davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-19
OK TRAIN FOR SALE.

FreIghGers and Lumbermen
can meet with sn opportunity seldom
offered nowadays, to purchase q first
class outfit, consisting Of Fifteen
Yoke of Large, Fine Oxen, all
carefully selected and especially adapted
for road or mountain work. Also Six
Wagons, completely rugged for freight
ing, with Yokes, Chains, Shoes, ETC., etc.
Everything new and in frst-clsss order.
The oxen have been we'll fed and cared
for during the past winter, and are in ex-
cellent condition for work. The outfit
can be seen at Jusb Station. Utah Cen
trail Rsilwsy. For particulars apply to
the Office of Kimbsll Il Lawrence, Kin
ball Block. this city. apis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-19

SHILOH'S CURE Will. imme-
dial ely relieve Group, Who0ping
Tough and Bronchitis. Sold by z.
G. NJ. 1. Drug Store. 40
National Republican., 1883-05-09
THE r1oR1nA sHIr CANAL.

Important Meeting OF the Promoters OF
tho scheme-Oniccrs Elected-The Work
TO be Pushed.
The directors and promoters Of the Florida
ship canal scheme, which was organized some
time ago, after two unsuccessful attempts dur
ing the day yesterday, held business meet
ing at the Arlington hotel last night. There
were present Senator Malone, Col. A. w.
Jones' A. +. Rogers, Mr.. Nealy Of Tennessee; (;
Col. Looney, also Of Tennessee; Gov. Blok-
ham, Of Florida; Oliver Ames, Of Boston I;
Gov. Cameron, of Virginia Col A. w. Jones,
of Virginia: A. S. Mann, of Florida, and s.
L. Myer, of New York. Senator Malone was
elected temporary chairman, and Mr.. A. L. Ro-
gers, secretary. The meeting, after the trans
action Of minor business, proceeded to the cleo
tion of the following officers 10 serve one year
President, Gov. John @. Brown, Of Tennessee;
vice president, Hon. VIM. Window secretary,
Hon. George G. Gorham treasurer, 3. L. Ny
Charles p. Stone. The directors are thirteen
in number, twelve of whom were elected as
follows: Gov. Ben. +. Butler, of Massachu-
setts; Gov. John G. BROWN, of TENNESSEE
Hon. William Window, Of Minnesota; SEN
ator Malone Townsend Cox, Of New York
Senator John p. Jones; A. s. Mann, of Flor
ida; Michael Jacobs, OF New York; A. W.
voiiSot VI 'iAkiul6l k2s - uAyohI VI ANoW AOifN
Gov. Cameron, s. n. Grow, Of Virginia, and
Gov. Bloxham, Of Florida. The name Sc
lected for the canal was tho "Florida Ship
Canal and Transit company" Twenty
six millions Of dollars of capital stock
was subscribed by the members and several
outside parties. The chief engineer was di-
rected to employ engineers and put them at
work Immediately. Work will be begun by
the first Of September at the latest, by which
time the engineers will have completed their
portion Of the work.
Gov Bloxham said last night that the
legislature would mako nll the necessary ar
rangements for the successful construction of
canal, which was needed want in his
state, and that the people were cognizant of
the fact and would extend support, The
proposed canal runs from point on the st.
Johns river, above Jacksonville, to point on
the Swanee river on the gulf side, q distance
of eighty.ono miles. The company ask for a
charter of about 100000 acres of land. The
next meeting will bo held in week or two,
when the chief engineer will present his os-
Inmates.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
THE LATE SURGEON GENERAL.
Official Order Announcing His Death TO
tho Medical Department. OF the Army.

