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DETECTIVES AND JACKALs,
what the New York "HernId" Has 10
Say About NncveaEh, Gibson, s1e.

Say About MhcvenEh, Gibson, &e.
In the Stalwart wing of The Republi-
pan party here tho belief is universal that the
President will be able to resume his Official duties
In loss than sixty days but this of course depends
upon circumstances over which neither Stalwarts
nor anu-Stalwarts have any control The efforts
of one Of the Departments OF the Government to
convey the impression that Guitcau was the agent
of band of conspiratou are still continued with
persstency that surprises every one. Mr.. Mac.
Veagh, the chief Of the Department referred TO.
is surrounded at the present time by men Of
doubtful reputation, who have succeeded in per-
suadng him that conspiracy certainly exists, and
he has been induced 10 place all the the detective
machinery ofthe Government at their disposal In
order to ferret 1t out The thing is laughed at as
farclcal; hut nevertheless, the mere fact that
countenance Is given to such theory by mem.
Der oftho Cabinet IS, II is universally considered
calculated to have anything but wholesome in.
huence upon the public mind have yet 10 meet
single man of character and prominence who
approves this strange policy on tho part Of the
Attorney General. Mr.. Blaiue ridlcues the idea
and every other member of the administration
pooh .poohs 1t. What Mr.. Macvcagh's motives can
be II is difficult to Imagine. If there is reasonable
ground for suspicion 1t is, Of course proper to
follow every clew.
vAISGLoRIoUs DETECTIVES.
The detectives who are at work in the matter an.
pear, however TO be more anxious to get their
names In the papers than to get at the details
OF the crime They will tell all they are
doing or thinking Of doing to every news
paper reporter who asks them. They conceal
nothing. The arrival or departure of these wor.
thies at the Capital is sounded as If thcywere men,
bers of the Cabinet This is, to say the least, a
curious way to go TO work TO unearth conspiracy.
They advertise their intentions far more publicly
than Gulteau, and he announced his dctemina.
tion 10 commit this horrible crime moro than a
week before he perpetrated II. A Republican poll
tcidn said to-day that In his opinion the Attorney
General has only one object In lew, and that Is
to endeayor to fasten some of the odium that at
taches to the act OF the ASSASSIN upon gentlemen
who differ from him politically, and that is
the only reasonable construction that could be
placed upon his actions
JoURSALIsTIc JAcKAIs.
The supplemental support given to Mr. Mac
Veagh In this work Of slander, defamation, and
assassination by innuendo by certain journals is
Teveicly commented on. tits Considered strange
that journals which claim to be reputable and
represent the Republican party should lend them.
selves 70 the base purposes Of spies and infomers
whom they know IN be unworthy Of credit The
tone OF the press here is In strikng contrast with
the malicious and cowardlS utterances in the
ho'callcd organs OF the Half Breed politicians
ft1o York He,dtd o. yeSterddy
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where Tennc..co would ne CIn..ea.

In its new classification of the States
the New York Times places Tennessee and Ken.
tucky In The Southern group. and Virginia along
with Maryland and Pennsylvania. Delaware and
Now York. Amer closer study the Times might
be induced TO revise its classification. But a small
portion OF Virginia links II with Maryland. while
Tennessee by no means belongs TO any group
which includes Mississippi, LOUISIANA, aud Ala.
bama. Amy classification which prctends TO NC.
Curacy must bU based upou leading characteristics
OF soil, climate, productions occupations OF The
people OF upon social pccullGrle,. or upon both
IL w take sinilar.tics hnd differences among the
people OF the various States we shall hnd that
Virginia. North Carolina. Teuuessee, aud Ken.
tuCky should DO clnssed together While each
OF these WIFI bc i0und 70 possess some element
which Is not cOmmOn 10 all, Ia general the people
OF these States nIe Us Eimiat the people OF the
New England States. while they difUt la as marked
manner from the people OF the South as they do
from the people or New England IN many partiuu.
las II the ClaaSincaton be made upon similarl.
ticA Of soil, climate, productions. and general
features OF the country, WU md again that these
States belong together, II Is true that the tide.
wHteI portions oi Virginia ana North Carolina re.
semble those OF Maryland and PENN yyanih more
than any feature Of Tennessee, aud Kentucky. SO
IL would be found that portions OF North Alabama,
North Georgia. aud perhaps Of Moth Mississippi,
and Northern South CarollnareScinble the charac.
ieristlcs VI Tcnnussee. Kentucky and tho larger
part Of Virginia and North Carolina, IN The same
war portion OF West Tennessee would appear 10
belong rather TO the Southern group. Taking the
leadug characteristics Nc mud Tennessee, the Vir-
ginias, Kentucky, and North Carolina resemble
each othoi more thnu eithOr resembles any other
BtAlU.-.h .hdshplle Terul American, Jttiuz
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I oO1 THE GREAT 1907

