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NERVOUS HEADACHE,
SICK ADA c II L ,
NERVOUS CIIlLLs.

All headaches arc nervous, whether called so or
not but there is certain class Of headaches that
are known rs aud called nervous headaches because
they arc attended by other nervous symptoms, aud
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous than theyare
generally supposed TO be because few people die in
NJ of headache but they lead to the most serious
state Of things nay, often end In death or Insanity,
and are always the forerunner of nervous chlls.
Nervous chills are extremely dangerous, aud are
not only attended by distressing nervoussymptoms,
but by congestion Of the nervous centres snd often
prore fatal very suddenly, and should receive
prompt and immediate treatment, but the best and
safest way is to take 1t in time; and If you suffer
from nervous or sick headache treat that and he
cured of H. and there will be no danger Of nervous
ch,lis You mny say, I" | Lave tried, and nothing
cures me-" No, tonics or those common purgative
pills or strong medicines will never yon. The
reason you suffer from nervous headache or chiiss
because your nervous system Is run down; the
ncrYe-nuid has become poor and weak, and needs
feeding and restoring ~ its nNtura condition; and
can tell you what will do II In any case, and
speak from experience, snd thatis DIR. DENsON's
CELERY AND CIIAMOMILE PILLS. They have
and will cure any case, matter how long standing
or obstinate, of either nervous headache, nervous
chils, sick headache, neuralgia, nervousness, pa
ralysis seeplcssness or indigestion. Price, 80 cents
box or six boxes for so, postage free to anyad-
dress Sold by ali druggists. Depot, LOG north
Eutaw street, Baltimore, BID. Prompt attention
given to all mail-orders at home Office.
-aod1u
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THE HANDSOME THING.--It has been s'ig-
cested. and we do hope IL viii be adopted,
that at the close Of the regular ceremonies
In Richmond in connection with the recep-
ton OF the distinguished visitors from
abroad to the Yorktown celebration the
hag OF Crest Britain be run up and given
the national salute. There could not be the
fsintcst tingc Of bitterness against the sod
Country" in our rejoicing; certainly not
after the loving concern expressed by the
Queen to Mrs. GARFIELD in her affection.
This ancient Commonwealth is held by
every Englishman TO be "the darling
daughter of the rcalin,' and at no place In
the Union could such demonstration OF
respect be so appropriate as at the capital OF
the Old Domi,ion.
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STATE CONsERvATIyE-DEhoCRATIc
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

