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llther, and he followed them over
to the gate of the VIII House, but
could Ct no opportunity to use his
weapon. On the morning Of Satur-
lay, July III, he brcakfasted at tho
Riggs house about { oclock. He
'hen walked to the park and sat
there for awhile, and afterwards
went 10 the depot and waited till
the President came.
No, Insane.
New IoRN, July 15th.-The Trib-
mr. says; \ man who deliberately
plans an assassination for five DAYS
/ hefolc lie makes the dastardly as
aault; who goes about examining
arms, and when he has purchased q
pistol weeks III advance of his crime
practices first at Il board so as to I'M
prove his craftsmanship; who dogs
his victims steps. following him one
day to church and selecting perch
where he can fire at him on the fol.
towing Sunday; who watches for his
man in the depot, on street corners
and wherever he is likely to meet
him until at last he runs him to the
earth, is sane enough in all consci-
ence. The complete account which
District Attorney Corkhill furnishes
of the aSsassin's movements from
March 9TH to July ID renders the
story of his insanity utterly unten
able. To believe it almost implies
inanity in him who believes.
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OF REAL ESIATE,
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu-
IN ance of an order Of the Probate Court
of Mason county, Washington TERRITORY.
made on the 25th day of June. A. u. 1881,
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Nc.
ley, copartners, the undersigned, the Adj
ministratrix of the said estates, will sell
at public anction, to the highest bidder
for cash, and subject to confirmation BY
said Probate Court,
On Saturday, July sOth, 1851.
at one o'clock P. NJ, at Oakland, In said
Mason county, all the right title, interest,
ana estate Of the said Thomas w. Mo
Donald, at the time of his death, and all
estate has by. operation OF law, or other
wise acquired, otherwise or in addition TO
that OF the said Thomas w. Mcdonald It
the time OF his death, and all the right,
title and interest ofthe late firm Of Nc.
tain pieces or parcels of land described on
the plats Of the United States SURVEYS as
follows, to wit:
M Of n W Y section 81; 8 Il of 3 wa,
NEh ofSW 4, 8 Wk ofS e +, sec. al;
West.
N w y Of 8 r \ and N e i Of n w or.
sec. 26, Township 10. North Of Range /
Also 9 u ofswar . s W or. offs & Dr..
and N + Or. Of w Or, sec. q, Township
20, Range2 West.
Also n E Or. sec IS and e Il of 8 e or.
Also n Il Of 8 w or. and Lots 5, and 6,
sec. II; Of N e Or. and 8 e or. Of n w
or. sec. 20; N E or. Of N e ar. and n = or.
Of Wqr: sec. II, Township 10. North Of
Range 3West.
Also N Il Of MGR. sec. z, Township 20.
North Range West, and 8 E or. OFFS e or.
and Lot 8 sec "a, Township q, North OF
Also = E or: of E or. sec. 50, Township
~, North Of Range 2West.
Also Lot sec: %. Township 10 North of
Range West; N w or. of N W or. sec.
township 20, North Of Range West.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Ten per
cent. OF purchase money to be paid On
DAY OF sale, balance on confirmation OF
sale, by the Probate Court. Deeds 1t
expense Of purchasers. -
MARY T.. MCDONALD.
,Administratrix Of the estate Of Thomas
w. Mcdonald, deceased, and of the CO.
partnership property Of Mcdonald &
Dated July LIST, 1881.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
~ signed, Administrator of the estate of
Daniel Sullivan, deceased, To the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within one year
after the first publication of this notice, to
the said Administrator, mt his residence,
on Ncwalum, in Lewis County, Washing
ton Territory
CORNELIUS MCCARTHY,
Administrator.
Dated July 11th, A. y. 1851.
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I.ock.juv Epidemic

BALTIMORE, July 17.-Four cases
of lockjaw from wounds from toy
pistols occurred to-day III this city.
Three proved fatal ard the fourth is
not expected to recover. This
makes seventeen eases Of lockjaI re-
sulling from the use of toy pistols
since the Fourth of July.
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No. I,9s5.
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DISPENSARY,

