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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-06
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-06

KID gloves are now worn to come up
and completely cover the elbow.
, 1881-08-17
Z GUITEAU.
11E Is vEtty MUCH EXCITED.

Sstetai Dhpaeeh 10 The ohttaao Tribune,
WAHltlxuToN, D. G., AuR. to.-nen.
Crocker, tho Wardar OF tic Dstrlot Jail,
says tiat It Is ayl,isnt that Guttcau knows
that something Is going on. Tic troops
about the jail llavo beon doubled In n,,tEcipa-
tlon Ut my trouble, a1Nl tho prisoner lii some
why knows tIIls, md Inns becollo yery lu,lch
excited. No ono ltna toll him anything tlof-
lntly, but u has plainly tho lslca tl,at II crisis
is ncar, and that probably tie President Is
about to tllc. Guitcau MDw Looks forward to
spoctIy liberation, md III preparation tiere.
far llo Is preparing n illllnber OF lectures oil
political cc0Ilomy al,u several moral s.lb-
]ects, whfc, lo proposes to deliver nro,,,nl
the country. lte repnliatos the oxlste,,cu OF
any conspiracy. 1tesays tlaat
Ills nilA1N ALONE, cuxcElyED THE lnEA,
and ILLS hand alone carried It Into execution.
lie WIS Inspired by tho Deity to remove tho
President,
"That mnn," satl Warden Crooker, "!s
tho most curious fellow pyer saw. Oh nil
othor SUBJECTS he seu,ns to bo sou,,l enough
md talks flko Anybody elso; but when lo
gets g0tng OIL htmsotf he Ia perfectly rlllcu-
lous. lie will talk for hours on Its !rtuml-
shlps with tho grcat, md always takes thu
ground TINT hc IL thelr est,,al. lie considers
hiNlselt ohu Ut tho greatest lawyers III tho
collntry,--In fact, ono Ut thu greatest gell-
iltses that tho world llns ever pr0duccsi."
, 1881-08-17
TELEqltAMS.


WASHINGTON, H. e., Aug.lB.-AIr. Hit
sent tho following eablegram:
I0J. Il. f.utetA. Mf,atsttr. Lontiun: Tho proal-
dcnta condition utilised great nnxtoty. Ito wns
restless and votnitcd t1l.r!ug tho carly part ot
tho night. lie IL tral!aull to.slay, bpt hls not
ralllcd ns much MS huped. 1t 1:: bis $pulso was
III; temperature. 0s.3; rusplra.lon, l9 Ills
st0Inuch refuscs nu,lrtshmcnt.
II. II. Hit, Acting Secretary.
THE SECOND DISPATCH.
Tho following cablgKra,n was sent tonight:
f.o're1i MtNtstcr, LoHflon: Since noon ttorc Is
slight rise III temperature. IIo hus yo,ntctl
but nncc during tho afternoon, Nnurlsnnent
by encH,asn Is returned. Pulse ut y. III. la),
tcnipo1atnrc Ds.a. respiration III. Ills condition
OIL tho whole Is rathQr hotter thRn yesterday.
lIirr. AetlnK Secretary.
MESSAGE FROM THE EafPEJs0N OF CHINA.
At half-ptst II O'Clock. Chl,l Ln,, PHI, tho
Chinese Minister md ono of the uttar!lis OF
tho Chinese Legat!on, called, dressed In full
Court costume. Their carda wero sent to
Mrs. Garfield, md ulay were received In tho
Blnc ll0oln. The object Of tho call was to
convey to Mrs. Gnrlielll a message FROM tho
Chinese Emperor.
, 1881-08-17
THE WHITE HOUSE.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