Official Order Announcing His Death to
tho Medical Department OF the Army.
Surgeon General Crane has just issued an
official order announcing to the officers of the
medical department of the army the death Of
the late Surgeon General Barnes (retred), in
which a full history Of the life of that officer
is given, including an enumeration of the
important positions filed by him during o
continuous military service of over forty
three years. The many noble qualities of the
late officer arc referred to, and warm tribute
Is paid to his valuable services III bringing
the medical branch Of the army to Its present
high standard. His coolness his skill, his
Judgment were remarkable, eminently fitting
him for o high position on the medical staff
where such qualities are indispensable and
their exercise oftentimes required to be prompt
ever instantaneous. As surgeon and ply
sician he was quick Of perception, sound of
judgment, aud fertile In oxpedients and de-
cision. His mind was at once comprehensive
and minute, and he brought to bear upon
what are called trioral things the same close
attention and broad grasp of thought that in
matters of greater moment won for him so
high reputation. He never, lacked those
qualities so important as physician, un-
SSearying patience, and kindly sympathy.
And his professional skill was remarkable.
He was q successful healer. As man Gen.
Barnes was just, kind hearted, considerate,
and constant. He commanded unvarying
respect from all who knew him, and "to
know him intimately was to love him." He
was thoroughly sincere, hating shams and
hypocrisy with cordial hatred that was to
be measured only by his admiration and af-
fection for honesty and truth. AS an officer
he was thorough conscientious, and pune
tilious, Take him all In all great man has
fallen in Israel when he died. His attention
to President Garfield undoubtedly was the
cause, from protracted care, anxiety and con.
tinement, which laid the foundation for the
disease that carried him of.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
PAYMAsrER WATSON.
His Alleged Robbery Bsrefsccd Frau d
He Makes n Confession.

SAN ANTONIO, May s.--Quite sensation
was created in this city to-day by the confess
sion of Mai. Wasson, psymaster, alleged to
have been robbed of $4,000 ON the train near
Fort Worth, that the whole transaction was a
fraud to cover his short account with tho gov
ernment. Wasson is now here at hcadquar-
ters under arrest He was ordered here 70
turn over the balance Of the funds In his
hands TO Chief Paymaster Ferrell and
settle his accounts. An examina-
tion by Col. Ferrell exhibited n
shortage Of about $500. Wasson confessed
the deficit, but claimed to have made up the
amount and been robbed of So, 900. On being
further questioned he made clear breast Of
the whole affair. He was Immediately placed
under arrest at the headquarters, with scanty
supplies Of necessaries and heavily guarded
by soldiers. IL is said that his Iowa bonds
men are good for his indebtedness to the gov
ernment t$5,500). He has designated tho
hiding places of the remaining $1s,500, end
officers have been sent for it, A list Of officers
for the court martial has been made and tho
trial will occur quite soon.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
PERSONAL.


Gen, G. q. sawtelle, U. 8. A., Is at the Ebbitt.
Hon. C. F. Hobart ofst, Paul, Is at the Ebbitt,
DR.. y. II. Hubbard. of Brooklyn, Is at the Ebbltt
Hon. william Byers, ofNew York, is at the Eb-
bitt.
Frank F. Van Dervent, Of New York, is at the
Ebbitt
Hon. a. c. Harmer, of Pennsylvania, is At the
Ebbitt.
Paymastsr General GulIck, U, S. NJ is at the
Ebbitt.
Mr. and Mrs, ]. T. Murry, OF New York, is at
the Ebblu.
Representative Camp, Of New York. is at the
Arlington.
,, Gen, II TeOaE, the new Turkish minister, is at
Wormley's.
Representative Frank Hiscock, OF New York.
Is at the Arlington,
MTom Talbot and ]. +, Barr. OF williamsport, Pa
are at the Arlington.
Hon. Lyell Adams, United States consul at
Geneva Ia ut the Ebbltt.
Gen. W. W. Belknap has been invited by his old
comrades In arms aud follow toWnsmou OF Keo-
kuk, Iowa, to deliver the decoration day address.
H. b. Ayres,- Alta, n. y; John II. Bryant, Nor.
folk, Va; D. Nage, Cincinnati W. L. Davis and
W. T. Hardy, Lincoln, Neb,, are at the Arlington.
NJ. e. Banks, bridgeport, Conn. b. q, Simpson,
PhiiadsipRia, Pa sndw H. curry Chicago, & ca oiiSs H.
are at the st. James.
Mrs Chauncey Smith and two daughters Bos.
ton; Mrs. H. ID. Griggs, New Rochdale, NJ y; ].
w Mitchell and family, Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs.
AT Wormley's.
/. schoolhern, Maryland +. A. Armstrong,
New York Y. q, DeCsssenaye, Phlladelphia;
Fred Smith, Virginia; j.. Sleenor II. W, Wood, r.
at the 81, Marc.
W. NJ. Bush and wife, Boston; II, j. Reader, ].
II, Dawes Scranton Pa; g, " Cole, Allegheny,
Pal N. W. Floyd, N, "; @. T.. Hoslo and wife,
Mrs. 4, II. Bartlett, Z. II. Post, n " arc al the
Riggs.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
AnnuaI New York DOG Show.

