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Wy % D. K, Tonlpsbns TarFu,A con.
sideftd the best known remedy for liver and
kidney disease2 Because he has thousands Of
testimonials from those who have been cured
BY taking H.
Prepared at TitusYIllel 70, Nx
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To do good work the mechanic must have
good health. II long hours Of confinement
III close rooms have eniePbled his hands or
dimmed his sight, let him At once and before
Hon IittCrs HissyStcmi will be rejnvenated
his nerves strengthened, his sight become
clear, and his whole constitution he huiIt mn
10 abettef working condition. MWTSW,
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q sihvER CAEsE, n. Y. February 0, 1880
GESr4af have been very low, and have
trleq everything, to no advantage. heard
your Hop DlttGfs recommended by 40 many,
lconclnded TO give them trial did, and
now AM around, AMI constantly improving,
and am nearly as strhg ne eyer: is
awf6w. W. H. WEtIKR.
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CAUTIOUS BoYXroN.

DR.. Boynton says the President is doing
nicely but would not like to say he is con-
valescent. He is certainly much better
though than for some. A man In his condi.
tion cannot avoid havingupsand downs. We
hope and indications warrant our doing
no, that he will maintain the ground
he has gained. The President Is unusually
well today, and We hope he will remain
30, but II Is not absolutely certain he will
by any means. He may relish his food
perhaps more than lie has been for some
time past, but he has not what might pro-
perly be called an appetite yet.
How does Mrs. Garfield feel ab out the
President tO.night2' ~
"She is very anxious, Of course. She Ii
pleased to know that lie has Ind such a
good day, and hopes sincerely that Il may
continue" F''i
"How about the storyt that the lungs arc
affected, Doct0r7"
Y would rather not discuss that subject" +"
The members Of the cabinet continue to
view the change to-day as an indication Of
good results, and The evening bulletin is
generally accepted as being favorable.
A storm is expected at Long Branch by
noon tomorrow,
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RBylEw OF r1iB DAY

1oSe BRASCh, September s.--The day
opened sultfy, and altl,upglla triae cooler
than YESTERDAY, tho heat was very obprtJ-
sive' and the atmosphere smoky and un.
pleasant, and much anxiety was felt with
regard to the effect the continued heat
would have on the President, Some time
before the hour for making the morn.
Ing examination, Dr., Reybufn said to
d reporter that be had been oyerita The
Ptesidetts cottage, and understood from
tie surgeons his pulse was above 100 He
did not know The temperature and reapita.
ton, He PepOttod the President to have
been somewhat restless during the early
pdrt OF the night, and near midnight grow.
Inc weary, fell asleep, after which hour fiis
fpst was good, and Dr. Bliss thought very
Df. Hamilton Came over TO the hotel, Ms
uuiSl manner and assuring words causi1g 0
very hopeful feeling DY. Bliss said The
liesldeat Ras doing 8rst rate this tlot1lnh
he had been Ii ipf d week 6f Zen 'dsye,
Private Secretary Brown, In Response 10 the
| ldueetion whether OF not Il waS TUE thdl
Mn, Dr, Edison was going to return 10
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BURNErrs CoCoANE. n
FOR Premature Loss IL the ttAir-A Phi.
n adaInhinh'a Ot,ik,iut,

