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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02
FOREIGN.
EGYPT.

LONDON, Dec. The Times publishes
a dispatch from Khartoum, dated Friday,
which states that . Copt merchant, who
witnessed the battle between the Egyptian
army and the forces OF Fl Mahdi, saw Ala
Ed Deem Pasha, governor OF Khartoum,
killed at the opening Of the battle. He
states that Hicks Pasha was slain by lance
the third day Of the battle, when the last
cartridge army had been fred. The men
in Hicks Pssha's army had been without
water for three days aud the soldiers were
offering ~ for drink. The fugitives, il
any, from the Egyptians must have been
slain or captured while making for the well.
known wells.
SENT SPY
Col. De Coetl,ugon has again sent spy
to visit the scene of the battle and enter FL
Obid and ascertain the fate OF the survivors.
Cheyenne, the civil engineer, va. With
Hicks Pashs, aud, 1t 10 supposed, shared
bis fate. All biscuits aud provisions stored
at Duem for Hicks Pasha's army have been
brought to Khartoum. The outlying
garrisons are gradually arriving at Khar.
toum.
The Greeks and Copts, the Austrian mis-
sion, with 100 negro Christians and the
French Consul, are leaving Khartoum.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02

New YORK, Dec. i.-Weoky Bank
Statement Loans increase, Sl,l08, 900;
specie increase, 81, 26S, 800; legal tender
decrease, Sill 900; deposits increase, ST.
ass, 800; circulation decrease, 81, 100;
revenue increase, 1913, 075; banks now hold
S6, 1913, 975 10 excess of legal requirement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02
Grain.
CHICAGO.


WHEAT-Decempe 98X; February
9S*; January 87k; May 1 00l01 06h
CORN-Decembe MK; January Sax
February OAK; May GIN
OATS-December Wx; January 30K ;
February -; May Axi year WH.
6T. LOUIS.
WHEAT-Decembei 81 02b. year 81 Obj.
January 81 04k(0l 05; February
81 08k; May 81 l0k,
COkN--Decembsr 48k; year A9S; Jan.
uay 49k; February 4SH; May 32x.
usTy N *; February " 81 '' MAY Six 90"
NEW YORK.
WHEAT - December 81 l0k; January
81 IL; February 81 16k; May 81 Wk.
CORN--Decsmber 62h; January 63x
February 84k; May 65S.
OATS-Decsmbe SIX; January 3sa /;
February Sax; MAY AN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02

BRIDGEPORT, Dec. lin the divorce
case Of Roger N. Sher man W. Florence B.
Sherman, which was decided adversely
to the petitioner and an appeal taken An
order from Judge Andrews was filed to-day
refusing to allow tbs appeal until $500 Is
paid to the respondent to enable her to
carry on the suit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02
Country Produce


BUTTER-Cresmery ut S663T 10 80 for
selections, . shade more In small way;
seconds at dairy rates. Dairy at 2S(63l
for choice to fancy to 81 for selections;
fair l2G8l8; low grade &0l0. Good to
choice nearby In pals slal5.
POULTRY dressed, Spriug CHICKENS
small 81 0O012 % fair TO choice, 80 OO12 rs;
choice - SO; Old chickens-Coo $202 Is:
mixed, " 1908 w; hens, 81 so
turkeys, $6t0l2 " dozen; accoi ding to sz,.
and dressed at 8ldpSc per h.; ducks 80 90
as 30; Geese $Sf08.
EGGS--Receipts 800 pks. In better de-
nand and firm at 24C6atc for good marks.
LIVERPOOL. ~
Wheat arrived dull, fair demand; corn
arrived unchanged. Wheat 70 arrive
dull and corn firm. Mark Lane
Wheat dull aud corn steady. Country
markets quiet. California wheat to arrive
advanced Cd. Spot whest dull; No. 2
spring s. Cd; No. 3 spriug none In market;
Western winter g Cd; Mixed Western
corn strong At 81 I'd. Demand
from Continent and United Kingdom not
much doinx In wheat and corn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02
TONQUIN,
THE MARKETS.
DECEMBER /.
1.-Two stock,
CHICAGO.

