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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25


io, Tbs gAh9rnstortsl canvass lava
isIhis year will excite much attention
throughout the county PIec, dent en-
! titles Coy, Sherman, - a traoalna alton.
bnt his advocacy Of prohibtionfisalikeIX
ytsl serakra ohiss chances. The Gerifan
in the Republican party
,ss said. 10 be ); opposed DO him,
stsUii Lbs J. quar ii.terest ~ i'll certainly do
( nil that II can 1" defeat him. He 9vas
ir favor.of the gdopItun of The constftI-
tionaI amendment, but has steadily re-
fused to callithe legislature, toSetbeE; in
extra session to- enRcs laws to carry4it
into force, and thus offended The fanatics
There is some talk Of nominating . new
alaD, The aotiviiy. et5 the . Democrats
and sGheenbackers will compel the Re;
.,pub licans tomoye with canton A Dem.
FSeIaIie governor in [IoSs, would ,be .
,Politlsal surprise sindeedd adI iIo,:at 81
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The time may come" says the Com
monwealth, when prohibition will be
practicable, but when it does there will
DO little or no necessary for it." The
Commonwealth evidently shares the
popular conviction that very few Demo
Gratis will be spared 10 see the millsn.
ium. .....t r.,..r. ......,..
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The announcement that the Democrat
ic commonwealth Of Texas has 81 900, OOo
lying idle in the public Golfers, Justi1es
the inference that her state treasures
must have two wooden legs instead Of
one, as In the case of State TreaAnrel
Polk, of Tennessee. 80
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

|; takes foitY-uve Thousand men 10
Nj all the offices in Kansas. bat thus
far the sup, ly mas always been equal to-
the dersand and the margin seems am
ply sufficient tor all future emergen
cits Kansas l. the Quo of the west
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Two Thousand dollars have been sub
scribsd TO start new paper at Wichit4,
to be called - The Sinner" II may be
proper TO adj in this connection that
Rev. Bernard Kelley, of that city has
ordered new and elaborate SUN Of
war paint.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

& sss DO" become fashionable in
eater cues e. be married Us early as
=, ok IA tae morning. This makes
it sluio,t ca rtnn that the bride will get
her aat and CLOAK on in time for the
eVs I'D Y tfa,n. .f....' ....., 49,.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

II seems from certain rumors which
~" shoat regarding the management Of
TIE Missouri penil.niiHry that there are
some people in Ihe oit1ee 81 that insti-
turidn ~ho shonla DE occupying cells
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

|. LARS SD, j as. 1s--Fhe worst storm
within the memory of the oldest .inhab-
liant struck his section of country
| asbbut ; O'Clock to-day. and is still rag
ia 1 & heavy fall of sheet. hail and snow
has lseuH driving from the northwest for
lhe last eight hours. All the range is
| COVERED with ice and snow and the cold
IS intense Cssttiesand sheep xsili suffer
terI ibiy, and,. in will require several
/ thousand dollars to cover the deaths
lsthat are sure To follow II IS perfectly
sac 10 predict that the losses 10 sheep
! and stock nens.in -tlIis Fegion for the
| next fertY-eight hours viii be greater
Ethan for any corresponding length of
/ tim e since the settlement of the country.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

II il said that the house committee on
commerce has decided TO venture
cautiously upon another river and hsr-
Dor bill. This is treading upon treach-
erous ground.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The oklahoma War Chief, Il. W. Har-
ris editor. has beea launched upon the
journalistic sea ct Wichita. and the
proud legend nailed 70 its hesd.msst is /:
ION to Oklshoma.'sa The pager enjoys
en- advantage oysr It's PshlisAsr By hay,
Sss Z paisAt lSaiassg .sss ai.ls..zos -,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
The Palmer House At Chicago is said
10 be the only fre-proof hotel in the
west.
Il is now isndIy hoped that the KHa-
sas house Will "gel down TO business"
by the time the legislature adjournB.

