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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15
BOYLE COUNTY.
Daapflfe.


Next Monday will be Court Day and
Horse Show Day in Danville.
A marriage license was issued on the
the llth inst, 10 Samuel q. Brown and b
A. jenkins.
Died, in Boyle county on Sunday, the
10th inst, Mrs. Z. @. Ware. Her rpmains
were taken on Monday to Eubanks Station
for inierment.
The members o. the Perryville Lodge
Of Good Templars vail play "Ten Nights
in Bar-room" at the Cumberland Church
next Friday night.
"A complimentary concert will be
given TO Miss Fannie +. White by her pu-
pills in this city on next Saturday night
NJ Bell Seminary Chapel.
--Elexis Kimberlin's house on the Lsb-
ano pike was totally destroyed by fire on
Tuesday morning about II O'Clock. Fire
acct dental and no insurance.
-Rebecca Wheeler, Of "rhe Dovecote, "
near this place, during a trial on Tuesday,
accidentally dropped from her pocket
life-preserver, in the form Ct siK-shoOter
and on Thursday, on a warrant for carry
ing concealed weapons, got ten days In
workhouse aud S25 ine. .
Two young men named Dixon aud
Hyatt were brought 10 DAnville from
Goresburg on Tuesday on a warrant charg-
ing them with entering q. :. car with the
Intention to steal The birds were prompt
" Jailed, but claim that they only wanted
10 sieoi a ride. Query--Would il have
been larceny II they had LArEE-Tried
Wednesday and acquitted.
Walker Fry, Of Sedalia, Mo-, accom-.
panied bv Mrs. John n. Phillips, arrived
IN Danyille last week, and will make a
brief visit..... Louis Erwin, Of CaTlers-
Vile, Ga, is visiting his fathers family in
this vicinity. Mias ISara Cecil has re-
turned 10 her home near Danville from
Nasaar College. Morris Yeiser has been
appointed u. 5. guager......Maj. J. Il. Nc
Grorty left on Thursday for Messilla, New
Mexico, 10 engage In business thers......
Sam Warren 4 eolor bind, but not In the
aame way ~ ibs 1fitnns
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Me- w. q. WecL, 4. n. Danny JohA 4
Ouisg oad oiheir
ooaaoan;-ln reply 10 call published
la IuE INTERIOR JOUKNAL OF the Sth
nst., collecting me- 10 become a candidate
10 represent this county Ia the neKt General
Assembly, ! will fay that while Il would
give me great pleasure 10 serve my county
in any capacity that might be capable,
DO NOT, under the circumstances, feel that
! am the man 10 represent you. when there
are 10 many gentlemen who are willing 10
represent you, and who are much better
qualified for the Office than myself. These
truths presenting themselves, after thank
ing each and every one Of you for the high
compliment you have paid me, decline
10 make the race. Respectfully Yours
CRAIG Lynn.
April IS, 1851,
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ralvhich surveyed The ground and retired.
prssenily he returned aud suspended him.
eli from broken laih bead downward.
Then one ran down him and swung ~,
keeping this up until eleven were suspend.
81; then giving one or two swings they III
let loose except the fret that suspended
Those that let loosc escaped, but the psiri.
otto old one persisted in the flames
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" rHE editor Of the CoWier-Joundl
we're an offce.holder he would be one
Of the most dyed.in.the.wool nePoiis's
ever seen. As il is, he gets mad II
the slightest opposition, however I'M
biased, il made to any Of his kin, be he
Radical or not, taking the latest Of
fees IN the land, and dubs the poor
unfortunaies guilty Of an opinion Of
their Osn, as nincompOops, scrubs and
scrihhlers. We have nothing pariicu-
lar to say either for or against the
confirmation Of Stanley Matthews as
Associate Judge, but we do think that
the Courier. Journal goes to inexcusa'
BILE extremes in urging his appoint
ment. The gifted Watterson Is most
too apt on all occasions to forget par
ty in his blind desire to get his rela'
tons into Office, and il looks especial
" so in the case of his Uncle Stanley.
The assassins of the Car and their
accomplices have been given the form
of a trial, which, of course, and very
. properly, too, resulted in verdict Of
guilty, and a sentence to death by
hanging. One of the prisoners
JelIaboff. conducted his own defense
and made a speech defending the
course Of the NihiIists. Sophie
.PicoHsky, one Of the prisoners Tor
whom an attempt was made to have
her sentence commuted, asserted that
she wished no favors over her com
panions. as she was ready and willing
to share their fate. When the sen
tence Of death was pronounced the
prisoners showed the created indiffer'
ence, seeming to regard it a privilege
to die for the noble Ito them deed
they had committed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