CATTLE - Receipts 5000; dull;
exports ~ 0068 rs; good TO cnolce
shipping quoted at 50 90 t66 10; common
to fair 81 0018 90.
HOGS Receipts 40, 200 active and quiet
light at "A 4OC14 80; rough packing
u 504 30; heavy packing and shipping
"A 95(a5 30.
ST. LOUIS.
CATTLE-Exporters S. oOtas 10; rood
to heavy do - 6J(18 90; light to fair 81 25On
8 %; common to medium "a 1904 81; fair
to good Colorado $40OC15 10; southwest s. u
al 81; grass Texans $3 OOC64 -; light to
good stockers - 5OtlD3 70; fair to good feed.
ers - 75(64 70; common to choice native
cows and heifers " 7ot64 25i scAllawags OF
any kind - 50t62 70.
HOGS-Rsceipts 10, 947 head; shipments
- head. Market active, York.
e.s selling at "a 6O(d4 10, rough mixed
at 81 6OG04 IS, and butchers steady at "a 81
@5 80; packers paying 81 S5C05 70.
SHEEP-Common, medium & light 81 T5d
8 %; fair to good - 4033 W; prime "a w
a. rs; fair TO good Texans y 7otG
8 10.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02
SENT A SPY.
IRELAN d.

DUBLIN, Dec. lord Rossmore has
written another letter to the Lords Com
missiouers Privy Seal in defeuse Of bis &C
ton at Roslea, County Fermsnsgh. He
says the suspension Of his commission 40
Justice OF the Peace 10 Of small importance
to himself, but many Loyalists will consd.
er It another slight directed against those
anxi Gus to protest against the doctrines Of
rapine and resolution. The Lords Com.
missioners, replying, have no doubt OF the
propriety Of their decision and decline to
discuss the matter further.
AwIsE COUNSELOR.
DUBLIN, Dec. l--Archbishop Ctoke, re-
ceiving the addresses Of welcome at Water.
ford yesterday, said that after what had
been achieved the last few years by the
Irish party In Parliament under theii
leader, he had no doubt, II the people per.
severed In their course, avoided crime and
refused to allow themselves 10 be trans.
ported to Canada, 4 good deal would BE-
achieved within measurably brief period
Of time. The present generation might yet
live to see the old land clothed in the garb
of freedom under the Irish flag
TONQUIN,
PARIS, Dec, 1.-The report that tn
Chinese had evacuated BAG Mimi and Son
tat yuncohHrr,ed. Supplies Of every KIM
for the FreLch army and navy are conccn
trated al Hal Phong, aud the stores are nov
complete and adequate.
DUFRENIL,
the head Of the French Conntssar 1t NJ
Tonquin, Is dead.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02
senSemont Of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

soaGement Of Liver. Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath: Pain In the Side, sometimes the
palm Is felt under the Shoulder. blade, mistaken for
kheamAtism; general loss Of appetite. Bowels
eenerzy costve, sometimes alternating with lax:
he head 10 troubled with pain, is dull aad heavy,
With considerable lOss Of memory. accompanied
win painful sensation oileayins uudone something
wtieh ought % have been done; a slight dry cough
and flushed face is sometime, an attendant, often
ostaken for consumption the patient complains
q WEAKNESS and debility: nervous easily startled:
seeS eosd or burning, sometimes prickly sensation
the skin exists; spirits are low and respondent.
end. although satisfied that exercise would be bene.
eeia, YET one can hardly summon up for,itude 10
Wy TERN fact. dis,rts.s every remedy Several
q the above symptoms attend the disease bu, cases
have occurred when but few u them existed. yet
examination after death has shown the Liver 70
nave been extensively deTanseL-
y should be used by all persons, old sad
young. whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
fessons Travelling or Living In On.
healthy Localities, by taking a doe oeessiou-
ely p .seP the Liver in healthy action, vii avoid
" Malaria, BiliUus attacks, Dizziness, Esu.
80, Drowsincss, Depression Of S,irin, etc Il
vu tuvigorAse like glass RI WING. hut II no In.
6Sacatiny beverage.
n You have eaten anything hard oi
S19ost1on, or feel heavy after neaIs or sleep
sess a. night. take dose and you vii BE- relieved
Yims aud Doctors Bills will be saved
BY siways keeping tho Regulator
in the House!
teS. whatever the aiment may b.. thoroughly
sAh purgattve, alternative and tonic can
'ss~w be out Of place. The remedy ia harmless
oud does not Interfere with business or
pleasure,
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
AAd has all the power and efficacy u Colonel or
Qvaine, without any Of the njuric's after effects.
n. A Governors Testimony.
I S,nmons Liver Regulator has been 10 US. In my
Aniiy Tor some time, and am satished IL Is q
ssl'xAbic addition TO the medical science
Git SHORTER, Governor Of Ala.
Hon. Alexander ii. Stephens, of Ga,
aga: Have derived some bcnefi; from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish 10 give it Q
Gissher trial
The only Thing that never fails to
8eueve."-l have used many remeds. for Dys.
pepsa, Liver Affection and Debility, bu, never
have bund anything to benefit me to the extent
6sMmons Liver Regulator has. sen, from Min.
hDcta 70 Georgia foT Il, and would send further fo4
spch medicine, and would advise all who are sim.
Marty affected 10 give II uial az it seems the only
sAiag that never fa. 10 relieve
NJ JAssEy, Minneapolis, MINI.
0p. i. W. Mason says; From actual ex.
earieace In the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
~ prActice have been aad am satisfied to use
ed psrseib. IL as purgative medicine
Take only the Genuine. which slxsy,
~ % tho Wrapper the red z Trademark
sd Signature Of J. II. ZEILIS 4 co.
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
RATES OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE Rates /:

