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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20
A CARD.

To the EditOr OF The MorristOvn Gazette:
Permit me through your columns to
returnto my neighbors and citizens Of
Morriaown my sincere and heartfelt
thanks for their prompt and valuable
assistance in reseuing furniture from
the budding burnt Sunday morning and
for their successful e1ortin keeping the
flames from destroying my adJacent
properly. Without ;heir presence and
.beeR ch1heRvier. thank them one
and all, from the bottom of my heart,
for their timely and heroic work.
Very truly, T. g. CAIN.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

The schedule on the RogersYille and
Jefferson railroad was changed last Fri
day, 1874 inst. Trains now leave ROg-
ersville at 7:l5 a. m, and arrive at Rog-
srsyiIle junction $50 a. m; leave the
Junction at 80 p: IN. and arrive at
Rogersville 2s4j p. m. Connections are
made NJ the Junction with the west
bound :rain No. l, on the East Tennss-
see. Virginia and Georgia railroad, and
with ne east bOund freight, leaving
hnTristoWn 81 9.4J q. m
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

While fighting the fire Friday uight,
uncle Jim Cain sustained q fall some
eight or ten feet but fortunately was not
hurt beyond severe jolting.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20
Lots for Sale.

On Main street, Moriistown, Tenn,
La the centre o. Lu,iae-s patl e town.
Apply 20 JOHN ToLAND,
-a Real Estate Gg sni.
l.. MorTistoYn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20
Local Notes and Other Net0s.

The GAZETTE has the best equipped
Job ONCE, for doing all kinds Of printing,
in upper East Tennessee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

A pastor, In eertain church, on Sun.
day Of che quarterly meeting, counted
sevenieen persons asleep during the SER
mon Of DE Elder. IL 10 NOT ascertalned
whether fheF Neie church members or
sinners, O. hywrnauy rsmaincd 81 home
to enjoy their Sunday nap. The race
Tor worldly goods or indifference % re-
ligiOus worship mskes dull hearing OF
the gOspd and sleepy WorshfperS IN any
christian church. What cotlI ys not
watch whine ono -hourg'' watch
and prays'e1A@A@~ H. - 3
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

Our esteelhea Frisad and long contlu-
ued snbscrIsaf.A WAR Edsley, Esq, Of
Muddy Creek, Loudoh county, Tenn.
taking Il for gvunted from his knowledge
Of its surroundings, that Monistown
was fearfnIly short OF ''old uncle ned,
and AppreciasiBg the necesity :of such
an application justnow 90 our backbone,
seni Us lGss week ham that In size and
cure made IA The envy Of all who saw
IT, However, 10 ~ o1iy IN s1of about 2G0
similar ones he haste disToss %. His
attention 4nd Es hefOsity Is gratefully
apr. ella edby Tie GAZETTE hogs hold.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

Venpdf thinks the autumn months
will coHtinGe moist. September win
probably give rains and floods In West
ern Canada snd Ga Western and South
ern sections Of the United States. Oc-
tober viii Pc much the same, with ear
ly colds ana snow falls. November will
begin the winter 1882 S3-a winter like.
~ 10 Dc memorable on account of its
excepttonally heavy snOw-faIls and very
cold weather oyer the whole northern
hemisphere.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

The most notable event thai Is an
nounced to occur his week, besides the
speaking Of Gen, Bate. is the grand
opening Of Geo G, Williams, the ''one-
price" clSthfss AZ bis tnagnfheeut re
modelef aud rehtted st0re-houss on
Main street. IL will be an attractive
and gorgeous affair, and our advise to
our readars ia turn out en- maasa and
witness b. Z You will be doably paid.
Read tlis marruoih Announcepent card
On our 4fstnage- ILtells all about IL.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

A two story dwelling house In south
Morristown, belonging to Mai. T. c.
Cain. VS. destroyed BY IRE Saturday
night TIE Gre originated in the kitch-
en- about hall past one o'clock and
consumed the building very rapidly.
The house was occupied by Mr.. John
Smiths fannily, who sustained quite q
serious los IN the way Of household
articles, sc. Ms. Smlah was absent nc
the time IN Baltimore, having gone
there with cattle. The loss 20 Maj.
Cain Is about 500, No insurance..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