With enlarged experience and
increased facilities, and an eye to
the special Wants of this locality,
wehave selected an entirely NEW
STOCK, perfectly captivating i'm
style, novelty and beauty. We
paid cash for every article, and
will guarantee lowest prices, and
i'll every instance, warrant goods
as represented. Mutual interest
is a guarantee for success. and
with grateful appreciation of past
favOrs, we will labor faithfully for
an increase of patronage.
Respectfully,
BRUCE & CO..
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BRoDmrAD ADVERTISEMENTS.
MORE BLOOD 7

IuAyF Open ID A FliisT-tlAss BUTCHER
shop under ihe store oi NtAlisler lltle, and
ant nrlparrs i flfnish choice noais ai thT Lowest
Market Prices. 1 will Keep iouh Of an kinds
fosh Fish, Butter, ius, A. viii pay cash Zoe
Hide. Thankful mf pat patronage ] aoliclta
liberal share iu tho future.
40 sm NJ ELKIN.
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BARGAINS S!
HALE&NUNNELLYS
GROCE RIES!
HARDWARE
Queensware, WOODWARD,
MILLIONAIRE,
Garden & Farming Implements,
WAGONS, cec.

Canned Goods in endless variety;
Largest line of SADDLERY
ever in Stanford; Swiss and
Falls City Hams; Also, a nice
line Of COnfectiOneries, all of
which we offer at low figures.
Money saved to all who give
us a call.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

GENERAL WIcKHAM, Chairman OF
the Virginia Republican State Com.
mittee, and that noblest work of God,
an honest man. has notified his party
leaders that II they persist in their
corrupt alliance with Malone A Co.,
he will stump the State at the next
election for the debt-paying Demo.
cratic candidates. This is the kind Of
talk 20 bring the Republicans 10 their
fsnseA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

The last California Legislature
passed a Law making the smoking or
eating Of opium a Unable offence.
The first convictions under the law
occurred a len days ago when three
young men we're multced to the tune
Of 600 each. In view Of the rapid
increase Of the disgusting and dan
gerous practice, il would be well Il
such a Law could be made general
and ii might be equally as we'll to at
tach the same penalty 10 to the drug
gist who sells the degrading stuff, ex,
cept ON the prescription Of physi
clan.
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Tnf dead lock in the Senate con-
tinues. caused by the Republican
patriots contending for the election Of
officers Of that body, instead Of doing
the business for which they were call.
ed together. Over three hundred
appointments by the President lie
unconirmed, while the expeciant aP.
pointees are growing wild with sus'
pcnse. Conkling is showing the Ad'
ministraiion what a small potato he
will make him, unless he withdraws
his nomination to make Robertson
Collector Of the Port Of New York.
MALONE has not posed for the adj
miration Of his party this week,
neither has he mentioned anything
about that thereafter since VOOr'
hees denounced him as atraitor and q
renegade. The little man seems to
be much fonder Of quarreling than
fighting.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

TREASURER WINDOW is going into
the funding business on his own re-
spOnsibility. He has called for the
$4,000. 900 six per cent. bonds,
payable July Let, announcing that he
will pay them on or before that date,
at which time the interest on them
will cease. It is optionary with the
holders TO retain the bonds during
the pleasure of the Government at
- per cent interest after July LIST, il
they 50 prefer. 1t is is presumed in
view OF the TACT that The four per
cents. command a premium Of l2l
per cent, that the debt can be easily
doated at 81.
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Scotch Salye!

