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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

nRS. A. NJ. & HAaLER II. HENKEL,.
~ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Having entered into co-partnership, tender their
professional services to the public. Special atten-
uOn given to Surgery and diseases OF the eye and
They may be consulted at all hours at the office
heretofore occupied by A. NJ HENKEL, NJ D., No. Is
West Frederick street. jan 27-tf
A LEX. f. ROBERTSON,
"A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STAUNTON, VA.
VIII practice in the Courts OF Augusta and ad1ofn-
Ing counties.
Special attention given to the collection OF claims
and prompt returns made.
nR. G. H. GETZENDANNER,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Experience OF 10 years in hospital and civil
practiceD
OFFICE.-NO. l16 North Augusta street, formerly
occupied by DR.. A. NJ Fauntleroy. Residence with
Geo. K. Bell, Esq. junl6-n
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

y ATTORNEY AT LAW,
no281y STAUNToN, VA.
EEO. NJ. HARRISON,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sTAUNToS, VA.
ONCE No. 10 Lawyers Row, Courthouse Alley. 1es
nR. j. W. HARRIS.
ONCE In Chapman's Block--opposite Opera House,
Main street. jan %
CLAGGErT B. JONES,
~ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
sTAuNToN, VA.
oFFICE:-In the Baldwin Law Building.
MEADE F. WHITE,
STAuNToN, VA.
COURTS: Augusta, Rockingham and Highland
Counties. oct7tf
u ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SrAUNToN, VA.
Will practice In the courts holden In Augusta and
adjoining counties. nov 4
~ GORGE NJ. COCHRAN, JR,
" ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
STANTON, VA.
az OFFICE opposite Circuit Clerks once, and
above the office OF Clerk of Court Of Appeals. de9tf
nR. t. F. BLISS
L. ~ FIVE and EAR 1NsTsJ&fE,
For thesspscias sreaf'r II OF Diseases II he EYE
LAR ana THROAT.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

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srAuNToN, VA.
OFFICE: In Sullivan Builing, End floor, Augusta
Street. may19-tf
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-08

CAMUEL 8. SMELTZER,
y ATTORNEY AT LAW,
no2sly STAUNToN, VA.
, 1881-04-26

fourth morn v,xor, n,athomat,cstly, ! would
hntn put tho head nr George Thnn,ns' wtule
Mr1ty right thFniiEh JohnstNn't tlopnyctl linn nn
The hcat ground for u Re-nhcat. while my whDIo
luttes were well III hnf,,l m tho roads conver9nE
IT, my then nb]uot. Marfcttn.
SHERMAN ro utlASr.
. .ltfir fa.-{ regarded mn assault nn tho eth oF
June ~ t,cccssnry for TIVE, gooi rtnHnns: first,
hn ss!.ie! .l,.,vn lnto the hslSi Init 'isI,k,nE
day and FstlttIt, tttd tho assault sstcccotlcd,
ont,il hnvu htulten .tohnthnis cnntrc. an pushed
asy sst sss ss y ~ 5 Ms sfit 2ss s
nothing III tnnraIn fl TIM assault. for followed
y 'irnt. the axtteo right at,d tompcic'l h!!1l to
cat,r.Rrott,,l, and The Ctattah0ochuc, in quick
BNGceRsun.
src,t WAS THE ASSAULT. ...
Well might tho l''an who Ind ordered It
0thor cu,l'h,lf.,lcr wo,,ld l'Mse framed nj, IN.
JIG "liatl 70 tti H., ffirs0etil, 10 show those
Veterans. who hnti Maalc his fans III spite pf
tuck fortiiiratiuis III trout as well us to link
tllom. Ami THEFT. still searching wildly for
M excuse. llo attdeA tO this Insult TO tic
trnolS thu ,cotitelMptiblU Charge tint Gen.
vlgor. Lot thu dispatches Of Thomas nil
ssser ind put tfieih 10 shame. Let ITO otto
stipIose tllat thts ltew
CHAPTER IN 'TltE HISTORY OF KESEsAw
has been written. lightly or without full
prnnK. l!ad tiea. Sl'griflnit, when tho urp0i-
'1ty weS sSfc @ arc M t" s sit te
TO tho test vt i'oartl of Inquiry, this truth.
ful History OF keneslw cunltt liive bceIt es-
MDlisslctt by testimony nEai1st which IN d.
reet denial q woil,l l!nye ayn'leI M ANYTHING.
ofsoliisi, sacrlilca of brave men lor personal
ends tilnt tf1o study Of our cahpafg1s has
brought to light. II. V. D.
, 1881-04-26