1901 THE GREAT 1907
- ,r,,, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE -.
spLENbTB 'ahH bSh hiF EQUIP
TRAINS x yEEEH NaE Il i sSn Depot cor
For pss and ss Ws. 100 as s % DAILY with
Sleeping Cars to PIiisburg and chcagoi 1910 a, N.
einaa 81 Louis, ind Chicago S'Ips SSo p ~ d daily H
BAITiNSeE i1 rsisSe EaF h e PiP.sSTp5S RARoAp
For Canandalgua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with Paror Car to Watkins and the North, at 500
Ger, Saturday, With Palace Cars to cSnandaGua
For Wamspor,, Lock Haven and EImira, at 1880
a. m. daily; except Sunday; "A 49,.
For ana MeT 5 x9rG s9a ss S So oo 5 @ Zoo 9
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a, M
For BT6oLly9s New York ali through trains conneC.
double IeTriago across New York City 'oo,'
iGl5 p. m. on Sunday. 200 p. m. $40. lOoO and
Limited express, $3.50 q. m. daily. except sunday,
For hsl!imo5e I'm @ Sdo 500 9i5U iosoa M aud 200 go
p S SI S S MOO % 6 seS 3 ' & II III o Sn and sdPnsny @ p So
For Pope,s Creek Line. $40 a. M and $40 p m. daily
For annapolis SiO A. m, and NiOp m. daily, except
ALEXSHbRIA AND FREpEBICKsBURd RAIL.
MAY,AEp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For Aiexandria' 100 T9O, go a. M, and Il,ao a. M.
sGSaaSs SH SSs E ~ 3 Ss SId m 5 $40 n and and 3 so m on
For Richmond and the south, 100 a M aud lilo a. m
~, daily and 6oS p m; daily EXCEPT sunday - ..o,
and 1000 =. M, i2;iO 800 500, 100 and glO p, m.
and l2QQ mldnlght SUNDAY, at S'OS and 1000 a. M.
Tickets and can be procured at the Office
northeast corner Of Thlreenth street aud pennsy
Len for the checking Of baggage to destination from
'o'e'' ""N j. r. WooD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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"Learnsd Man" and Josephus.

10 the EullOr OI Ihk NkPUnLlCANi
Learned Man." in Tuesdays REPUBLI-
CAN, claims that Josephus, in his Antiquities OF
the Jews" does not refer 10 such person as Jesus
Christ. Let him turn 10 page sGi aud he will ind
the following:
g. Now, there was about this time Jesus, wise man
IL be lawful 10 cali him man. for he doei OF
wonderful works. teacher OF such men receive
the truth with pleasure. lie drew over TO Him both
many OF the Jews and many OF tho Gentiles, lilo was
llhe) Christi aud when plate, ut the suggestion VI
g., tbs man a. d. SO. April ~, those thai loved Him
bsn ni,vs aSs III he ~ ina ,isv ~ p IN - , nivino
prophets had loretod these ana Ten thousand other
wonderful thugs concerning Him. and tlB tribe of
Chrlslians 30 named amer Him, are not extinct at
THIS day, NJ, II, GREENE,
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MINING STOCKS.
ENT BONDS.
nANKERs' ExoHANaF.


