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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12

To say that Conkling's friends are
disgusted does not cover the case by
apy means. One Of the senator's
warmest advisers "Well, what in hi
could he expect? We talked the mat
ter all over at Chicago, and it has come
out lust as | told Conkling it would
before he left for the east. Old Simon
Cameron, however, gave assurances
that Garfield would play fair. A nice
way he has Of doing it, ] VOW, by ae-
eepting the advice Of Blaine, and al
lowing him to shape the cabinet; Of
ali men Garfield could not have Sc
lectod one more Objectionable to
Ponkliug." Said another Of CoDk-
lme's fFiead II don't believe Conk
ling will 20 near the White House
dnTing GarGeld's term Wherest
third repbed: well, he has got the
nisot 10 stay away. If he doesn I
l5Es tbs sictuals he doesn't eat them. y
Its lust possible that Conkling will
not % near the White House for four
wears more. IS he has not for four
years past. lie will content himself
probably. by.haTiug Arthur look alter
the interests Of New York, and IN
nearly all matters their interests are
identical.
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BY CABLE.
ABOUT GLADSTONE.

ABDUL dBhDoAONAs
LONDON, January l2.-Fifty-four
members of parliament we're present
at yesterdays meeting to arrange for
the deputation to wait upon Gladstone
in regard to the Irish land question.
Lords Monck, Monteagle, Powers,
Court and Emily are expected to ac-
company the deputation.
'e U. s. R. R. STOCKS IN ENGLAND.
The Standard in financial article
says that the list of London sub
scribers to the issue Of Philadelphia
and Reading railway deferred bonds
has been closed. Applications have
been already received at the London
Office for over s5OOOO,OOO worth Of
bonds. In order to meet a technical
objection urged in American courts by
McCalmonts against the issue, Presi-
dent Gowen has wired to Philadel-
phia bank the deposit to which Nc
Calmonts processes to attach SO much
Importance.
PARLIAMENTARY WRANGLE.
LONDON, January l2.-In the house
ofcommons, to-day, the chief secre-
tary for Ireland asked the members
whose bills are on the orders of the
day not to irsist on their rights, as the
government desired to proceed with
the debate on the address in reply to
the queens speech. The Irish men,
bers began obstructive objections, and
the wrangle lasted some hours. Ult-
mately the notion that the debate on
the address be resumed, was carried
23O to 80.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
An official telegram says the Poudo
movement was merely raid on the
neighboring tribes, which was repulsed
with he aid of the colonial troops.
A dispatch from Bombay states that
no leader of mark was engaged in the
Kalapore conspiracy.
ATHENS, January 12.-Representa-
tiyes ef the powers have been in.
structed to take collective action to
induce Greece to accept arbitration.
ST. PErERsBURG, January lit
is officially denied that Gen. skobel-
off was compelled to fall back after his
first engagement with the Tekke Turr
comans near Geoktepe on the 24th OF
December.
RoME, January Ex-senator Arri-
vabene is dead.
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plon-IHeaIdent Igotlea.

No. 35s9-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee-ElizA Campbell ct al,
vs.. Louis Walker ct al.
I I appearing from affidavit in this cause that
j the defendants, Louis Walker and 9 II
Meyers, are non residents OF fhe state Of
Tennessee; that they, as members 0! the firm
of Walker Brothers & Co. are indebted to the
complainants (who compose the hrm Of Ross,
Campbell d Coz in the sum OF Sl,67.O2, eyi-
denced by one note and two open accounts, and
attachment having been issued and levied on
their property; II is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the court
house Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn 4,
on or before the first Monday in March,
l81, and plead, answer or demur TO com
plainant bill, or the same win be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing
ex-parte, and that~a copy Of this order be
published once a week for four successive
weeks in the PUBLIC LEDGRR.
This llth day Of January, 1851.
A eopy-Attest:
RI. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BYE B. McHENRY, D. G. an.
smith q Collier, solicitors for complainant.
ia 40 l2i 30
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12

JUDGE David N. Key, late post
msster-general Of the United States,
is reported to be looming up as the
central figure in republican circles for
the position of United States senator.
1t is believed that Horace Maynard
has lessened his chances by appearing
ut Nashville in person, and that in any
event the feeling Of opposition is too
stubborn for a hope of success with
Maynard in the lead. At the same
time all classes, except the democracy,
could, it is thought, unite on Key,
and there is nothing certain but that a
few democrats will support him, II
the name Of Key is proposed the
chances are he will prove hard can
didate to defeat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12