One ycuf ago my hatf commenced falling
out until was aliiest bald After using CO
coaine few months, 1 have nov thick
growth Of ne1p hait. d u
n ... ALhSAsbEn 1iRNRY,
No, ~ East tiirafd Ave.
BtEStrr's FLAyoktsd ExrAt1S, always
standard.
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Washington, said II wasa flct, The Secre.
tary would not say any more on the sub.
iect, Il can be stated on the best authority
that Mrs Edson's withdrawal from the
case was not on account Of any misundeF,
standing whatever, and it was merely
70 please the President in his request
that the number Of attendants be decreased.
The only reason herservices were dispensed
with in preference to some one else Is said
by those acquainted with the details OF the
case to be in compliance with the Presi-
dents desire, he preiering the attendants
henceforth should be males, Mrs. Edison
left for Washington this morning. Drs.
Barnes and Woodward also left for Wash.
ing this morning on the morning train on
business demanding immediate attention.
The morning bulletin was considered to be
lair, but there was q noticeable feeling Of
anxiety for later reports, This continued
I'LL noon, when DR.. Bliss announced that
he would soon be able to give the exact
condition OF the President as he was about
10 make an examination.
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lelt loE " hhuluBuOu tulh morning, DfS
Barnes and Woodward also left for Wash
ing this morning on the morning train OF
business demanding immediate attention
The morning bulletin was considered to be
fair, but there was U noticeable feeling Of
anxiety for later reports, This continued
till noon, when DIR. Bliss announced that
he would soon be able to give the exact
condition OF the President, MS he was about
% make an examination.
| INTERVIEW WITH DR., BLISS,
The doctor later stated in answer to in.
quiries that the President was getting
along splendidly, He is better at present
than for many days.
"How do you account for this remark.
ably rapid change for the better ?"
t"Well, the wind, you see, has shifted to
the north. Itissomewhat cooler and much
less oppressive, Pure atmosphere is com.
mencing to have its effects" rF
'"lRhat does this extraordinary change
indicate, doctor"
"ltinliCates convalescence."
DO you really think the patient Is con-
yalesCentP" IN.
II do surely, and the symptoms bear me
o"T w. ~ vo', u"' .bieI tIeI H. oL,.,. ,.,r :.
manentS" 'N D'' ''e ''"'S' VIII W peF'
"There is every indication that II will.
The gland and wound are doing well. The
former suppurates quite sufficiently, and
from the wound the discharge is more free
and OF q better character, The wound
looks brighter and the color IL better in
ever, respect"
"Well, Doctor, you are surely gratified
With TINS changer
Indeed nm. We will be able to get
the President In 9 condition to make q
communication to Congress yet II this con-
tinues r. VI u il.
"llow.does Mrs. Garfield take ~"
"The good lady Is very happy this morn
ing and teela very much encouraged with
the outlook" 49,, -ELa. I'D, N
& OswoaE OFF" N-f
~, os,,
mas inc patent mai any whisky to-
dayT -.
"No, not since last night at 12."
,vrhan ,o,, ,a,rot n.t.,h,,. s.l,i, ,a, j.,
whist,1S,,' 'Ou N''i'iiVs "t'''U''e t''lS gun 10
i;The mr. ;oc,-o,l,,y nnh Io,roo /, ,r0s
tbst ISst doss tba, XIX n. .Sn' us'ee +" ""S
W Ensmotn @ S's az ,o NOW u s.cnnoj ~ rho D.,
,...,-a% 1" " @s 'som S'oppeu' ine Fi'"l-
dent nad to-day some woodcock, beef ex-
tract, milk porridge and some toast. lie
takes these with great relish. He could eat
more than would be- GOOD ior him SSid tLc ,
Doctor, this Is the frst time be has % really liz
relished his food for some time.
"Has the President said ANYTHING TINT
would indicate how his spirits are ~
W0h. 'ves: he savs amI,s;no thinso co,.
tinualIT For instance awhile aSo ha sS;d
to Gen, Swain, Can't yoti get lp Some con.
trivance hywhicll To tass slwav the ti,neY
4Hs leslueht ENJOYS the ocean very inIich'"
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The following Npnealhasbe issued by
a committee Of the citizens at Port Huron
headed hy Senator COnger, Mayor Il. G..
Carlton and Others; alt
70 hc reopt Of he United States:
The most appalling disstet hps fallen
upon 7ailatge portion 6flthe counties Of
Huron and Sahillac, with some adjoining
territory, rs that part Of the country was
recently covered with forests, and Is now
occupied by $1,000 people, largely recent
settlers, and either poor OF in very moder,
ate circumstances, In The whole nj this
section there has been butliHla nin during
The past two months, Everything was
barrhed and dry when, on Monday, seps
tember btt, a hurricane swept oyer II, car:
fyIht With IL q RlIept Di Aat6t that hdfdly
ANYTHING could Withstand. we liaye al,
ready REPORTS Of over two hundred persons
."hn were burned to death many 81 them
iy ibo rna,;,. sids orin the fields while seek.
i6u piaces OF safety, and IiS prYbable that
twice that many have pefished. We also
have feports from two hundred OF more
townships In which scarcely a house, barn
MppiIes OF any kind are lelt, and tltortsand.
Of people nre destitute.and helplewg All Of
these people require ipwedate a.s's!!.llsel lI,,
and most of them must depend on ch9ti!ty
Ior months TO come. We are doing all in
our power to succur them, but the iiece;ssi'
iies Of the case are 20 great that eontri4ap.
lions Of the charitable Throughout 'ths
country Will be required to keep them
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hNulNhGN hpVIF injury.
A POSl-Dipdtch Kansas special gives a
description Of the robbery, which differs
from those already sent II tisby l., Tooe,
the engiheet, as foll5ws: .film1 y,
"Betweeh three and four miles east Of
Independence there isa deep cut, wherethe
Missouri Pacific track crosses the. Chicago
4 Alton, and It was Just before entering
the deepest part Of this cut that / aw a tale
ofstOhes, probably five feet hisl, on TOP oi
which was a stick, to which was attached
red ng, and behind the whole stood
the leader Of the fbbbefs, OF course |
stopped. ! w9s then Approached by ioufoi
tle;ehhgi besides the iBadet,Who said "step
down oil that engine aud do az ian yO,i,
or | will kill you. y He then told Inc Ia vei
the coal pick,whic1 | did after snme paFley.
ing, but as q revolver was pointed al nv
lhead ! could not refuse 10 obey, They
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-17

