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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

6ienee. is alWays linblc to be carried
away by the contaglon the actual on
tagion, for it is that-of n great emo
ton, fear, of course, being tbs most
strong. Panic. in such cir umsthnces,
frequently partakes so closely OF the
character of insanity that even in the
condemnation which is essential to So
ciety some pity shoald mingle.-lAs
S,,orfufo,.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
Our Young Folks.
THREE LITTLE MAIDENS.

Three doleful little maidens
Started off for school each day.
Three weeping little maluehs "ens
AT recess out to play;
Three heayy-hearted ma1dens
Frptted sore against their iol- -
The read was rough the stones were nsr0'
The sun was very NOT;
They had such dreadful headacnes'
Their hands were cold. their feet were tired,
And all the world was wrong.
Three little covered BIAS <ets
Hold these little maidens' lunch,
And when the noon-time recess came
They all began to MUNICH
Very wretchcd little maidens,
Tears in their little eyes,
They ate and ate their pickles, cake and pies
Three sorry little maidens
Instituted a reform;
Their little checks grew round ana PINK.
Their little fingers warm:
They laughed from morn till evenlng,
And they laughed in school and out;
At recess, gayest of the gay,
They skipped and pranccd about;
For they filled their little baskets
Now with sandwiches and frult,
And nothing else, they all declared,
Their sppctites would suit.
Three smiling little maidenS
Started Off for school each day.
And when the noon-time recess came,
Their lessons put away
Very happy little maidcnS,
JOY in ali their beaming eyes,
They ate their little luncheons and were wise
-Ad1yuret johnson. IN hdrpsr's Young People
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

Nearly 5OO,O 900 interments ns
been made i'm the Calvary Ceme'''''
New York, since 1852.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
onr Imperfect Senses.


 The human frame is acknowledged to be 2 wonderful piece of mechanism. The Psalmist admired 1t butit puzzled him. If he had been Q scientist he would have been able to give pkysiologi- cal reasons for the opinion that there is not one perfect raan--no, not one. Scarcely perfect woman. It is known that two people do not see the same thing alike, and consequently they do- scribe it differently. They do not hear the same statement alike, and they always repeat it with variations. Of all witnesses the eye is the least trust worthy. It appears to be tho most subject to delusions. There is 6 reason for this No two persons have eyes alike. The two eyes in one head are seldom alike; if they match in color they are different in form, differ ent in focus. Not one eye in ten millions is in . normal, perfect con- Slidon. Inc focus is either behind the retina or in front of it. and the eye is either near-sighted or far-sighted. What can be expected of such all im- perfect organ in the way of csrreet ooserYAtionp
 It appears to be still worse with tbe ear. lt Is at best crooked organ, and nearly everything that passes through is gets twist And these two defec- tive machines are allied with probably the most dcceitful little member that ever was.-the, tongue. The effort of the tongue to put into sound and speech the so-called impressions ob- tained through the complicated me- chanism of the eye and tlie ear Is . ladicrous faiiure. Any ono who is familiar with 8 court of justice or noighborhood talk knows that And owing 10 the sympathy of one part oi inc body with another. the thumb and the fore and middle fingers (which hold the pen) become infected. The sub stituiion of tho infexible stylagrapbic pen for the flowing quill and Inc inflcxible steel it was thought would tend to remedy this defect. -- Charles LEdIey Warner.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
Aristooratic sheep.