THE woeful throes of contest for
a United States senator are earnestly
felt in several places all at once. TIE
great empire state Of New York is in
the midst of sharp struggle, with
three republicans, Platt, Croawley and
Depew, as prominent to fill Francis
Kernan's place, the chances favoring
Thos. G. Platt The state Of Ohio has
practically closed the canvass at its
oamtal by nominating John Sherman,
while the keystone" state, Pennsyl-
yania, is also likely to enjoy yigor-
GUS combat in few days. In Indiana
the Hon. Will Cumback has with
drawn from the race, leaving the field
clear for General Ben Harrison, who
will be likely to succeed Senator dc
Donald. The struggle in this state is
not the only one in sight by consid-
erabls.. though elsewhere they are
more oIe-sided than ours is likely
to ha
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DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.
A YOLng Lady Oi East st. Louis
Most ShameiuIly Outraged by
Three SeOHndTeIs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January ia
most diabolical outrage was commit
ted on the person of a young lady Of
East st. Louis last Monday night. 1t
appears the lady,who lives in this city,
and is quite respectfully connected,
went across the river Monday to visit
a lady friend. In the evening a
brother of this friend, named Andy
Gleeson, invited the young lady to
take a walk. After proceeding
a short distance, Gleeson took
his companion into a restauraht.where
he prevailed upon her to take drink
Of liquor, which was drugged. Glee-
son was then joined by two other
young men, Jas. Harrigan and Will
Hays, and the three took the girl to a
lonely place near the old rail mill and /,
while she was in an almost uncon-
scious condition, stripped her nearly
naked and violated her person in a
most shocking manner. Harrigan has
been arrested, and the police are on
the track of g leeson and Hays.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, January 12.-The
share speculation opened strong aud
bnoyant, with telegraph stocks agsin
baino the leading features fthe mar
kst WAytern Union advanced q per
cent. to lOI, and reacted to lo2i
American Uni5n sold up 81 per cent
% 81. reacted TO ssl. rallied to %, re
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Making Ready.

ALBANY, January 12.-The senate
committee has informed the assembly
committee that it is ready for calling
of the joint caucus to nominate the
republican candidate for United States
senator at the earliest possible mo-
mnnf
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rhnu MilI ConsoIidnte.

NEW York. January 12.-The
terms of the consolidation between
the Western Union aud American
Uuion telegraph companies have been
agreed upon, and the preliminary
papers have been signed.
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rninrohhvnColIislon.

New YoRK, January IA Har-
lem freight car and Third avenue pas
senger car came in collision on Bowery
to. day. The car was wrecked, and all
the passengers we're more or less in
iured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12
OuEeNswARE,
CHARLES N. ERICH
Offers (F6r short time only
CHINA DINNER SETS l
1855 pieces, for SIS.
BPEcIALTIKH.
Bar Fixtures. Mirrors, etc.
ouadruple-plated Knives. oastOrs stc.
Hotel and Steamboat Ware,
ssl MAIN STREET, Memphis, Tenn.
blf

Ex-Governor John c. Brown is
prominently mentioned as the prob
able conservative democratic candi-
date for the United States senate, to
be pitted against Horace Maynard, D..
M. Key, General Bate, George W.
Jones, Messrs. Muse, Harrison, East
Money, Bailey, or anyone else pro-
posed by the several contending
partics.
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Fire.

GALVESTON, January 12.-The FIRE
at Weatherford caused aloss of thirty
five thousand dollars. Partially in
sured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12
l sPLENDHD oPP0ETgNTTY no
Louisiana State Lottery Company

This institution Wes regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature OF the State for Educational
and Charitable purposes in 1858, FOR tht
term OF twenty-five years, to which con
tract the inviolable faith of the State Is
pledged which pledge has been renewed By
an Overwhelming popular vote, securing it,
December 2, a. D. 1879, with capital Of
81 600, ,00, to which il has since added q re-
serve fund Of over 8350,C00, Hts Grand
Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly on tho second Tuesday. Il
never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ng distribution:
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
IFRICE PHHNIX INSURANCE CO.,

OFFICE PHtENIA INSURANCE Co,
MENPHfs, Janu ,ry II, 1881.
A I a regular meeting Of the Board Of Dirsc-
n tors, held this day, dividend Of I've per
cent upon the capital stock Of this Company
was declared and ordered credited upon tho
stock notes. JOHN JOHNSON, sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12

acted to 9O4, and recovered to 9l4.
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph stock
rose q per cent to AZ. General list
strong and active.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12
LOTTERY.
TAKE HOTrCEl