RIcmMoND, Va, October 10, 1881. )
Colonel William X. Aylett will speak at
Goochland Courthouse October 18th Court
day..
Captain c. A. Bohannan will speak at
Greene Courthouse October 18th (court-
day). A. 81. KELLEY, Chairman.
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,x,.- = x.aa a seems
une pes7's '"P'1s 1890. <vsrc ,,,.y
pu* >essesc.s ~, 49, -. s. az mon what
INTO tne tseio s'o - .,.s v~rx eve ~ the
sIpss ~ - - ,s... ,yo,o TO-DAY. the
cicssson. ross = xr,x,,,,a viii have
5es,vvv "n''e 's'ss'" ,,ss,y to declare
sHofoso u's'' !" ...r,.,.,.sv "a the ,,.r4v
once more ZOE w az, ny ssor.t;,ut,on or for
q inc on'on a.'' 80 ,.,s haco,sa o,d Conn
TIC turning wy y ~ n. ~, ~
mon"cS''a " 49, rs...,..r.f.
! ftw men VIM "sio 'o'eA.v Ia, 49,, .r,l
ana many men VIM "s,e, -. w
m'enu 70 ien'''''' "ei''D' s. !, .,.css., II
Ana "s'a' y "'s r'o.iss~ - 10 crow
y not onis pi'sn', ~. s",.s a.v We
fcg br'gntsr anu Di'sh'e' V1s 80 H., ,ve
90 not forget tine "'Sa''o, " ,oroet the
say TINS. bu. ah'o soeo ~. do ,f,t
WORKS OF fel'c",.'ss ,,dnced CON-
iorge' ,h'' wy !, In. pomocrats 10
saelaOie n',''.s ,s-a ~, ,,ro,essino 70 he
'Vs .''''' ~ saoi,,,v only IN re-
sen"'Nv -. M, a,yo we do moi
a"''s. ~ ~. -. =. ,eSn ,,,e same Democrats
Io's.. 49, 80. -. ,,,oc the Mahoneifes
u''" 49, .s~,o,, .,,.. ,ho,. last were
"pv'' nv, $500. 80 pe,mbl;cans
"oi'es IN s"o'p $50 a.. sss',u;.o =, Demo-
n''Y'', se'e .,'~.o,a,n ,h,t the nroba-
s,ats. 0,,,' ~. 49, 80. ,,o,,,. ~ nemo-
o'..,s7 90 - 80 -, ,.,.oIs from to-day.
N'','.S 49, ,..,sa,,co that thu pcadiusters
.,n,' oro soomed 10 defeat. we cite
,ho CO., ,,.at Genera, MALONE went 10 New
80. - - o,d addressed the Union
1oa,,,e cuh Th,s club proved long ago
,ha, !, vvas made mn Of malignant enemies
~ ~, so,;heyn neonIe. II WINS this Club
,h., ,roduced uoR.cE GREELEY for bccoDl-
,n~, /, honds,oa, FOR ,1rpr. DAVIS. II was
mis- cIub that Mr.. GREELEY denounced for
a. ;l;iberalitv and maIignity. II was TO this
Club that General MALONE addressed re-
mars intended TO convince the members Of
!, that the negroes in virginia had, before
he became a leader OF them, been often
cheated out OF their votes. 1t was to thl.
Club that he denounced our Virginia law
rco;,iring the paynent Of capitation tax
A. = nrereouisite 10 voting. 1t was to this
,,ub OF enemies and revilers OF the South
,hat General MALONE said: "There is an
otbcrsnd larger questionable question OF
human liberty and OF human citizenship"--
thereby implying that the Democrats OF
Virginia were enemies OF human liberty
and oY human citizenship, or, as he meant
!, IN NO understood. TINT DANIEL, BARBOUR,
.ra Nc,,,xxrv ard the party they repre-
Gov, Gro epomies o, the negro. and willing
end ,nx;ous 10 deptiyc him Of his rights rs
a citizen aud Of his liberties as man. We
refer 70 these facts as proof that General
N,uoxr has finally not only abandoned the
no,;onal Democratic party. but despaired
of boldlny next month any considerable
,u,oher 81 tbe voters who wynt with him
los, vear
Fn,tbcr nroo, q, tho desperate condi-
,;or ., tho Readinster marty il to be found
.,oilv :, fbe coh,mps ~ the Richmond
w., -. q. ,.,,o,,,,oad !, aavoneo
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WE TAKE TIE LEAD ss3s
GRAND DISPLAY
MILLINERY AND CLOAKs.
We cordially invite the ladies 10 examine our
new and magnificent stock Of FALL and WIN
TER BONNETS and ROUND HATS of all the
latest Partisan and London patterns.
We show all the novelties in
PLUMEs, PLUsIIEs,
vELyETs, SATINS,
RIBBONS, and FLOWERS.
In our CLOAK department can be found
LADIES' DOLMANs,
ULsTERS,
wALKISG-JACKETS,a and
CLOAKS Of The latest fashions.
Aiso, MISSES CL0AKS In great variety. We
guarantee the cheapest prices on all goods in this
department.
We carry an immense assortment OF DRESS
such rs PRINCES, PASSEMEN-
TERIEs, BUTTONS, and LACEs.
WOLFORD & sHILBERG,
oc SIT 523 Broad street.
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The second OF these pestiferous roor-
backs Is the most feeble and lame effort to
fasten upon Captain Blnjr some sort OF in
fanny or shame for having uttered some
sort OF phrase, such as "Honor Will not
buy breakfast. - WytheuiHe Dispatch.
Why, then, did lie deny having said sol!
II he, ike you, i:lstifies the declaration as
harmless one, pray why did he say he
had never uttered ity And il he made
this innocent remark and then denied hay
ing made it, what have you to say OF his con-
duct? II he had not denied it, Me3srs.
WIIHxRs, PnIEGAR, and WALKER would
not have been called upon to prove the
truth OF the charge made against him.
Does the Wytheyille DSpdtch justify
Mr.. BLAIR in his denial alsot
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WHY Mn. BLAlsE's LETTER WAS PUB
LlsHED.-The letter OF Mr.. BLAINE to Mr..
GARrIELD, which we published last week.
is most elegant composition, and ex-
presses sentiments that are IS creditable to
the heart OF Mr.. BLAINE as his finished sem
fences are to his head. But why was IL
published just now ? What call was there
Tor It's appearance Who, in fact, knew OF
the existence Of such letter besides Mr..
BLAINE himself: The letter first appeared
In the Philadelphia Press, edited by Mr.
MCPHERSON, an intimate friend OF Mr..
BI.AIxE's. 1t was, therefore, published
with Mr.. BLAINE's consent. Whyf 1t
hss been said that the postscript
to a lady's letter is the part Of it
which betrays always with what OBJ
ject the letter was written. 1t Is not the
postscript OF Mr.. BLAINr's letter which eX-
plsins why 1t was published, but the next
thing to the postscript, Which last, by the
way, the letter did not contain. The clos
ing sentence Of Mir. DLAiYg's letter to Mr..
GARFIELD Is as follows:
. However much, my dear Garfield, /
might admire you as statesman, would
net enter your Cabinet il did not believe
10 YOU as man and love you as friend"
That is TO say TO al the world, Mr.. BLAINE
would under no circumstances continue to
he member OF the Cabinet Of Mr. ARTHUR,
but VIII get out as soon as possible.
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MARRIAGES.