Kansas has nintteen thousand school
officers. and yet Gov. Click IL said 70
regard himself as . gubena;orial possi.
bility in 1884.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

A thorough discussion of the Zeralda
Garrison case has had . tendency to
augment the confidence OF the Atchison
Patriot in CaTordnlei hoodlums and d.
minish its regard for st Louis bellies.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

rcial street AID Third az ehtis!
rehouse. The totFis Wen located
nd wi1l be, valuable IN the near.
badly one of thesG pcleara days
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III Topt ka CaPftal;-2 Senator Ev6restsis
rGgarded as the haudsomest m.n ia The
senate; Senator Bnchan. The most pasta
tents senator Thaeher the most learned;
Senator: JnhDiz herichest; SsnGt VI r M
IDLE the sharpest; S9Gat'r1 fIsrknsSsa life
: ID ost' fearless :. Senator Glass Tie nlest
-e3rnest; Senator Blue the livelihskySs cas-
ayqri Mare the mos: i0teliecidal! SSs1aj
tor Funston the, most benign Z SenatbE
Williams the most frank Senator, 4 liz
the most dignified,; SeRator ZKalley the
mostyenefabte; Senator Brodefick ths
most patfiarcKicaf; Senator ;8finz The,
most free and easy, SepsIor. .!Clgswell I
tile mosticQmRlStsapt: lSenaton H9Essgii-.
;idsOn the most ;husFness like; lSsaatsns
Greene the most genial, Senator Clark
'he most bitter .Sen4tor AHders N The
auittsst; Senator Rector the masl ,yolsas
BILE; Senator Benson the mol .inersfve;
Senator Brown the most INTEREST," Seiie:
tor Bradbary the oL1est.. In .,i.s-,,,;...,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

OIL lie successfully maintaining ilr
reputation for uncertainty. This is q
good time for the lambs" to be quiet
and stick closely T. their own little pas
furea
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rands Ifor ,I.s Flee.l. ssllsFlsr.5.

Ess; GiScISNATf, Jan. Is $4,000 has
bedn. sub1sscrfbe,l here flr the relief Of
Ind Hood sufferers II Germany. one OF
E,twJ ba1iS AID benefit performances al
sbe theatre are yet 70 he given te
swfIi .he fund. ssz ..e @
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si-;-.s1>- =
LAND FOR SALE.

On of increasing naEady compelled
we'll the To enable
do would be gladto following
Our residence, d of 1.-The city, the West
street and Fifth adjoining Aian r. Holmes residence the
south "a tall hedge divides the l@t) there and third
The house and rooms;
and porche the house by windmill from good
wells number of the WFtrfncd by Crystal Heater the
house well and substantially built; lis we'll calculated fdhf
the stable. stable
three she'd
with large hay geodfh stable
connected with the stable;
houses, Tot With
forest and fruit of growth and qtt Tot of fdes
Strawberries,
-is. -Four quarters Land adjoining
& s. F. railroads miles northeast EmJori;
a and about
A farm o laM Ercck, about rs.tt %
i'll under rail enceszapd also eRcosede Sa good he
Of which will stocks about good tInlher
dabou under
furnishes waer most OF the TernS, 5ncf 81
long time :- 81. gs a., SEQ rs5z ~ ..z
Lot No
nlediatcly south of Dr. Amo Tho
Tor WAREHOUSES yard, will be ie neal
Sone person will II badly these days
Price, S, 500 ;asa,ss at4ssa
Lot No of \coho street and Second
le passenger depot Price, $3.50. .fs+ .fat E
b g. \ number Of lots SINNERS near round
T. good Superior Avaeat drill nearly Cheafna
* one-ho.e, wagon; price, $50.
- One lioosicr corn drills price, 81 s..
d 10 ~ ss ~ LEWIS IUTz..a
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Hoar Re-sIsc,ed

= BosToN, Jan 1S.-The first balIoi fer
United States senator to-day resulted:
Hear, 14S; Long, 81; Bowerman, So
Grape, 4; &C stterins, ? Hoar was de:
ciared elected -: ...s -.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
A HRurAE DEED.
Catholic Circles in Buffalo. n ", a
Torn up over a FiendIsh Deed Conn
tnstts.j h,x Ti,os VYal.Irau