All correspondence should bo with N.
A. Dauphin as below. IS ALL cAsEs the
TICKETS themselves are sent, and SEvER
circulars Offering certificates or anything else
instead. Any one proposing to offer anything
else by circular or otherwise, on his own be-
half or that of the Company, is swpDLER.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
n WIN A FORTUNEl
SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS Il,
at New Orleans, Tuesday, February .,
l8Sl-l29th Monthly Drawing.
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Notice.
CIerks BaIIdina and SaYina ASSN.
EECHANIcS

Building and Loan Association.
Office Room No. 20, Planters Ins. Building.
d DEGULARmonihly meetinRW EDN ESDAY
~ evening, Jan. 18th, ~ pm. Members sre
urgently requested 10 attend. Payments may
ke fnaao 10 The Secretary during business
hours. v. y. hAMbht l. hreldent.
CHAa. I. PATERsQE, Secretary. ll4 lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12

GOODS SOLD ON
Monthly and Weekly payments.
CARPETS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-12

TTNDER the authority vested In mo By the
| terns Of a decd Of trust, executed By
William and Anna Hardt, dated January
10th, 1879. which deed is rec0 ded in the Reg
ister's Office Of Shelby county, Tenn, in book
l26, PAGE rs, default having been made in the
payment Of the debt therein secured, / will, at
tho request Of the beneficiary,
on The 10Th day OfFebruary, 1881,
be,wel- the hours Of 10 and Il o'clock am.
At The southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the Tax ng District Of shelby coun-
ty ua.e city Of Memphis, sell TO the highest
bidder for cash, the following real estate, to-
Part of original country lot No. 5Os known
and designated upon the plan Of John John
S6n ana j. j Murphy's subdivision Of said
lot No. sos, as the north half OF lot No Ii Of
aid Johnson and Murphy's subdivision, and
bounded as follows Beginning az o stake in
Inc soufh side of Alabama street, the north
wcst corner Of seid johnson and Murphy
four-acro lot; thence with south side Of Ala
hama street oastwardly feet 8 inches 10
stnke; thence sOuthRardly az right angles with
Al.bams street ~ feet 10 n stake; thence west
vardiy. parallel with Aahama street 70 a
stake in the west line Of said lott thence north
wardly with the west line Of said lot, 81 feet
10 the beginning
This property has a good two-story frame
house on II, has nice evergroens in front yafd,
and wi make good home for a small iami y.
Homestead and equity Of redemption waived. {.
The title has hoen Examined, and ! believe u
10 be good, but will convey ouly ss trustee.
lI5 iil HlNSDON CARY, Trustee.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
400, 900 Tickets, at Two Dollars Each
Half Tickets, One Dollar.

1857 Prizes. amounting gto................sll0,l ,l0
Responsible corresponding agents WSnted
at ali points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Send orders by express or
Registered Letter, or Money Order oy mail,
addressed only to -
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4. a. DATlpH1gN

or NJ. A. Dauphin, at
No. Sls Broadway, New York,
or u, I. Gilleepte,
No. West o9Hrt street, Memphis, Tenn.
All our 6rapd extraordinary Drawings are
under tie supervision and management of
Gems. g. I. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
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HRIST TMAS GIFT
somgthlna 10 Make Your FrIends Smile.

CFND IN YOUR ORDERS IN TINE FOR
CANS, or OPEN. have fine lot on the way
from New York, Norfolk and Mobile. They
will be sold at ressona lie prices. Also,
asysCers served f1 livery Style.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS.
q IL A. RAGGI0, "a jefferson si- ct.
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The Traveller who Wisely Provides

he TraTeier Who Wisely Provides
Against the contingency CT illnesa by taking
with him HosLettsr's Stomach ;Bi!. re, las occa-
sion to congratulate himself on his foresight.
when he secs Others who hava neglected 10 do go
suffering from some one Of :he nlnladies for
which it Is a reme3y end preventive. Eruorg
thefe are fever and sguo, bilcuarcss. corstipa.
'on sDd rhaunali'n, diseases often attendant
upon charge Of cirass or unwontnd tist
For s.le DO s'l Druggist and Dsnlo,s senorslly.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DR.. Z. @. VESTS pERvE AND HgaIN TREAT
AEST; specific cor Hystcris, Dizziness Con.
vu!s!ons, Ne1v.u' Ho3dncne, Mental Depres-
taucy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Aye. caused by over e1ertion, self abuse or over
indulgence. which ieads to misery, deciy apd
death. Ore box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains ono months treatment One dollar
| box, or six boxes for fv. dollsrs; sent BY mail
orepsid On receipt of prics We guarantee six
boxes to cure sny case. With each order re-
ceiVed By US fer sig boxes, accompanied with
fvs dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
ten suNaULee 10 return the monsy if the treat
mort does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
by aNFEY & Co. Druggists. Alcxsndris.
Va, wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
raail will receive prompt httantioa. mari
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The Great Comet oflsuz.