Rev p a. Peterson. Mr.. SAMUEL Y.COLEMAN,
* Appomattox county, and Miss sALLlE a.
CLAY. of this fity.
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Iowa.

State elections take place in Iowa to-day.
OF course the Republicans will carry them.
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erEt1An Me1IcE s.-.s.
al HUrzLER BBorHERs, 80
S2s BROAD srREET.
rxrexsr BLOCK an THE STATE.
LowEsr PRICES SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
LATEST STYLES IN THE MARKET.
FRENCH MILLINERY,
DHEss-TRDIaiSGs, &C.
PLUsHEs, RIBBONS, PRIsGEs'
GIsfPs, BUTTONS,
LACEs, GRAPES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
GRAND OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
st. a 49, on
NEXT WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
THE 18TH AND 18TH.
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INVITED.
foceI
KT FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
LAcEs, ENBRoiDERIEs,a
oee LEVY BROTHERS.
M CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS,
MATS, and IiAssoCKs at
oco LEVY BROTHERS.
@ CLoAKs, listers, AND DOL
MANS at LEVY BROTHERS.
N1 DECORATE FOR THE YORK
TOWN CENTENNIAL. Buy your FLAGS
and DECORATIONS At
ocs LEVY BROTHERS.
Ed- BLACK AND COLORED yELVETs,
sATINs, and sILKsa az
ocs LEVY BROTHERS.
~ GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS
wEARat LEVY BROTHERS.
6- BLANKETS, QUILTS, AND COM
FoRTABLEs at LEVY BROTHERS.
MI SOCKS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES,
and WOOL UNDERWEAR at
oes LEVY BROTHERS.
M FLAGS AND DECORATIONS AT
oc6 LEVY BROTHERS.
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T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 9l9 Main
S1reet, has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and lIenrieo county.
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STORE AND DWELLING BURNED; NARROW
ESCAPE OF TIE INMATES--FUNERAL OF
VETERAN OF THE WAR OF 1Sl2-DEATH OF
A CITIZEN OF N0TT0wAY-THE YOUNG DE-
uOCRACY.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

SOUTHERN oFFIcr, l04 Bay street, savannah,
Ia. e S-cod3m
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PULMONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS, THROAT, AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
II requires only fair trial to convince one OF Its
efficacy. 1t gives satisfaction In every instance.
, 1881-07-27