ncra; ! own my place, don't 1netlllo with my.
ht,ay eisSs hunlr,esss why should they moddlo
@ Il s ovn o s st ss1 eS nSyS e. Eos
tluvcr know ut u prosecution of nny kind that
a,,lntc lnnnythnE q, ncno,,l.t Of tho ,n..r1ors
MY thcmaclvcs aru ufraId OF tho consequences
Of lntcrfortnH,
TsS try ttS ,Sos y II ~ th9;e @ co. to Fos
chnrEcd witt. crlmo Ia oolorud inar,.,. II = eot:
ur.sl mntt t1ra anythmu. they Will l,nd n bill
Thoy hayc tho rcatantiMry fuiI of coiorcd tnsi,.
and thoy lot thom nut tn tho planters e work.
!s't u thcro is my anrES nE''ltss svntto ts,nt,.
. sentence; I'hat Ii nhout tho why tno thing II
tcar aeo Il rHo , II he Ma t,or parIshes e
s M r T. Ws%. ,; the %s' s.
Gratis, woliiti NY: Mr. iieath, Xn,! hevo aot Into
Tho worst part !'t orr Static" Well. wn,.id tell
S S or e%s ~ tsay 10 son
like tho placo ntn IT," 1horc aro not many
Northern 1tnon there. There nre sutnc II tho
S The;o y @ss s a'y Z ats ey 9ssy
e. t1s @ i9 sS, t ",n ,"ta WIG wt' Tor
soiithor,, peouc, at i Witt viz 't He aos \ i, So
known: met o,!n Of tho n,ost prominent law
' SUMMER. a' as ~ 70 % weso .tnS II % os e.pEss o tEe
thzzn, looking nfcr t1Q SURROUNDING tuwts Gi'ta.
tef1hx IN tho tnllcys. no said: INT. HGEth l
hnvp been thinking whit Il beautiful Country
VIC harn dawn thero In Louisiana. md how. II
wu hnl theNo t,onpto down thcre, they would
mnkc 1t tho finest Stu IN TITO linton til ton or
t1 titecn years." sa!d. ";rhnt Is VI" w.. Now"
ynnr peDplo hIr,'. You Hre 'cqu!.inte'! with
know 6ow rtcn tho lo,td ts ard nlt that sort II
bnek: thoy ,rlny ns!e MO how huvp stccacfisll,
and II should toll them how 1 had got RIutK
anil bnen trtltctl thero. how innny ut tloM do
yoM think would lonvo tltelr quirt hnmcs
hcrp? II ts Just A. you aay; tho lnnd
Hron. hut what of tho poonla?', '.Woli.a hs
"Tiat ;nay 10 sU,' / replied. 6ut II iii honr
Cctseri" xni ! i,sasfouoa D. i, hm .i,o : osl,os I
pnrishes md tnctto tho nltirers thnt Ind bGo1l
committed III FrAnkiin. III IT,. Mary y's*fartsh.'"
ono fGw years hgts, whom n Qnvcrnn1tnt Of
floor wns shot. md his WIfp was Obliged II ait
ind witch ovor hor tsuntl husbands body fur
twenty.four houre. and notn laiiy in tho town
cntie III tu syinpathizu With her u!Hcr her na-
slstancO In my why. "N1w," said !, "wlit,
wllltd WAnt to ,nuve fnfn such pfacef" .Wet.f
fRid he. they imust 10 n colonies thcn." Sud
!: !" Now VIII tnt1 yo,. how you emu in aon,c-
tho better cinss of people, rs yon call thoin. In
cry, tu cr,lGaynr to do sufnrthtug to urtna thom
tn 3ustsco. Hut rs long ns thoy wink ut crime,
nn,l do not prosrcntB tho criminals, md say
thoy will not mctttile with thum heca,lso they
fenr thoir vengeance. y0tt Chtlnut exppet that
your StutU will HrOH and prUsppr.f
, 1881-04-26
Tho Morals Of ART