Four Candidates for Congress.
The best dollar Shoes,
The best dollar Hats, .tst. w
New HAts-new style Hats, l-la
New Boots aud Shoes, ,iat
New Dress Goods at
4. J. HYATT & BRos.,
Whitesburg, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20

Ehe premiums viii be awarded before
noon Of eaehsdsy, and the racing after.
1 o'clecks p, m. -. :. 5s 80
The premiam list is ia press and will
be distribnted this week : 80.
Mr.. Geo. G. Williams, Nforristown's
new clothier WHO'S now opening large
and elegant stock of clothing, the larg-'
est, most varied and cheapest stock,
ever brought to Tennessee, east of
Knoxville, offers a premium for the
best stallion and of his col 3, re-
gardless Of ownership. suit of clothes
to cost &S5. 49,
= Mcssrs. Rowe 81 Marsh, dealers in
hardware and agricultural implements
OF every description, and the Chatta-
nooga chilled pillow, offer splendid
No. ~ turning pillow for the best dis
play Of grade short-loru cattle owned
by one owner III m
Messrs. Brown, Wells s. Hoyt, tie
largest and most popular dry goods and
general merchants in Morristown, offer
a splendid No. 10 oliver chilled pillow,
fortIIe best brood mare and two Of Ler
colts.
Hon. VIM. Mcfarland. OF Messrs. Nc
Farland g. Son, MorrittJNn, manufac-
turers and dealers in saddles, harness,
leather, boots aud shoes, offer an ele-
gait lady's saddle for the most graceful
lady rider o. horseback. f
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16

<, This detailed review of the several routes
occupied most of the evening, and, at three
O'Clock the court adjourned.
Judge Carpenter will conclude his argument
Tomorrow. Ea =
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1882
EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT.

The first bale Of cotton is reported in Ala
bama.
Col JONES opens the campaign at Calves
ton, on the 10Th.
THE republicans at Jackson, Mississippi
have nominated Jas. Hill for congress.
THE harmonious democrats at Montgomery
Ala, balloted 10 times to ct candidate for
congress.
THE congressional convention OF democrats
in session at Luling, was dead-locked wheh
last heard from.
THE civ of Houston is considering the
question of quarandning against browns'li'e
and Matamoros.
DIR. l.. A. WASHINGTON claimed to be
granddaughter of Geo. Washington, died al
Denison on the 10th inst.
THE long bridge at Pensacola over Escom-
bia bay, 24 miller, was finished yesterday and
trains are passing over it.
THE question of whether school-tax be
levied in Brentwood was decided negatively
Jobn Ireland will fix it-leave it to the churches.
A COUPLE Of ruffans robbed the national
bank at X erwarnee, Illinois, on the I4th, by
main force by knocking down the cashier and
a lady assistant. The people Of the town shut
up shop and went in pursuit Of the robbers.
SENATOR HoAR, of Massachusetts,, finds i,
necessary to defend his vote against the presl'
dents veto. 1t seems that the people of Mas
sachusetts are not favorable to extravagant ap'
propriations for river and harbor improve
men,s, particularly as Massachusetts has nc
rivers or harbors needing improvement
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16
THE FIGHT IN EGYPT.
THE XHEpvE ISSUES TWO DEGREES.