Tho dnily cveIssng duspci.mcctitix wHs he'a y
Miss Minnie Jlruuks' nbotv oil Fourth nseh's
last evening, Tho lnrHo attendance s'1drate.
tlmt tt1ore wis ut nl,ugMont ut Interest III 1na
1cutings md thoau held ut p. IN. for Iadlt1 ass
ntso sad to Ia very successful. Lust es"nl1is
Col Clark lctl, nsstste by 3rs. Clark, Mr. Niis',
and others. Several conyurts rose uil rr'a'ea
tholr experiences and pictured to their !lssen.
ORD tllo comfort md happiness to be fntl''o IA
lcn4tlng upright md Christian lives. 1he r. r..
marks Wero itIturaNurs4M with alii;!!iH W liz IL
congregation. Ihoso whD ttuBira. tn tb speGt;;sr
prlyeu for wcrd tnyltud tu rcIH1.l!! IL H.. ~!
tho nlUutinY w,la tl!amIssud, and aForli t'm - II
An eurl,est prayer, followed hy tlo sIng3g, IN IL
AVA shltIl meot lhom by the river, slo5c" '1'
evening services. .,j s,n.
hiss lsrooks appears to ho rs nr'cht anu I s'u ~
cGrp M ever Iii hur tcvpt1t,n. sno y as,1 aH lns
hAye Asposod Ut tn0st Ut hcr ctlcets' h'. Enrv, ~.
tnsils tu cnntinup tho Gospel p.cetlllKa. pcTn IN
ing ttlore = III l'ettur way OF doing E,'a E'',r ni
t0tlrUFts thus fur NrA s0rbrAI III h''hne'' ra,1
,nuw Onrs .lru nlAdu hetrly oF1rf ''ay: r., I'D.
young women hnyu latoy cs,lnu 1nto 1na '''3f
ntt ulsullRed ah0lr form VI llfe. ,,,,h IN.
rhcae meetings, conducted undcr s'agi 'a,i,I, Il
Guiar ulrcul,lstu,lces, Antl III ttt5trtt nr.it
nraoly in4nb[.cd mud pntr4e,i " tt9 9r,n iv" .hs
ulnYsuA, Aro attracting .lluCh attention iEoa NV
religious clanleut Ut tho city.
, 1881-07-27

Henry Wartl Deccller will. 1t Is sa1.l, prob.
ahIy IN tho ncxt number OF tho N0rth ti,ncrictH
Rcrfev. .-alm AE thu points 1l'su by lugprsoi
Rut! Hack III tho Inst number, asld t,uko Ect,-
cr1sl CRITICISM on tito Views or each Ut tho .lls-
tlngulslcd sluualcrs. ''f''
Cyrus II. Mccormick, Esq.,. Of ILLS city,
tho HrOat gc1por ulatl. Ia building sunn.pr resi-
1cilcc Oh nAo Ut tic commanding hills ut Isch.
fle!'!, ono Of tho fashionable Now York sun,nlrr
r1sors. ltchlussi, which Is In Osrgo County, IL
yltIgo that stu,'s I,700 feet lboro tt,to- wuter,
Tic town Ia vol shaded, lsas pretty ch,lro!,os
and Ia very attractive. There Is src,tt IuAE ut
tinu kceti0ry, comprising hills, lnMua, ul water.
falls. M,uy' PERSONS ArU tl,1lw,, thuro by tho
varleI attractions of thu villugu alid surround.
lng cuuiltry. .>..-
ton. Grant wrote letter declining ~, it,
vltatlnn to nttcul tho rt,i.noM 1T, tho l'nlu,ur
family In stonIngton. Conn.,, Aug. 10 aud ii. an!
sud; VT would lnlrortl mo pleasure to 10 pr1spnt
on tat oceaatoE,, hut haye bGcn runnl..g Abuut
10 usllch fur tho past four years, with nothing
elso to ito. that now, whon 1hayo employment
ftr my tlnto, ffeel l0th 10 ilceept Invitations
that ttlko ITO nway fran IT," Tho !ny,talion has
aluro boon soncwetl TINT hu would 10 l'ra.apnt ut
tcAst Etrtof tho ttu,c. tho Corresponding Scc-
rrtary naylny: "Aa TO ancestry, tho blood at
WaIter Palmer ot 1G:s runs lit no Primers veins
Ut tlts country my moro thus In yours"
, 1881-07-27

