nAuKht!
Xxx.
nlasphc.nyt Whn.n IA tho falt7 Is 1t miner for
why would you snvo
-. wlH' y tnst In bis grave? e?,,
hnl,n of grtIpuf
q would wefe yontlar with hor. and away from
=, yuur fnlih at,d your tnco!
hatp',cnyd M rr'toi hnyo soaro" you paIo WIN
uut thu blasnAumy, tn .mv mind, lies all In tho
"ay that you walk.
ffencel shc Il Honci cRn stay7 can breathe
- ulsnrcch frum tho Taat!
fdu needs must have xDod lynx.eyes II do MT
escape ytltI ut last.
Our utthUlnx Curunar doubtless Will lind 1t
Frlo'tln.Hc. ....-
And the stMkt and tho crhss-road, fool, II you
Wlt--d0ts It matter 10 the!
, 1881-11-14

schosno fnctt,hes nl,no4t cvary, rnlway linn nf
nfono md dTns es a hS '@ a9n,,sS,
aa.9ht 10 te 3dtttal by consolidation ur nunrr
s ,,r,Ia' %na f sras II 'nn,s r., syr t. '9 en-
!'..ises Nj Ss sie spea9* e r,',;!s frs". sa!:
% Ss n%"r sarr Y fo 1aa ,tcr '9 efs S ;teft Il o ,o
Midland !!ailwny !s at Midland. and since its
xer ,So t. 5 H. pt aaa fsT M H. w.
r'st s es ns E %l s Go "se sss'se
IL hass tee St n Miiara ror. tfopc. M"
liolleso. and nno Wilt nsho t'e b.'!It 81 laroto.
Next seaso', Il u proposest 10 t,laca two arue
heeRa. nfeea'' as. Th"er g" ns f,sy 1 ma Sad Si
nesss w e. a. ''y rpreeMfs r. na n,of tSstn'a sa, "
tl,oro Ia Tho incs. naturaI hnrl,or on tho
tle1rxia.! i!ny or Lake ii,,r 9na s th9 st,.iss
tnan BY lily othor llns.. nealdrs tl,osp alvan.
F,nln hd do e. mSy se
Caraas en dnwi, M tic rlvcr TO- Mnntrss. Th!s Ii i
Viii .nfo.y. s i II II III, Al ponts fnrthor wost on
Luke Ontario
THE rlst,rEt.t.Eft wtssAtftcxoH ATTACHED.
BpseIat uspdteh 10 The Ca!eddo Tribune.
hickon 'it was att%chusi yestortiny BY n DEPUTY
Unfteh Htmtes MnrshHt on ii ulhin, nt &al.'AM. Thu
sHSns, viii aave o,s aoa nS" tno rx M to'yht er caa
Is slestncd 70 provo interesting, Sumo tnn
F1 a a t1lG II, x to's crusei " M te nae Ashr mo @ @
l,rtlur India. l1n 1,lnca,1 his caso III tho hands Df
Judge Jncksot,, WIN dccldod to attach tho Wis
"MAHAuEn 1otiNa" NEW THU null.
srtetat Difpdtth II TIT Chttnao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,. Nov. ia-Tfo lug FlnssIo
wbulce shu t"wed tho seiioanor. UnwarI ID
wln!cr pnnrtcrs fran ChcaEn. fer anlsst @M t y 4.
nav ttfr hill tn f.hlcnrD
, 1881-11-14

Dr. lsoynton Dtscouraca to n Reporter
Concerning tito Subject OF tho Treat-
mont af II.
L1smtth To 81. Laais Gsooe- I>e'noerat.
TDPgKA, kas.. Nov. 1U.-Dr. Iioyntnn. Of
Cleveland, IL horo for the winter. Ynlir cor
rcspnn'lcut, III MI Interview with hin today. ot
taIne'l what h1 snys Is substantially criticism
OIL the management uf President lartcld's cnso
which h. l,us contemplated giving to tho public
over since TIC ,lestt nf tho presislcnt. but which
fur prudential REASONS ha Eas withhcl,l hereto
tore. Il, reply 10 thu question: "Do you think
tho Prescnt's wound wns necessarily fata17"
he replied. In his nnl1ch-ducsivo way, ~ do
not
"yon think lint u he had had proper surgical
Treatment tram tho first hu might have gotten
wull?"
" most certainly do. don't say, however,
c%iresn!s'anees." % . ~ ,
ground for hope Mt itrst2''
~ tlD, 1ns,st nssrc.!Iy.
10 A ~! think that tho cnse w"s not proper
ri hsvo always beet, Of the opinion. altnost
from the rst. tlat tho treatment wits had nt tho
htart;; After Asncw and Hamilton catno it
".Yutt say. tlc,i. Doutos. that tho President
. Ind IL cflifIcu--u rcnsoBu.Io ehnncc for rc-
cnyury at ilrst. but that III your urIIlion slese
truatilel,t Of lilo ease''
:. "yon express II strangly." snil tho Doctor;
'Ii0w long did thMt chauce fur recovery exist,
and when DID yon losu hopcsS"
rtxo shisk M Il that % ws % tic day; " ut tai any RI rate It
wns whgn he haI tho lrst riror. Kayr him up
.SS 81 msy VII III e Mer thas a III sape saeso s' ws as
| HI Hr0ltn! far hUtG."
""hy I'D y"n reach that conclns1on u. that
tinet Was y Il" sni!! oortl" Indication Of tho
% S%; s;o al M sxpest !nms"e fY. dissolution
- w hit Tim nGtDHj1n f3f BrIsEtEu ?