TuP KHEISVE ISSUES TWO DEGREES.
Alexandra, August 1.-TWO DEGREES OF
the khedve we're promulgated to-day One
authorizes the British admiral and the COM
m.nder of the British forces to occupy such
points in the Suez canal as they consider use
ml for operations against the rebels, and in
vitinp the Egyptian authorities to acquaint the
inhabitants. particularly canal employees,
with the decree; the other authorizes the Brit
ish authorities to prevent the importation OF
coal and munitions of war along the coast be-
tween Port Said and Alexandra, and, in the
event of contravention of this order, to seize
the prohibited articles.
ARAB OPPOSES THE SULTAN.
Alexandra, August I5.-Natives from X atlr
Ell Dwar report that Arab Pasha, on Sunday,
called a meeting Of the Ullmans, and obtained
from them at Fetwa. They also say ne has
organized the Bedouins, and has appointed
commanders for those at Clarkies and at Gau-
byck, in Upper Egypt.
THE SULTAN TO ARAB.
A dispatch to the Central News, from Alex
andria, says: THE sultan, to-day, PeremP-
torily ordered Arab Pasha to lay down his
arms. If he refuses, the sultan will leave HIM
to he dealt with by the English law. A regi-
and the Horse guards are just about to march
through the city. The steamer Catalonia,
with the West Kent regiment has arrived.
ENGLAND'S REPRESENTATIVE AND THE FORTE
DISAGREE.
London, August IA News dispatch
from Constantinople says: 1t is understood
that divergence of views exists between the
porte und Lord Dufferin. Lord Dufferin de-
sires a plain and simple proclamation, in
Turkish and Arabic, that Arabi Pasha Is moi
cerif but an ambitious and lawless adven
turer, and England insists upon commanding
the Turkish troops. 1t is said that the ques
ton will be brought before the conference
CONTINUATION OF THE STAR ROUTE TRIALS
Washington, August I5.-When the crimi
nal court met this morning, Mr.. Carpenter, O
the counsel for the defense, continued his ad
dress to the Jury. He explained, briefly, tn
meaning of the word expedition" as applie'
TO the star route, declaring that the law pro
v;ded that when route was expedited and tn
number of men and animals increased, pa
should be pro rata under the contract; and h
declared that when it was dlslngenerous Of
the part Of the prosecution TO pretend that tn
Government should have put an expedition a
lower rate. 1t was insisted that there ha
been a great extravaganza in regard to the es
pedition of routes. The defense had otfere
10 prove that there had been no extravaganza
but the prosecution had objected and tn
court had sustained the objection.
Mr.. Carpenter then proceeded to take up,
detail. the routes in regard to which fraud
charged, asserting the importance OF expedite
service, and attempting to prove their imPor
ance by reference to the geographical positio
and geographic al formation Of the territory
which the service was to be performed.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16
Col, Jones will Open the Canvass at Ga
weston.

weston.
Bastrop. August Is.-Hon Wash Jones ar,
rived home yesterday from Washington, and
in a conversation with your reporter to-day,
stated positively that he will be an independent
candidate for governor at the next election,
and will open the campaign with speech at
Galveston next Saturday, August 10Th; al
Brashear, Monday 2Ist, and at Giddings,
Tuesday 22d. He says he will make as thor
ouph canvass as he can in the time between
this and the election.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16
Notice

Is hereby given that on the Sth day Of August
A. ID. 1882, | sold, transferred and delivered
to the firm of !. NJ. Hunt & CO., music deal
ers, No 22o Commerce street, San Antonio
Texas, my entire interest in the business oi
said firm. j.. NJ. HUNT.
san Antonio, Tex, August I4th, 1882.
S-IS-2t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16

-Backache is almost Immediately relieved
by wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed and
Belladonna Backache Plasters. Try one and
be free from pain. Price IS cents. Whole
sale by A. Dreiss.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

All announcements for candidates within
half an inch space IS.
respectfully announce myself as candl-
date for the Office of county judge of Bexar
county, subject to the action OF the democratic
nominating convention. J. X. MASON.
We are authorized to announce John f
Ochse as a candidate for County Judge at the
coming election. o-3-4t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-16
For sale.

In sums of $500, or multiples thereof, County
of Bexas per cent. coupon bonds. Coupons
payable here or at New York, at holder S
option. Apply to F. GRoos & Co. S-II-S2
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08
FOR THECAMPAIGN
THE CHEAPEST CAMPAIGN
PAPER IN THE STATE.