8pfefht Dtpdfth 10 1M Qhteaso 1ftbHNt.
WAsluNasox, D. G., Aug. 18.-The
scenes about the White House during
tile day and evening lave BEEN like those.
which attended the first days OF the sltoot-
Ing. Tile crowds ut tho gate presented M
almost unbroken ,ilRss during n considerable
portion OF tllo slay, and wcrB on!y compelled
by tlle heat Of tho sun to seek siladlor places
along tho railing. Pennsylvania ayenoc, as
the tine for tho evening bulletin
approached, WIS de.sely packed, altl the Qp~
pressiyo stiffness which WINS no suggestive
and o,n!nous ut the outset again returned.
There was nowhere my trauo OF disorder,
or eyell OF mlrtll. Everywhere there was d
aublued feeling. alNi IN every g1oup one
could hear earnest words Of sympathy for tha
suffering President and his fa,nIly, and a.
most tho expression OF unanimous opinion
that tla President must dla. Tho iron gates
wero guarded by 4 single policeman, yet
there was no pressure from tho crowd to en-
ter whore thoy were unblduen. The waiting
multitude kept patient; yigl!nnt, arl eagarly
questioned any one who came, from tho
grounds for
T4u1S0s As TO THE rnEslphNr'a coSpl.
49, '.TI0N. g.
here were women In the crowd who were
crying. aud the 3uen OF oil conditions were
solemn and, 1t sesiasd,' deyout Tie fsel-
lnxs OF sympathy, devotion, and abhosre,tee
are sharal by all. Inside the White uouse
there was 4 larger crowd thhr. there has been
at any time slaca The first dreadful Saturday,
Journalists from distant cltIes In 1arga num-
bers were present. having become alarmed at
the news, to augment tue regular force OF
their representative establishments. The
General OF the Army was there,
, 1881-08-17

6psttas Dtspatth to 1ha tnt<aeo Itibuns,
WASHINGTON, u. g.. AUX. l6.-For tho
past twO dnys tile routine public business has
lnturally " suffered iron, tho xo!telB,t caused
BY thu alarming Illness Ut tbs Executive. In
tho interior Department only onc-third tho
usual matter was sent OF to-tluy IN tho daily
mals, alsd tho saale Is probably true Ut thu
,otler Departments, Thu clerks cottltt mt
keep thalr minds Oh business, and in many
cases little attempt WIS Mlado to do no. Tho
lleads OF Departments spent q larg0 portion
Of the tlma opening and answering tele.
graphic 5nqutrlea from all oypr the country
on tbs universal subject The sentiments
expressed In lnany 0f the tolegra,ns received
wore .ot tile most kindly an1 sympnthstlo
character, al.a some .llspatchus which cal.lo
FROM tue South wcro particularly touching II,
their expressions ut lnterest and sympathy,
Tho Secretaries nale suitable replies, lit
were unahla to send back information Of To-
assuring character. :,
Ex.sEHAron cQNK11No.
New YpRK, Aug, 10.-Ex7Sanator Conk-
ling was seen tllls afternoon by reporter,
~ cannot tell you," said 1tr. Cpnk.lnx,
"wt,at anxious llonrs I have. passed.
since my Washington dispatches of syester-
day. A relapso at any time Is dangerous, but
, 1881-08-17
THE DOCTORS.