Three-day bills -.... iS6 Sxtyday bills ,..... dsI,S
Messrs II. ID. Cooke, Jr Co. received the following
kilograms;
NEW YORK, Juiy5, ten a. m,-The following are
current rumors OF the opening OF the market on Wall
While many Of Ihe large operators last night were
Presidents injuries, most Of Them thought far as
financial matters were concerned that the stock mar
russell sage said last evening at the Windsor that
while he thought II very unlikely that Garfield would
pull through, the worst had already happened in
stocks, and the market here had had It's shock. He
was with GOULD ut lrvlnglon M day yesterday, and
said uoulds ndViees were more encouraging than the
James seligman gave the President up Yesterday,
ana aenersl Grants adyices were Of an uniayorable
sioeRs largely on saturday ana to use his ianguase
added si,a PitGh IN and buy again tomorrow
woershonef took a more hopeful view, and tele-
gTaphed from lie West End last night 70 London,
Frankfort, Amsterdam, Paris and Vienna that there
Mere nyoraOle symplons' and II was thought the
President would recover: 4, ,,........,u, !.
executed this morning on orders which, were can
seed on Saturday swing to the reports Of faIal re-
Foreign bank ers Jay that the closing London quota
closing prices Of Saturday, and would have been
higher probably but for Minister Thorntons dispatch
uould's Intimate friends say he was very much
shaken and demoralzed on Saturday over the events
9f INC day aud their possible outcome. With, the
death ofDarteld, the appointment ofa new Cabinet
Tie Southwest would suner materially IL is said and
the Huntington party through Conkling would gain
great advantage In Important railroad Interests which
hre now pending,
The Union Pacific June earnings increased l9i60OO.
Sollsman says Europe holds over million shares Of
American railroad securities.
a Chicago dispatch sayB the Wabash Railroad Com
pany viii extend TO Des Mones, Iowa, by October
and the company las bought valuable depot privi-
leges In the heart Of the city,
Wabash common Is stronger In London to-day at
90 TO oOS and the preferred Is higher American
securities are generally better
2l5 y, m.-Ths Chicago and Northwest earnings In
creased the fourth week In June sS5ii3 increase for
MONTH tb65los Treasurer sykes says these were the
largest months earnings the history of tile COM
pAhy. exceeding by more than 100000 lhe heavy re-
oets OF last October, which were t2l05,OOO,
fBy Associated Press,l
NEW YORK, July o.-Money active at 3a6 per cent.
call, ana closed NJ per cent Exchange steady
ass long ana 4sd 20 is0 for short sight. Gov
ernments were weak aud h6ek per cent lower. State
bonds dui ana nominal. iialrOad bonds were fairly
active.
the stock market opened strong and 4 to per cent,
higher eAuepl for the elevated tAroad shares which
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THE GAINES FAMILY.
What a Southern Paper has 60 sAy OF tho
Chrlstlnas.YYhItneyT TrnKedy.

This is certainly a very sad tragedy
which is teiegraphed from Washington OF the kill.
ing OF Mr. Whituey son OF Mrs. Myra Clarke
GsiQes, 10y her sUn.in.law, MI. Christmas Truly
has tho path OF the aged mother Of these young
men been strewn with thorns, Tho calamity Of
her Abandonment during her whole girlhood by
her Natural mthef. the sudden discovery aftcr
marriage 10 Mr. Whitney OF what sho regarded
aud by the courts have been determined TO be
SUFFICIENT proof that lef father was that eminent
aad wealthy citizen, Daniel Clarke WHO ngufed
oonspicuously ia tho early history OF this State the
vigorous and aggressive efforts employed by her
self aud husband 10 establish her lights as tue law.
ful heir Of her rcw. discovered father, Involving
80 many perils 10 herself nnd husband, and lead.
ing 10 his Imprisonment ana death, her Sacrincs
OF the largo estate Of hor second husband, the
venerable and heroic General Edmund pendeton
Gaines III the prosecution Of her claims the prompt
capture and absorption Oi large sums recovered
by her In the progress Of her sult by her own law
yers--these, and Il hundred other incidents which
would have exhausted thu energies and fortitude
OF score OF men OF the strongest mental moral
and physical orgnnizations have thuir appropriate
CLIMAX in this horrible tragedy of the killing Of
her son by her s0l-in-law, evidently frUrr feel,
Ing OF jealousy aud cnyy, provoked by the dslri
button Of the hard earned results OF half cen
tury OF devotion and sscrihce by the mother.
Having reached her seventy .hflh year and
reaped but scant results from nor unparalleled
litigation, her heirs quarrel and fight uuto
death over tho expectation more than any reality
OF the enormous estate to which she sets UP clsns
With but little hope living to realize the terini
nation OF the litigation, which has already ex.
tended through half century, the unfortunate
lady Is suddenly confronted by the awful
calamity which must involve her few remaining
years In the deepest afiiiction and misery All her
golden visions and proud hopes Of vindicaung hor
lima
turned like the glittering apples gathered iIum tho
Dead Sea into ashes, and her exuitanl ana buoy.
nit spirits into gall and b,Icrness The most fer
tile romancer could not weave nom his imag
n more lalhctio and startling tragedy than the
history of this renowned litigation presents.--Ncs
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were to az per cent. lower. In the early dealings
there was general advance Of < 10 ~ per cent,
which was most marked In Manhattan and Metro
pOlithn Elevated, but before noon n weak tone was
developed and there was reaction OF = to ~ per
cent During the afternoon the speculation again
strong, and there advance Of "a 10 per cent,
Northwestern NJ Mchigan Central, and -. Paul being
most prominent therein. In the late dealings heavy
tone prevailed, and the final sales were at reaction
of \ TO Z per cent.
Sales hggrcgated aoa,i79 shares, including Canada
Southern, 900 Central Pacific, 500 Delaware Lack.
awannn and Western, 200 Erie, 1890 Kansas and
Texas, l26OO Lake Shore, O00 Louisville aud Nash
VILE, 1000 Michigan Central, ii,JOG Memphis aud
Charleston, 800; Missouri Pacific $500 Northwest
ern, ls,S0G New Jersey Central, 1880 New York
Central $500: Northern Pacific, $500, Ontario and
western, i0G Reading 1900 ST. Paul, $500 81. Paul
aud Omaha $500 Texas Pacific, d,J0G Union Pacific.
2i,1O0, Wabash Pacific, 20SnG Western Union, 80 30.
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mrs. IIayes ana aIrs. unrneld.