New YORK, May s.-The seventh annual
New York bench show of dogs opened to-day
in the Madison Square garden. The show Is
given under the auspices of the Westminster
kennel club. The entries numbered over
100. The first prize for champion mastitf
dogs was awarded to w. Grahams belfast,
Ireland), fawn colored three-year-old dog,
Nevison, The first prize for champion pointer
dogs over fifty pounds to King Bow, entered
by the Detroit kennel club of Michigan /;
first prize for champion pointer bitches over
Christopher Moller, of this city; first prize
for pointer dogs over fifty-fvo pounds to
Perth, owned by E. @. La Montague, of this
city,
National Republican., 1883-05-09
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Meeting Of tho Members OF the Engineer
Brigade OF the Veteran Corps.

fANSGAAeA VI NAAp NANhAcSAH % NhAp AthktuCef
Brigade OF tho Veteran Corps.
Resident members Of the engineer brigade
of the Army of the Potomac met in goodly
numbers at Grand Army hall last evening
pursuant TO adjournment of last week. 1t Is
proposed to make the engineer element
conspicuous In the parade Of tho sixteenth
instant, as upon the occasion Of the review at
Richmond aud at Washington in 1865. Mai.
Middleton, president Of the meeting, will st
once take measures for the procurement
of equipage to head the column with II pom
ton train. From correspondence already
had, it is assumed that many old comrades of
this organization will be present next week
Another meeting will be held next Friday
evening.
The general committee of the Union Vet
eran corps ON the coming reunion and camp
fire at the Schuetzen park on the 18th instant
met at their armory last evening and trans
acted considerable business. Letters were
received from the SRngerbund and M@nerchor
accepting tho invitation and assuring tho
committee Of their support and aid upon that
occasion, The various subcommittees re-
National Republican., 1883-05-09
Postmaster. Anpo,ntsd.

Tho President yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters; Esreff II, Banks, at
BiddcsSrd, Moi John S, sProull, at Eagle
Mimi; Edward NJ. Evans, at Vinton, Iowa
David Belts, at Fremont, Ohio vice Krebs,
suspended William II, Marks, at Naples, N.
Y, F, A. Moriarity, at Council Grove, Kan;
j. s. Bell, at Monroe, Wis; Peter +. Peterson;
ut Telkamah Neb,
National Republican., 1883-05-09
WANTED
pERMAToLoGY:
A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. ]. VAN DYCK,
pERMAToLooIsT.
7os Eleventh street northwest,
COMPLEXION BLEMIsHEs.

Acme.--Plmples form on the check. chin. and nose;
AFFECTS both sexes.
q. neutrality-suspicious. The pores OF tho fore
head, cheeks, and nose become filled with whitese
bacaous substance capped with black specka Is
often associated with IN oily condition OF the skin
Is exceedingly annoying, aud Affects both sexes.
Liver Spots--Are yellowish, brownish, dirty, mud
dy:looking spots on the forehead, extending TO the
hair, on the cheeks and sometimes on the breast and
hands. Liver spots arc frequently associated will
general sallowness Of the face mostly Affects indtlp
between the ages Of ~ aud 10. ~
Redness OF the Nose.-The noso becomes red and
flushed from the least exciting cause, exposure TO
heat cold the use or alcoholic liquors and Wines
anger and forth AT times there Is great heat IN the
nose AT hrst this Iedness disappears, but finally y
becomes chronic. The velna become enlarged, and
the sufferer Is Obliged 10 carry the sign of intenper
auco, whether he deserves ltor not
Freckles, Wrinkles, Moth, Tan, sunburn, Sailow-
Coarse, Deep Pores Moles, Blrthmarks are an
noyng complexion blemishea and disooorations,
NIL Of which readily yield 10 proper archaeological
akim
National Republican., 1883-05-09

ported progress and that much enthusiasm
was being manifested by both the active and
honorary members. The sale Of tickets was
reported as being far beyond expectation.
Under the head of special notices will be
found an advertisement as to privileges of the
marx
National Republican., 1883-05-09
THE HAIR.
THE HAIR.
TIIE HAIR