LA positive cure iOr liaf.
moss Calls, Halter Hum,
Cuts, liiulsfs aud sprains,
aud lsihe boat linlmcui
iur nld sores. Scratches.
Cracked and Grease Heel.
Thrush and bItieinper
NJ uasi "A once on a cut,
|al laiN, ~ cents iull slfe,
rnauliA i'rnny
A. 40. ALnnltiMI.
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Lbs. WOOL WANTED;

also, Country Produce, Hides,
Sheep Skins, Eggs, Rags, Iron,
Bones, &C., &c. Bring OH your
Barter, and come in yourself
and look at our magnificent
stock of goods. We guarantee
satisfaction,and everything sold
as represented.
II. n. ROCHEsTER, Salesman.
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KANSAS is the best State in the
Union for a dishonest man, and that
probably is the reason that 50 many Of
that class go there. No matter how
many debts a man contracts or Of
what nature, he can keep, if he has
them, 100 acres Of land with all lis
improvements, his implements and
machinery, two horses, two cows and
a years crops, all of which are ex-
smpted from execution by the laws Of
that State. And this leads US TO remark
that most OF the laws, not only in
Kansas but everywhere, are formed
more for the protection Of the law
breaker and the dishonest, than for
those who abide by them and contrib
ute their money to support them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

NEwsPAPERIAL.-The Madisonville
Times is fourteen, and about as good
as "Old Rye of that age. We are
glad 70 know that il is prospecting, for
no man more deserves the smiles Of a
Kind Providence than the jolly round
b-abdomened zeno YouDg.."..Ihe
Epening Post. Louisville, will here
after issue Sunday morning edition,
the initial step. no doubt, towards
becoming a regular Morning Daily.
The Post is an enterprising, live
paper, and We like it, even it il does
once in a great while, say every
twenty-four hours. get after our friend,
Henry Watterson.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

A FEW more such iuries as the
present term of the Circuit Court has
produced, and Lincoln will return
again to her former lawless condition.
Five persons charged with murder
have been tried. and not single one
has been convicted. Whenever there
was the slightest opportunity for an
acquittal the jury agreed promptly,
but if there was any chance for max
ing a man pay the penalty Of his
deeds, they shirked the responsibility
and hung. Nobody but negroes can
be convicted nowadays. A white
man, unless he be an outcast, can
murder and slay at will, without fear
and without punishment.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-15

/ Correspondence M, lsuoH iIalimeHif
-BRoDnEAD. - Intelligence reached
here Monday Of the death Of John Butch
er formerly Of this county, but for several
years past a resident Of Kansas. ..... Mr.
james Mccall, who moved from this place
10 Kansas year ago, is very low with
Consumption ..... Mr. John lIamm, Of Pu-
laski Station, was here yesterday ON bust
ness. Mr.. purman, Of IT, Wayne, In
diana, Is here for few days prospecting
for hickory spokes. Ed. Stephen Collier
is absent this week looking after some land
in Laurel county, but will return ia time
10 oiiiciaie al the marriage Of Mr. james
Moore to Mis- Lucy Crawford, announced
10 take place on the evening Of the 18Th.
The groom + a Madison county man and
the bride Il one Of kockcaslle's faircst
daughter. Smith Adams, ST., says that
he saw a june bug two weeks ago in a
snO n storm. Smith is mistaken or the bug
was misin formed ~ 10 the Time Of year,
-GuM SULPHUR Sallie Rowland
has gone 10 parksylle 10 attend school.
y yeTybodY knows when Miss Judith
Crawford, OF nrodhoad, l. here by the
smiles Of our postmaster, 80 Uncle John.
x. NJ. Bradley was here on business this
week ! neglected in my haste 10 mention
the names Of the scholars that received
priEes for last quarter la The sunday
School for regular attendance There
we're ~ out Of l3 enrolled pupils who re
ceiyed price, and their names are as fol-
lowe. Misses Maggie Rowland, Matte
Mi Her, Lizzie Brown, Leila Francisco, Liz
ale Young, aud Masters Willie Miller, Ed
die Miller Jack knhefis Willie Francis
co, George Brown, Ernest Brown and Toll
lie Robeils..,..N We need new bell for our
Church. ID IL Union Church, used by
all denomination. Won't everyday give
us a nickle 10 help buy bell Mr. H. A..
Firth will receive and eporl al conirihu-
iions leil with him.
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wv. M. WEBER,
Drugs and Medicines,
Mt. Vernon, KY.