loss nf machinery orlEina'y purchased. The
rntrs to bn charged for tho wntcrscryleG
would In tiNttl 81 ns to cnttr tho rrntn3 hr
Interest on tho Investments. nl,d provide for
such reimirs n,ut extensions M would bu
needed.
1t will not tlo 10 sny TINT this is n scheme
to place tho GoMtruf ut tho public wnler-
works III tho llantls ut private PARTIES. Il
could not pnssIbly oscttuatn IN my snc',
wHy.' Weycii.uru thu assertion tint very tow
Of ltle gentlemen win desire tn l'rtcnre rrom
The city tho nlltllarity 10 construct wafer
works MI t,ctr owu ncroist,t wou'l alvance
t,onoy under tho l'lan 't'ttE 'ri!nt,SE prV-
ptsrs. hit we beltcyn other capitalists
lr0lc wlio nru Investing thufr nnlley Ii lolrg
h'a,,s nj II Inv fMtercst-wtll he glad tU .tusn.
just ns they would l,uy Chlsayp city binds II
tic hitter co,,tl hn fMw!ully Int ulo! tho
market ft,r Il stInlnr PURPOSE. II Tiers Is
any Icgnl Or business objection to tho scheme,
TIN: Tn'ncSE will print II. IT tllcrc Ia my
bGttrr suggestion for nbtaililng iNesrasuu
waiter facilities, rt1m TNtsusl: will print hnt
ndyncate IT. hit It Is NOT fntr Ii dismiss this
plan with tho rnistark tint It fs materially
Tho same as It t,lnu Vi prt,,lto ownership. 1t
Is essentially tho same rs public ownership,
amt therein lies Its clI'ef advantage, fl rasc
tl.s necessary capital cn, BIZ secured fl tho
manner t,rOtlOsctt.
, 1881-07-27
THE FIRE-LIMITS.

,Eho Complexion ortltn Council OH tho
Flre.Isu,. Ordinance - The Acl,c.Ao
&erstix u 1ee Doomed ~ Utter F'ullaro
--'Fhs NnlsIcs uf tho Du1lb3tNl-Pro.
l'rlpty Of ii Little missionary sFerls.
4 careful rttlynss or tho Atdurnlcn sh0ws TINT
thoru nro ut icilat Thirteen yotu8 IN favor Ut oon
tr.utinR tho tlru.l!Iiilts. When tho 1nattcr
cousca mp. III tho ,!uSt mcctinK 1t tho Council,
every lllcl1lher opposed tn tho Eru-bl,x nrl!l-
nn,eo, a1rl every frtund or Cbiu,,go who fnyors
leavftss Hb! enough htunu, should l,o IN hand.
THO d6lnagog element Is lel by AID. Illtlrcth,
who seems to, have ut h!s baek ALI.
sburlan, l,,,rlo. Cullertol,, aitpoter,
HInrtlan, Lnwlcr, Schroeder, stanbcr. lllr sell,
Young, Mcyor, alclcr, unl uArrett, with
n possibility Of Slnyth md Pcoyy,
making lftcon ut tho outside. Against my ln-
tcrtcreco will, tic tirc.itulIis, u,l for hitting
WILL elnnlHh HlDne, thpre nrU eni!l to En AID.
MlekersMnsn, N ntx2!,, t,nsNtGr:; lAppctnn. shoroy.
ln i1rt Mate!s; Exeryit "St91e tT sr Ns ih h M Ms.
IuY Ha,lK, that Watkins, llr.tly, Nolsoi,, lmlof,
prdyes. il shat sh.,i,l,i bo lid css, ani s;nssls
anu l'nosy would roso With ttcni. Il wu,sitl
syru s!ss th9 so sGsxs d y"1s ,o whs s9ss M
which Maynr 1tarrlss.i wosiltl surely ai9ii. III
tho othcr hand, tho frivntls Ut AID. Young ai,tl
Meyer clnln. thai shoy nre
OPPOSED n, ANY INyERFEIlENCE
with tho prosent urt'snat,co The sumo thing Is
hoi.l TINT !liesc Two .ii1cruiSn wouli,' not
elaity IL Aid. smyin Ii sreotina sqnS 1t slso
hncst. structures on tho West Slide, which Id
;;aM!.l naturally 10 .csirss e pruteuttug. AID:
III annthcr part of 'rnH rntlMuNi:, has boon lii.
Gs5,FSsi!y pi!cgH a!!t,ng " t'lo friends ut thS
S"S sas y Thoso i Iii rp" fSe e. nIs u.s..
siotilry lnbur, however, ttl The purt Ut people
,',,, MhS sIsyS Il pre9tsst.,lx Gh!Yxo WiEh tie
, 1881-07-27
cO,f)pfRATtVE DRY GOODS.