Spsetat ut3pafeh to 1he f,h.tneo 7t;b+,r.
wAa1Iryaroy. D. q. Ann. 1li.-nt + "'c,oc,r
tl,ts aftnrnnon i,r. 19liss sni., uyo,, nav so,.
tl,fs. fla proaijont ina ,,,a'a uronras, ~ ~.
Inv-fnvorahla nrogrcsa, srhor. % hns 1 ,,oor
m vomltinr sIrre 4 n,ctoct. t1,s ,mnr,,. '.1
Th,ra ia ,mnro i,r,nncos tn liz '''Iso .r''ava
VIVA n al1g1,t r,aa In te,n,,oro,,rn ti,;y aftas,
nnon ia moJa tho tsst ~ ',,r o,.n s' imser 'se
mntion at n,n1ocL onI fn,nI II J"Il =" H. 10 .
wiieb wns sttrhtlv nhoSo norn, and ~ .vas Ha'''
'''e'' '''' wr"v IN sr1r~;yn "''" ""'
". waro oloI to 30" f. :. Tin % nn,so .,,s 10
1ie hns restad ,vo1, ,,rlna s,,o a" " 1a i.o ,,a
oro nm tlo i,oti hia o,an a,,1 u a,"r, , .o 's
~ tl,as cnndi Inoraaaoa n,s naa nw ~
racovorv Tth,nr ,vio, ,yo o"tn ~ .;vo ,ao, aot
v the :tomno1, ,.,,'a,, ,,i i ,,nr ~ ~
sona on ,yith foo 'u,y osnoeta,l 1o
aasv taaat,a, 10 iii, <" ", ~ '"t
II oons t1'at ,,av Nv n"w ia w. ,a,n ~ 's'. IT,
iehod ,ei '"i +" wy o,nnnto % au, at"an,hom @ ,o,
SIo feoI enco,r0ro "v ~ M, ~ - ''4'' "'oe''''ot v"
1''' '''s'"'''t'"' ,,onr
..rno pro.,,,.,+ tons. ,oas. ho,,ou o,,... :.
harm t., ,a h,,ia,i,, 'vno ts,ss o,a,. uo.s vt9 -
yno 1.,ss -, ~ H G antarn 'tt,s ta e'9 s ns.
, 1881-08-17

"
Ills 1lEeLy 10 TIE PHILADELPHIA "Ilnss
WAsttlNaroS, ID. G., Aug. th.--Il'e 1o''o"'
ing card IL printed tluro to-tay: ,,,,.,,,.
10 tho Editor Of the I'hlale'p'tiH 1aM,. ,.a,''.
lii responding tn SUur editorial q lltls sar, 1ny
ig, AuE, l3, lot to say that ttt nut f'',Ets 'nt,.
NuyMgllUal gentleman rs Il!tei!ttoll'!1.9, al E'I-
rpfjrtsatlnK my views, 1l0r tile lthcS ~
rlcMtlllg statements OIL Aly s1lpleHt nan. IL
Reporting tti Informal conversation m .,I 'rr rs
fcssiol,nl subject, TO- omit thu lre',!i"l IIts.
i,utfiltlug, especially wlIero nnaoiil!raa,
tiuns t1rg CONCERNED, MIL THUS nl!',,,,n, nlHtv,,
t,l,nligo Tho true Thought u t'la y" nTiicls
which GH!letl tortl my c.!!l w! sI,,"i as ssha b.
tho following statements, Which '""'
INNiu I'LL 1lrIpf us pusstb[1: ..,,,,,, hepn
Wrst-lt II stated that the wos''la! w,, , utheS
explored to tllU lUpt Ut ANllt sose so,ar r., in.
rls statement Mn,,i 'faa ii@!, v luv ,!lr lru
tho p0int Ut tie eittEnncenf tho hsi. ~ a1u .aftl
tis trnck Of tic missile hal bet'i ttlseW
fnulies. wsreay, US Waa stAtrti. tlle t,s,ivnirs
tuu WIS undo tirauEl THO cea'itt,a ea't,,oI, Il, to
OF tho absceas, tue depth ot H. "a IL WIS twu
n"isss c,,ti lIaIf. Wllr w0ul!t leasn nr ~. aiM
Track oi tic ball i distance onlS III ''1' '
Sceoniml sst .ttpi1a III. ua.le to say tllat the
l. =. pnEctsE LOCATION OF THE h'hu r.os,
ID either III t.,o Qua!ralus luMgtn!, g,'!,n ~ q Ito
jNAKnus muscle, Tue pEeeaSsv, ~ Ennw, lEl
hatl lays n9yeiL eip1n,e'.t pauiti i!,e missile plss.ss
sfy sfy H!tis III. - ansrGr aco of Tie guan,,,ss ~.
nfst is,i,,d lie kidney. a., pros9';;!u.f prs';a'. fussa
jod1sd III the anterior g1ft u r1gi rx,1'inrntou ~.
.Thn two atatenenfs or gu !. II, baii lodged
" Wal9y III irisel,siiab!a Oh ntolsa1!, Rfna.uy1 ,a.uy1
~ tfta sutlre leugth o. tno shuss'.
, 1881-08-17