An important branch Of permatoiosy is ths trcat-
Gus, luxuriant head of hair is one of the most dis
unguishing marks OF personal beauty. To be regal
haired Is the pride OF man and the glory OF woman
and Is u personal adornnent appreciated by every
one Every lady and gentleman who has the least
regard for their personal appearance should pay the
strotest attention TO the care preservation, manage
ment and treatment OF the hair aud scalp. so M to
preserve Its youthfuiness and uxurance as late IN
lfn as possible. No should be bald gray under
10. it's really surprising the number OF young men
who are becoming promaturoly bald.
rhinneas falling, partial loss OF hair and badness
- produced by many causes Some are hereditary
Entire families lose their hair early In life; ;
others from Illness, some .from headache,
neuralgia, mental energy, grief care, &C, Many
nre the result OF scaly valp letter excessive dan
dru artificial heat produced by wearing fur or other
pnyentilatsd hats and caps. tSou never see man
ness where the hair Is completely destroyed) The
different forms OF badness derive their names from
the paris affected, thus;
There are Crown, Frontal, Part, Temple, and Spot
Badness.
The above and every rash humor eruption, blood
md skin disease bemlsh, discoorRton, or defect OF
the complexion and hair successfully treated by Dr.
Van Dyck.
so, II you wish fresh pure, clear. aud beautiful
complexion, thick heavy, vigorous, luxurlant hair,
regular uniform brows and lashes, soii white, pretty
DR. j. VAN DYcK DormatolosiSt.
7OS Eleventh street northwest.
Every Monday Tuesday, und Wednesday, n. m.
to p. m. sunday, Qto2
Both sexeH treated. my2wtm
National Republican., 1883-05-09
THE EYEBRo@s AND EYELAsHES
THE EYEBBBows AMP EYYEI.AsHEs'

ThnTo Is moro Dehuty IN a ppIr OF VIEOfOuS, TeRIHr
uniform, and wekept eyebrows, long dropping,
curved, and bewchiiig eyelashes, than people are
aware Of A very unattraotve eve assumes new
beauty and greater influence when Il looks from be,
meath long, well.developed fascinating fringes In
oriental countries those considered o be the most
distinguishing features Of personal beauty, and la
dya RBheS are unattrRotive II not long and dropping
Our society ladies acknowledge these 10 be rare adj
unoL 81 beauty by resorting 70 the use OF pencil and
which nature has failed TO supply to them In SUN.
Client quantity.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
Secretary FoIger's summer Home.

Secretary Folgcr has given up his house on
Eighteenth street and rented the Brent
wood cottage" near Ivy City, for his summer
residence. He will take possession In a short
timo,
National Republican., 1883-05-09
'R RENT-BY H. IL. WARNER,

on Is hI . w U bFIuBVbI WIN " VJ
our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices Sc. and how they may be
" ''AN y" ''A' '''''B n. II. WARNER OiS + street.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
for SuIe--Sarms.
snmmrr Nnnrninu.

NoUNTRY BOARD AT ARLINGTON, VA;
y eoEpyoyanees Furnished terms terms very Tsas2nablgi
MoRRlCE Arlington y. o., Alexandria county
Va. myl-A"
National Republican., 1883-05-09
3Ost amo fOunS.

VXTANTED-TABLE BOARpERS; ALSO, TO
w rent fIont TOoni nicely FURNISHED and good
HHed hall room. Apply al0li Iwellth street nOrlh-
west. mybJt+
IF THE LADY WHO FOUND THE LACE
Il hchu on Wednesday, May =, viii return the same
10 l4Ol Sixteenth street. she VIII got the reward I'St
National Republican., 1883-05-09
Amnstmtnts.

9mustmtnts,
NATIONAL THEATER.
The Distinguished Actress,
ADA GRAY,
HER DUAL CHARACTER
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE,
EAST LYNNE.
Sc ht our Usual Cheap Matinee Prices.
Admission 70 Dress Circle, - CENTS for all. NO &C.
cured seats. First come first served. -
=, Lower moor % and 70 cents, with no ox'ta onA'ge
Night performance at popular prices.
MAY ~ IA, IN,
BENEFIT OF THE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.
.-,,, MAY q AND2s, ,,,,,s,rv
GRAND REVIVAL OF PINAFoRE.
MAY 2s-BARRETT DRAMATIC CLUB.
EoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
ANNUAL BENEFIT
OF
Mr.. JOHN Il. FORD.
1852 THE WASHINGTON MANAGER 1888
MONDAY EVENING, MAY H.
Tho performance will be Gilbert ana Sullivan's
Charming Fairy Opera OF
IoLANTHEi Or, THE PEER AND THE PERI,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF the
AMATEUR COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
Musical ~ pTSc'Sr ir AZ maiIc ise Ir'
Every Character Adequately Filied
Elegant Costumes New Scenery, &C.
Reserved places, $3.50 and ST. according TO location
Admission, 81 or so conts.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
Businsss Gbantss.

n IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i on Time DepOsilA United states Bonds bought
where, by j. u. soULER CO.. Bankers, tais PsnP-
oylYAna aYenue mA1Su
National Republican., 1883-05-09
H,al Gstutr 8rnh,r.

K \, RIMBALI. A,F, oHILDs
VIA. IETAGBALIL Ss SIIrIIDJ,
Real EsInls and Fire Hnsurhace Agents,
No. 1919 y street Northwest.
Parties desiring to BUY SELL. or HENT City or
Country prODerty please give Il call.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
a1lUnrp TO gOau.

A FONEY TO LOAN on real ESTATE ATTHE
street NORTHWEST nolSu
National Republican., 1883-05-09
.for Sale miscellaneous.


TNOR sALE--A NEW BRICK STORE, WITH
IL lot on NJ street northwest, renting for e2i0 per
Annum price ~ $50, net 10 per cent investment.
Apply SIS Twelfth street northwest. mY9,9tH
TTNo ANTIQUARIANs-Fo sALE--A PARCEL
IL OF old documents, relating TO Continental and
REVOLUTIONARY times. Address EXECUTOR, Re
publican uillce. myNlt Z
LNOR SALiG--A GOOD LOOKING FAMILY CAR.
IT Tlage, strong and In very good order with sum
mer nngs; also a new refrigerator for family use.
Apply at i7O6 Seventh street northwest mys3tS
NOR SALE-CHEAP, A NEW WILCOX n
IL Gibbs automutlc sewing machine with all I'm.
provements Address II. ", Rennhlcnn Ollice, A,3tt
UNoR sALE-oNE COPY GuITEAu TRIAL, SIS
H. Apply NJ 1902 Marion street my7-3s
INoR sALE-oNE CoRNEr IN FIRST CLASS
IL order cheap for cash. t4i7 Ninth street north,
west my7-3ts
JNoR sALE-AN ELEGANT NEW $50 SINGER
Il sewing machine, slightly used with all modern
improvements; drop leaf cover, side drawers aud
all attachments, for ta0 with i've years guarantee,
AT tAUEltBAOH corner seventh aud II. my7-3tS
TlOsEWOOD CASE PIANO-6 oCTAVEi IN
III perfect order S0 stool end cover, bargains
used WoilClI Il Rho 'O25 Seventh street ny7-stS
NOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINs-A NUM-
II ber OF hne SECOND hand Pianos OF various cele-
bratod mRkOrs, including one magnificent, nearly
new. KrAnsh n bach, at u, IL. WILD u BROS.
Piano Warerooms 700 Seventh street northwest.
ma3-lmt
National Republican., 1883-05-09
Mlantto---Ronns.
aolantro--8u uusts.

VXTANTED-To RENT, IN SUBURBS, HOUSE
w with or rooms, and stable room for horses
Address wII.LIAMs, Republican Office mygst.
wv ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A
w furnished house 10 take charge OF during the
summer best OF references given. Address u. u,
Republican Onice my9-3s
VNTANrED-BY A FAMILY OF TWo-A
wv small house, with atnbe; on or before June !
rent must be low. j., Republican Onioe my7-StF
National Republican., 1883-05-09
educational.
c,pENcEpIAN BUSINESS coL1EaE

CtPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- LINCOLN HALL BUILDING,
CORNER NINTH AND d STREETa
Day and evening sessions for the education OF sons
and daughters and men and women for selEsupport
and real life, Branohea taught arei This English
Language business Arithmetic, Spencerian PTacti-
cal Penmanshp, bookkeeping, by single and double
entry, Business Practice, Physical and Vocal Cul'
tufe, Political Economy, Commercial Law,
Scholarship for year nom date OF entrance, day or
evening, $50 special terms by month or quarter or
application. - - ..,e,..
MRS. SARA A, SPENCER, ViCe.PrlncipaL Au4
National Republican., 1883-05-09

TT5EFUL FBET
~ Arc requisite TO health and comfort, hence the
elle oil the world. far ana near, visit
DR. WHITES hSrABLISuMENT,
ltl6 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Willnrds Hotel,
For the slocessfll roment OF hard ami son COrns,
luminous, inverted nails, vascular excresoences, and
other ailments OF the thot
Esia6iished 10 Washington d. C., in 1851,
Once fec, u per visit for putting thS feet In or.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
gSoarNins.