trt,n , -4t,t. .S !, i Isss u,,....
Cd London Journals with what purtortoa 10 DO
lrcprcAontAtlons OF tho inttrlur Of Sthdus
sehoo! OF att hHYo greatly tiuttotad tho matsons
Ut Mayfnir and liclgravia. With painful
Rcoalrauy nf d1tItl. the studies from tho nude
hnye bGeIl deltnGntptl. and tho eantiGuty Of tho
student. lnAlo a1ld female, IL only to apparent
'In tho puro nil things a7g rnre." lBrunt the
pEAltudes and to the rI11 nrt- -AtAon, real talent
{cpunetl win atl0itlun5 lDoks only tor tho ldcal
IN Whut t0 nm outsldur lnny nppo4r crudoly u,u-
iorlNl. lsut n1nong the narncas dlsclpiys Of art
Mly 10 found Runbers OF dItuttanto dAbbors,
Wau, at tho nRu whom parental aooltude
10 most Aucoasary, on the ptca that they
as tho aso Is H. ax via VIZ yeps. ssa
men OF uncertain rank. apd discuss tlot na
Ersa.'nlo artist!cnllyl the aaaton,leal proper:
n"del; ltdonbtless sounds highly classical Il!
wotncn tho ttlea OF uhts Ut ontldron studying
frl'n unftrnpcd statuus " simply repsllrut, Il
le fAet that aUout y ycar aYu u proposal WIS
toe on foot by ctrtnln f9nale students that nude
models tftnalej Bh0llll hu supplied tu tho art
ctakaGa. Au animated dtscusaun Oh The sut-
1eut Ghsled. Aal Many lalios lott, Certain forts
esPrtts, however, uElgERted u Paels, where thoy
study from tho uuao 10 their henrty' desire. In
the n9Anwhtle, Parliament, which IL xultotoua
Tor the Wtlfnru aud morality OF tho rising Xeu-
GRAFTON. should eaaet y law regulating tho I'd.
mission Ut RsplrAnts Into Bchn0lA OF art, totally
daail0wtux tho mixed" claases.
, 1881-04-26
CAUrIoN.

Auoia bo9us appliances ef e'ery dfse''N'
auimiag Electric qualities: our Itn.pA'a e''''
how to distinguish he genuine from nv 0p' y.
Pulverm,.eher's Electric ee"
ana hands alone arc geaui"s; 'e' =.
otiood ge only a,nard Of merit FIR EEtf'''e 'lt r.
anots al al the Groas lKorlfs Eto'tt0"'
Tope and Amerina
, 1881-04-26
ELECTRIC LIGHT.

6ptefds UspatcA ~ 3hs CAieAeo TTfbHns,
ATLANTA. Ga. April ?o.-A rhattetwua granted
fo-dny 10 b0dy VI eap]taIsts wh0 propose 10
urRnntzo thcmsclses Into IN Electric Light Com.
pany.. suu!e trouble will bu had jn gotttu9 The
Gtty Cauuuti 70 Ytte tho COMPANY psFlnis4iNn to
bl0Ek.
, 1881-04-26