II, .,ruao,,4 +t.t, ,,,,s+ ~ ,u tr,,s .,,. s,t.t
~ H. ,nnst.T ~ .som,., =. NJ -. ne ote 'hk
,roa, au tt,nt H., ",'".s,, ~ a. aet an co'l.
o,,s.,ra,s o.ts,. n.,i H. sI It'ak'
,,,i n h., 'a 80 s,,,' s'' ,'., 49,. ,r'..., n
I'M n,,, % ~ ~, ,,,. .nts +,
ianse ti,o n'tv sh," -. tic n t,r"s,t mi: to'an ="
,s,,rs ",,toss II 1n i. "fror ~, sorons - 81" Nv,
,cre"vi ] % fom,iv" - ~ ''o IVY '0' ''e'o ~ ''e
.....,,..,
f+ru....,s - ,..1 "l luz ..'.,.s .nisf's'.
,,1.,'. a""y s, a'e ufe.sMao,o ao.Snt
H., ,i,.a to ~ Isrs,t 10 sa,, 'esa'"
~, IT.. t"..' ,,,..,',.' ~ ,esun. ,:,, vn'usn
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...sa ..sa'. t,.;.. "ne. W ue''. n.h', eSsosn
H. H. "u, ts, VIZ W. naH. i.o; D.nR
o.enk n'o les.ue's ,see'sett eo'lo
Ntsp"ee.os t.o"t ""sn"H1o,tt ue ""lHse VI
Wncn he Woh'a not ul'ulRo. lo said ho
i!su MGt leee!Veu any summons 10 20 70 tfso
e"p'ta1' anu "ollia mol eo nht1 1ed"cstea'
IN ENGLAND w,
LtVHliooi" Acg. I.-Iie Ddtp Fost nnd
H"tp 1o"'Uf y! ta'.s Wy "''no"mee sn's
n'n1n'nR tno aeatIl ot 1'tcs'leht ua'lleln aila
lnollsh onAuary notices.
-, LONG 1lfsANctt.
LONG DisASclT, Aug. 18.-Tlo crowds
'.rotl'l tho bulletin boards at the hotels and
, 1881-08-17