DE1r lzs- O circulars iu ss-'ai envelopes. TO De
delivered az the gce who're deposited cent each half
gIuEe
foNEsuc LLrrEEs. 90 any part cf the kingdom .
cents, II less -lu or and cents for each addition
al 3 o.
NEvsE-ArEEs printed iI the Kingdom. and mailed 90
subscribers from Offices Of publication, free In the
i1tsr-tslut mails. Rolls or papers seni 90 agents
and NOT tr bona tide Subscribers, cannot claim the
benefit o. the fr-c postage uT-
B1ossI printed o- b-alk' cards. euzrayils rlt.5rs
l=erg rlc-s- bulbs cutr.u-s- samples % Lry sugar
er rice photographs medicine gzcepc lNuits articles
% clothing samples OF 1-elclaudiss 81 any Kind. ard
Az articles c1l included iu class or % the law, o.
lci,-vheE weighing nos Eose than fCar pot s ~ "a
1aHt-'s--ou1 calr rl ounce Q- fraction thereof All
articles Eslly % damage tEc mails are strictly pro-
EibileG-
PArsA5Es AND FAErELs. c1r-ziuin. books U- MALL
lc4 Ile-clln1sl l any sind, any letter newspaper or
parc lh1f mar De mailed may BE- registered, on pay-
ue-- yt fee 0t % cents ia addition 10 the urdidary
p1sLl-g-
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Bills. magazines, maps. aU1li and other pubiica-
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thereof tircl-rs DO 11>=l-d envelopes cent each.
PkEczIs Of Merchandise 30 any kiud sill be- received
and forwarded iu the 1tlrslld nails az the aia OF
ore clt cl a-rc- Ili- regulation does not include
the foreign zii service al iutsr-islald parcels can
be REGISTERED
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POST OFFICE
NOTTCEi
Suggestions to the Public,
vin Regulations Bes,irs otss
Mailing and Registry of Letters
PAPERS, PARCELS,
Rates ~ Postage 10 Countries in and Oat
Ct the Postal Union.


d, - - . =. 81 49, !, -, - i s. ~
a.. NJ 3 ,ev'.,5g--. IA ---s,i+, rh $500 ~
ps.-sss + isc5 snisas,si h rtt--s uss r.li.e,i
i arsc ns@ee->, are uea iu tsadis-, vita tsr &C.
Nm, III. sll--., -, NJ, f.-.i.,, t,t.- l.it 81 I'D
seas s; st,,as tae gaas 9, Is P5s'-'ass - s'air.
~. ,--, - ~ ~ 80 49, $50 ~ '
s,sc1 ulssr lciJyrearrirrs alc employed; oate tac
se-ier ai- crcataay rs-ca rs ecs.iaa'ion vt'ot q
ID &C., h. - 80, Il - Is ,S-,i5 ,,1.,S.
= y N-----' = 49, $500 .-,.S -
r. - f5..,r--f -, -. s----l ~ i, ~, ri ~
co-uiy as ael as %, Po.,-Vat- ,byalJ be- stVyu %
l1-~ u.ltacat a1dns- Bag asd arc freau-tl.t scar
delay. spa sgra .-r.ss- los, L-isc-s addressed Do
hrr-ases J. = tNeff s,ttil', eitr4 80 30 balilrs-
~. -" lts@v - --eN~-. q ,-' Qiltc 9e-"t'A
- "-->- "a ''' ,--+-
po1c.l % suy sad. As pelcI u4sss oflrn b.eour
ceased ana .ls a-aires r-l4s-ea il.s;io-s.
psper, " aay olhei s5tce taau rapef, o, enclosed.
hc.as otel aaraice, and esPecialy Do tae Overland
aa 7s eazsel ca Fos-saseA, saeA envelopes uoi ua-
oLltia.s sl5 arg c-,-r,y ,lagclli ia che llallcs.
S-Aey-f send moaey % any otAls article - yalze
eossy-5ider % b 5s.s.ssed Ic..sr.
q p,.t,.e .ts-,r. sh,s1s D., rf,es.l ,, tt. -,,,.-
,.5ss5 $500 81 - 5.,-g,. i.r y ~
~ .s
- 100. ti ~. y. .,t.-s
- T. M ~ ~ - 80 ~ ~ 's'--' --''-7 -'-'-'-' 'o
--
>-.es---- - 5e--5es1 = casa ana tAe -a-a
u 'l-- On eie,l- r. s-'il-4 fse-ioi-sa-
Anything il stlluoa 10 en- Address written or
tlcrz uau-aiiat'e.
I0-r0 irsess domestic Iettcs bciuz forwarded ia
he z=l-.s t must have nos less than lwo eeats in
lls llsu PAID, double She loaEi due aust BE- paid by
sac parry reeieuu. ig
IA se5.sr.9es 70 a aeusglpsr cs perioiisal who
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