fnntry cn.nltiat,,lM Ny otlicors sn Incompetent
TINT thp!r Ainni,lntinn wNs other too larga. or
thtt!chelA. Up 10 tho hour of tho uonmrnrt,.
st yssy y s ettr now % sey
TiIre kaoxiesu ot tholr t,ty a,,'i 'ir liz soI.
aa. osf sse arSs sS sa ut .aI .M sso', II
fnrgu cuinmnnd. aud ut tliat tin,u dill not havn
n. b @ i VIZ i.ips:sl;
!lnyu saht. rwu batiSrlcs OF light art'Iory Tint
l,al Arrived 1ust PREVIOUS to tlo bnttl' worc or.
discovered tn hnvc tior catkaons tlIIed With prt,-
1eoti!es lnrKcr ttinn tho inro Of thor Rtins. AS
1ls'tsr q coito iiloy wcrG nr.lerea T. tio rear;
they never arrived: hnfnH prcsunt They wern rG-
ilr,i tipn1, ~ cttiea !non,rnt and fMin!l q no
irt,on 0r Gett, t;rniit command was composed
Nf la i astonishing Tint, With neaely o,lc-th!r.l
uf tho fnrcu not IN tno iEt'Io IN SUNDAY, that
ouF Ariny wna forced bnek 10 tho rfFer7
slI,SEY toIfNsrDN'y ltu4Asr
that he wnaltl wator h,s horHo N tho Tennessee
tr,iu II ii lid not nsrapc,l Uri,. i}rant'a mind
Tho ni,'st serlsus stnmpetlc wns t,a,lt ,luring
thu, nfternun,. Whol0 cunpanfgs threw down
1 ter Mrs @ - ,nc Sse r for Tue 'tS. sn
!'ol,l theso ,toidiers IL cheek was . hercaloa!
Tho froi.t tha. HFssit,s was tna'Hsanot'. Il lear-
~ r.,sn ,1.o g. mnny hundreds Of agrKhted men
nretl d:,wn tho etccp hnnks. swept aeross t1p
.trip nf bottaM !nndra With wifi yctls r,!shed
axss ] of a~ s* es sss or rsasS na
crs. Fearing the crDw! wuila sink thon,
tlf1'rped down etrcatn., There was no tttna to
los'scn md caat p; tho hawsars, so | ordered
y', t%o n;s,t e,. w. tho y, Easrs 1as f. hays y 0so
'lrotpcA tntu tho river ut tho !nu.nunt TINT tho
nlxepf t1o stream was hlack with Il mugs Of
aDrsS ' % II sa W. s r.s III e. 1seatsy sst 'i ar ,,
wern f,,rrest Into tliu rlscr. Tho stea,rcrs 70.
!nalncd out IN the .strean until the i,inb ll;l,l
1e .dnu BY body Of cavalry. tt WIS nj cnsy
insk. They wero har.'er 10 nsnnaeo Than Il
pport e .4 Si sI9fo S ys ay % 5n@
ut,der tim river, hlu!rs.. II should ,u roanc,l
boret. hnwcver, that tho bulk uf these tnrn woru
tho day anil lilo Decentralization inuliunt lhorett,,
tllelr Hcrycs wGrc slMpy iess serog thai! sJlno
% %ntncrs. II Is unfortunate to be catnpc!loi to
l'iti TINT nlnnr niesFs wurp ntnonx tho thrptg.
i.ater IN thc llny, when mn,,y Wuttn.lc1t wcrG
tsn'lNirarliy pleest on THO steasncr Kaekus, a,ta
ltiter II c,,,nt,issIonel oiGcrs, st'u,o nt high
viscti to find their ctnnmands.
tiny tho sreo presented TN the rlvcr for sovcr:,
a. ft!'tlrs Suttda$ aftarnonu. Tho surxtnE crowd
Of strssKElcrs. with haro an thoru wut,t.du, conf
fAuea. WIN Weru nnt very seriously tnltrtal; tho
.ictnrhntont of, C,t. rnytor's wonnoi men, VIM
l.lu bous sont down ~ drive tiio strtxgEcrs awny
lxs.lHtit rrn.n tho tlels1 OF Sa.tle; Tho trains ui
n,In,niton ;. With Earsls Of soldiers who liter
!utlu 10 4nt to tho battlefield with theIr precious
1nntts.-ull these contributed Ia present il sccnU
newer TO bu forgotten, unl never to bu fully ur-
AyortlEu rvrtr1yn scryr
, 1881-04-26
or three tlavs IL hurry tlp Dtrlrs Mr1ny, which
was cOlnuR over from Nnshy!tln ut q NltserAbly