"Wben Mrs. Hayes was a Congress-
mans wife here" writes the Washington CORE.
spOndent OF the Troy Times. "she was one OF the
companonable sort 10 SIT out on the front door.
steps OF her boarding house with waterproof over
het head, chatting with the other boArdersi and
there were several families Of old friends where
Bne kept up a fashion OF running in for loug
time after she came 10 the White House, though
always with her carriage, Mrs, GARFIELD, Oh the
contrary has never seemed to have much tine iol
inlimste friends but always 10 be very much eli'
crossed with the domestic side OF hio-s Martha,
IlOubied about IN ANY things"
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HE WANTED THEM THIN

Tie lOllered Al the festival
A goblet In his fat,
A wishy-washy fluid brImmed.
The marge his lIplets kissed
0uoth he. " I wish that could csf
pair OF trousers made
For summer wear as thin m this
COnsumpiive lemonade"
-Wdde Irhippie IN Yonkers Gdsette.
National Republican., 1881-07-06
A Nova scotia Exhibition.

HALIFAX, N. S., July Sat the exhibi-
ton, which was opened last night, there was
very large asscmblage The Governor General
attended and was presented with an address by
President o'Brien, 10 which his excelency appro-
priately replied, formally declaring the exhibition
open. Among other notable personages present
were Admiral McCllntock and party, Admiral
Hailcages (French) and statf, Captain Mead, =. s.
NJ; General McDougall and stafi, and Hon. Mr.
Caron, Minister of Militia.
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REPUBLICAN.
WASHINGTON, d. G., JULY G, isSi.
A LAMENT.

She stood beside the oounter-
The day he'llrser forget.
She thought thf muslin dearer
Than any she'd seon yet
He watched her playful nugera
The silkYnnd satlnr tOSsi
Tho shoptnan looked uneasy,
And Gelt little cross.
"show me some velvet ribbon.
Barego, and satin turo,"
she said want TO purchaseIy
Then gave the goods Jerk.
1bo shopman, all obedience.
brought satlns. silks, and crapoi
At length, with hesitation.
She bought a yard OF tape.
Mr.. hfeCtrihrdn.
National Republican., 1881-07-06
REAL ESTATE.
The OHicIal Transfers OF Yesterday an Re.
corded.