vfCE-11lEStnI:ST AfETltlttl ADVISED To HOLD
HIMSELF IN READINESS To srAlsr For THE
CAPITAL.
spsetal Dtsnatth to TA. ohieaso Tribune
WASHINGTON, u. G., Aug 1i-1t Is report.
cd tint ut tho i,,eetlug Of the Cabinet, III vlow
of tho laet that tho majority Of tho pllysi.
clnIs w0re nj tho opinion that tho 1,rcsi-
dents condition was 10 critical, 1t wns tlc-
cilcd That It WINS advisable to communicate
tic fact to the Vtce-prcsident md TO sl,ggost
to hirl tint 1t would be wise for him To hold
himself IN readiness to lcnye for Washington
within thu next twcnty-fumr hours. This
meeting Is satd to hive bcrn called at tie IT,
sta1ic0 Ut AttDrnoy.t}en0ral MaeVengl. At
torney.Geiieral 1facVangt hAs leel, tic Cnl,-
tsiot ess,nlst from the otttsot. Te consulting
surEeons-Drs. Hamilton and Ayilow--1,aye
been his guests OH every visit to this city.
Mr.. AfncVeagll lIas uniformly declared Tint
no InUre l,ns been satl to him tlian other
Cabinet aiIlccrs or the public, yut tho faet rc-
ilains that he lls.s wished rnther tl,an
I1U11:D FoH THE PRESIDENTS RECOVERY,
1lu WIS to llayc loft tow, early lust week, but
determined III Sunday, tho 7th inst, MT 10
bs away from Washington until tile tlangur
ur tho crisis Ind passed. 1Io has stated to II
friend within II few hours TINT Oh Thurs
lay lust he lost most of tho fnint I1opu
tint had fingered with him. lIe has bco,l
very Constant III Ills attendance at tie. Wllte
House. The 1soy. j. +. Powers, pustar Of
Ten. Garilell's church, loft thu White l1uuse
about 8 y. ,n.,'aftcr being In attenlnnco nll
.lny. at tint hour ilo. was moro cheerful.
though not 1nore blloyant. lIe stascsl tltat
DR.. Hiss Ind Just assured nil tho members OF
the Cab1nct who wero tn town that tho presl.
dents chances wero about oyon. Your rub
resontatiyO called Mt i y. III. OIL Postmaster
General Juincs, nt tho Arlington Ilnte). lie
found presont, besides Atr. james, Mr.. Illit,
Aching Sccrctnry Ut S!atc, an.l N[r. Lincoln,
SECRETARY Of Wnr
"Dld you ltnVe.n formal meeting Ut tho
Cabinet t''ts Nftornoon, as Is currently re-
ported ?n
"Not Mt all," replied Mr.. James. "As Is
usual OIL critical occasions, tic members Of
tho Cabinut met Mt tho Wl,ltc House, Mr.
Hit representing A[r. Blaine, who Is absent
from tic city,"
"Did you during your n,ectlnc l,ayo my
Interview with tho physicians In cllargu
of tho Presidents case, either scparately ur
cullectlycly?"
"No," sattl Mr.. Lincoln, 1--WE Ind no such
conversation rs YOU describe. We met III
4 a1A1~rEls OF rI.EeAurlON AND or MUTUAL,
KtirIu,rr."
: "You considered tho Presidents condition
Mt noon to DO criItcal?"
mo moro 81 than the general public"
said Mr. Jaincs. "Ltncoln," llo continued,
;"tell your townslnan what we know alld
shink about the President"
We net to-t1ay," saId Afr. Lincoln,
"lnnch depressed Mt the failure Of the pres!-
dcnt to react from tho serious condition III
which ilo WIS Inst night. It Is Of no ilse to
, 1881-08-17
AIT NEW YORK.

