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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

DAM in the right side, under the
L edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen
eral are costivc, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss Of men,
DRY, accompanied with painful sem
sation Of having left undonc some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains Of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of pfickly acnsa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he Is satisfied that cxer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy Several OF the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
LOST.

LOST.
a pair of Gold Rimmed Spccta
clrs, Finder VIII be suitably re.
wardei by returning to j. Stad-
eker & Son.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
AGUE AND FEW Err.

DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
cAsTs OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
Che most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and rs
a simple purgative, they are unequalcd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
NEW MEAT MARKET.

NEW MEAT MARKET.
The undersigned have recently
opened IL uirai market in the o'('
same House. and will keep c"ns:
<tanfly on hand, ch"'icr Beef. Nuts
ION. Pork. Sausage &c. at prices TO
-uif the times.
They respectfully solicit IA liberal
share of public patronage
1HOS. FREY & co.
Canton, Nov. %. 1879.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
Notice to Trc<pa.~ers.

All parties found limiting with
.ings or guns or otherwise treslas
sing Oh any of my land, in Mall
son county, are h,'rrhy mortified that
hey will he prosecuted to the iuli
-x:ent of the law.
JOHN WHELAE.
Canton, JULY 10 II.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
T'l1OS. D.A LEY,
uOUSE ~ SIGN PAIN re X,
Ia IlANGIl G. Il1IlR
CANTON, Hiss.

Will CIV. prompt attention to orders
eft at Mostly : Drugstore.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
.,.tlIS SHEIeIE.r.

WE are authorized to announce J. 7
w Priestlcy, as a cai.li'i Ia for tn. re-
election to the cifics. of Sheriff III Maids on
county. Election Nov. End, Isl.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23

The office of the
Citizen has been re-
moved to the North
Side of Courthouse
Square, where we
will be glad to see
and slrve Ourfricnds
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23

Vlye are authorized to nnuncr
w T. j. Grafton, as a cs,n,ii,latr
for Supervisor of The Fifth District
attue election in November.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
NOTICE

TO UOUSEKEEPERS.
Ifyou wish to buy fresh butter,
eggs, potatoes, onions, mackerel,
canned goods, sugar and coffee OF
the best quality, 60 to
VIM. REDS,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23

Why suffer day after day, and
month after month, with lame back
sclalicIa, lumbaSO, gravel. diabe
tes, female wrakncsS eIc., when
You can b. cured by wearing Prof.
Guilmette's Kidney Pad.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23

FOR COTTON WEiGiIER

We arc authorized To announce James
w A. REID ~ ~ candidate FOR cotton
W-i.hcr. November clcction-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
CENTENARY c LLEC h.
Jackson, La.

Session 1880 81 bad 1873 ttudents,
six professors aud teachers and
three 4. y. graduates. Tie entire
expenses for board and tuition for
the scholastic year need not exceed
Slt4.00 in preparatory department
nor sl6l 90 in college classes. Next
session begins September S, 1881.
Send Tor catalogue.
c. G. ANDREWS,
PRESIDENT.
Jackson, La. is 3 III
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re,M rIxEAsIJlsHIs.

HDx Tx
w arr aut orized TO ;siin"urcr J ~
w Anderson ST., rs cand'iatc f',I re-
election TO tli,. Jfiics Of rrt asurrr IT M;i'i-
isou counsys
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23

VIM. Rcid's is strictly Il on
price cash st,re. Don't ask for cred i
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
FOR RENT
MUSIC.

a large selection of the latest
music Tor sale at Phillips & May
sous. If,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23

Cakes Candy and etc.
MARTZ'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-23
FOR LECi.sLArURc.

FOR LEGsSLATCR Sc.
W. are authorized to announce J, q.
w Mcbride n candidate for L"gi>ia-
tur-. sui.jcct to the action of tic ihni-
ocratic Nominating Convention or Pri-
mary Election.
We are authorized to announce
w GAIT. w. H. Dudley. as Il
candidate for the Legislature.
we are authorized to announce
w CAPT. Z. @ POSrELL. ak Il
Candidate for the Legislature, elsr
ton Nov. 2i,d 1881.
WIZ are authorized to announce
w J. w. Downs as II cano:'ia'"
for the Legislature, subject ." the
Dcmucratic nominating cuI:vrn leu.
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Wesleyan Female institute