The DAILY PATRIOT will be sent to single subscri-
bers until the tenth OF November next, at the
rate Of 81 2s per copy: to clubs Of five and up
wards at the rate of SlO0 per copy.
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT viii he sent until the week
after the election az the following rates: Single
copy, 80 cents; club Of FIVE. 81 cents per copy ,
club Of ten, 80 cents per copy; club Of twenty, .
cents per copy club Of my, % cents per capy-
The campaign will be exceedingly interesting
and every citizen will be posted on Its issues and
events. Send n your orders Address
PATRIOT PU BLISHlNt CO,
lAERIsBU PA,
Or send double the amount charged for the week
ly ftiOn O-this office and secure both the FREE
Man and Patriot for the time specified.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08

THE HOwLING MoNKEY.-Theh howl
ing monkeys are the largest found in
America, and are celebrated for the loud
voices of the males. Often IN the great
forests of the Amazon and the OrlnOcO,
a tremendous noise is heard in the night
and early morning. as If great assem-
blage of wild beasts were all roaring
and screaming together. The noise can
he heard for miles and is louder and
more piercing than that of any other an
imal. yet it is produced by single male
howler sitting on the branch of lofty
tree. They are enabled to make this eX-
traordinary noise by means of an organ
that IS possessed by no other animal.
The lower jaw is usually deep aud this
makes room for a hollow honey vessel
about the size of a walnut, situated un-
| der the root of the tongue and having
| an opening into the wind pipe by which
/ the animal can force air into 1t. This
! increases the power of its voice sounding
| something like the hollow case of VIC
! lin. and producing those marvellous roll
! ing and reverbrating sounds which caus
| ed the celebrated traveller, Waterton
! to declare that they were such tha
might have had their origin in the infer
nal regions. The howlers are large anC
| able-bOdied monkeys with bearded face
and very strong and powerful graspin:
tails. They inhabit the widest forests
| they are very shy, and are seldom takel
! captive though they are less attTactiv
! than many other American monkeys
! PoD1tIdr Science Monthly.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08
MOVING MACHINES. HORSE ElTEl1F


Horse Hay Forks. Rope and prft--l
Corn CuIIiva1Ors. and a FUN I'ra W!A
esting Tools. Also large sss1rt11--, 7'' Il
Table, Floor and Stair oil C7og.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08

HUBroR OF ANIMALs.-WhO that has
kept dogs can deny that they possess a
keen sense of humor Nor are they
the only animals who enjoy joke. The
parrot who has succeeded in gripping
careless scientific person by the nose and
whiskers will often laugh at the top of
his lungs for the next half hour, and
show his enjoyment Of his innocent joke
by standing head downward on his
perch, and writhing in the most frantic
attitudes. That cats laugh is evident
from the familiar proverb in regard to
Cheshire cats, which must had origin in
something. There was a public cat, or
in other words cat without any private
owner-living in "A suburban town few
wears ago who was full of sarcastic hu-
NOR. She had frequently been chased
in a rude and alarming manner by To-
cal dog, and naturally had no love for
her prosecutor. One day the latter was
chained up as a punishment for mlscon-
duct in connection with a clergyman S
leg. and the cat, finding that he could
not break his chain, came and sat on
the ground just beyond his reach with
broad grin on her face, which must have
been to the last degree eXasperatlng 10
the canine mind. Not content with
this the cat went in search of a large
tempting bone, which she deposited
within two inches of the dog and then
sprang up and down, balancing herself
on her fore and hind legs, with display
of hilarity which drove the dog frantic.
There was no possible doubt that the
cat was playing practical joke on hel
enemy, and she enjoyed it to the utmost
| possible extent. A dog laughs audibly
He opens his mouth as wide as possible
and, with his tongue hanging out, utter:
| a sound somewhat resembling whine
| and bark, but differing essentially from
| either. The expression Of the fact
| shows that he is enjoying himself, anC
| bears not the slightest resemblance tC
/ the look of pathetic melancholy which
! always accompanies a genuine whine
! But enough has been said to prove thai
/ animals have keen sense of humOr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08