'SfhNss ANAlhIx Nan, MASiFEsTEo hf ALI
sp,etai n,,uo,,h h. 11s r,,-o,o 7<,,,,u. .
Nrw Yo,,r, Aur M Net r;rr. I'm s,,-
,ay n,ut ,io,uloy iinn,cdntolv fi"r 1,ros,,,amt
t;arf,etfl vns slot hv (,mltao,, Ins ,,,f,lIo nv,
element in rcrarti t., liz, i,re,f,lr nt,s tnn.ii.
tio,i lutn 40 high ns # wns tn.dnv nm M.
fny0rabla l,,tlettns of aIf,,tlnv ntinr,no,, n,,d
eyuutuv l,ntl .nrn,,ae,l nml,Iic tntar,.st o,,I
wnrnrI TIM ,,oo,e NJ ths fn,nl,nnt 10 ,,Ir,r -
lin rrsI,le,'tx ,loath nna mi riw t,is ,,.,,.t,s
inp ihrrn was mn nj,nuat flourish nmxIotv y,
tr,t tho first uo,vs frnm vna1lnnto,, +" +ho
,,,ner ,,rt nf Tia citv Mi III" hra,,o,, ,a.n0
ur.,,,, tf1,ans an,l t,a hototr ,,,r, .tei.o ~,
lu,,tlrpds nj u,xious ,rnutrora h"soro = i
o,rlnch. i,n,v,, tn,vn I'm fh,n,,,~a ~
pcoie win gwecn ttl;n tt,in mat I'm noy,..
INNER ot1lrsS o,, tt,eir u,nv nv !" ,yort. ","r,
,,,,,,,s' ,1,',or,,, ~ tt,o ;.,,,'a.t'' "M .S
.no ,"a,na, ~ s'.n H. "at.nua W
,,,aro ,res ~, ~ NV m'H u9p".cts
t,e ,nnr",,.r ,o,,r,,ot. i. =, "".o s'n t'oss -.
,n,r,' a '.sa;an, t.n a.. 49, .4ost Iass' w W
,,,o ,,.tt,,,. s;'io tt.' psupn a."'o"7 !" 7eo
xo n s,,,,,a WIZ ~ y. s"ea ",s,'.' .'.*'t "..
,,d ,o,.,.o, "1 ~. !, "aa ~ 1,"ap, n"u Ss"s
tharo won11 h" s' ~, ,H .r,v ua mns m9so
VIM ~ I,st ~ ,e.un;,oa ey ~ .,,n .. y.
y, "s H. ~ ..,4 ,"''' s.u"o'u. ue o:U oclook
~ .,,ar ..'e n.ns .',, a,o.'E o.iet1i WIS pos1oa
na.uo. a.U WI ~ "'sp" u,a ns.ulo aseIyWheto
a''"ms .n.oaI san gtoaps OF People slg''s a'ld OK"
pas9s!s s,. u isat tat ue "osst ws " ''8iit''
s'.t sua ..", us r'es'a9n. Sol''n not los ma',y
'.9"'s !o"ke. SURVIVE hls &eiIioie Wou'1a'
!An u"s 'o"s' "neheses pnAet1il WIS
pps.su' l'' .aeto ""s !" eonstaht tato'ls of peo-
po su...t,eet aooat u, a1a so |itelaso WIS tlle
M"x'oly tl'at 'tle'i nlid women WHO Wura per-
lecL strangers, h1tof rcnttlllK Tic otllltlQus
, 1881-08-17

GAnF1EI.p TO Ills MOTHER
CIEvELNN1}, O., Aug. lU.-'The following
Ia the letter President Garfield wrote to aa
lnother last Thursday:
WASHINGTON, d. c.. AuE, II, lSl.-Re'
afNthtr: Don't be disturbed by conflicting IT,,
ports nbuut my condition. II Ia true an s'.
weak md On lsly back: but | atn gaiillug eseH
dny, and llUod only tlnlo and patience to ptlD1
mo through. ..........,..,.
: uIyo my love to all tho relatives md ffEsai,
and cspG.'laily 10 ststers lIitty atsl Mary. 4oa'
loving SOFT. JAMkS 4. Galtf1ELp'
Mrs. Elisa Garfield, Ilisssm.O.
GEN. HANCOCK,
DosroS, A1ass., Aug. 1I-t;en. ". ). liah'
cock arrived tero tl,ls morning acct,Hl'a'ea, H,
by Gcns. e. u. l.. Waru, q. q. Sawiele, anu
]. II. 3fcrriam. It was Ills intention 10 l'a's
sl,las|o an examination Of the Qualifications ~ ~
far hs Enstp0rt, Tho unfny0rablo news ~. =.
Presidents condition caused change N d., ~,
ulal,s, md tho party will lcaro for '>o!.'aa
this afternoon, a,d Ii tliore Is MY e',anse an
for tho worae In thu Frcsldent's coa1''''"
they will return 10 Washington.
, 1881-08-17