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b.. .eei the utmost sympathy with the be-
reaved family. The statement was received
with profound silence, and the subject was
dropped"
Inat infdels in convention assembled
should have been made such conspicuous
witnesses of Mondays mOurnful pAgeantry
Is more remarkable than that the mere
mention of it hushed them into profound
silence" But what ! want 20 bring TO no
tico is their Ignorance and inconsistency
The remark oftheir lngersoll as you call
Bradlaugh, that President Garfield was
probably religious" sufficiently ex-
thinkers The burden Of the worlds
sdulatlons for the past eighty DAYS
has been that Garfield wasa Christian.
These fellows, who profess to be wise above
what is written, seem simply to guess that
because h. vas loved and lamented ho
must have been religious. But, notwith.
standing he was probably religious Brad
iaugh" cannot but feel the utmost sympathy
Tor his bereaved amilyn TondeT-hearted
man! Ordinarily, of course, he and
his like have fellowship only
with those who are free to
think as they think, and all others are de-
prlyed OF their sympathy. This Is liberal.
ity indeed! Yet with all their liberality
and sympathy. this iniidel conference is the
only one that has met under the sun since
the beginning of these sad DAYS which has
acknowledged itself utterly unable TO min.
ister comfort But it is Us it should be
Jesus would not allow the demoniac Ia
speak even in his praise. lie thou siont,
people.
The second fact to which referred in the
beginning il that all over the world the
song OF the nourners was, Nearer, NV
God, To Thee" 1t was because this was
M. favorlte, who has just realized its repe
tlton and is with his God and il indicatet
III remarkable way the purpose and The
result OF this unprecedented ,lspensatior
OF heaven and lamentation on the earth.
| w X Amin
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NV YORK, September ~, $751;
Dr. Bliss is here, He says hohas made
up his mind not to talk any more about
the late presidents case for the public car.
and Immediately begins to eypitiate with
great voiublli;y ON the tahpocl topic. II
was fortunate for the country that the
charactcrof tho wound was obscure, is his
postulatc The main chbrt when the
wounded man was first IN state of col
lapse was to preserve his lilo M long as
possible that the country might be better
prepared for the shock that was imminent.
Thowound was necessarily fatal from the
start. The ball struck the rib, and
was detected NJ right anglo
toward the frat lumbar YER
zebra, which II perforated If its course
had been known and an attempt made to
trace 1t by turning the probe, the track
could only have beon followed by removing
something like an inch and u half out ofthe
rib, and then it would have been impossible
to 60 beyond tho point of impact in the
vcrtobra, Had such an operation been per
formed the patient would have died long be
fore he did, and any attempt to extract the
ball must have terminated fatally at once
There never was u shade of difference of
opinion among the attending physicians rs
to the course to be pursued In the manage
ment of the case in any particular, Tho
president did not ut any time suffer from
pymmia, and the autopsy failed TO
demonstrate the existence of n
single mctastNtic Nbscoss IN tho
liver, lungs, Kidneys or Spleen
There was small abcess on the front sur
iace of the left kidney, just in the track of
the ball, which was no doubt due To tho
wound, The history of The parotid gland
inflammation was not such as accompanies
metastatc abcoSs and all the symptoms
connected with II can and will be accounted
for in another way As the case was orig.
inally diagnosed, the chances for recovery
SHOULD have been ninety-njne in ahundrcd
hut II the nature of the injuries had been
fully comprchondod not tho slightest hope
would have been felt, A very singular fact
Is that Mr.. Garfield never complained OF
pain in tho back He was not I'M
conscious any considerable por-
iton of the time, but sometimes
when awake, would appear daged, lilo
knew that he was very sick man, and only
occasionally expressed q desire to converse
on national affairs. AS a patient he was
heroic TO remarkable degree. During tho
entire eighty days he never complained and
he never ilnched under the knife but was
always submissive to whatever was deemed
necessary and ucquicscod in the treatment
without question or argument As thcrc
was no pymma and the ball was perfectly
oncystcd, Dr. Bliss leaves US somewhat IN
the dark as to what really caused death 1T
last. lie thinks eminent surgeons at q DIS.
tanco who criticised his mode of treatment
injured their own regulations moro than
they did his. Perhaps, In the end, hc wiz
be able 10 satisfy everybody that everything
he did WINS the best that could be donc.--
New Orleans picayunc.
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| am ':-r'7g aspecialty of fine, G go. ?
pure li4 Or medicinal purposes. nav,
in stoc' q, :, f, Mestreau IL Us 3
leaf brandy, p years old Otard brandy,
go years old; Old peach brandy, extra fine /;
London Dock, old Jamaica rum; De Ruy.
ters Arrow brand, old Holland gin; Nectar
Bourbon, p years old; JamiSon's Irish
whisky, 7years in bond in the city of Dub
lin; Loeb Katrine, Thistle brand Scotch
whisky, 8 years old and Cream of the
Highland whisky, Port wine, private stock,
81 years old; Dry Union port, 10 wears
old, ASsmanushausen Red Rhine wine, Duff
Gordon, XXX Golden sherry, Benedictine
cordial, McEwen Scotch ale, Burke's GUM
ness Dublin Stout, Cantrell d Co.'S Belfast
(lrish) ginger ale, Piper Heidsieck cham
payne, Motifs Sparkling champagne cider,
quarts and pints, all kinds OF wines and
liquors, by quart or gallon.
Al so a full stock Of fresh canned goods,
staple and fancy groceries.
Respectfully,
l.. +. Hughes,
Grocer, l,sts Elm street, East Dallas.
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CONKLING AND ZONES
Supposed Object OF the Late Mysterious
Conference In Utica.