BUFFLo, N. y, Jan. Is.-Tbere is
great excitement il Catholic ciIcles 10
tihs city over the arrest and indictment
of Thos Waidrou, Familiarity known as
Brother Frank, on the charge of rape, Ia
violating the person of little girl aged
scsen years, named Hattie Carr. He
hqs been for years director of The well
known Catholic school called the
Bfother'S College, and well known
throughout the states. 1t is
claimed that the act was accomplished
by the girl being enticed 20 his room
for the sake OF getting some candy
which he filed her pockets with after
accomplishing his design The story.
was obtained from the gIrl by her moth
er, who noticed her sRfferings, and
when a detective was called She led the
wAy 10 the house. and on being ushered
To the room, described a coat and
hat hanging ON the wall as that OF the
man who had committed the outrage,
and then when the director was called,
Immediately stated that he was the man
who had committed the deed. Waldron
some 20 years ago, served as director Of
the De La Sale institute of, New. York.
two or three Years Yllsn he assumed the
dictatorship here. He Is % years at
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

81. Paul. Ian 20 Two ballots we're
taken fer Tn hes, States senator to-day,
wi bout a ehoies.I " inaam had. IS yeses
zen bach estissszs sgs snLssi saiis t,s's =
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
The NEWMAN House Incendiary.a

MILWAUKEE; Jan! 1gt-Schiiler, The
alleged NewhaH house 7incendiary, was
brought back 10 jail'quetly this morn
ing. II is now settled beyond a doubt
thht he never left the city, but was con
cealed in the house of one af the deputy
sheriffs- Evidence that Schiller removed
! The stock the day previous to the fire &C
cumulates. The value Of the stock Sc
GREETED so far is about 81 900. iPhes search
finding one body. making 40 bodies re-
covered and leaving ) still 10 he ac-
counted for.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
FINED TWO DoLLARs EACH.

A large number of prominent resi-
dents OF Washington were. fined two
dollars each in the police court to-day
for neglectingsto have the snow reElov-
ed from their sidewalks in accordance
with law. Among them were Gen. HaZ.
en-, chief signal officer, Z. S. A and
Gen. g. B: Raum, commissioner of in
lernal revenue Attorney General
Brewster failed to appear when his
name was called, and as he had neg
lec4ed 30 furnish collateral, the prose
cutting attorney said he should have to
ask that q WarfenL be issued fof. HIM -
REGARDING MATIs
Judge Lawrence, first comptroller OF
the treasury, has re1dereda decision il
the ease of the appeal of asubteon-
tractor for carrying mails from an action
of the sixth auditor for withholding
from him compensation for his services
/ for three months, for the reason that,
while he had fully performed the ser
vice, the original contractor had failed
to perform the service under aaatheI
contract Judge Lswrence sass The ef
feet of 4ile statute andilhe' regulation oI
tthd post office department on the subject
/ Is that i sGb-eoht actor Is entitled a
4 authorize payment for service for any
1uuafter when hts contract is filled and
Fnosiee given toithe proper autfitbf, he.
fore a,I6alaace Is certified ettSefefas ia
favor Of The original contractor.
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PERSONAL MAI AND POLITICAL ,ijjs
my address is sill otsawa, Canada 9