Tho Directors VI tho " "Coopcruti'o Dress .'',, A~
ISOLATION, I.Imttol," OF Now York, nA'u nA'"rAI ".
fortunate Iii securing the svrvieos ~ Kp".'m "
u,anager OF Sir: Johri Wales, long kl."s" s',LIs T.
l,oston as lealllnR spirit IN the tlFu u .,h..
!nH, Walea Il 20, Mr, Wales e''cf3J' o ,.,ar.
antu0 of suucnsa. lie will Dlai. ttlo sto1s ,s,,,.
svptemhor rhat tanksa tl.o.shl hl,'Is 1Hu ctrr.
inlut Ut tho litst cooperative Ary Ao.M aMnws Mr.
WIles faiti. il ia futuro, ~ wo!l NJ ~ iac 5"Ess
nont Of the DIRECTORS in sclecttng s9 III, F,sll,
reaidut of lilo AssuuiAtlo has ]1!si sEsHii ,siii s
tano to luu0 cur!ltluates u stook t,uts wau Inas
lsalel Ut ollet,. Ier duties Fu ~ EIr,Is,
aud H. fAut, has not vct QUE h''r U,1 a.u'j ~ bs
Yosk aaus Dor u!uoI.e.! " osl!fs saS'ers ''o
.Gs}nosMtiyo ijwss Association, I.n!ts ,1,i,s tI
neither tho isresidont nor tl!rcetaIs, u
cumpcIlsltton fur otioFts Of TUG 4!,.i,, ruI,s
which tho majority Vt pessoas na'o "'.'N
ECHki0tl.
, 1881-07-27
PUBLIC OPINION, ,

milwaukee, Repuhilcs.l Nlep): Now they
aro setting M Dir. 'CollkI[ug as n prophet bu-
calsu ho suil ~ Tho bcgnnIng tllut ho would nut
10 back 10 tha 6cnato without Str. plAtt,
Ctnclnnatl Con.nerclt.t; Tom Corwln
suid ono OF tue hardest thnga In lltu WAS to us,-
make yreat .nnn who Ind hcast u,a,1u out Of u
hlnnkcty.hlAnae fool 1lmt Goi,kllng seoms to
bv prDtty well u1,n1utlu. llD t tho Xrp.ltur part
VI ino joh hInacIE, however. ' ~
,Clnc1nnatl 1azcttc; Tile nrl,y worms I'D.
leaso4 spmcwAoro IN. tho Northwest md ato IN
thu oat cral, Ii acYoral tiollla, and tlon asa,,-
pcArcd, Thoy probably ate too much. Their
roported apnoas.tt1cs, hdvvyer, stfongthonoi tho
ct,r!or In tnts. anu it nny bc that was tho object
OF th0tr coming, >,
l.qplsyitie QQtlr!c,~.J .Joui7.al (Dom.):' Tile
lnsanlty theory with reference to 0uitoau IL
giving way tu saun1eF yluws. Thu newspapers
which luelarod uulsoauA Iul1ntlo are lnusiefat-
ing that op'al0a. Laoauso It .!s lnauttrs,Iy un-
tepsblu.s Tho Insanity detausa in lnurduV triuls
aax wrought incalcts!Hhle injury ln''thls country
sntha unhlla naaaa Md satlLy. RYeky musl or
, 1881-07-27