.
 The building where the Central Park sheep arc housed is not a model fold. 1t looks more like fortress than . sheep-fold. and it seems to have been constructed under tho misapprehension that sheep require all the conveniences of tue human family. The fold b pierced with port-holes like block house Or the gun-deck of uian-of-war. These holes, however, ars now stepped up with cobble-stones. but before this was done there were many mishaps; the lambs, In spirit of investigation. often squeezed through the holes to see where they led, and fell to the depths below, distance of eight or ten feet,
 At ether end of the fold there are rooms with fine panels and Furnished with o;lken bookcases and tables. The intention of tho builders was to make libraries of these rooms; but tho sheep in the park, though they Go Q great of thinking, and no doubt st times hold long conversations with one an- cthar, or with Shep. their guardian. don't care much for reading, and don't require any books. The fact how ever, seems not to have become appar- elt to the builders until after the H. brary was completed. and these costly rooms have been used. not as reading rooms, but for storing the wool that Is clipped from the sheep.
 Inside the fold there are two paral- Tel rows of pens, each having beneath it q dimunitive row of the same shape. These pens are filled with hay in She indoor season, when the ground is covered with snow. -the tall pens be- ing for the sheep. the short ones for tho lambs, From "0ld Shep and lhe Ceatrat Park Shecp.n bg Fraak!Sn H. Norlh, ill SL Nieholas for AttgEsk
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
What Is Asiatio Cholera.
"What is the distinguishing feature of Asiatic cholera, doetor2n

''What IS the distinguishing feature of Asiatic cholera, doetorg"
 '.It is this. I think: that the poison or germs of cholera invariably destroy the epithelium or soft skin lining the mucus membrane of the bowels. and lay 1t bare as if 1t had been fayed, Hence the redness and congestion of the mucus membrane. From the red surface the serum or watery portion of the blood lows in large quantities. just as it does from m ordinary blister on the skin. Previous to 1866 these enor- nous discL lrges were attributed to weakness and relaxation of the bowels, and was the first to point out tbat they were dCe tO the destruction of the epitheiium. This $ not Q theory, but a fat, amply proved by post mortem sxaminatioRA aad showing the neces. SitY of destroying the germs, and not alone of restraining the discharges and soothing tho raw mucus membrane.
 Here mention that much mischief haF t'een caused by a popular medicine largely composed af red pepper, gin gtr, and brandy, and which. though ustttl in cases of cholera mOrbus, is among the most injurious that could be s-.ecied in cases of real cholera. The reason is that the eoldness of tbe sur. face of the bo,ly. or what is called col.
 ,rse, IS caused by the tremendous irri-
 a,,on of the bowels. and that any fur CT irritation naturally Increases the collapse. Strange to say this medicine has been largely used for the past fifty Af.. Il woald dream of recommending it HenC forth the scientific treatment of c oiera will be based on the use ot ger iuiciIes. Of these su plate of iron, suggested Dy me ih 1866. gallic acid and all ihe dilute I,Iineral acids, espe- ciary the sulphuric, gre also astring- enls The dilute sulphurIc acid, espe. clally the aromatic tinctnre, has at- tained the highest reputation as pre- ycntiye and cure Of AsiatIC cholera, Corrosive snhlinate, which would prob a0iy be used by scieutliic physicians, Is not alone poisonous. but very danger- ous. since it can only be used in a rriin- ute form. 0ne particle would kill twenty tbousand germs. Still it Is the most efficient gerinicide known &t present. Koch recommend phenic acid, which is the same as chemically pure carbolic acii. Chemically pure. mind, for the chemically impure has signally failed, sinie li has been proved that bacteria will 1.-Two long limo in strong solu. tions of it. Among the domestic preyentiyes, inc best te my mind are common table salt and vinegar ased separately and in fairly large quanti. ties as condineuts of food. A strong solution of chloride of soda or table salt would Do as efiectual as chloride of asnc, or even chloride Of mercury, wtieh is the same as corrosive sabli- lnaie If nurses and doetors washed shsiF hands regpiar in vinegar and lFater while attepdn4 eholera patieats ] seel satv sacy would eeape ths dls
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
'. q 2. Y.

Regular meeting Of GIone Lcffge Nd. q, |. tl. 0 F.. oa Monday night oi taeh keek, at Mas0nie Haal
 Al bFotiltrs ifi good standing are eoTaiaiiy inwtea Jos THOMPSON M C
 ~. GRAYnoN, sec'y
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
pEsEAsEN OF MAN.
ID Capital Seeking Investment.

N OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- \ est in the two copper claims, with a large amount pf high grade copper ore in sight. Plenty of wood and water On the cIaiEls. ] want SS5 900 to buy outstanding interests, develop claims and put them in bullion producing condition. will repay this S35 is'0 out of the first copper produced, leaving yoil with a eae-haf Interest in two good, developed claims. with good redue- yourself by deeds 10 claims and all lln- progements until money is paid buck, then divide property and % ahead.
 Who wants go investigate this iD good faith
 Gall on or addresS JOHN D. BURGESS, Dunlap Postoilice, Graham County, Ariz0- na. yia Fort Grant sept S-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
Il Ksarnsy .ssss,, ]. san i Fr.asi. .i 2. ,. asI

DIR. MENTBE's Kidney ResppsEy N@- phwesleawg, cures sll kirts es Fi9ey and attA eg Complaints Ggnortsl0As Gieat ieucorfhoA. FsrRala bs Al druggists sI 0o bottle sx betsles for G nl
 IeR. MaNT4Ke& DnndeftoR Fills Rrv ths best md cheapest DssrRFqle aEd BuGsoF SuFe is ths nfxyect For sale an dialggtsfs AslT-s
 xz.sA8lPLE BOTTLE FREE Sn- ea spySirA oati0n by letter statinx syiYptonaS SCI sad eEs commnpseations strictly esaaeasiat
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
-taiad Newa for tAe Unfortunate.7 '

The world renowned sil lenry's Specific positively cures al eases of Neffons Debit ity afid weakness etf the generatsve ofraEis. Iii varied practice Of over thirty years in treating mons diseases and disabilities Hehry's Specific has met with unparalleled success, iseying sold during that time up- ward nf forty Thousand packages, and in 70 Instance without success when "Specilc7 NSes used as directed This ~Speciticp is pleasant Co take and does mt interfere with business pgirsuits Sufferers mRy consult free, iueiosiRg stamp for reply. "Specltcs one tI0lsr per IlaelsaRs Six tor five 8ollafs sent free 0f detection. securely seHled, l,y mail, oH Fecaipt Of price Address all cosfi- mnnlcatl0ns io Wheeler ds Co, chemists lga H,ast Twents gersfh street, New York City. lan20-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

o ssSon, Ncsscs ia tks Head the iipad assa pass- ing aurbssFfed ia the Grtar and mans stksr dgs. eases that lead ta iikanS,s and deiih
 BH NMNTIEssiil neeec Co forfeit Fgyh IigsnEKp posLkbk for . case sf this is8d tsc VITAL RkSfIRA- TIVE tundeF bis special esyice aBd trestlncnt N rs cure or for anysiag innnre or asoas iuu4d n it nH. AENTtE treats al private dseas4s sncssss susly without mercury. fomsaIteafon Free. Thorough continuation and advice neiusg Aaaiy sis Of afine ss eo Price of FftAs RESTORATIVE ss e a bottle or feuF tiuies the quaRtity sS amt to s1y eddYess upos reesiys of price or C. C. D. sesuve frcia obssryation and iu private name f dssirss bs
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
s Notice.

z T AXE IN V IN AND BlAI.-
 aiase ail business Dis December 9sE, llenes request parties ewing accounts tf s'pay Up before tiiat date or further credit
 Will be refused Fafties having bills e* aailsi s's nlcase Isfs 4s tisesss for IT. 4tfdssfi sf f
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
For Rent.

A N elegantly loeated dwelling contain tA ing fw0 TtoA,s, lHxIs and l8xli feet Has q front poreh and Is convenient to water
 C0lsNEIsiA ANnERs
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

"A a7N TfMTfEs6s wanted for The Lives -fA2E &l4lN k NJ of al the Presidents ef the FJ $. The largeSt hands0mest btst nlense profits tc ageuts All intelligent peopl6 want ik Any one can hrc1sHe Q Successful agent Terms free MAlIETT B0oE Co., Portland MllsAe. deeI5-1y
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
pr. MIN TIE
(SPEcIALIST AND GRApuArE,} No. n, Rearny st. San Franei=ee. Cal Treats al Chronic. Special and Private
 Diseases with Wonderful Success.
The Great English Remealr.

lE a never failing eure fes NeFy5lts dchiii;y exh&usf
 ed yisaliiy, eeasinai siesk ness Spcrmaterx,,2. IeS1 MAEHoop lHpotebcy
 raralysis RuoeatorrkGa and ali tie tersrbie cEeSis o3 sesfatusc ymlshisi sot lies, aad HNcFsses in ma tureF years such as less pi Ul,siaioTg, lA~isa&s, Nocturnal emissions. aver. efr,, sn sfa,fate F,....,-..a
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
aE@a0Mle!