|
sFs IL nca ys W. e. @' aee 9ho pen Fl" IL
srT ef ennr S 10 Whis Sn16, n @s EN- 70
or,lcra wo halttl q ca,,,l'i,,. tt liz Il very rhnrt
9%Sr 20. r, sr ws sS nw,' s; 9n .e nv II + to NC
hal steam iii. tui,i @ ycs. all,i anys hc, = As
sou,l III it,y horso coI,ics tiow, We viii start,
wttniit wAittt,g tf,r my staff. 1 bclsuvo tiUsU
Immediately. r7in ,in to Crump's f.,siinx. ioi,f
miles. whero tlc,,, Low Wnl,,tca wnt niltlnnc,l
| fs,,r ,,lics Guuk IN 5 liz rntronI. Grant ur.
| .crc.l WnltMcp to nhreh his men tn pltss.
nifs l:hniailg uti.g rs soon rs ~ shw tnSt
ti,nn wcmt IN LIN !n ~ IT., t.,uy n Ionau,e'
| nntt whpn We rot tusc pulled 0ut tuy ,Yutpti.
md wn Ind bron lust forty tnlntttc! coming
! ruin oavhnnhnltl. NM WIN tno alnlcKEsI llno
II ~. .fn w " me a ~ hs n.S W.
role on upun tlio it'll. itin't srp u,,ythinE
| .nuru IT him untlt IL o'clock. when ho cnn,o
;.s,wn npn INC h,iAt an nt1crcd M not 70 NJ.
,s,",,. .to .st ,n,n - Iis ts,,.e. 49, " ,,s,tsv
Ea,ity scutturci nt lint tine Ju,t fion (ior.
l}uu catne M nj i,ulls ot,n t,At latidc uRninst
my bohL hntl tttre over on tho BOW where ttrnft
thke charge Uf tie .pfs wing, a,itI iluell tistlcre
| urtnt III io mud tnko Il. Finally both rot upon
tno!r nneses NH rsMle up m 10 tle tlela anu coh
brigade rc;ched tho river and wa e. ,scie t!uwti
u !no. ., w: ao nrnS @ tHo n,Snt W.
. .G..!su .HtsLt Mvm uHuF' M!u' ISuN'' hnu ~
M@,rtsa @ ~ ~ t.rnnt NJ oa W. Mela niter oacM 'nnp
tntsEn ino nEnt. aie hdl ny oMs
10 wrate Mtsthtttucs IN. t.uy Matacc esstt" i.ns
Htt net'ss the GrueK witn hls tncil. LOT u Wns
iin.hesl. atu hast - ~ Up l!ito the fnemy scon.
m y tSn isSr i nn9 @ a i, WI to ~ ~ , M tm,'e not IT,
@ w ,os H., s. *. ~ n .ne & nw.
oask 10 5no river. NO ~ 0,kett l.Ap hopo!ess s
GMSv. h. LII tnn noxt norn'ilx urait @ np9"ett tme
MnaL w. M A. Mn'otlR M .1v Mnc' sna W n,EHs INV Mes"n
INC ronvs ioMs tntlos lack it,io ihe country.
isufu tnah recovering mo sfouha lost inc uay
a u.,,,,. s.,s,..,. .n.,,,,,. ur ,ro s,.t.
10 sva,....s asc. ~. ~, a,,.>. ~. "o
IL The Editor VI Ths cAtc,qo tribune.
Cr1cAt;n. Anr1l -! -Tho rn,ent rcvtvnt of IN.
.,~s.t r., ~, ,'.s.,' ~. ct,i,t T.. ,r.at 49,,
.esest w tho uAt'e VI s1'loa has lhuo"oeu .ao
,, tsn 49, .o.Ss "ttcn as'h sas
~. 49, a"n .,s,.,n =. 49,. ..,,n. Wv ,..
s.ssHon. - I..t.a"aiS uta,, t,on ,,.", T..
C,n =" r.,s,.a'., t.,I.''. 49, 1"..,. un, ~.
, 1881-04-26
A Graphic Recital Of Tho Difficulties
md Events Of tho Iltsns.
frous Day.
The Story Of tho Steamboat Captain Who
Carried Grant to Pittsburg
Landing.
An Account Of the Battle Written On
the Spot by Private
Soldier.
NInl. 1srlncksn Statement.