my address is sill oteawa, Canada"
--K. Veunor. So sa
| Uf all EAd words OF tongue or pen
| The saddest are thsse-we now have Ben.
|. -MAH1 CtTIzEsSoE MAsskeEssE5fs.
As q presidentiaI candidate Ben But
Ter is undoubtedly leading Grover Cleve.
land by several laps.
II msY not be uniimely to remind the
public that Polk, the deiaulting treas-
urer Of Tennessee is not carPet-bs gger.
Governor BuilerissS shre@d t.lkef,
but the fear is expressed that lie does
not realize how easily Presidential pros
poets may be talked TO death. ~ ~ :,
The New York Sun dedarss4hal a
movement is on foot 70, bring Grant out
for third term Chas. a. Danna seems
90 be the victim Of chronic liver conn
plant. =. ga. .i.--..G !. a.,a - Il: .s4l.
- But one Democrat in the Ohio legis,
lature endorses senator Pendletons civ.
il service refaTm bill. 1t seems that a.
genuine Democratic reformer.is the IoHsa
soonest workiog God. - 'i'',.. '.''''''3 =
1 Jay Gould is said TO be pSls and
eadaVerous, and his recent donation of
600 TO the, Newhalf suffers has Induced
the belief that be Is suffering from en-
.largement of the heart .uil
/. Upon reflection MI. Peudletan iinds
himself somewhere near tie !SapalO,g5 ef
his party's Indignation, He rs Just
about Is likely 10 be observation-disclosures
iase in 1884 as The man in the moon2a /. !
The PRESIDENT according 10 :high
authority" Will veto the Fig JOAN
Pc, ter bill IN case j. passes the house
Mr. Arthur Could devise 40 more feast,
BILE means Of, earning a moDumeRh ~.
-.a Clark AFiils. Giiesculf t6F; who died: ati,
Washington, last week, executed the
equestrian It uueO4s Gena5ackson which
stands inr4He PAIN fronting che White
H ute. In MI 1otlit r 'reeast4s his6 life
was exemplary and free 'fidfni4 ef roach!
: Denying rbaE.'to Tie vfttors 6eI0ng
lka spoiis,'A Governor Buffer Ingenious
ly Ilubrfcalea us rudeHess Tito the for
.m1la: The government belongs 10 1rs.
friends" us the same old bpsss W1tb
more artistic grooming ..!-is..s 41i5 ;is.s
Freddie Gebhatd. has; actlsaflY ,,fal-l
lowed Mgs. Langtry To 81; Louis and.Tiil
remain with her during her engagement
ia ll4at town. :, owona1' ever enjoyed
"a more convincing and priceless egii;
de4ee Of true apd unselish deyqtleRtha an
THAI f'f57.s9 SIT - @.cifaT ouo7f Euir7
Gov, ST. John Is lecturingg on tenn per
aaee in nlinoia- The. published $tile-
ment that Chicago man recently saw 81
number Of green eats fua out iof his
bootleg and under the bee, inspires the
hope that our able 1empsr4ace advocate
wiIltvlsit that cry. vli---se 81. ,-s@3 =
~ While it may he true that Fir John
Potter was patriotic in the beginning of
the war, the history OF thr second bat,
ale lcf Bull Run, as developed IN s15hG'
COURT martial, established tb4t bis paiRI-
'otism depended upon who WAS his gcIJma
-, an6ar ----------------------------
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NATIONAL NEWS
Items of Interest From Washington.

= NIIIEAU'b BJDf. -
WAsIIIA aTjN, Jan. IS.-Tbe Rev. DR.
Hicks, spiritual advisor Of Charles Quit
eau, has executed a legal instrument
transferring 10 Surgeon Gen. Crane all
his night and title to Guiteau's body.
The paper Teeites u clause of the will by
which Guileau bequeathed his body 10
DIR. Hicks, and il bears evidence OF an
acknowledgment before a justice:of the
peace. Surgeon Gen. Crane is unable at
present 70 give any information Of the
| final disposition, of the assassin's re-
mains. 5s--.- s.sss.:ssrf =
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vol. 26---NO. 4.
PROFESSIONAL.
Attorneys at Law.
- G. y. EACHELLEA

w. NJ. DUFF,
4 TfoRNEI At LAW AND NOTARY
"a fUBLlC. Office with e. B. BachelieE.
J Iisttce Of the Peace. kGIsoFia kansas.
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Physicians.
-----.-s-------- ---r-------------- 49,
ISIDnIEE 4 ROLE

DHNSIIIASS AND SURGEONS Ohice
II oG Ostge street. Rca3ing, Kansas
- eSS~ Or. BiadIa WA devote special atten--
tiCti 40 the diseases % female.
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a. II Mt..c,InRI. III,