cOrded.
Mr.. ]. +. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont Circle;
sublots II to 40 Inclusive 6O feet by depth) square
ii5; John B Alley to Robert MoMeen, ei1y57i.la
On Twenty-eghth street west, corner of Virginia
avenue; lots and uIO feet by depth), square /;
Horatio N. Easily ct al executors, to William ].
Knott, 81 500.
on sampson street (north side) Fifteenth street
west part of lots 10 and II (east % by W ee, square
2g II, u Keyser, trustees 10 George d. Todd u 900.
on Ninth street west between and streets south;
part lot (north 81 by 90 feet nches), square 100:
James Fraser TO the trustees of the Congregation of
on sixth street east near street north part lot 10
(south 90 by 0i feeU, square s6 Isaac $. Lyon to
Allen G. Clark, q 0O0
on street south corner Sixth street east part lot
ll8 feet by dept) square SS0 W, l.. Sears TO NJ. O.
Weller and George r. Repetti, nominal.
On pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
seventh streets part of sublot % (is feet by
depth), square s78; William Taylor Snyder, trustee
TO Margaret II. Harvey, ss,lO0.
On street north near Connecticut avenue; part of
subot 2.
on Connecticut avenue near l. street north: sublot
80 (22 feet by depth) square l64; American Life In
suTance Company, OF Philadelphia Pa, 10 Lydia
COUNTY.
$, 9. Pomeroy ct al, trustees, to Allen Conoway;
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
stock and Bond Quotations-RnItimor
Nd New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with opening
highest lowest and closing quotations, furnished
by the bankng.house OF H. d, Cooke, Ir q Co., 1929
street Washington, ID. c..
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Auii.NIhIIIsn,
To ,he Ehllor ofrnn nrnnn,I,.

TO IIIt N7IEUI VI T HE IFEIUHNIVANI
will give 81 initiation fee to such
society as may hereafter be formed Tor the per.
petuity Of this Republic in Suppressing any and
all tendencies toward Commune, Nihil, or any
and all sorts az 'isms that are incompatible with
our institutions. all such meetings 20 be held IN
open public Let more gifod men add 70 this idea.
ISSAYEZ
National Republican., 1881-07-06
A 0aes,ion Ansrersa. .

10 the tdltOr OiIhH hEfubLlcAhi
viii you please inform subscriber OF
your paper n we have President pro TEN. OF the
Senate and, ifso his namef INQUIRER.
lThc olnee Is yaoanL-HD. RET.
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rore,rr noncv ,t,r,..,.
R.,,,moro s,oc,, pocr..

LONDON, July S-Bar silver, 52Ad. United states
bonds fours 100 four and halls iiS Erie f0I New
York Central, iios. Illinois Central tt l,eading 30
New York. Ontario and Western, 81.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE July S.-virRiuia sixes--teferrcd, II;
DO consolidated ssh past due coupons, g24j new ten
fortcs 55Af bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-07-06
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IN T. MODEL FAST LINE ANDTUEo oNTY LIN
DOUBLE TRACK JASNEy CoUPLER' STEEL RAIIsl
Schedule 70 take efIect SUNDAY, May q, 1881.

eg5r IS SISSfSSHTi' HsflsaF0S %ND ST. LOUIS
ss-R1H'ilT2SE HiR!l T3fRY fsY sgd Way Stations
siirNSSSgrg, winchester mSsersiown, aud Way
s1o-Polni OF Rocks and Way stations
si5-pHILA PHI , pELPlIIA, NEW YORK. AND BoS-
SiO-SThUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS Ccon
meets Tor lIagerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
teOO-on sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
iooo-BRfirIMoRE EXPRESS Cstopsat Hyattsville,
College, Besyille Laurel. Annapolis Junction,
.,o. ,o Jes!,ip,s; and Hanoyerl ,,,,,,r,r,- -,
''' AND 81 louis EMPRESS 0'-'o'''''> l.
i2iOIiBal,more, Elllcott City, Annapolis, and WAY
Ili2S-on Sgndmay AZ "a on!y on!y, foi Baltimore aud Way.
tS;OO-BA IT1MoRE, ,PHILADELPHIA,A ANDNEw
&SO-Beliimorc and Way Stations Cwnohester, Fred.
fTick H[aSsPssoYp MRE ~ Gr9 T%Sy y9 elsy
REL EXPRESS Frederick via Relay. stops at
,,,, Annapolis Jnnc.lqnL ,,...--.--- ,,,,-
sSs;cE and Wsy Station i6a sSnSSyto Point ONT
B%IToAER" AER"fG%SPk Sas WHS salGns and
Way. via Relay. Stops at Hyatlsville and
.eos-Point q Rocks and Way stations
SsS- -BHhTiMoRE, TfS liz 2fTsViLLE, 'SVsi AND LAu.
-FiTTtlTisRISERS$i,r g CINCINNATI. AND ST,
tS5O-jFE65iiiILyA pEtrHIAs NEW YORK; AND gos,
and special Sleeping tsS cS at pSadepSS @ S Hm 0fk
1000 RALfIMoRE, IIYA LrsyILLE; AND LAU;
@ Between %aS"son
and Annapolis Junction,
DAILY tSundays only Other trains daily except
Ali trains fron Washington stop at Relay Station.
Ohio ticket Offices. washington station and 6iS and
1851 Pennsylvanie avenue corner Fourteenth street,
where orders Will be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at any point In the city.
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DIED..