A special from Utica says: "The Hon.
John 7, Jones, the bonanza senator and
present host Of President Arthur. at Wash
ington, reached Utica at about noon to-day.
He was expected at 1880, but his train was
delayed by smash-up west OF here. Ac.
cordingly, Senator Conkling assumed that
he would come on later train, and went to
keep an appointment with a dentist He
was in tho dentist chair, having tooth filled
when messenger announced that Senator
Jones had arrived, and had been driven by
the Hon. Lewis Lawrence TO the Conkling
mansion. The tooth-iilling was suspended
and the senator FASTENED home TO welcome
his guest. A man understood TO be President
| Arthur's private SECRETARY Reed, had arrived
some hours before, and had been driven in u
closed carriage to Conklings house. No
one OF the three left the house during the
day and evening This evening Mr.. Law
renee and one or two other leading stalwarts
assembled in Mr.. COnkling's house, and u
long consultation was held. The house was
| brilliantly lighted, and the doors and win
dows we're open, bat no answer could be OBJ
tanned to the bell, and the house was as
silent as the grave.
| Speculation Is rife here as to the meaning
Of the conference, That it has an impor-
tant Specification need not be said. From
one stalwart source, so indirectly and acct
dentally that no suspicion of intincerity
exists, get the hint, appropos Of this visit,
that within the next three or four days,
such decisive action will be taken in Wash
ingt0n rs to leave no doubt that
President Arthur, with all his
exclusive power, is enlisted In Mr..
Conkling's interest in this state
that the stalwart managers will have
carte blanche for the federal patronage of
the state, to be used In New York city, and
that tho convention at the Academy of
Music is to be an administration convention
at whatever cost, 1t is believed that a large
number OF the so-called anti-stalwarts being
elected in the interior can be converted by
sufficient patronage pressure into Arthur
Conkling men after they get to New York.
The surprising lasstude Of the stalwarts in
! some districts where they were expected to
win easily, points to the suspicion that 1t is
felt to be cheaper to convert moderate half
breeds after they reach the metropolis than
TO beat them at home. The general under.
standing among stalwarts, and to some ex.
tent il reflects what has filtered down from
above, Is that Grant will head the delega.
ton from New York city; that everybody
save Lincoln in the cabinet must 30; and
that President Arthur and Mr. Conkling
are in trtle closer accord to-day than they
ever were before. "-[ChicagO Tribune.
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THE RUSH FOR GARFIELD spICrUREs
Over 10, 900 Sold In Philadelphia In SIX
Weeks.