= i'H - JOHN a. MOORE. 8.
4 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. UBoo Al
~ his Drug Store, No. $50 Commercial Il.
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- ! f'a-s. &. H.. WfcFMORE. a. u. 49,. 49, ~
DuY SICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE over
~ the Grange SloIe on Aonmerci..l street.
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ToPEKA, Jan 1s-The following bills
Is ere Introduced at the morning session
=. By Senator Everest, to apportion the
State into senatorial and representative
districts. ' s-'ef -.Sjis45 sass ''s =
By Senator Aller, creating the office
OF county assessor and prescfibIDg his
duties ~ r. -.fS '-.;'':<:-sa'
/ Ex-senator 6ogsweIl, for The eiief 1f
the city Of Emporis. f-ii;s fsfa q
By Senator Metsker, making an APP
preparation for the erection of the State
house E'.}Ses- = sf-staEf. s.--s' 90 =
By Senator Hackney, repeafing chap
ter. 81, laws OF 1879, providing for a cuun.
ty auditor and prescribing ilIseauties:
By Senator Long, making an appro-
prfaiiun OF so. goo for Legislative pur.
poses. The biIl7wa read by consent,
the second and third time and passed =
The senate then went into COMMITTEES
of the whole upon Senator Hackaey's
bill TO create an eighteenth Judicial dis
triet, composed of the countissF of But
Ter, SedgWIck, Kingman, Harper and
Barbour, and upon motion the commit.
tee resolved thai when It rose il -wepld
report the bill back to the senate and
recon- neBd its passage. ..'' e ;
IS a TEL EGIiAM' FRaa PI.UMB- ss'is=
| The secretary of the senate. byfee Hcst
then read the following Telegram: -
WAsHINGroE, d. O.. January rs.
HCss. HaC. StHss. Chairman Republican
I LegisE6tirs Caaests: ST Ss;.s
'Pieasesconvey my sincere iilanles= Il
/ members of caucus. VIII thank TAX n
/ personally in few asyss - sss;
e,szfs1s - P b PEuaB
The senate then sdjnafntds 40 ;;
| O'Clock ief Hfs,ss d.s!fT -.
80 sss.ssa APFRRXO6S skssIOEs -
Senator Slass offefedsa joint r<sol q
tibb being a proposition to amend IT'S
4 conasifals6hs0f the state by stFikin 2 tss
article 3jktiatiBgto she inllieialsp0we
lief The state aAa iRserair g4kh liswing
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= F6ltuuatsly the burffng OF ithe Mil,
waukee h4tef and TIE iis.aaiifqli los OF BE
has thoroughly aroused ihe pFeSs OF abe
country, and crusade against fSoEffHp
buildings of ALI kinds where large mutt,
bers of people are comps ~ be 10
gether, is promised, "a multitude inf
suggestions for the improvement orhb-
tells, theaters, manufacturing Establish
ments and, ttstr Dsttpc,qreS have, been
made. IL q nun Der 81 states ai,deter4
mined lion HillliIninediatelF7b be- made
TO impIo eeIlre latts feIatiHgito3. the sub
jeics, and new. laws, i{fh ,seFefe ptpaiiJss
attached wiz be enacted, ,HqMsq iifesis
too precious To be wasted iOr,, placed IN
Esaeh peril asst was 9idis the Milxs ukee
hotel. Indeed the warnings, haze been
fpo queht anil IerIibls, aud it ishigh time
they were :beeded lit will be pr1perlto-
sec ure the NEST economical tntihSd5 for!
1nakihg public buiifings11. safe against st
fire, but the. method must be maJe elfic-
lent at any ccst.,li yiia4.E .5ga1 -: xis:l
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DIE w w nIBBEN,
Dunlap 4 los. Banl
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IL! ~. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, .,-.
AND NOTARY PUBIIC
,4EEECTioNS A SPECIALITY
: HeSeO ffiCe sver First National Han L
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\ one-horse wagon; Price, $50.
One lloosier corn drill price, ST
! 20 ,t '='gc -' ."f Eas
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BUCK & FEIGHAN, -
TTORNEYS AT LAW
: Office over Emporia National bank.
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II SCOTT & LYNN,
Al TTORNEYS At LAW VIII practice n
IA ali the State an1 Federal Courts.
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near; the. round house.
.as .s -s;e;.I fi1t s=1-,s sss5y;'t
nearly new, NJ 'S,5.5s ClIeaiEsas
~ .ssifi 7is i,f s7s-..:.-
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= PEYToS, SANDERS s. PEYTON,
It TTORNESS AT Law, fmporsa, Kan.
p sas, VIII practice in The state and
edsfat courts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-04
MEDICAL.
+ PRoPHYLACTIC
FLUID.