=
New York, TINT tho situation. while very
critical, was far from Hopeless. Mr. Jat'les
Bafd: awe nre feeling greatly ci,c0nragcd;"
! Mr.. 1lftt spoke In tile same hopeful Terms,
md expressed tic bcllrf TINT the crisis WIS
beginning to pass away.
! 1'1a SUSAN EDsoN = .,.
stated this evening late. tn answer to inquiry,
tint tie present crisis Ia entirely matter Of
the pscslaents febclllous stomach, atld that
the wnt'tih Is not at all responsible except rs
agn'ioral ca'tse. Size t!oes not dcnytlle DALI:
ger0us nature Of tho sEt,iatton, but regards
The rest which Inns beoii given NIL tiny to Tint
organ warrants belief tint tomorrow 4
mora active method Of itourishment than by
enetnnta cail be pMt III operation. Mrs. Edison
Is guarded III her statements, Dllt leaves the
Impression most positively that her hDpo IT.
n,nins. Tile vitality shown iii the step TO-
wards n normal temperature Is considered n
promising feature. .
Among tho stall ut tie Willie House until
yesterday the feeling las been ono Of. hope-
fulncss, This has been especially true Of
l'rtyate-9ecrytary Drown, Gen, Swain, antl
Col. Rockwell. The latter was
VERY pEspoyt,EST
this afternoon. Tho ptllcrs became doubtful
autl somewhat ticspalr[nR for thu first tinie
yesterday, Mr., Warren Young, ouo Of the
Executive clerks, who l,as bcc,, Ills clerk for
several years while In Congress, las been
tic only ono whose Wow has appeared pcs-
s1mlstic. Ills doubts, however, have paletl
before the general gloom, orly lIRlltcped this
eyonlug by the better bulletin.
A gentleman who Ind n talk with ona OF
the attending ptlystclans In charge of tia
President at ii o'clock this eyen1uc saws:
"The President Is much improved, Ills
pu!so Is about liz antt tennerature and res-
ptretIou normal Tho pulsu Is Of Il better
character. lie has been s1ccptne ever since
tic dressing, No tuorp1lfne ilns lmc,1. 1lsctt.
Ills sleep was oultc natural. and tho cllarac-
Ter Or f,is n,,lao s0 ,niclt lnitnr. thnt lila ron-
ditop may be considered ns 0rentIy t,u-
proved. Even II the President hottis his
own It ,nay be regarded NJ
AN IMPROVEMENT.
rs It aIycs the stnmacti rast ana atIowa t.
time 10 resume it's tonc,''
, 1881-08-17

%tAN A~A+f*4 <AFF&eAHANtEs
eesstas Dtpatea 70 m Eht<&ao 7stssH<.
WAslIa0ToN, D. q, Aux. la-A gentle
man who has sean the President Within q
aat Of two says he was 50 shocked at his
altered appearance that le could scarcely
, 1881-08-17

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",,.nh - ",,r r,,.i,us Nn.1,n min ,.r.nt .m )
cha,sr, II, thn r,rn.t3nn,,e o,,,,o,ro,,co ,,s,,
IN, ,,e,, i,cn,, s ,,brt.'',. H. IL
n MN ,v,, i,,i M saa, ,,ir, ~ fo,tv .invs.
Int swan n tha" rao,iznt tha tr,,ti, ,xhcr thntr
nttant,o,, ,yns dractcfi ~ H. r. +, rnnorta,1
frn,n lin rrrs,dcntts aice cinn,hor titat in.
as ,ycl1 M Afrs f3nrIlpttt. t,,sfsta tim1n batnr
kent wpft Informal nj eyarv nl,nsn of hfs
illness. md fotiows with ,teen intprrst Gytrv
u,oven,ent looklnp tn hin enmffrt and rutlaf.
THE pA1i,y l,i1Essiyos ot THE swo1,Sp
llaye not generally caused lin Rtcat pajn,
},ut WHENEVER tl,e tImo annronctcd for tIIfs
service t,e l,as nlways ,,,nni{cstcu sou,e dread
Tint pain wolif,l he int]ioted, tIo Ia salt to
hnye sometimes Expressed reltef thot thu
3na1,ipulatio1, was ontl,,l, hut never to l,ayo
couptaIncd in n sinrlo instance. Mrs.
tinrietl l,as saf yory little Tint did mt IN.
tltcute Arm rglin,,ce ,tuon tllo skill OF tle
medical men who have l,cld tho balance Ut
life nnd tIeath In THAR l,at,tla. hut s|lo },as
sometimes seemed 10 l,e puzzled at changes
jn tte Presidents rnn11Itinn which aho lIn,l
not tcen lej In oxpect froln rcnresentations
motlo to hnr bv tlle physlcfnus. II ia under
stood that ste hus faith III DR. bliss. but
Mnl,E IN I'LL AuNEw.
md It wns nj her rcouest, that Or,
ARnew was telcgrnpl,od 10 return to
tho city Wien DR., Hamilton was
about to leave. Sho desires to hayo
either Dr., Auuew or DR.. 1Iamtltou t,oro nil
the time, 1t Is ntt that llor confidence in tho
skill OF tho Presidents physicians Inns bou,l
lost but friends sny she begl,ls to fear lest
nh undue sense OF responsibility Involved IN
the case Of their distinguished patient may
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THE CAD1NNT,