DoXRDTNo- No-MEAIs SERVED no RESI-.
Id dencea peraons desiring meals Will please call
on or address CATERER, lis2 * street northwest.
niys-3tf
T5NRENONT HOUSE.
Il CHANGE or PROPRIErORs.
FlrAtcass table pOlloand attentive ser wants Very
desirable situation Tor tnmilies Rates, $50 and q
per day k25, t30. tS5, and 40 por month.
del y, w, DENIsoN. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-05-09
Sarnnl,n...si sitnntinn....ftmnI,.

w situation TO tend one child and sew; would like
TO go TO the country. Please call At No. 7oi First
street northwest myl3tf
National Republican., 1883-05-09
.fur Rtnt .fnrnishtN Yuums.

1922 STREET NoRTHwEsT-HA;,NS
Il oOO some 'front.' room adjoining. both wen iur.
nlshCd, for rent, with or without board plenssht
rooms for summer. myeat.
National Republican., 1883-05-09

TXTANTEp-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN X
w Beall, Room 4, 14oO Now York avenue, Is y Com
missioner OF Deeds for every state and Territory,
Public always In office from a IN. tob D. m. apsoiy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-05
Two Very Smart Girls,

When Sultan Serendib sent for a
famous foreign physician to cure his
favorite wife, he was quite COMPOUNDED
to find that the doctor expected to see
the woman before he treated her casc,
Seeing her was, OF course, entirely out
Of the question for any one but the
Sultan himself We have known per.
sons iust about rs delightfully."- reasona.
bic, who wanted advice about using
secret, but wouldn't tell the secret The
Cincinnati Goz.He relates an instance:
a couple OF welI-drcsscd young ladics
came into the Central Police Station
Monday, and smiling sweetly on tie
crowd Of officers and reporters present
the elder one turned and audibly said
to her companion,
80 Mabelle, WbQt shall we doy'
"Do you wish to speak to the ser.
geant" inquired that official, rising
and politely bowling.
And are YOU the sergeant? How
nice! You see, We want toknow if YOU
can help us, It's SO funny, he-hc.ea.ce!
The way Of it is--you sec we suspect
her OF stealing twenty dollars"
That Is, the servant girl interrupt.
cd the official, who, from long cx.
periencc, Guessed pretty accurately who
tho she referred to was.
"Yos, yes Didn'tl SAY the servant
grip How stupid, You see, wo oaly
suspect her. and we want to know il
YOU can't holp rs TO End ont. We
don't want her arrested not for tho
world. We only want her frightened"
All this was rattlcdolt with lightning.
like rapidity.
Very well, we will SEQ what we can
do, ladies'" tho sergeant went on.
What Is the name and the address,
please?"
"Oh, we dontwantto give any names,
he ho-c c &c, or addresses, not for
anything. We only want YOU to find
out whether she took 1t or not"
"Ah, yes" tho blue.coat remarked.
anxious TO terminate the interview
Certainly; you will have to sec the
superintendent, Office up stairs. He'll
arrange it for you; good.aiternoon."
what do they expect police are for, )"
he sighed, as he again took his scat, ,if
not 10 make arrestsp Think that we
know all about EN- without letting us
have even their names and addresses.
Spirits OF the air, perhapsl We have
about dozen such idiots every week,
and its beginning to tell on my consti.
tuition"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-05
DIRECTIONS.

Insert with li,tl finger
! particle Of the Balm
INTO thr nostr,lr; draw
brcaths through
The nose. Il will be
: bsofbcd
ELY'SCGFAN BALM
onectualiy clr'nses I he
gsfol passages Of Ga
tarrhal virus, causing
healthy eccrctions, al
lays inflammation, pro.
lects the memhrtne
from additional colds,
completely h ais the
so es and restores the
sense OF taste aud
smell Beneficial re.