This business was established in
1858, and is the first Drug Store ever
opened in Rockcastle County.
A full line Of Drugs, Medicines,
Fancy & Toilet Articles. Oils, Paints,
&c. Go 20 the Original Drug Store 10
have your prescriptions carefully
compounded. Agent for D. NJ. Ferry
h Co. fresh andreliable Field. Flow
er and Garden Seeds. ids-Gm
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Practices iu iho Courts of Rotcasiis and niloinins
countg. aud iu ~ Court Of Arpeals. uhcr in
tourt.ilouse yard iGl-iy
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-02
FITS EPILEPSY !!

--FiLL/VG SICKNESS
Permanently Cured "a kx.s5xr-ky or. a.ovfh..
.sayr ~ DR. (s.1CL.3RLr.S [Tl.4yo!ef xst,Ij;sL.
Z" !'o:ph<yx. To convince suit .rcvs thu, III. -.
Powders viii d" ali we claim tor III IN We vii, snI
them ny mail, fast PAIL a Jr>< Trial ko.. Ks Dr..
.as!nra Is sne only physician tht has ever made
thousands have t~cn f",maa.ukir crrr. Nv tn. use
o, lhess f':'sff's, 'r~ ',M sn"r"rt.~ Es,,w,yrYf
cure ~ every :'se. ar r;and W" .Nwaycy ~y6rx.k,i
Al sufferers sh"uin give these tov,:.rs al early
trial. an! hc''''vinccd Ni their curative powers,
rric'. f'r itrgc h'x, 300. nv !mNrs tor Soon.
s.ht Wy NAL to any pIr. ri the Unrcd States or
. aGtca I'm receipt Ut price, nr Nv express, con
Address ASH 1 ROBBINS.
go FULTON ST., BRtM,t.yVN q. "
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GILMORE & CO.,
Law & COLLECTION HOUSE,
629 F Street, Washington, D. O.

Make Collections, n.gn:iatr Lo:ns and attend to
all business confidcd to them. LAND SCRiP Soldiers
Additional Homestead Rights, and LAND WAX.
RANTS tonXht and sold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-19

REokIPT BooKe FoR SALE
AZ kERAL1 0EgtoE q
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Gable Clicks.

ST Petersburg. 1.-THE Gar has de-
cided that the administration o: the
army shall be divided between the min
lister Of war snd the chief general The
staff and various army corps will be
localized. 1t is expected this imitation
of the German system will result in
great economies.
Rome, 17.-There was an illumination
this evening in honor of the King and
Queen.
The Hague, 17.-At the second Cham
Der. to-day, the minister of colonies de-
clsred that Holland has no sovereign
rights in North Borneo
Vienna, 18.-There is some excitement
in Dalmatis, where the people ara re-
sisting recruitments from the Land
ewehr The inhabitants at Krivorcsu
have driven the gen d'arms from Fort
Dragoli. and the local bishop who urged
the population to perform their military
obligations has been i'll treated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-19
Strong Observation-Disclosures.