THYSON.-July5, 8, at 1;25a M. of cholera nfantum.
THOMAS ELIOT, Infant son of Thomas M. and Mag.
gle A. Thyson, aged four months and seventeen days.
"Suiier little children to come unto Me-"
The funeral will take place from his grandmother's
residence Mrs. J., rhyson 10 street northwest to-
day, July O. at o'clock D. m. Friends and relatives
OF the family are invited To attend.
National Republican., 1881-07-06
HoMRoPATns, PALLlATIyEs

have their place, for Instance the former says in
Ills introductory chapter, TO opium that the ad-
will suppress these arrangements for = short
Period, In order 10 enable the previously healthy
body to keep down all further inclination to smi-
lar disorders, and TO preserve state OF health by
ils own inherent power OF vital reaction" These
submit, are Il lalrer exposition OF wnat homo,o.
phthy Is" than our former writer has given u.s.
Concerning the "ethiCal" question, upon which
he places so much stress confess do not care TO
argue. WILLIAM M. CATE
National Republican., 1881-07-06
A Word 90 Thosc About % Tr.ve,.

S. C. Pomeroy ct al, trustees, TO Allen Conoway;
lot l6 section In subdivision called Barry Farm,
National Republican., 1881-07-06
NM AssERrlON on ME WRITEl

before referred TO- that the scientific fallacy OF
homeopathy has been forever exploded" is not
compsteni authority and therefore should not be
accepted unless thoroughly demonstrated and
proven outside OF mere assertion Moreover, l
would disclose 70 him that homeopathy does not
depend upon the inhnilesimal dose alone, but
tary science; and II, for instance, n foreign body
be lodged in the auditory canal, the treatment OF
HahnCmann or of hom0yopa ny would be TO use
mechanical or surgical means " remove IL.
Again with Hahnemann and with
National Republican., 1881-07-06
PLAciSo or rnS EplTHST,

bastard hom1opnth" by some hot-headed
brOthet This Is In reference 10 the dose HomeU-
paths agree that the dvse should be minimum one
but Just what this term implies is as yet all opon
question. which In the present stage of medical
progress Is LEFT open ~ discussion. However II is
CHARACTERISTIC of this school that pertaining thereto
Is conceded the utmost freedom Of opinion, while
upon the Indispensable and nllly. .lec0gnized es.
sential principles, such an the law OF sinilars and
The necessity OF drug prOvings upon the healthy
iof guidance IA the treatment Of Tho sick there is
10 NJ
National Republican., 1881-07-06
OPINION AND SUPPORT.

The writer asserts that homeopathy Is logically
iiahncmannisIn or nothing. II that be true, then
modern astronomy Is logically 0alileoism or moth.
Ing. The writer quotes the treatment OF lsopaths
for the cure OF bug bites, cholera, &c. and In this
connection submit whether II would not be as
fair 10 mention Sydenham's treatment where he
administered the oifal of dogs and sheep, ground
lizards aud the like ~ allopathic treatment as TO
refer these lSopathic methods TO homeopathy.
From the foteROlDp submit that
National Republican., 1881-07-06

All our grand extraordinary drawings under ths
supervision and management OF Generals a. =
AUREGARD and JUBAL a. EARLY. Wa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-04

Couple Of burkters Kl,I-G.
DALLAS, June 3.-Melton and
Baker, notorious burglars and
horse-thieves, were killed by q
Hayes county Deputy Sheriff while
resisting arrest.