Regnipf confnNlsication ok White Noun. thin Lodge No AZ y. & A. N moets Thursdays on olt succeeding ekeh fIll Moon, Sgj jpnrrinst Bret hrsn Il good stand ing cordially invissd
 Bytrder Of the " M
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
GOLD i0r m .i. ts Ho6k5s t. ,ssl. las s..s ssaa T.

GQT,n fsr tle working slass Send 0AfA 10 cents for lsOStage. aud we will mail you free q royal valuable box of sample goods tisat will pitt you ln the way
 Of making more money iii few days than you ever Thought t1ssible at any businqss. Capital n0t required We Miil start y,9u. You can work all the tins,, oy in spare fi.me only. The work is universally adapted e hnfh sexes, yslyliig and 0lG 9eu esfs easIly earn from 50 ea.lafs to S5 every esenlRg
 That Rli wll8 want work nsas ;pSt tue hgss- i,ess we inAke tliis unparalleled affcls ta ,nll wii0 are mol well Satisfea pre will send sl o pay for the trouble af writing us. FuH particulars. Girecfiens. etr- seit f7rss. Fortunes will be made by those who giva tfelr whole time @ the w0rk Great sue ceas absolutely sure Don't dessy Stnst new Address STISs0S d Co. l'orSlsIvi. Mains a l55-ssN
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13
se5o REWARD.
s2O.D Reward.

The above reward wiil be paid for tie eOnvie ton rf any person caught stealing CT ktil- ing any cattle with the above brand.
 ETHEL KENNEDY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-16

psGGErr, JInuary 18TH Passed here to-day, 20
arrive III San Francisco January 6,h William
Griflia FLAGSTAFF, a T.; J. v. Draper and wife Chi.
cago; George Harding, Philadelphia.
CARLN, January 15,h.-Passed here to-day, 20 ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow G. II kiuhali, T.
& Crosswen and wife Chicago; ". L Dale and
wife, New York Charles j. Woodbury., Mrs. c. A
Woodbury. Oakland C. D. Haven 9nd wife, salt
Lake; W. Hesse, Jr., John KurzeJa and wife T. II
Goodman, San francisco; II. Il Ployer, C. W
Baxter and wife, Cheyenne; l.. L. L eds Lincoln
H.; &. BeTdi ltaiy Peter Wedermann, Ogden
Mrs. J. II. Slvili5 and son, Butte, Mont: + liza
Thomas Gunnisou Henry Lewis, Corinne; F. II.
CuEer Z. Fr,sch, Terrace; also, 80 emi-rents in
Guiding 81 males, TO arrive January 18th.
NEwHALL, January 18TH Passed here to-day 70
arrive in San francisco to morrow: H. H. Brackett
Riverside F. A. Clark, D. B. Milhken, Oakland
". z. Thomas, San Francisco w. p Wilson, Phila-
delphia H. X. HIladmg, Los Angeles q. W.
Westcate Tombstone r. Berwin, !. c. jacobs, c.
X. Hawks, Miss Russell, San Francisco; X. J. Carter
Detroit Mrs 7. f. Rowan, Miss Rowan, Los An
Ceies F. Frank, Paris John B. Howard, New
York }. r. Garratt ana wife, Maysyille john
Lynch, Benilil Theo Potter, Jr., and wife Phila-
delphia John Smith, Houston, Tex; L. Renarj,
Oakland W. J. Metcaf, Georgia F. Ephraim
Arizona T. b. Hammond, Ogden C. +. Worden
Uuion, Or; X. b. Grant, Mex co &; j. r. Bumm
san Bernardino; E De Aver, wife and daughter
Chicago; \. c. Diggens San Francisco W. A.
Holme, Chico F. Fellows Miss Minnie Fellows
San Francisco.
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PARIS, January l5th.-Adyices from Cairo say a
committee has been formed 20 protect commercial
interests in the Soudan The committee Will address
petition to the khodiyc aud ConsulS. General Of
Egypt, protesting against tine abandonment Of the
SOudan by the EyptiaU Government
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nnIher Presidential Cnndida