Having Just returned from San Francis
~ with large and well. selected stock of
merchandise OF all descriptions, selected
with great care from the latest inporta-
ions, am prepared to offer novelties in
Dress and Dry Goods of all descriptions
also Ladies' Hosiery and Under-garments,
with full and complete line of Ladies',
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes /;
Sole Agency of the celebrated Ironclad
Boots for Farmers, LOggers and Fisher.
men, of superior workmanship and dura-
bility well selected assortment of Crock
cry, Glassware and lated ware /; hand
some Carpets, three ply, Higgins celebrat-
ed Tapestry Brussels, and Oil Cloths of
the latest patterns all the newest and
latest styles Gentlemen's Garments, to
suit the most fastidiOus also full and
complete stock of Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods, latest designs, with full stock
of hats, soft and stiff, Straws in endless
variety for men and boys Ladies' and
Misses Trimmed Hats. NV full and
complete stock of Dry Groceries and Liq-
uors never before equaled in all its
branches, ard for prices defy competition
Returning my sincere thanks for past
favors, hope by giving me a call before
purchasing elsewhere to prove my devo-
ton to my patrons best interests.
Respectfully,
G. ROSENTHAL.
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"Ay. am u>cd To- asking strange
que, tCn>, and the >tra!gestoue have
ever uttered viii utter tonight d,
If -
He stepped abruptly.
elf WHAT"
"lf you do not at once construe the
meaning Of my VISIT"
Nellie began tc think the IRAN mad.
-" ny You ha &c already tvl,! me w h.
you came here
Il have not yet told You the true
pHrport."
You have then spoken falsely?'
NO l have merely kept back part
OF the TRUTH
lie was growing more and more earn
est. and his eyes flashed with feverish
brightness.
Say that | am fool, if you will -
he continued. II am willing thai YOU
should. If you only. answer my l.ext
question as DESIRE
Speak it then at once,' said Nellie.
going towards the door.
Mr.. Mason sprang forward. and, be-
fore she could guess his intention
seized her by the waist, and, drawing
her to HIM, kissed her, twice, thrice
upon the lips.
'Will you be my wife?" he cried.
With powerful effort, the now ter
rified girl dreH away, and lifting her
beautiful iiltc hand, struck the man
singing blow on the cheek.
Dare you insult me?" she cried.
In an instant she was released Not
stopping to even so much as lou> at her
assallant, she fled from the room up
stairs to her apartment, and Aung her
self weeping, face downward, on her
little couch.
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A Daughters History,
BARRETT SYLVESTER,

a, FAT.L NI=TASE." "FFTrER"". YET FREE" 'iEs
TSILE$ ERROR. ''sTRICE:,~ III NE" ''TIOCD5
AND SUNSHINE. "fAi>i. PRlDE, i.IC.
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and travelled rapidly in a northeast
erly direction, strikinc II a cornfield
near Mulvane. 1t pa ed to the
north CT Mulvane, and picking up a
two-story frame house, turned it over
twice and smashed it all to smith
Greens. This was done by one
Eranch of the cyclone. Another did
much damage at Bell Pl1in. Tie
two united near Mulvane, and it was
the two combined that did the work.
During the storm large hail stones
fell i'll immense quantities, and hot
wind prevailed, making it difficult 10
breathe, and turning the leaves of
corn rs black as dirt. After leaving
Mulvane the cyclone wheeled off in
southerly direction and struck
Floral, small town about four miles
from Seeley. One person was killed
there and two more or less danger
ously wounded. Crops are much
INJURED.
Judge Lynch.
LITTLE ROCK, June 10.-The par
ticulars of horrible tragedy in
Lockburg county are received. r.
+. Hall, wealthy farmer, started
to visit friends in an adjoining city.
He was an eccentric and it was gener-
ally reported that he carried large
sums of money. Reaching Rolling
Fork creek he found it swollen to a
river on account of the recent rains,
and accordingly hired three negroes
! to assist him to cross. When appar-
emily making arrangements they sud-
denly sprang on the unfortunate
man and felled him to the earth,
ritiing the victims pockets. The as
sassins found but30 cents. Inceased
it is supposed at not finding more,
they seized him by the throat and
choaked him till life was extinct
They then tied stones to the corpse,
weighing him down as they supposed
sufficiently to carry it to the bottom
of the stream. But it lodged in a
drift below the scene and was recog-
nized by a colored man. A large body
of white men soon gathered where a
trace of the murderers was struck.
After few hours pursuit one of
the gang was caught and brought
back to the ford, where he was
strung up to a tree. The search
was then resumed and before dark
his companions were found secreted
in the woods. They confessed all
and were taken back to the ford aid
hung beside his companion.
Cyclone in Texas.
MONTAGUE, June IA cyclone
passed over the neighborhood of
Queens Peak, in the western pant o.
the county, carry away houses,
fences, etc.
Hurricane In Minnesota.
WELLS, June ID A hurricane
struck in this section yesterday. An
old couple named Chaffee, were
killed, several housed wrecked and
several persons severely hurt.
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No. 1851.