| Nech5.
Fully one hundred thousand photographs,
engravings, prints and chromos of the late
President Garfield, according to the csti-
mates of reliable dealers, have been sold in
Philadelphia during the past six weeks,
while the sales Of the pictures of his widow
and aged mother foot up a Toast 10000
additional. The prices of the various inn
pressions have ranged from ton cents to
e 90; but the bulk of the trade has been
done in photos and autographs, costing
twenty-five and fifty cents each.
Striking q medium between the highest
and lowest iigures-thirty-ii cents--an
estimate of $3S,S50 is given as tho amount
which has found IS way into the dealers
pockets within the period named. The sun
plies In this city have been drawn upon
heavily by stationery and picture store
Keepers all over the city, while in addition
to residents of Philadelphia thousands of
temporary visitors from all over Pennsyl.
vania and Southern New Jersey have gone
home with a counterfeit resemblance OF the
deceased executive. Notwithstanding the
enormous sale, however, there il but aslight
abatement Of the demand, This will show
YOU how We stand, said a Chestnut street art
0eAler yesterday as nc looSened roll OftOoS-
measuring o couple of yards and closely
o"r 4 with writing; these are the orders
u o5,;ob ma took yesterday alone, and some,
w,,,' sao We 'or three or four pictures FOR
ss; Un S.E n1 It'd " When these customers
slng 4, ,na nls 'nds entirely on the actiy-
got the cards depe. t-rs. At present wv we
ity Of our photograph, ,nevd a.o ,wn W.
arc far behindhand. Wh 'never we near
that a photographer In any pa " ", siJ G,.Y
has got good picture We immeO '.uiS W.,
egraph to him fora specimen nnd a. MUM
lara As to.what number, ifany, he can '''
MS have. Our greatest shortage is on pic
lures Of the e1-president, next on those Of
his wife, and then of the mother. Sec those"
pointing to a pile of photograph II to lG,
framed in bronze light oak and ebony, and
ranging in price from $40 to $50, which
were being packed for delivery; "nearly
every one OF them is going to people who
were his classmates or served under him
during the war. II has touched me to see
the tears roll down the cheeks Of his old
school-mates, now gray.hcaded mon, as
thoy examined the different specimens In
order 70 find q picture which would remind
them The most Of the former companions
whose advancement to the highest position
in the land had been such source of pride
aud qualification to thom.--[ Philadelphia
Record, ..
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Assure Thing.

Dr. Kings Syphaletic Remedy is guaran-
teed to cure syphalis in the primary second
airy and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases of yenerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most
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the first stage and heals the ulcers in a few
days. ltcures ulcers in the lnNuth, nose,
head, arms, and legs; also hare nains in the
bones and joints, syphalitic rheumatism,
etc, in short time, Price S. per package,
sent everywhere by express A treatise on
stamps, DR.. j.. Dinsbeer, Ais North eth
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or money refunded DR.. Dinsbeer makes
chronic diseases a Specially. fyou are at.
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II Ia Foundat Last.


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A new era is dawning upon woman
Hitherto she has been called upon to suffer
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The frequent and distressing irregularitie,
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the "direful spring of woes unnumbered. "
In the mansion Of the rich and hoyel of pov.
erty alike woman has been the constant vet
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how long" in the agony of her soul, hath
she cried But now the hour of her rodemp.
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Bradfeld's Fomale Regulator, "Woman's
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Prepared by Dr. Bradfield Atlanta, Ga
Price 81 80 per bottle.
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ShIlnh,s C,nsnmntInn Cnre.

This is b yOnd question the most success
full Cough medicine We have ever sold. 4 few
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Drough Group and Bronchitis, while its
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medicine. Since lis first discovery il has
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cough, We IrneStly ask you to try il. Price
lOcts., JoctS and 81 %. If your lungs arS
sore, chest ~ back lame, use Shilohs por.
Gus plaster. Price 25cts. Sold by Hickox &
House, druE gists, Gp5 Main street Dallas.