Chicsgo, 1S.-From dispatches re-
ceived yesterday it is learned that in all
probability there will be 8 consolidation
of railroad interests which will result in
the strongest railroad combination that
has ever existed in the country. It is
said there will be direct transcontinen-
tai line from New York to Portland,
Oregon, and will comprise the folio wing
lines: New York, West Shore and Buff
fslo, Buffalo and Chicago, Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul, the Northern
Pacific and the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Companies roads. 1t is
claimed that the entire line will be 10
running order in two years. The dis
lance by the road BOW being constructed
between this city and New York is forty
miles shorter than any other route, and
the line for its whole length runs through
q very productive country. The hand of
Henry Willard, of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Compsny's road, is said
TO be discovered in this arrangement.
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Chill end Peru.

New York, 18.-The Tribune: There
is good reason for saying that General
Hurlbut's instructions contemplated no
assumption Of dictatorisl acts towards
Chilli, or special partisanship in behalf OF
Peru.
The Times thinks we cannot afford to
have one policy for Peru and another
for Chilli. II Hurlbut cannot show that
his instructions justify the cause he has
pursued he is unfit for the place he holds,
or for any other under government, but
it asks what is the policy of Blaine to-
wards these republics.
The World: It certainly concerns the
state department to lose no time in letting
the country know what authentic in
formation it really has as to the state of
things in Peru and Chill, and what its
own appreciation is of the course of
agents accredited by it to the beligerent
republics on the Pacific.
Buenos Ayres, 1S.-There was rejoicing
in Chilli on account Of the ratification of
the boundary treaty between Chill and
the Argentine Republic. The CHILEAN
Chambers passed the treaty BY vote Of
A to II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-19
Au4I.ChineSe.

Piitsburg, 1s.-In the labor congress,
this morning, Mr. Burgman, of Cali
fornis, presented the following:
Whereas, The experience Of the last
thirty years in Californis, and on the
Pacific Coast, having proved conclus-
lively that the presence of Chinese and
their competition with free white labor
is one of the greatest evils with which
any country can be afflicted; therefore
Be it resolved, That we use our best
efforts to get rid of this monstrous evil
which threatens, unless checked, to in
jure other parts Of the Union by the dis
semination of information respecting its
true nature and character, and by urging
upon our representatives in the United
States Congress the absolute necessity of
passing laws entirely prohibiting the i'm
migration of Chinese into the United
States. This resolution occasioned q
heated debate. Mr.. Cummings, Of Mass
achusetts, opposing it strongly. Upon a
vote being taken, however, it was adj
opted as read.
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Imp Ortant to GrOcers, Packers, Hucks ..
81 the General Public. al
The. KING FORTUNE MAKER
|hHANTAP new Process s. for Preserving ali
Vegetable from Fermentafouo
and Putrefacton Retaining tI bSS
Odor and Flavor "7E
Q OF Oxygen.''-Rebatsr
Odor and Flavor.

"OZONE-Parifed AIR, active oxygen ''-Webvs
exploded
QUITS
vegetable ~Aa1d
There nothing the of the SPOIL ~
the perfectly fresh %
GtGble condition N"u Pal
Ma AZ g, beef mutton poultry NJ
to this perfect preservation -11e
ECos betted OfIess kent
dron,
choice The advantage in readily there 1sW5
hundred to three hundred with
serve 5000 dozen day. 1Pe
any az w %y permitted n in their native climate and can be 'Poa
Of
i EyEcEi Indefinite condition
mea are n
HUTTs being treated by will not become
OF Ozon %
different
time additional trouble
70 OF ;pODt
-"ItTIle
nota a nanc
in
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Criminalities.