for Universal Family
JSe.
For Scarlet and Ty-
phoid Fevers. Dtph-
iberia, salvation, VI.
cerated Sore Throat,
sSmall Pox, Measles and
all Contagious Diseases.
the sick should use 1t
has never been known to
'luid was used. Yellow
with it after black vo'nit
cases OF diphtheria
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-04
The Prophet Ennnreh IN i.is Own Country
Jyen l., iiia Own House.

The honest, simple narrative OF Mrs. :. j..
PrOVi !cnCc, i. l.:
"During the past 81 0rNryen yeIrs have been
severely afflicted. with kidnry. disease, causing
intense baC aches. aiZZinr>H ami N her severe
pains through nay bod AMI limbs. r'i.t!"i ing
veal, AMI PROSTATE th..; II times it
impossible for rae 20 30 any part "t my h0u@"
work. have had ai-b iiuttCr.Il.5 ut the hca!
and was terribly distressed for htcath. l WIS
very miserable and completely worn cut and
discouraged had no ambition 10 undertake
to do anythins and barely SUM- Client strength
to render existence dc Csir;iblc. having failed Ia
find any reiieI from In hnctor'S PIE ;crip,ionS
At lhiS trying crisis = III. nd persuaded me to
obtain i both" o. Hunts Remedy. am, now
rejnicc that l followed this friendly advice,
for the Remedy actc like charm in my c:,sc.
After hid taken 81 tc" d1~.:%, my health be
gan 10 improve {: ;,.lt better every way Thu
'luttcrlng OF tic heart, :ic Intoli>c DHcktchrs
and terrible slIortHc:,e oft-.c breath specify
disappeared, nJ strength :lm,, ;tii!Ilti0n soon
returned. ana before had taken two b,ttlCs
OF the Remedy [ wa% cutircl,' we'll mn. wa
able 10 wash and iron and 80 my Ii, ii-,.-
work. Orce in iilc n troubled with the
headache, and;l soon ae L am taken I resort to
Hunts Remedy, and i t"w doses liz me all
right. ] shall never II" wiihou: ii i'll the tu-
turc. l have frequently recommended the
Hunts Remedy TO my friends, and they iuve
experienced relief from the frs: doe. I heart
lily recommend il to all who Who ace afflicted
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AuaIv MO PASSION PLAY.
captain WILLIAMS Serves an IfJuhcu"h
tse.tra,n its Production.

,.antaip Williams Sarves an Irjuncsion 70
festrd,n its Production.
Long before 8 O'Clock last night the
Temple in New York, in which Salmi
Morse had advertised that he would pro-
duee the sPassion Play" charging an en-
trance fee, was thronged. A few minutes
before O'Clock Captain Williams and In
spector Thorne. Of the police. made their
way to the back OF the stage and there
served upon Mr.. Morse an injunction sued
out By the Society for the Reformation ot
Juvenile Delirquents, restraining the pro
duction Of the play.
Mr., Morse sent for his counsel and on
his arrival went before the curtain and IN
formed the audience of what had occurred.
The announcement was received with
misses. Mr. Morse stated that the society
had plenty OF time to serve the inIunt-
ton, but had meanly waited till the last
moment before serving it. The money
paid by those present would be returned
in the morning. Counsel for Morse ais"
made speech. in which he denounced
the proceedings as an outrage and z tramp
ling on civil and religious liberty. line
receipts were TO have been given in aid OF
a homo for poor children, but tho society
evidently objected to having poor children
sheltered. The affidavit on which the
Injunction was granite was made by John
J. Fitzgerald, and IS forth that the
performances is disgrace to religion and
was to be given in an unlicensed place
The hearing will be before Judge Dono
hue, April II.