No. 1881.
TN the District Court of the Second Judi
l. cial District of the Territory of WASH
lngton, holding terms at Olympia, for the
counties of Thurston, Mason and Cheha-
lis,
w. Mossman, Plaintiff
VS..
Martha N. Mossman, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of
The Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington, holding terms at
Olympia for the counties Of Thurston.
| in the county OF Thurston, in the Office of
the clerk of the said District Court.
To Martha N. Mossman, Oert,
In the name of the United States Of
| America, you are hereby required to APP
pear in an action brought against you by
| the above named Plaintiff in the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of
| the Territory of Washington, holding
| terms at Olympia, in Thurston county,
for the counties Of Mason, Chehalis and
Ihurston, and to answer the complaint
hled therein Ia copy of which accompanies
this summons) within twenty days lex
elusive of the day CT service,) after the
service on you of this summons-if served
within this county; or, il served out Of
this county, but within the Second Judi
cial District, within thirty days; or il
served out of said District, then within
forty days; or ii served by publication,
| then within sixty days from date hereof,
or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The SAID action is brought to obtain LIST,
A dissolution of the bonds of mstrimony
now existing between Plaintiff and De-
PENDANT; "a, For the custody Of the children
the issue of said marriage; Sd, For Just
division of property. The grounds. or
cause OF said action, are LIST, Abandonment
OF Plaintiff by Defendant on May 18th,
1880; and I'd, Cruel treatment of Piai ntiff
10y Defendant; and you are hereby uoti-
ned, that II you fail to appear and answer
said complaint as above required, the
Plaintiff will apply 70 the Court for the
relief therein dema nded.
n ~ Witness John p. Hoyt, Esquire,
LIS. Judge of the said District Court,
SIS and the seal of said Court, this
18th day of May, A. ID. 1881
r. G. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
j. s. Allen, Attorney tor Plaintiff.
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Hurricane In Mimi sota,

WELLS, June Ii A hurricane
struck in this section yesterday. An
old couple named Chaffee, were
killed, several housed wrecked and
several persons severely hurt.
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BOOKS.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

l have Circulating Library. to which I /
shall make additions as opportunity oilers,
where you can, by depositing the value
of the book, take it home and read it, and
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MONTAGUE, June IA cyclone
passed over the neighborhood of
Queens Peak, in the western pant O.
the county, carry away houses,
fences, etc.
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PAPER of all kinds, are always to be found
in my store. / make specially of the
Chelmsford Paper. for which 1 am sole
Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-24

Mr.. Caplinger, OF 81. Louis, who has the
contract for building the new opera house,
is in the city since Monday, and is prepared
to begin work.
Mr.. and Mrs, A, Black left for the East,
on Monday afternoon, to be gone several
weeks. Mr.. Black will purchase his fall
stock Of shoes while away.
Mr.. Joseph Burke, formerly Of this office,
but now manager Of the bindery depart
ment OF the Bloomington Bulletin Office, is
In the city since yesterday morning.
A letter received few days ago by Mr..
B. r. Blake from Mr.. F. Korsmeyer states
that the writer has had very disagreeable
trip over the sea, but landed on the other
side IN good spirits. He is daily going
through series of baths, which test his
nerves severely, but which, he says are i'm
proving his condition perceptibly. The
letter is dated Herrenalb, Wurtemburg,
Prussia, August 3D.. Letters to him should
be addressed in care of A. Weber, Lugde,
Prussia, from whence his mail is being sent
after him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-24
PERSONALS.

Mr. Green r. Garner is IN the city and
will remain several days,
Mrs. II. Leighton and children are in
Vile Ridge.
Miss Bette Korsmeyer Is in Carmi on a
visit to friends.
Hon. Hartman Black has gone to Denver,
Col. He will remain several weeks.
Miss Lydia Pitcher goes north to-day on
vacation of two weeks, as long as she
could be spared.
Mr.. John Lehrer, of this city and Miss
Christina Catteriohn, of Paducah, were
married in the latter city yesterday morn
ing.
Mr., Pine, Of the Singer Sewing Machine
company is in the city experimenting the
work on the oompany's buildings
Mr. j. Morelock, formerly associated with
MIR, G. Schultz in the distillery In this CITY.
but for some years citizen Of Ohio, is in
the city on short visit.