less beautiful women wrrn enlisted IN exert
tlicir persuasive, seductive influence npoi,
members Of tho Club to that c,,sI. imagine 1t
young woman Of society pleading >carhcsIy
with NJ, honorable member ut ttle Army ntut
antl Navy Club fsr tho restoration, Of baker.
The lnRn convicted uf having tried. Iln q
common viftain, tn. rob 4 young EIrl of llor
yfrtHo! i flie sbpctnc3e this fur the i}rfitsll
nristocrocyto contemplate! Itwas NECESSARY
10 Ect fifty nlaasbcss Il, prnposo l}nkct'a reasl-
mission. Think of fifty British officers prn-
posing Tho rcatl.nisstun 10 ttletr Intimate
con,pauEoushlp Of II innn justly convicted nf
tho 1neai,cst md most bruinl oilensn III tho
criminal code of nny civilized cu1,ntryi hut
fifty such officers wnro fontl, r,,tl. Il, club.
ballot oil the proposition. In n lall Of 10Y,
tllnre wero .u,,ly tlirty.nlnc blarft halls or
l,esrativo votes. :,
Several deductions may he drawn from this
remarkable netton ot tho tonlon Army nlni
Nnvy Club, ait Of which nre alil;c .t1shnnur.
nblo to It. Its members nsny be generally so
st0itl Ms mot to regard attempted "ratM" rs
II crlIne III n Ecnt!emat. Or tley may con.
si.lcr It so lightly rs 10 ho willing tn conttnnu
1t OIL accDnnt IT the subsequent gnilant ,nilI-
tary conduct 1T tl,o orclltEcr. Or t!lelr scrlt-
pies, thcir better Judgment, anil t'leIr sense
u honof may Nnfo bcei 0fcrohflle W NV
impoftu''ate demands "t "socfety'" IL Hish
fact worthy nf notIGo TINT l'nker was 10.
cctSctl III "society" tefofe llc Whs reeetVea
III tito Ctltb, tt tollows. since soelety" -
controlled Dy women, t''at tstey ifst restores!
10 J5aker Ills forfeited title OF "gefltla'al'."
llo1lco TINT tho "soclety" I'ltttcs of London
contributed Indirectly To tho restoration VI
l'aker to his Oil club reIatlo1s IL certain, ana
tho presumption ~ very strollE tllat they cS+
erted t!lrcct 'lld powerful influence 10 tliat
elld' 'rhef have done FOR iaEor soeIatsy
What the Qltecli lias 80 fur rcti's"ll to DO TOR
HIN III n military pol'It ut siow; tticy lave
c!olAets lun anew II, Ills aoesety Uniform a1ltI
restored lin >t0 Ills OLD rink.
Mr. Slhaltoy puts the following pointed st'1}.
uosltitlolls casc: "one rather woltlors "llat
verdict t'its col'clayu wosld ltavn given hn'l
, 1881-07-27

The receipt nt Liverpool nf ten barrels sNp-
passed. to contain cement but III reality co,i-
tain!ng the eloek-worll OF ien tlyunnlte III
fcrnal machines, sliippu1 FROM this country
by two steanlers, the Malta Of tic Cunarl
Line and tho l}ayarian Of tic Leyland Itllr,
has created utmost ~ 1nllctl sonsattpll in
England rs II this country had suddenly ,lc-
clarett war against. lle United Kingdom.
According TO tllo statement Of Sir Wllilnm
lIarc0ltrt, Secretary 0f Stutc for tho IIonle
Department., 10 tho House OF Commons, cacli
il1ar1inc contained eleven cartridges, cacll of
which was charged with nltro-gIycerine an.l
u compound similar to grt-cDttun, mud olIc
OF tho supposed cement barrels llal fonrterll
pounds of this dangerous explosive material
In It. Tho barrels wc,1. seized Mt Liverpool,
lpon information wl.ic9, t1'o Government lIal
received III so,ue mysterious manner, whiuli
tic Secretary ttItl.not state.
While IT II niattrr for general ,collgrntula-
tton lint the wonl,1-be assnsins fl this eou1I-
try, II they urc here, were folcl In tciF tas-
tnrtty plot, It Is also. matter f0r regret TINT
their capture may be very difficult, ~ the
cons1g1wr used fictitious 1lalne, md tho
bills Ut latlu,g were lnndo out TO fictitious
consgnecs i'll Liverpool, Untler the NayIga-
lion laws they Are linbio 10 severe lHIEfsli-
llellt, and It IL 10 he Hoped tlloy lnny bO
found aud punished to tic full extent OF tho
law, Thu n.fnlr. Of course, ,as given rise to
yiirietyNf comment. some OF tho Tories,
WHO have 10 love fur this country, bc!ls vfo.
lrnt In their leM,snciatior, a1ld, attrlbut-
lng all.. sorts of. incendlary motives to
tho Americans. Tho Government, Itself,