| vfCE-11Estl,I:ST A1tTlilrts ADVISED 70 HOLD
| HIMSELF IN READINESS To sTAlsr Foll TIE
~ fSnr$
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Dr. Z. q. WgsTs i EnvE AND RRAlN TREAT
rui.iuaa, Nervous Eesdscne, Mental Dspres-
sicn, uoss Of Memory 4pornatorrh@a. Impo.
tency, lnvolnn.ary Emis:ions Premature Oh
Ago, caused by cvsr,eZ erton, selt abuse or over
indulgence which leeds - misery, decay and
dnNIa. Cue box will ezra recent cases. Esch
boz ccn!sin2 one II onth's : treatment. Ono dollar
boz, or siz boxes for five dollars; sent By mail
prepaid on receipt o! prica We guarantee siI
boZes 70 cure anY cs:a. With each order re-
ceivsd by us for ak boxes, accompanied with
five dollars, Wo viii sand tho purchaser our writ
ten gu ;rsGtee 20 retura the money If the treat.
by JANN@Y q 90. druggists, Alsssndris,
Va, wholesale snd retail agents. Orders by
msil will receive prompt sttantion. mart
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w LOCUST PINS.
IA inches long II inches suusre.

They muat be straight, free of knots, worm
holes and decsy. W. A. SMOOT,
je3-lm Smoops wharf.
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VIRGINIA CLARETs! Superior to imported
Wines. at McBURNEY's.
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EUST receives das fresh lot Of SU NJ NIT
y BEDFURD end DEEP ROiK MIr kkaL
WATkkS. For sale On crarght or bs ,he gal
Ion At rm7lSl LUNTS.
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Collectors Cilica,
Rocm t, Market Building,
Alc1.ndrs. Va June 1881.
Cree IS hereby given that the tax bills due
Iof |: 81 ere now IN our hands 70. collection, and
:bs aIoGtloa OF ali parties interea;od res pt c.
i.tIy called to the following sxirac. from he
Revenue tsil cf lh:t resr:
ron al bills p.ii Ia f1l By The Is! day O.!
ia ,, 1881 thu Collectors o! Taxes shall allow =
discount OF lO per csnt, snd On all bills paid by
We ist d"y o: Angus, l38., lacy sha!i allow 2
';'scouht 0i o per c.nL and ali Dllls not psid on
ma "a dag Il Oecan.ber, 1881 there shall bs al.
ses$ed nhd collected pans ty of Ave per cen.
"poh lne anoan. "f said bills, and on ell / i Ia
feDla'hinG unpeid on tbs lst dag of Juna, 1882,
csmaSts "t the rate 0! II Per certum per ennum
saaIi he r.it."
lss'" Cfica hours during the dscoun. period
frou = N l. l m.
JDuN T HILL Collector n. Dis.
d. Z. FIELD, vo!.cc.o! s. Uis.
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