% Us, sor." replied the man.
Fearing misunderstanding in some way, he
again said:
" Now Pat, what will you tell tue nan when
he calls7ff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
The Population Of che Esrts.

TIE new issue Of Behrn ard WaZnsr's BE
-1lEsTrgsg Or Eri-'' Is cf importance, contain
IN, as Il does, the rssalts Of the recent Ger
susses Of all the leading countries Of the world.
L IS only two years since tie previous issue,
%! IN that time completely new data have
been Obtained. Tie total population Of tue
slobs, according 70 latest statistics Is LASS, -
So 500, Distributed as follows; Europe, 81, =
800, Asia, Ts5, sci 600, Africa, -Q5, S23, -
$50, America, lOe,4l5,fQQ. Australia ard
Polynesia, 4,232, 600; Polar regions, S2,509
This Is upward Of 2, 900 900 less than the to-
tai CT I've years age But this Is explained
BY the fact that reeI1UiUaJi0u Of tie data on
which the estimate Of the popoi alton Of China
rests they have been imPelled to reduce that
BY something ike $4,000, 900. There IS thus
really a. increase Of sc, 600 600 since the last
estimate Of TIE population OF the globe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
LYCAN & COMPANY,
No. los & 1O7 Fort street.
POST OFFICE BOX 80. TELEPHONE NO. T7s.

19cAN& pser Z, & r.., s',. 'sssss.
the lowest prices possible
steamer Inspected by every contemplating voyage
AT LroAv CO.'S can se rsaad An of the re, ,tu. Jest Rsyo sr
SusE and Australia.
LYcAN @ lso Aaqsa. e Baby e'rras'. sva's ed
1YoAN co have some Very chep s,rsass Bdon
LYCAN CO. have the only assortment small Sa Instruments Her,
uYcAN a co have the Only Assortment Of PIANOS aud ORGANS 10 -
found in this Kingdom.
IYCAN Sch Au The oher Dealers sas tAsy
cheaper old exchange ard
allowing the rental to be applied on purchase
LYcAN CO. keep everything in he Music Line.
LYcAN co Herring Harsarrrogf
n' ~
LYcAN 4 CO Keep Constantly stock Iarsss,
and Clock Shelves side aad Brackets
CO Assortment Centre Tables, and Evuasg
the Centre Table
IYCAN co the Only Aoruen, japanese J,paas D
1YcAN co. bayoa large stock Toys Dolls Toochos4 Dacrge
CO Only Large Picture and Moulding
be found in Honolulu
Cravings ia S chr 15s' they wills
gGAS S.... G 5ss ' ii q: ks MI w. s.. To : '
consult him.
1YCAN Co Manufacture ombqufa cuco and Keep coes Moas
ing poles Brass Ebony and Walnut
LYoAN co will Furnish Estimates Complete or Partial Furnishing
Of Residences
1YCAN Co sell and Chairs cheaper than anyone
Co Propose by oaly Far
Sewing Machines for Family ard Manufacturers
purposes, and sell them At fUm $50 to Si5 each
LYCAN d CO. have An Goods Plainly Marked and Will Deal Justly BY E
Answering sfs oihs1 sssa,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
Postage to Countries not in the Union.