Jackson, La. is 2 3 III
, 1881-12-08
VOSCAMP, THE MURDERER.
His CuAo Called for Trial Mt Kmlaislu-
zoo, aHicll:, ON IL Change OF Venue.
Spfctat pitp4teh 9Q Ths CA1caoo Ttttuns

His CuA0 Called for Trfnl Mt IEMlninn-
xOOs afiCll:, On IL Change OF VcI.sic.
dpfctGt Dispateh t0 Ths Ch1caoo TF1buns.
KALAMAz00, Mich, Dco. 7.-Tho trial at thu
murder elsD of Lau,bertus yosoau,p WINS begun
III tho Circuit Court hpru this AFTERNOON. Tho
tlefonse Ia Insanity. Tho case wRs removed
from OTTAWA County Under Il chanRo OF vouuo
to ths cu,,nty. Voscan,p murdered MIC Lyman
II. Cady, ot OTTAWA County,, laat spring, beeuuso
CNdy. for whom ha was worklnY, Wuuld HNt
Settle with him and ply HIN what tic nskcd.
The murder was Il most atrocous onc,, md
done III tho presence or Cady's fumily, nnl,
lii spite Of their carneat appoals aqa efforts
10 stay HIN. no shot HIN after he was
already fatally wounded aud down. vosoamp.
It Will bu remembered, wAA visited by mob nt
uEand Haven sol!!t ti!le aKu, butt uwilg 10 tho
efficiency vi thu Shoritfs WIFI, they were IUllet.
ihu chalgn VI tehuu WAS erillte1 0M that III.
count, lnu Atfufnbys uro ~ work KettInK lhe
jury. and hAyt adjourned till ts,Drti.nK ~ cUul-
rtelo thu tusk. Tie rsiulsel f0r prosecution ,tru
1tarE0 ". siuDrtle, l.ftsecntink Atturnuy ut
ottawa County, nsalsted by FrntK Il. Knnppei,,
Prosecuting Attorney Ut kuut1IllzOu Italnly,
an4 seM.ur Fur. oi Grand ltaven; Coursul rar
tseErtiae tre ueorKG L. StuwMrt, III Granu Haven,
s.salsted by Sherwood s. HtDwntt, NJ this place.
y tHrKe number Of witncsses Art subpUGi,aed,
tue thu eA.a Will tAkO s0yrrll uAys.
, 1881-12-08
ATLANTA's EXPOSITION.
Dcnfal Of tho Story OF Craoiretlness II,
Connection with Secretary 1klck-

connection WIFI Secretary Nlck-
1ann.
Special nftpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, Gu, Dec. 7.-Tho arrival OF TIE
TNtHuSE c,'ntainlrK tho speolMl re,ntive to tho
investigation al john W. 1ticktnnn, Secretary OF
tho Cotton Exposition. created quito II ripple
horo In certain circles, aud had tho elTcut Of
cslng II SPECIAL meeting OF the Executive COn-
ntttoo yesterday afternoon, nt which re.ol,l-
tions waro. adopted to tho effect that the dis
pitch to TIlE THluuNE having ruforrnce to tho
investigation OF Tint o.lcor had NJ foundation
III fact. 4 member Of tho committee who WIS
present ut tho meottl,gi upon being questioned
by your correspondent, enid that charges 1T Il
Yrnvo character wero prefcrred, which embui-
led fa'sltlcntinn and ganerut csookctlness mud
that con,in!ttcs Of three tnembcrs hid ok.
Hickman from all tho charges OK
eept that ar cnrelcsness. und hui Mtloptcu
TINS resolution with Il Wow Ut hnshing the mat
ter Hp. Thp Executive CuntnItteu consisted nf
twenty nine members, ot!ly eight 0f whom wero
pte7bnt nc tito lncotIug. Dna Uf thOaH wna itick.
iunt,, tho pArty lImlur Indictment, unl nu0tlltr
WINS plructor-OonerAi klnhall, vino hui taken
nttlye 6ttpa to stop tho investigation hy calling
i,pan lncnlb9ra Ut the veHtlKltiOil Committee
in l,crs1l Tho nfnruatton given H. tho first
IllspAtch WIS procured irt,tn All authoritative
snurcr. who tutlny rehl!!r,nod whit fllti bpon
snhl. \ prttmlnvllt number sthtcl that tho lit
v1stRatiOn WIZ Kept from tho public FOR four
TINT IT wnu!tF injuro tho Expasttnn. In ali
probability tlf8 RlFtttr WuulA hiLra Gctn forever
kept In tho dMrk but fnr tito Information given
10 tho public by your special correspondent.
, 1881-12-08
TOPEKA. KAS.
4 Kansas City Tint " Growing Rap
1fl1v.