Mr.. Hetry NJ. PaIkhurst, Of Brooklyn, COZ
tributes the following to yesterdays New York
Herold:
'E'en upon the assumption upon which the
nTtdcions OF wy communication published id
the Herald of The 22i wsre taisd the Comet
| which is ati ty DR. q ,ul1 to bs approaching
will be uuoh uor, favorabIy situated than
| seventy four yosrs age, at which tine is nu'
cous q1aled stars of the brig 1test SIS, aud it
was sslu 70 be the fnsst comet tbst lad sp,
! peured fer nearly forty ys.rs. But the fsos
atp:ar to warrant still higher cxpeo,atidns. Dr..
GJuId's tclegrau, is dated Juuo |, has:cpiug
! Tho ptricd OF its DeIheioo passage BY more
tfa1 lWo weeks, and the rcugu position he gives
shows that tho DerbslioD :ss:g, has already
taken place 10 The most taVorsole prrt Of lis
orbit! 80 that it is possible that the tsil may Eow
| loom uD 10 the northwestern sky 90 any evening.
The ofb, ct Tho Comit !ft cjuld be seen IRON the
Garth on the June would not pa S very nesr tho
position given, as Condensed for telegram;
tut the most orohsble line of pe,ihe;ion pas.
sage is Juus 81. ApstiheIioa passage K d1ys
EARLIER you'd bring the comet ct about 1--WE
hours right ascension on J 1ne | |; but il would
he es5 than 20 degrees south, aud even
ueriheIioo passage cn J17e 81 makes it less
| than 80 degrees stub" SO that it is possible
that cven that date is lutte too esrly. L; will
on'7 rtqlro fOur or Eve days sf:er pessog the
| otrnel!ua for tho comet to b. )ue v-iblv. if ss
bright as before. Its rostior will hs shout
midway ba,weeu the Dilp,r 10 Ursa Mai sod
usp.lla. l. is lt!e curious tbst the earth pass
cd through thu plane o. the comets orbit IN
| ths 10 h. so tia; if the clmet had reec,ed lis
| node 20 that day, as perhaps il did, and if The
| tail had been long enough 10 reach ths ear,r,
es perhaps il Was-oue mars "if." and 50 TX.
| cecdiogiy imp obabls oue-a1d if the said tail
were composed Of dynamite, as it caraioy was
uot, Ma:her Soipton' 8 prophecy would have
been fulfilled. But the Gay is past. and vs.
arc safe. We have only now to lock 10 the
northwestern SHY ard see what We shall Ste.
Add il is tc bs hoped that the wasthar will be
prapi,ious: los. ualks most c,mrts dieovssed
in ihe northern hemisphere. 10. this casa it is
probrbe that toe comet will b. tho btphtcs:
| within week or Two af'er il is FIST seeu."
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FEihG EASY" LAWN MOWER Just re-
q ceived and fnr s.io 3. IS Ring, corner Of
hoya! street; tho oea. ihiHG ous; cali and exsu!-
ine [my4} j. L CHhlGHTON 81 SON.
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An Atroctous Crime.