NEwsriEEE=- ErC--Lle postage on newspapers 10
Australian Colonies. New Zealand FIJI. and samoa i
cents e-ch pzplr. On books aud other printed mat
cents Tor each fu-E olEces Fraction % fo1r
0uuces-
For tie oihc- countries named special rates are
Charged uhea can e. lslrlei b. inqaFy ~ the Office
IN H0u0iulu-
- AL Pos-l-ls 90 any county iE OF eui Of the
Postal Uu50l mast b paid 10 hawaiian Stamps only.
50 stn X. NJ. Whitney, p. M. C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
WATER NOTICE !

OWING TO THE SCARCITY OF
WATER, the Ha1rs f0r Irrigation viii b. limited
81 1-rs p-F Day fr1l % M dnd from % p
zl ultiI f1rt1cr notice. CHAS. b WILSON.
Supt. WaisS Works.
Hou1l-I1- MaT5th 1855. e55G
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27
I2T-TIeE.dS UitER POLH,S FRIEEDs
They Propose to Pay tho Amount Of til,
Defaulters Dcticit--HOw They :Psopose Il
Pay Him Out OF Prison.

They Propose to Pay tho Amount Of tho
Defnulter's Deflcit--HOw TheyPnoposo to
Pay Him Out oE Prison.
The counsel tor NJ. r.. Polk, tho de-
faulting State Trcasurcr, presented to
the Legislature, on the 2lst inst, o
document Wosdcd rs follows: ""Ihc
undersigned arc requested by some
friends OF Col. M. ~. Polk to make the
Legislature, through your honorable
committee, the following proposition
for q settlement in full of the>allcgct
dolicit of Colonel Polll,to tho State:
''Thcy will pay within ten days after
It's acceptance by the State 800 900 in
tho currency Of tho Bank Of Tenncs-
SEQ md $4,000 in the bonds of Tcnnes-
see, upon which ave accumulated
coupons to the amount Of $33 200. but
which will not be- taken into account
IA part Of the credit, if accepted. and
within ninety days mOi8 to pay So
OO0' additional in tile currency Of the
Bank Of Tennessee. The balance Of
tho said alleged deficit to be paid Dy
the note Of Colonel Polk. due in ono
ryeartrom d6to, which sl,allhe secured
Oy ,amortgaSc or such othGr mode of
indemnity thereon rs tho 'rState NAV
desire upon tho interest of Colonel
Polk in Mexican mining. :prupcrty,
which interest is onc-tliird, and is,
coupled with the obligation of his co.
owners that he shall bo paid ont Of the
first receipts OF sail property. The
sum of $4,000 of said interest shall
hc taken,in charge Mt once by an agent
designated, by tho State, and Colonel
Polk cmpowcrcd,. if necessary, to
operate this property froc Of expense
to the Stato,. secure the proceeds, and
apply.the samoto the discharge of any
balance tlhc by said rate, which, how
ever, may at any time before pa aymcm
otherwise be paid in the currency of
the Bank of Tennessee, We arc salts
fled that the above proposition is all
that his triends~can d6,. and that if
accepted it wi be oarricGiont prompt
ly and i'm good :faith.,'
Ex-Trcusurcr 'Bolk is stilP lin iuil,
very III, and his<physicians fUar that
If contineu'for several weeks lOngenhe
wilhdie.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27
POLITICAL PARTIES.

Foreigners of note visiting tllis coun-
try not untrequcntlv return home aud
publish, among other things, that there
j. no real and permanent difference tc-
tween political parties here, and, so far
as we have been able to discover, there
Is much truth in this. Aside from
those States in which an element Of
nnrcconstructcd Ignorance ,aomplicatcs
the question, let any one. cndcuyor bal
1pr moment to mark OFF by mctcs.
nnd bounds Democracy and Rcpubli-
@anlsm,. and it will at once become
evident that the distinction is nominal.
1T is claimed by some l)cmocrats tha,
Tie party is distinotivciv one of free
'tadc, while Others, ha,i.g rs much
right to speak, declare that the party
is not unfricndly to protection propcr-
ly so-callcd. Moreover, in tho Rcpub.
lican camp we find the same difference
OF opinion on this question, and SO. .sF
AL other prominentissucs. Thcrc is
hut little left when we have noticed
what is IN considerable degree COM
mon to both. Bat..'ftGr ALL, ta,is docs
not prove oithe,tthat the. ono. party is
useless or tho otlicrly itself sufficient.
Political events are constantly cvilcnc-
ing that tho people do not consider
themselves unnlteYably welded. to.
either, aud tho problem which they
oilcr, whether or'not it be consciously
formulated in forms, is "Thc bost gov
crnmcnt for the least: money!" The
"Party of Ideas" las not giuon. .. sat
1Si"ctory solution Of fills if the last
elections can bo said to have any
significance, and unless large bluDdcrs
DC made by those carrJting: tile, re.
SpoAsibility Of leadership. VIC think
at least one more Democratic admins
1ration is assured. Dut il will be woll
at every step to remember that The
questions uppcrmost in. the popular
''nind arc Free Trade and Civil Scryico
I'cforn, and these can be COMPROMISED
but sparingly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27
AT a general meeting of the scho