THE FREEZING CURE.-By means of
freezing parts may be rendered wholly
iusensible to pain, so that slight surgi-
cal operations may be easily performed.
When the freezing is long continued the
frozen parts lose their vitality entire
lv. which will cause them TO slough
away. By this means eXcreScenceS as
warts. wens, and polypi, fbrous and Sc
braceous tumOrs and even malignant
tumors, as cancers, may be successfully
removed, Small cancers may be some
times cured by repeated and long con-
tinued freezing Their growth may GER
tainlv be impeded by this means. a
convenient mode of application in can
Ger of the breast is to suspend from the
neck a rubber bag filed with ice, allow
ing it to lie against the cancerOus organ.
Freezing may be accomplished by apply
/ ing a spray of ether, by means Of an aut-
omatiZer. or by a freezing mixture COM
posed of equal parts of pounded ice and
( salt. Mix quickly, put into gauze bag
/ and apply it to the parts frozen. From
/ three to six minutes the skin will become
! white and glistening. then the bag may
/ be removed Freezing should not bt
continued longer than six minutes at {
/ time. as the tissues may be harmed
| though usually 70 harm results from re
/ peated freezing two or three times
LumbagO and sciatica, as well as othe
/ forms of neuralgia, are sometimes Al
most instantly relieved by freezing tn
skin Immediately above the painful part
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08

4 Doc MISER.-InStanceS of the ca
Zine economy are by no means rare but
the account of dog miser, so far as our
records extend, are unique. Dandie, the
animal referred to, was New Found
land dog, belonging to gentleman IN
Edinburg. 1t frequently had money
given it, because, besides other inter9s-
ting signs of sagacity, 1t would go to
the bakers and buy its own bread. But
Dandie received more money than his
needs called for, and so he took TO hoard
ing il. This his master discovered in
consequence of the dog having appeared
one day with a breakfast roll when it
was known that no one had given him
money. Suspicion aroused, search was
made in the room where the dog slept,
Dandie appeared quite uncOncerned
about it until his bed was approached,
when he seized the servant by the gown
and tried to drag her away, and became
so violent that the master had to hold
him. Sevenpence-half penny was found
hidden in the bed. Dandie did not fore
90 his saving pTopenSities even after this
but he exhibited a great dislike ever at
terward for the servant who had diScOv-
covered his hoard, and in the future took
great care to select his place of conceal.
ment. Stories of dogs who carry mon
ey to the store to obtain food are quite
numerous; but the following incident
which was communicated to the Bristol
Mercury is. if authentic, probably un-
pare!led even in canine records. y Bris
tOl dog was allowed by the butcher tC
receive his meat on trust, the butcher
scoring each pennywOrth supplied with
/ a piece of chalk. One day our canine
! friend, observing the butcher make tive
marks with the chalk instead of one
seized another piece of meat and despite
/ the efforts of the man to detain him raj
off home with both pieces in his mouth
Chambers Journal.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08

a REMARKABLE TREE.-The older
readers of the Chimes will perhaps re-
member a history of coral which was
published some time ago, the beautiful
shapes in which it is found and the part
it sometimes played in forming islands.
Coral is formed by the secreti0ns of car
Donate of lime obtained by innumerable
minute animals called polyps. After it
does a certain amount of work it dies
and others take it's place. and so the
building of the beautiful structure goes
on. or these structures none eXcels IN
beauty the sertularia rama, a specimen
of which is given in the picture, 1t has
the outlines Of a forest tree, although II
is not more than two feet in height.
With a foot hold on the rock it spreads
out its graceful branches, which are Gov.
cred with luxurance of leaves and
flowers. Truly it is a wonder of won
Gers-a tree of marble adorned with an
imated leaves and living flowers 4e'
it is but one of a million hidden marvel
wrought by the hand Of an onnipotent
I Creator, TO make the world we inhabi
[ beautiful to dwell in Chimes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-08

CURE FOR AsTHMA.-A lady whose
husband had suffered very acutely from
asthma ard had tried many methods of
relief, without advantage, sends the
following lone very hot day when the
thermometer stood at one hundred and
six degrees, my husband took very Sc
we're cold, and asthma trouble cOmmenc-
ed. A gentleman sent him word that
az old friend of his had been cured by
sleeping on pillow made of wild bal
SAM or, as the Massa chusetts people
call it, life everlasting 1t grows wild
in most places in the country and is con-
sidered by some an excellent thing foI
cOlds-made into tea, of course. We
had not a particle of faith, but as some
grew near by, sent and got it, and as ii
was not dry enough for pillow, put it
on the floor of his bed room. That night
my husband did not have the asthma
nor has he had it since. We are going
| to give it thorough trial. 1t has work
ed a miracle so far