lNkys
Special Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune.
TsWEKA. lios, ncc. 4.-Yout correspondent
Inns latuiy visited Topuka, tho Cupltnl City Ut
KnHsllR unl or all tho cities between tho htia-
B0urf ltycr and tho ii0oky Mountains Topeka
Uuw cnjoya tho Krentest business boom. Tho
city throughout shows all the evidences Ut rapid
growth uud prosperity. alnny tino and benutt.'
ful Residences mrs boInG built, new CHURCHES,
ilpw business blocks, streots Rrnlcd and fnl-
proved, md improvements Renuraliy aro tnkiug
plaeo which would do credit III III castcrn town.
Tho Government Ia now completing GugtOm-
house lt,l post-onlco building ou kansus ave-
nuo which Will b0 q Credit IL tho city; anl
stock cotnpany composed OF many OF tho y0ung
ana untorprIsuH men Ut tho place will next year
hnll IN 0pcrl-holsc, which. 1t 10 said, will rival
my building. Ut tho kt,d wcat OF tho Missouri
Ittycr. Tupeka Is inst becoming nr inl,ortMnt
Faiw9Gy ss,se %a soysrt r., ss y famsy gro
Ha' rao Sn c'ty 'Hs'ess s, 4 0SSsss;xs
81 o Atcnison a apsSa sata ~ taIiresd'
onn uioro than any thinx else 10 0ui!i Hp 'fope.
Kn.wt.t II Tna.ka. wnen. in ls'l, thts rnI!way
froi III. p!rtion 1t lie stato iut" Tho entirely
lIn!thabilTl IWrtlon Of kansae and to the Eols.-
~ rt1n ~ l'.,o TopSka tos,crei. eneouraxc and ai.l.
Substantial aia In batlny up thu auest city ot
Tho United stasos Circuit Court Is now In Sea-
e., %Itn lu.iyo scCnyY !.ro1 she bench.
n u.lem.ance, anu mauy oIninent lawyers FROM
sssre,ass u ses aesior bes. IN; II p." aut
ant railway suit solay. TaS5 ax.caSost ri % oss!ais
| Mppcaretl u tho salna lawsuit. onp ~ tho
Your correspondent Aas reeelyed mauy opm-
| plltnc.ts y ~ the "qklAhoma" lelIer which up
, 1881-12-08
DIyO1lCE9,

CornelIa Reilly nlc'l II Bit ycstcr.lny against
her husband, John J. Kelley, nsIstny for IL d.
v0rce t!lo ground Of cruelty und drunkenness
.MAry a. scott ,lsked for decree ng.nat
ThonlMs Scott, Oh tho Chlrgo Ut rnpentGh cruel
ty. She wis Murrtod III Aprit. lhsD+ and uver
slun TO strike und Kick her, throwing ltnIvca and
forks 1T her, kloektilg hertown with snllccp,ns,
Or driving her nut Of tho house.
A1lthnny 13e!ttEMn complains TINT his wife
binry left him nbuut thrGu yulrs nID witllnlt
my rcMson. and he thinks h1 ought not Il, 10
compelled tn support her. evcu it shu should
wish 10 futslrn.
ltlchurd Stone nsks for decree against Mary
Stonn 0n tho ground NJ hn0ltuMl slr,lnkpnnrsE
And Harry afrlnilald from Annn Stul1unId
OH tho Eruuiid Ut deatrtior.
Judge iArnum yesterlny granted divorce to
Ann Murphy front Joscrh 81. Murphy, OH tho
xruuul III drunkenness.
, 1881-12-08
CAUGHT AT. LAST,