Newark, n. j., 1S.-Depositors in the
Mechsnies' Bank are understood to have
determined to prosecute the directors and
employ Benjamin F. Butler and Roger
A. Pryor as counsel.
Grsyling, Mich. Is. - An express
package containing $4,000 was stolen
here from an express messenger on the
Michigan Central, who carelessly left it
on the platform.
London, IT, The registered packages
taken from the postofice, contsined dia.
monds valued at $500, 600. The insurance
companies offer reward of $1,000 for
their recovery.
Canneltown, w. Va, 17.-There is
likely to be trouble here as $50 striking
miners refused to let others work. Mil
tia are on the ground and more are
coming.
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New York, 17.-Thermemeter, high
est 6l0, lowest 40.
Captain VIM. Henderson, . celebrated
and wealthy river man, is dead.
More than lis, 050 buildings in this
city have been declared unsafe by the
inspectors Of buildings since the Grand
street disaster.
Yesterday afternoon, at the Trinity
Church, in this city, Chief Justice l..
Bradford Prince, of New Mexico, was
married to Miss Mary @. Besrdsley.
Right Rev. Bishop Littlejohn performed
the marriage ceremony in the presence
Of only Lear relatives of the parties, the
marriage being private one.
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Makes OoUecti3ssS, TenssttsH0 ProoeedsI
PT0Rsptly.
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TELEGRAPHIC
British Bits

London, Is.-John Dunn has notified
the British authorities that he is 8 can
didste for the throne Of Zululsnd.
London, 17.-At meeting Of the
common council, to-day, 8 letter wsi
received from the secretary of the Amer
lean legation, thanking government fol
sslutiug the United States flag on the
occasion Of the lord mayors procession
The letter was ordered printed in the
minutes Of the council. M
Lawson, proprietor Of the Daily TeLe-
graph, has bought of the Duke of Wet.
minister the estate of Clevsden, fol
100000. g
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TnRTTfNE Awaits Any Man Wh0 Secures Control OZONE
% GN NNG in any Township or County

tes:plcser,
lis frs
November 2for first
hiuba
selling Ozone. for frs
Charlotte month
q tespa ckageT
B.
for s. acka wa
TheGn b.ndp
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others Hiteto
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Buys end 'sllS RxcosaEs IN New York. 81
Francisco, Ch.Ssgo, St. Louis. 0naSs
London and Dgi1eipsi Continental Cities
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WALKER BROS
BAN KH RS
Established 1869.
D1ALHas n
EXCHANGE, COIN AND BULLION
We draw Exchange on The following
Leading Cities Of Europe: aFt7
GREAT Britain AND iRElAnp
Lendon. Belfast, Duhiin, Edinhurg aHa
0WITZERLAND.
BSsle. BeE1s Geneva, Lucreus, LassannA
Zurich and Vevsy.
.FRANoR.
Bcrdsazxa BiaRita. Bsyoans, .BouloEnA
HaVTes Lyons and Paris.
sRLcIuM,
AHtwsrpI Brussels, Luxsnburs.
a HoLLAMD.
AmstsFdam and Rotterdam.
NORWAY.
CAristiazia, Berger, Thorndism and
Sweden.
9othsahurs, Stockholm and Malmo
DENMARK.
cepsnh&Esns
ITALY,
yIeeeAee, Genoa. Leghorn, Milan. Eenias.
FS9no, Rome. Turin, Vsnisa.
RUSSIA.
St. Petersburg.
SPAIN. <
esdiA Madrid, and SsvirIeI
PORTUGAL.
Eisbsn and 0posto.
AUSTRIA.
Ca4ishad Prague, Pesth, Trieste, Visnns
(Wien) and
ALL the GERMAN STATES.
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE.
importers and Trader
New York National Bank.
Union Tsust Co.
ST Louis, State Savings Associstio1
Omaha; 81. Omaha National Bank
San Fran. First National Gold BAnh
San Fran. Blk British North Amsriss
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-06-17
Dcafened by Cigarettes.

Fred SwartZ, a law student Of Gin
cinmaii, became afflicted with deafness
a few days ago. lie placed himself in
care of a celebrated a%urist, who upon
examination, discovered that the young
mans deafness was directly attrIbuta-
bic to the Use of cigarettes. Swartz
smoked Il great many cigarettes, and
was accustomed to blow the smoke ont
through his nose. The examination
disclosed the fact that several of the
ducts leading from the nasal cavity to
the seat Of hearing were filled with ME
otinc. An operation will be performed
in u few days in the hope that hearing
may be restored.