aeseElS Inc1 Werc+ nnN MS HoH. W1lllntl i. SNCrs
NUT contends thoy wcrc not, ths led to inquiry
Of nil possible sources Ut Ruthentio information
on tho disputed point.
In pursuit of Information regarding thu point
III dispute Gl1l'c- I3smncrol representative WIS
A.lvlscd Of tho presence III St. Louis Of MI nrl.
nHnco officer nttNchei tn tho atAf Of Don.
Grnnt, commanding, ut tho tlino ot the battl1 nf
shiloh. lilo was fouml at the rcuI-estnto oice ur
q, c. Logan. On Eighth street, IN tho person ur
Mti. ". +. ll1,tScN,
whose resemblance to Ucn. Mhtosv. now United
etates ScMator from vtrgInta, hns beuu traced by
thoso faniQr with tho appearance nt 10th.
"MnJor, wcro you not Ordinance Ot11ctr OF tho
Army OF tho Tonnesscr, and III tho stft Of ncn.
Grnnt. ut tho time ot thu bnttlu Of Hhilot7"
"Ycs: hui been serving TIT the staff ct Con.
G, r. Snltth thorc. mud when 1pn. HrIilt wns TO-
stored to command. 1nlned hint."
"Thcn yon c,tr tell whother or not tho battlc
OF Shiloh WINS 4 aurprso tn tho Fctcrhl trnOpsT'
"1t was not a surprise: hut I wuuh. prcter mt
entering Into thnt question Mt length lust tluw.
WINS serving OIL tic atMN Uf ticn. Z. +. Smith, AS
have said, when Eun. urhnt WIS restored to
tho Army Of tho Tennessee. Thls give now
s'Hor to all OUT nu,veuents. 6rn. Grnnt WIS
ordered by ncn. lfnllcck To Gstnblsh lfA htHtt-
quarters at Suvnnnah oil tho Gust tnhfs Ut tho
Tennessee River, about clght rslilra below lfsts.
"6ac I u his i,rst nets after rcz,1n'up enmn,ant
wns 70 makn % frolni regoi,nn'ss'1l'Gg of thv
clusious wcrc that tt was
=. A MOST t'SFullrltxArE POSITION
to hold IN ariDy IN, aid hp requested permission
pf Gen. HRlleck to move tho trtNtits tn'vnrtiA
Auniersy ss,no niles fr'n @ so rtyer a;,ti ti'os9
hcoR to 70 to Plttsbur5 Landlnk uiia untnp tho
arny. ,,, ,,o,.,.., u..mom T., u.,.,,,. ,..
that whcu ho wanted MI M,vAucB In,ltln ho would
issuo tho necessary orders. Tho tueii,y were
thun concentrating i !arxc forco 1t Corinih. s,,a
IA
, 1881-04-26

Qlye lue tho 6hakers' 6arsaparllla in prefer.
eRce to Rla othQrs.C. 4, unNn.etts, u, D.. A0stVH
, 1881-04-26
OR
Functional DISEASES,

External remedies are the safest and ha
that Gun be applied in diseases, on accovu,
OF tho facility whlcl, We possess Of watch.
ing their action and results; nnd ot ,hca
reacdtcs Electricity, In The form Of min
continuous, and prolonged currents, rs real.
lied exclusively by. Pulyermachcrs
Electric Belts mud Bands, In, lrcn
found tho mostvaluablc, safe, simple, and en-.
,cicnt treatment in the world for tile cure o,
disease. We review, III our various pamphlets
the manifold, benefits to be derived from
pulvern1acher's Appliances, nnd bring iuy,
ward testimony In their favor from tho most
learned physicians and scientific men In Eu.
roro and this country. We aiso demonstrate
why relief unsl cure accrue from their liza
after every other plan Of treatment has
failed. Reader, nrc yo1t afflicted an4
wish to recover tho sa,Ne slegrcc Of health,
strength, and energy os experienced Ia
former years? Do any Of the following symp.
TOMS, or class OF symptoms, meet yonr ds.
eascd condition? Are yo,. suffering from
ill-health III any of It's n'utly and multi!ar.
ous forms, consequent on nj lingering, ,srr.
GUS, chronic, or functional disease? Do you
feel nevons, debilitatcd, frrtful. timid, and
lack tho power OF will nni action? Arc you
subject to loss Of memory, lava spells ot
fainting, ful!ness OF blood In tho head, teel
listless, moping, unfit for business or pess
IRE, and subject to fits Of nclanchotyf Ala
your kidneys, stomach, liver, or blood In
d'sordercd conditton2 DO, you suffer from
rheumatism, neuralgia, or aches md lains'
1Iavc indixrcttons aud cxccs.cs left YOU in
weak and dchtlita.ctl condition? Are you
tintd, nervous, and forgctful, md Is your
mind continually dwelling on tic subject
HIVE you lost confidence In yourself and
energy for business rnrsuits7 Arc you
subject to any Of tho following sympioun:
Restless nights, broken slccrA niglltn'ase,
dreams, pnlritntlon Of the lcart, b,'shful'
ness, confusion Of idcas, INVERSION to society.
dlzzlness III tho lcad, dln,ness Of sight, PIN
pies and blotcllcs on tho face and back, and
other despondcnt symptorus2 There ar
thousands Of young men, middle aged and
oven the old, who suffer froM nervous and
physical debility. There arr also thousand
OF fouanlcs, broAcn' down In health aisd spF
Its from disorders pcculiarto their SEX aad
who, from false 1noslcsty Or. neglect, prolona
their suttcrlngs, Why, ti.cn, further neg
lect subject 80 productive Of health and
future happiness wien there is Mt f'aud
means Of cure2 Why not throw of sas
yoke altogether, and seek remedy thss
has science anu common sense to commend
it-a remedy Of indisputublo efficacy and
the most certain means OF restoration 70
health md vigor.
For further particulars SEQ THE ELEc
TRIO REVIEW lElaboratcly illustrated
AND DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET, which
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GRORGE /. MEEAkS
IS TIE UTAH AGENT

1t Invites the Most Critical
Analysis.
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Mining Decision.