10 the hepe Of Gap u'ing all The parties to the
ouu: 50 no polio, suppressed until Thursday
nts; shocking crime, comGittrd on Su5day
svsuicg iu the lover section of th. city. TEE
vio:im 10 The S, is MarY Wilde, SIM li,te
miss Of II summers, Whoss home is at No. l42
Siegsl street.
& rig 90 the evening ir q1?stion Miss Willie,
scc imputed By ytu7g man named Briutor,
took walk down 10 the section knowu as the
Nelk aud had proceeded but short distance
when they Ttro CIV risken by q ftrbidding Iosk
ing mau canned job Marker. r'is fellows
| conduit was 80 otf1utlVo that yGupg Btinton de.
m,oded an sxp'snstioa Of tin. but the ycuog
lady. fearing collision. ipduced her escort to
leave, aud she followed him home. When she
arrived st her parents house Miss Wilde found
tso femsla scqa.iotances about dspMting, aod
a. her own suggestion accompanied them to O
S;ccod rect oar.
Having sseo her friends CT, she stsr!ed for
home, aud had just r.schcd he lonely neigh
borhood of Second arh Mtd stree's wien
Marker, Jobn Fl gan. John Fishsr. skinny"
MchSnY aud aoother man seiz her and
drteg:d her in 90 aGioining lot. Tc s;i6e
her screams one of the mep forced hand
kerchief in her mouth, and while in this c9ndi.
ticn three of the Williams outraged her, and then
roebing her of pair of gold earrings and jet
bracelets. hurried away. The police erenotifed
Of the fact and arrested Hogan ct hi, home, No.
l33 Siegel street, and Merk or st his home 1912
oyamoEsing avenue. tu! sl efforts to ap.
preherd tho oihers have 80 far proved flu t,e:a.
These Two men we're arraigned before Msiis-
trate Laonor at the Central Stt.Ion Thursday
sf.ernoon, when the young lad, detailed tie
crcuns!srces of the outrage. she positively
ldcn- jHy6 harkpr NJ har jla pIo h,,t
did net think Began w.s of the patty. This
fellow Unclaimed 0ny participation in the crime.
Marker acknowledged having bsen in the party,
And aaid Mehany, Fisher and the unknown man
were guilty of the assault. Bo,h, however,
we're sect to prison to await further hearing On
Monday.
Tho leilcw Hogan. who is about q yasrs old,
ia q forbidding loo king II 49, and has decided.
~ bad record. He has already served fourteen
years in the peaiien.iaty. 1n 1870 he WIS sen
fenced 10 te' m Of Ave years for rape aud has
only been out OF prison short time. after q
ycsr's setvisuds for high way robbery. His ugly
coun!euance in photogrsntic counterfeit, Adorna
the Bogues' Gallery. .-Phla. Record.
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ta- Ask 5cut druggist for copy of "Y oung
Meu's Friead"- and read ai
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rYa2sy:s A.iv:! &EAs..
i tOAA! COA.Ll GOAL,

& rDAI
- CcaG
|o .:Ti.e the sStentloc Ok dealers and co..
4nv:s !" our largo stccs Of CAREFULLY
80 :: q - ~ : = oi si4o following varieties
LfEEH& E&GtEI;
IIUAEEI:t,. srt
~ SuaMOX!N E&D E5H.
WHITE ASR (i.gs hurai1s snG hardJ os
atas;he,, broken, c:;;s, s:o7a an, ru. .iaes
GAO sCI.G Z ) GREEK CUE ICELAND
ha3 AN : WhA 5!'llET, from Wcst Va.
MsGiag Cos. 8 specially, W. ain 20 keen OILY
nc ElSa So = aANts:> and having swolarso
Storage Yards cs&h variety is kep: soparat:,
and Is ospe2iaIy prepare: for tsc!!y uas
lfrdg fUored. and ali Coal sa:s ous WELL
SCk b. HitE AID Ft;EE FNUM iMfUHl-
TiE3.
Dcs.eFs, families public Institutions and maa-
GtsC:Us!cs supp!!aG 81 lowcst mafse. r:te--por
Ton Of 2Z4U la5. T. j. AHHATf&y K 90.
teJ WEari and Ysv>:s fool cf Guana st
EHfisT. .-Da,
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USr received today f. fresh lot Of ; T. Il IIT
- BEDyURU and u ESP kQi X MINERAL
"ATkhS. For sale OF drsught or nv the sai..
Ion ~ 0ylSl JUNT'S.
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SNAKES IN THE SToMAoH.-Some months
ago Mrs. Hauosb Young, who live, cn the out
skirts Of tho vilass Of Isvinglcu, N. j., begsu
to c5mp!aia of ptcui.r senssiiGns 10 the stomach
AID The region oil tie hear.. She bec,me Ger
vous, had faioiDg spells, and although her
craving Tor food ard water daily increased, she
gradually los & Mh. until che is at length little
better than Iiviog skeleton. She thought che
vas troubled with wsltrcr mix snake.
Wllhn tho pist year she has lost nearly 6sty
pouuds. To araporter she said: | ee, ro7a-
cicu,IY. but my food does 20: give me strength.
My thirst is so great ttat dti,k much water
AID tea, When | cannot allay my thirst at
once | ietl something cta8iiog about in ny
stomach, aGd sometimes it c;eeps up to my
besrt ard c-iis shere. giving me great pain and
| q ohUklog seuss'iou a scon as drink any
fluids The chi sb,us wy hesrt is removed and
tzel sous,hiUg olsnI o0rk ioto my stomach.
frquenly | have been aS.ke ned st night By
tae Sans seosatiop." d.. Charles w. E,g
i.nd, If Newark has lately te.u attending ths
woman. Hs IS the pers,n uhe, about Two
years sgo. c!simed 70 have ocaxtd Eve I'M III
lizards from the stomach Of colored WON as 10
New5lk.
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