WASHINGTON, January l5th.-There is considera-
BILE excitement tonight among politicians, couse-
quent upon a credited rumor that Senator John
sherman and eX-Speaker keiier had concluded an
alliance 10 press General William Tecumseh Sher-
man for the Republican Presidential nomination.
General Sherman is on the ground, and although
down badly with the Presidential disease in spite
OF his previous protes.atlons that under no crcunl
stances would he becou a candidate Rumor has
it that overtures have already been made TO e-Sen-
ator Ccnkling to favor General Shermau's nomina-
ton, and that CoDgre- -sman Baford was the en-
hasSadOr; but the latter statement is dscredited.
Congressman Belford did have certain conferences
with ex-senator Conkling, the supposed object OF
which was to effect reconciliation between Conk-
ling and President Arthur, in which mission he has
not, go far, succeeded
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Another aonnterfeIler Cantnred

WHEELING (W. Va), January 18th Robert Nd
son was arrested in Jacobsburg, Belmont county,
yesterday, charged with passing counterfeit money
AMI, failing to give s. OCO bonds for his appearance
at st. ClarsVille to-day, sent to jail The bogus
money was very good imitation OF quarters and
nickels. His operations have extended over a 1ong
tine and have probably been large
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six,v BUILDINGS Wrecked

New ORLEANS January 18th. The presbytery oi
the Catholic church at Bayou du Large Terre Bonne
parish, was burned Sunday morning. and Rev
Eathar Cnrstnrnr1t r,.rishal in thn flames
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BERLIN, January 15th.-Professor Virchow con.
demns as utterly illogical, unnecessary and uniust
fable from sanitary reasons. the present prohibi-
tion against American pork in Germany and France
He thinks local control by microscopic examination
would be ample s.fegulrd. No cases of trichiuie in
American hog meat have been proven to exist IN
Germany for ten years. He was asked by the
French Chamber OF Deputies to give his opinion OF
the necessity of prohibition. His answer viii he
based on the above statement. He will publish a
pamphlet, emb0dying bis views. within ten da,s
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WEATHEEF0RD OeX.), January l5th.-The west
bound Texas Pacific passenger train was wrecked
this morning by broken rail ten miles west Of
Weatherford. The detaile meager, but it is
known that fourteen people injured. The train
moving at the rate Of twenty-iv miles an nour
Two Of the coaches were thrown on tLeir sides but
the sleeper kept the rails.
ABILENE, January 15th.-In the wreck of the
west-bound Texas Pacific express this morning
there about thirty persons wounded some
quite seriously. No one was killed outright IL the
list Of those seriously hurt are F. c. Wheeler, Of
Abilene, and D. E. Bentley aud Mrs. McAIaho-, Of
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HOME AND ABROAD.