Special DtspateA to 1hs tnteaqo Trieuns.
III. 1nSElnt. No.. Dec. "a few weeks u9o tho
sars ut NIttlund SUTTON, OIL tho Chicago, Rur-
llnRton & Quincy. waa opened and sotue 47Uu Or
sssn distracted. Tho FAre wus entered BY the
cuIHGln4tlon having Deeu given away. For u
tlule u scuned no cluw ns 10 who tho guilty
parties wete could bc discovered. bat tlcteulivcs
went ID work, uad thread by throal tho atrlir
imcatnu nnrase!e1 and last night Deputy
limited statss b!arshal nrrustca threv buys, o.
seto lodged tn JUL Ut UruHOn, lloit
EnINty. Tho hnml4a or thu yOntha
Aru j. fursllHli. llctbort Htcvuns, anu Nell WHk,
nll popt1l4r Ind prominent young mu1. Charley
leac.. tne st!.ttun AgHn, was Rreasly ttensnred.
lruvl!,tls hnncst REGARD sNve4 him, and hu gavo
ia0 detective pluch assIstuncv, tArsha!a VIVA
!Atlcla ulerk anu operator. 4lltl hu and LoAcsl
tacru wtru II nAlnucr Ut sAll4nl!e ARTICLES,
papsst. ETC, tnkU frusn tho safe. IT IL audi that
y KuoA deAinf uyldeAGu txlBls ayalust tho three
0Oya UuW1n Jul.
, 1881-12-08
A DFMENTEO DOCTOR.

Epsetal Disp4tch I" 1hf Ca'eaa' +. ..,s,rI,s who
DECATUR, III, Dec. T.-Dr. !. ~ sp'I IN il .Iy.
loft bis home at 0cinpk thls Ao'"n" VI
iirlous yrato Of mind, .lo4pto tho "'.fea,s ~. ,y,
;,s ] w,rc wandered about the country u, .'p ID.
@ ~. WIN VIZ ,irst uar 1t Ins evening as nrsy rrtuf ii
iorcI VI OakIry, s4xssen miles e. e. n y ust.. md
Tho Il.,ctuf tits n1ea III 4neo ~ ~ l.ti, iut =t1'
his mysterious disappearance a''9
kutiun Vt tho luy.
, 1881-12-08
4 HIarauIs II, the tctAH eo''

ItfNUHl !LIF1H. - + nn,INnITl'
Tho experiment ii thn Mnrl!ls ~ ,,'.l,. at IT t.n
~ il c1ilur,s mn the retail t',at wr'.N+ 81 ~
tlt,iI hl4 bepll Mulr. ~ luo "" 81 E.tal H.,
I'D II n'I.iie min th.s ,le Mat n i, o,".,,
lAvu Ind u ru4AK" nthrt stc' nv Il, ibr'n,.
ispssp!s v M .s"t ts asaiarnc e.! tii, ,h, szrsn
iHrrriy ch.iuIcl " she snvte's " 'N''
, 1881-12-08
A SUIT For MALPRACTICE,

6pftlat U5yatfh 10 Ihs CElrNa0 1F3buNf.
QUINCY. ILL.,, Dec. 7.-Thq jury IN tho nnlpsac-
ttcy suit ut FFuf. Hall ,galst llr. Samuel llrtry
brought IN sealcd verdict lust Eight. IL Is IN.
!ersto0I It plves Nhout <l,UD to Prot. Hull.
Nutce " appeal VIA given. Anl sna EnvcMbrr
term OT cuurt then nd l0urncl, after u cUllknu.
VuS SesaiulI Ur -four weeks.
, 1881-12-08

Cartcr'a Little Liver Pulls must not ha con-
founded with common cnllarkle Or. purgatlvv
pills, III tbsy arr entirely unlike them III every
sespett. pne trial WILL profv their superiority.
, 1881-12-08
TWO NtuNnEIz CAsE4.

Nv" MoN!'E' s-AsEas
Seventy mcn were examined MS 70 their nyAit.
flca,ions hcfo,r twelve Jurors were sccrrcd 10
sry John s,,tnars, Indicted for the murder nr
,z G!eelau, ss , ms mistress, y wn1 no. sn"s
II. Parker, - Klnz!c street; ucorgc II. Palmer,
Enu,ewoud: clurlcs Osborn, NJ, ii Carroll
n'cnre' Mlal'"'" to.Ils' ~. ~ nearnoep s'reu1;
E.s. Drcycr, - Whsh't,Kton sFreet; snmncl
wtuglus, Nt,. ~ 1Jnnn street; G, II, 1,ur.tow,
Mn. i'll Wntmsh nyen,it.: L. IL. t,hro. M. III in
Snc street: H. Jensen. No. iii l,nku street:
i,harns i,,nr. Nn' :pui Wni,nsh 'mvcn,,n. .inscnh
SEnilMi. :Sn. iii t,isrk strret. 'rhn nr.isu.
1.,ifinm rhMrInnwcfi fhIrtrrn ar tnn snyrntv
thn ,,cfr,,st. rivhtncn. nud twrntv.scyt,,
wars "ssi,srh 9or r,,,,sn. Thu t,t,ut,in,f
vnrn ,,,n'in nri tf,roa ,vit.ost,,s fs,r
the uTnsrention Wsrn " cxnt,ned ,iTrinE tho
n9irrnnr,. i,rt,rvc N. tjnuvhfMlluu. WIN kt,u,y
iii ahmt I'm ehnntinu III shr tin,r IL r,1.c,irre
a,d whn ,psdo eo;,.e dainas.l.x stutclncnis re-.
rnrtt,nr stnnnnrs hit whuSc i.pmnry wns vcrv
I"snr1iv., NJ Tia fme rf t!,a ura,d iiry invesfi.
r1riuu. viii to exnntl ths l,,urrtiip. ani sumo
r1rv Testimony r int,Ecd fnr. s'
- ,,,r,. 20. arS,,rH,t r., thn coso ~ Fco+ t.or
, 1881-12-08
lVEAf4.