Washington, 20 Hon. n. c.
Mcfarland, commissioner ofthe genera
land Office, to-day, decided the case OF
the Bodie TUNE! company verSats the
Tioga aud Bechtel mining companies 0!
California, in favor of the latter compa-
MES. The questions decided by the COM
missioner are: First. that the tunnel COM
pany should have commenced suit in
court upon its adverse claim as provided
by the general mining law, and thai
having failed to assert its claim in court,
it cannot set it up before the land depart
ment in the form of protest Second
that the tunnel company having been de-
MED the right to present its claim before
the land office, no provision will be in
serted in the patents to the .Tioga and
Bechtel Companies protecting the rights
of the tunnel company. Third, one of the
Tioga compsny's locations in-the Bodie
mining district made 10 1875, 600 fee
wide. is sustained By the commissioned
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TELEGRAPHIC
rs HE BERESFORD .
An English SnOb Punished by
A CaIifOrnIa Girl

New York, 25.-A somewhat seusA-
.tional episode Is reported Z, have oc-
CURED at Cranston's h otei, West Point,
as night The story Is that n young
man calling him Captain Burslem, and
reps esei ting himself as sn officer In the
British army, arrived st the hotel three
weeks ago and registered rs from Wind
sor PLACE, England. He had broup 1t a
letter of introduction from Grace Green
wood To President Garfield and made
many friends IN New York among Wal
street brosers, 10 whom he had been in
trodured al the Union Club. At the
hoteI he net Miss Scofe, of san Fran
Csc, and daughter of n mine-oWneF,
who was sol urning at West Point with
her mother A few mornings since
Bursiem, 1T is stated, in conversation with
Nj IS Sc fr, informed the young lady
point blank that she lied and she 81
once laid the case before the msnsger of
the house, with the statement that per
son possessing such characteristics should
not be.tolerated by the guests. Barslem,
however. was too intimate with the hotel
proprietor and too firmly supported By
the mae guests to permit of his being
turned away. Last evening Miss Scotie
went with her mother to a cadet
hop, and rs they were ascending
the steps leading to The veran-
dab, the young lady me; BuFs-
LEM, who was leaning q. 4inst
pot smoking. A. sb7 attempted TO pass
be blew cloud of smoke into her face,
and quickly followed it up win another,
at the same time Smiling at her discom-
future. Miss ScOfe aPpeaied to The by
ISLANDERS for protection. but none being
Offered, she struck the alleged captain
full in the fsee, knocking his cigar from
his mouth. She followed this up with
second blow with her TT Burslem
raised his hand, containing = csne, to
ward off the blows, when she caught the
stick, wrerChfd 1t from bis grasp and,
boiling with rage, struck him squarely
in the face several times, cutti him
badly. The captain, who has false
leg, was thrown 10 the piszzs in the
melee. Later in the evening Mrs. and
Miss Scotie were, il is said requested to
leave the hotel, which they did, coming
at once TO New York They are now at
the New York Hotel. BursIem claims
to have served in the Zulu w5r, and to
have been with the Prince Imperial
when the lat er died He SAYS he is =
captain in the English army, and is SO
years ofage. The English army register
shows only one officer of that name, who
was commissioned in 1850, and who is re-
tired and now lives in India Buralem,
it is said, has engaged himself 10 8 hand
come and rich girl at West Point.
New York, 26. Public sympathy
runs decidedly with the young Cslifor-
MIA lsdy who chastised the self-styled
British. Captain BUrslem at West Point,
for the reason that the immediate provo
cation for her impusive act was only the
of a persistent series of I'M
manly aRd exaspersting annoyances pre-
viously sustained at his hands. The lady
Is in great distress becaue Of the uuex
pected publicity she has achieved, but
the gene al verdict is, served him right.