seuger Car-James Nuts Triai-Ihe
New Ohio senator Tragedy In Ken.
rucky-Afrairs at The National Capital
statue of senator Motion Unveiled
Railroad Accident In Texas -Iiems or
Foreign News Etc.
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! passing.
The Soul OF Napoleon III
PARIs, January 18th Tho annual requiem for
the soul OF Napoleon Ill was celebrated today n
the Church Of ST. Augustine,
CoDamereial Inierssfs IN the Soudan.
PARIS January l5th.-Advces from Cairo say 4
committee has been formed 20 protect commercial
interests in the Soudan The camm.ttec Will address
petition to the hhediyc aud ConsulS General Of
Egypt, protesting against the abandonment OF the
Soudan by the Egyptian Government
Activity in WooIwtch Arsenal.
LoNpoN, January 18th The Press Association
states that the display Of energy al Woolwich
Arss nal, and the arrival there OF immense stores
such IS required ay an army. eNcjttS belief
that the glish cabinet viii soon decide 70 send re-
inf rcements 70 the army in E.yus. a mountain
battery, harness and pack saddles Tor ,auleis were
shipped to-day.
TIE TRIAL OF the pynamtGers
LoNpoN, January lJ:h.-Ihe trial ot Vo'd and
Bouduaud, for un'awfuily possessing explosives
was again Sujournod after the eyideuca was taken
Of q number Of witnesses who testified AZ the pre-
huiuary examination.
Death OF an Tnrl.
LoNpoS, January 18TH, William Henry Hare
Hedges White, third Ear, Of Baatry is dead, aged s.
ireland. England and EsopI.
LONDON January 18th -ChAnbelIsil, President
u the Board Of Trade delivered speech in New
castle tonight. Referring 20 irish affairs, he iC-
sisted that the improved state ci Ireland is due to
verely ceusured the recent lauEuaGe Of the P9Del-
ties toward Earl spencer. Lord Lieutenant OF C.
land condemned Treytiy3r, Chief Secretary, and
condemned Tie Orange agitation. Concerning
Egypt Chamberlain said "Tbt duty Of her
Majtsty's Government is clear England has SIS.
sumed a duty which she cannot ueglect. She cannot
abandon Egypt 70 anarchy aud, on the slhcr hand,
she must not 20 back on the assurances given
Egypt The tax is uc-s diN at than it So, r,p-
posed 70 be, and its ac,omp. ishuent maj yc-upy .
longer time than anticipated but nothing has oc-
cured 10 make ME think We shall not 50 coed with
time. patience and discretion Regarding home
affairs he said the din ulties il Ireland and Egypt
did no; justify the pOsp0peseut o9 measures OF r..
fora IN England.
The grench in TOhquiu.
PAEls. Janusry 18th The Minister Of Marine hss
the following telegram:
HANOI January stb.
Since the capture Of Soutay there have been fewer
pirates near Hanoi and Harpharg TIE Black tlags
burned several villages on the ltft bank Cf Black
river. We are making reconnaissance. The pi-
rates threaten the province VI N8ndighS but Colonel
Briouyii's columns are pursuing them everywhere.
Iracon is at Hue.
The Billiard Champions
PARIS, January l5tb.-At the close OF the billiari
contest between SchaeiIur and NiEnauN tonight,
Scha, ffer's score for the nights 200 Wig
nauN, l,o0d SchaetTer made two br liant runs OF
l43 and l95, and greatly choerot. NeuauNs
best run was l5I.
DrcdGe Burned at Panama.
PANAMA, january sth The American drai4e Ne.
. was burned to-day. Ias' $4,000; uninsured.
The fire is supposed TO have been oi AUeaiiary
origin.
lFar rstter Dispatches SEE Second Pllrf
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Cowboy RIIIed hN Soldiers.

DAVIS (TeX.), January 15th-Wbile re isting M
rest W. A. Alexander, cowboy and noted des
perado, was shot and killed on tire reservation at
Pena Colorado, Tex, last Sunday, by a detachment
of soldiers. Alexander had been tarrOrzing the
neighborhoOd and threatened to wipe out the mi i
tsry. One soldier, named Ross, was killed. and two
others slightly wounded, before AleNandei's Win
cbsgsar v-as c;feDco3
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WASHINGTON, January l5th.-Hewi,t, of New
York, in conversation to-day concerning the story
chat Ae called the British Minister, West and
apologized Tor introducing resolution asking Pres
deut Arthur to obtain stay Of O'DonnePs execu-
tion, once more fatty denies having done so.
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welded to Living skeleton.

DEs MoINss January 18th Senator Allison vas
renominated bv the Republican caucus tonight for
UniLed States Senator hN naclamntinn
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AVOID a gslloping consumption by the
timely use of Hsleo Honey of Horehound
and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.