AT general meeting Of the school
trustees Of Laurcns county fow days
ago, it was determined that the uni
form salary Of teachers throughout tho
county should be twenty-five, twenty,
and sixteen dollars, 4or first, second
and third grade teachers respectively.
When we take into account that ten
dollars of this must go for board, it
will appear very clear to any one
recognizing difference between skill
ca and unskillcl labor, that our Lau-
rcns friends have dcIusivc notion of
economy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27
THE FRENCH REPURILIC.

1t seems that the crisis in France has
not yet passed. After repeated fail
urcs by other statesmen to organize Il
ministry, President Grfvy has called
upon M. Jules Ferry to undertake. the
arduous task. NJ. Ferry figured hish
in politics before and during the
Franco-prussian war, aud since that
time has bcon an enthusiastic Rcpubli-
can and an able follower Of M. Gam
beta. His fidelity to the principles of
tho Republic IS Mnqucstionablc, and
lis ability as II statesman second to
that Of no living Frcnchman. Prcsi-
'lcnt Grtvy has probably, therefore,
acted wisely in the selection of q
Prime Minister. The friends Of re-
publicanism throughout the world will
watch with un!ciyncd interest the
progress of events in that unhappy
country struggling to The goal of liber.
~ under the accumulated burdens OF
ages Of misgovcrnmcnt. 10 tho
philosophical student of the phenomena
of human government, the qucstio,
whether the Republc will survive o,
,'""'eh. iH -,nnrtrnd in Tho dnnunr nuns
1'on, Arc tho French people capable OF
scif-govcrnment? If so, the Republic
will live in spite Of tho ,nanifestoos,
intrigucs and coups d'etat Of princes.
Ii not, it lies not in craftsmanship to
save it. Certain 1t is that whatever
form Of government be established, 1t
will be that which Is most in harmony
with the character Of the people.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27

IT is said that the Duke Of Argyle is
about to write book in rctutation of
Henry Georges late works on political
economy, "Progrcss and Poverty"
We wonld advise his Grace to prepare
himself, lest his effort prove painful to
his friends. For whatever may be
said Of the remedy which Mr.. George
suggests for the existing evils which he
So forcilay points ont, his book is upon
tho whole a profoundly thoughtful
presentation Of a problem which society
in the future must grapnle with.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27

TuH anniversary celebration of
N~as!ington's birthday in several of
our larger cities shows that the mcanory
rf the soldicr-statcsman is still fresh in
tho mind of Young America. n p,0pos
Of this tho New York Herald asks If
the fi,me Of this illustrious man is to
continnc uncclipscd, and writes an
affirmative answer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27
NOT GUIITY.-Thc trial Of r r.

NOT GUnTY.--Thc trial of j. T.. NJ.
Irby, charged with the killing of Wm.
=. Gilgore in a difficulty occurring of
laurGnS, December 2, 1878, commenced
ON "Wednesday last at 10 q. m., and
was concluded about five O'Clock on
:S,aturday evening, resulting in a vcr-
dict OF acquittal, the jury being absent
less than half an hour. A dccp inter-
est was manifested. The court wos
trial. WV
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-27
What lA.DiIihflieria 2

The namc IS comparatively new, but the
disease Is as Old rs sin itself. 1t is condii
ti0n of the throat. something like croup.
only worse, because Il attacks the sufferer
with such rapidlty, aad IN such way as to
stop the air passages. The throat is vio-
lently intlamed, and tough membrane,
like leather, is yerNrapidly formed. PERRY
I>KyIs's pam KIBEBR has cared thousands
of cases of diphthcria. facts so promptly,
and 80 efficiently, that no family can afford
to be without it,. ~