Juixo nsoagett Wit hayo petit Jury In the
unltpd States Circuit Court un SECOND tltleslay
In January.
To,nurrow will be tho Inst .lay Of seryico to tho
Doce'nDer term or the Circuit Court.
, 1881-12-08


William Catdwdll aud lnhn ilusler, who wcro
Rrreste1l In thta city by shcrf l!o1and, uG Wyan.
ts0lto County, Mo-, for robbery there, and who
tried to get out vi habcas cnrlls, hilt wern re-
naanslcd, left in company with Shcrin Roland for
kansas city yustoFlay morning.
.]utlnr Folk, ChlDt.Isal!ttr seycrIn, md scyornl
other officers went to Jnllct ycsicr.lay with tAa
fIl!0wtnK persons. who will remain there for tho
time stated unless pardnhed. Willian Jurduu,
fifteen years: Jerry s!ulligan aud Henry wet,.
1er. ten years each; Nlcbae! DIX, soyeu ycars:
Henry J0htlspn, Six yoars Charles llhrrs, JOLT,
sis,iay:; nIa liett t!urphy, fur y%ar. caen;
euuh, ~
.AA ovcrcoat belonging to Lieut., shiny, vino
Wns present ~ y Wltness, WIS stoun trotn thu
Criminal Gullrt- room, Iuuadny. ltwAs hunX ~
near the psk or !'eulty-ciusk noyIv aiiti ,,,.lst
hAta he9n tnken whtla l0 wus intending Is tho
itnl'anealnE, at Jurors. Thcru. Ii nlwAys, Il harI
crnw,l n tho suuri and sonlettules splttoons arS
cafrlfu on: t,olne1ne4l ara llrestHt ivory day IN
ctllze!ts clothes lHlkinH fur 1hIuycs, Mtld nav
and theh get the l,la,, they want, 10 tho pals uf
!;,eti vi tr'al drop III tn 500 what II uole with
tAvll
, 1881-12-08
Motion for a New Trial in tho Fir
man Case-The Detectives Make,
q Blunder.
Two Murder Cases on Tr1a1, with Ex.
cellcnt Jurors Selected In
Each,
Record Of Judgments, New Suits, d.
vorce Gases, Criminal Mat.
ters, Etc.


on7,Su0t Ef MntrOn IN Tim hDlnts. mil
,,r" csnccio,,r IN ,l,o ,,;nipv. ronm, Their cvi.
in"su esuesla's ~ .ao ". r.. ~. 1,..,.,.t.na
tence al fcndcn 10 shn" that MRS. snhaHIano
Ms na na 1oSpa. thon Sonn f or tnu,n heard
hor nnte ,ho,, Inv ~ sor nat la,,nnsa wos n
a,,, oma,n.t sM .hn ;;ns ftn,, sn,n" ~ s,o,x,,i
tney knew NJ no trouble In tho Institution ut MI.
,orI u,t,, i,cor an,f ~ ,hc hca, ~ Ma knowt..
beF bFi II two sonrs, W HI riycr had sworn prc.
yiu,isir that hu delivered twenty cngcs.
Mrs Pattc,t. an tutnNtu, testified to seeing
Mrs blodyett use tho braul. pluto md put tho
refuse from her own plRtc on II. anl hcnt't her
refuse to altow tho Matron to substitute ,.nother
nnu satd to the Matron: !" You snnn't hnve ~
Heard Mrs. Blodgeit MISC refuse t0 give up tier
Mrs. Tarks she Solicitor Ut the home. denied
the statement Of Miss Smith, an minute, TINT
she M pars heq f. sa t. he her n ts s11t
testify aGainst the Alutron. Mrs Parks sud she
spoke tu hcr In tug court. room. by. never threut.
SHE saItl She received - per cent Of tho moneys
sun collected Tor tho hnmc.
shnnkaud nbl,to tho Inmates Hr spcnk harshy
to them. Mr. Thnmas inquired Ut tho w1tlless II
any ono, connected n any nlnnner With Tho
homo bud apokon harshly nrttnk,ndty to hprsclf.
i str: siet@arhai not, i day or Two sinco. r.
ing i she wanted home 10 sheltcr her sho
must rcmain ant testify. sha replied thnt he
nna n9t trea.en ncF unkinaHy. ia Hy .uta, .,, ,s.
asked permission % loaEs tho court .that
she aai better remain. sho WIZ not wtnGss
pialnsi%s % eenss I Tho Institution % % whcG sheie :
tered her was IT, peril, and, therefore. sho bud
King.
At O'Clock the court atJoMrnGu. and nt the
atteInoon gossien @ Mnuxe nooIa coh'hehcea LIS
Mrs. swlssuELM LIFTS HER VOICE IN Pro-
TEST:
seT wr bc he tbnt n tho oes W,ss. e
reaa.to. III u, T. ~, oue, ao t.,s M " ,"r liz
fonklnE inat.'' This charxo of I,erjury / sepcl,
fns r the alercnscrMr Mrf:iur, III" a.ian,s Ian "Y liz
courtroom, tio cunkliI,R IL tho CheaV,, i,Gr-
wha I'M H,vsea thc 1a,tv Mnmnarrs @ If thn hnmn
thnt I citizen M of ills @ state s,ay Gs lcrrivoJ of
sntITc ncnnx ri iivmy " .r,tnn,,a !" hc"r,nv ~ mi
On ,norc ] alcsatlon Of ren.os unknown t, law. ,
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, 1881-12-08

Eyes btlghteu, checks became rOsy, mu4cjee
gala slsau9th by using ufown's lroa Ili,egs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-13

Curious.

Col. A. B. Andrews has printed an
half column card IN replyto Gov Vance I.
broadsjde the gi~t OF which is thar as
the latter mas virtually abandoned the
personal chang ot fraud. III cUnnec-
TO with the Or. Worth signature, and
as the charge of freight discrimina
tious' is still under investigation, the
c~1ntroyc.oy Is at n end Tor the present,
so far as he Is concerned.
But Col. Andrews card contains one
paragraph worthy of reproduction to
wit a. follows:
"A persistent attempt has been made
to create an Impression that Mr.. Best
X IN serIuHS litigation IN the courts
with tie asSjgnces to gam possession Of
the Western North Carolina Railroad.
The my litigation OF which | have any
knowleIge is an action brought by Mr..
Best To OBTAIN an injunction against the
directors II the " estern North Carolina
Railroad Company and the assignces to
prevent the election of a President by
them. That Injunction was refused By
Judge Seymour, and as fal as | have
been informed, not ven a com paint has
been fled in the action
This is a distinct statement, and puts
Best & Co. in a curious attitude. It does
more. 1t causes the public to feel re
newell wonder when We shall see some
thing more than airy promises OF gilt,
tering aeueralitles.
The Turner and Iechanic, has ,0ng
supported Best, and the North Caro-
ma system although far from person
ally preposses-ed in favor OF the Man Of
Many Syadicates. We still hope he
will prove to be q man OF his word.
But re, III common With the pubic,
are getting tired Of 50 much Bubble"
and 50 little BOTTOM"
1t is another curious feature (quite
in keeping with the pretence about
''liticstion' IN the courts) that Private
Secretary Caddagan was sent a few
days ago to Gov. Jarvis, with a pretty
story about the syndicate, which, it was
gtren ont, would deposit any number OF
millions 10 guarantee completion OF the
Misunderstanding interval, etc. The
report Of this offer was lerSistently cir
-ulated, and by some who are Bests
advisers; whereas Gov. Jarvis says no
such guarantee has been rendered
though Mr.. Caddagan called to say that
he henrd that it was to be dOnel
Bubble Bubble Bubble No more
''oaffy, iii you please, gentleman.