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Investigating; Alleged Cholera Cases.

NEW Yohll, July lS.-Policc SANITARY
Inspectors are inyestigatingiiv live cases oi
reported cholera in tenamcnt in Sprin.
street.
LATER. Invc~, igutiou of the alleged
cholera proves 10 b" thnt ihc children
have the summer complaint.
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The Fuiisnnes-ncmpsry Fight Frus-
trntp,,

NEW YoRw, July ls.--Thc prizo fight
between Dempsey and Fuliilmes was
prevented 10y The police this morning
near Hunters Point, long island. 1t is
said it will he fought within 100 miles Of
New York shortly.
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DOVER, ENu., July lS.-The Municipal
council is preparing anti-cholcra meas
ures. Vessels will DO examined before
entering the harbors.
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THE CROPS.
Around Plano,

PLANo,July ls.-lSpecial. Negotiation
is almost burned up from the extreme
dry weather. 1t is feared the corn crop
will be cut short unless rain comes soon.
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THE NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY
q cors,nndt Street, New York.

Iron Posts and Anchors md Wire, com
nriSing n entirr Iron Fence. The latest best
and cheapest fence now in rs,'. lndcstructa-
bic uy lire or ro., and ten .I.rs ~ durable as
any wooden fence. Any ken Of rost cen be
-ei - -1-r u ~ =, n-tt : wtrl
=. ci-rui.s- giv 'rY.Ge rasrisasirs, write v
lie O! iicv Of the col. pakly.
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MIDLOTHIAN, July Is LSpecial.l -
Corn and cotton is suffering from
drouth. Wheat Is averaging twelve
bushels TO the acre.
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II your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores Of any kind,
use Stewards Healing Powder.
CHINA.
A CRITICAL sITrArIoy..

SHANGHAI, July ls.-The situation at
Pekn &c criti ~. ou mr. e. s.,r.hin.; Gi''
,rt..s betwccn Ii HING Chang and Tyr
.zun5 Chang in regard 10 what actio..
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LoNroS, July lS.-Hospitals for chol-
era patients have been formed at Chiasso,
Switzerland, and Luins, Italy.
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\ rs.- =. H., tc,vi if.a i.IIVa'.h mdf
:. Shilch's catrrrh Remedy. Price
s.ntkL Sofu Nv j. ID. House.
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Around Misllothia u.

GRoEsBEEcK,J ulylS.-ISpecial. l-Rair
Is much needed. Corn is cut short.
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~ .l.ge l. sood lfksnes. 81 urS lydia v rink
ham Iyun Ma 10 allow al other human tsiIgs
may Is uathfully ullsd tho "psar Friend - woUlan.'
A. some 81 her eOHtsIondents .oye n call her, sha
l. aluusly devoted 70 her Sork, which Is tho o1ioae
Of a Il,-siudy. and Il Obliged 20 keep aK l.iy
assistants 10 lsp her EnsseTiho large sorFsonisneo
.lfh daily I.nug,s Ia u IN hTF each i.ar,n its special
bsni,a ~ ,as,ygaf, or joy a. r,leass from IT, HeI
y,.,.h!s ClIlI lud q msiieins for good and uoa
evil vzTIssS I have personally Investigated u and
sn sltl.nss - the uulA thiS
On account ~ IT, proyen uoIiis II Il recommended
A., "a, ~ lash 4 IliysiciAns In tie country
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|slI Is asB!

This well known preparation is highly rec
commended for Dyspepsia, Headache, Sick
ness Of the Stomach and all complaints aris-
ing from Acidity, Biliousness and Malaria
Fever and cools the blood, and regulates the
bowels and is n favorite medicine for children.
Prepared by A. ROGERS SONS, Chemists.
2Sl Blocker street, New York.
E4-Superior 10 Mineral Waters, Seidlitz
Powders. etc. Soldhy AL Druggists.
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WACO WAITS.

Everybody should smoke "Littlo Jc-
kerr tobacco.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

the Car. For what special purpose
these monarchs met in counsel with
their ministers, and what they said
and did, no one knows outside the in
ner circles of their respective courts.
All unauthorized persons, including
newspaper correspondents, were kept
at a safe distance from the royal per-
sonages-a distance of about three
hundred yards.
The event, however, has caused no
little stir, and many surmises and much
sage speculation have been INDUCED IN.
In one point all agree, that nothing
less than scme matter OF grave import
ance would have called these crowned
heads together. A journal at St Pc
tersburg, which presumes to speak with
some authority, says: The meeting
of the three closely united sovereigns.
accompanied by confidential statesmen,
indicates policy of peace. There Is no
question now of formal alliances or Of
special agreements, but this meeting
will confirm the understanding already
happily existing in all great questions. "
1t is also reported that another subject
considered by the council was the ad-
visibility of the partial reduction of the
great standing armies which are now
maintained.
II these reports are true they are
fraught with deep meaning. The
three sovereigns who met at Skierni-
vice together sway the sceptre over one
hundred ana sixty million souls, or
more than one-tenth of the whole popu-
lat;on of the globe. Tho Gar alone
commands the fealty Of over eighty
million subjects, scattered over an area
about equal to that of South America,
or nearly twice the size Of all Europe.
Tn" power Of Alexander Ill is nearly
absolute, while that Of Joseph, Of
Autria, Is limited to some degree, and
that OF William, Of Germany. still more.
Yet these men unitedly might have
done that which would change the cur
rent of the worlds history. By their
wort or compact they might plunge
these millions into bloody and desolat-
ing war, and set all Europe shaking
with the tread of their armies. II the
times were like those of two or three
centuries ago, we might reasonably
wait in fear and trembling for the re-
suits OF this royal conference. Then 1t
would almost surely have been some
acw intrigue against the rights Of man.
kind, some gigantic conspiracy against
n neighboring power or some new
scheme Of conquest.
Now we have the right to hope for
better things. Even kings who claim
to rule "by divine right" must recog-
nizc the, fact that the day has passed
when their pleasure alone was the peo
ple's will. and they had but TO CON-
mand for al! to biindly obey.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
ALPENGLOw.

A Youth stood looking across the Lake
Across the lake, and the sun went down:
He tarried awhile for the beauty's sake,
But he sighed as he turned again TO the
towr,
For over the SUBMITS he saw the glow:
The peaks were high and the sun was low.
Al1 1the valley In night was wrapped,
Hut the icy mountains were clad In pink;
Thoughts Of the valleys asunder snapped;
He thought the thoughts that the mountains
think;
Cared he not, when be saw the glow,
That the peaks were high, and the sun was low.
Toiling up on the mountain side
He whispered. Out of the world tread,
Wider the world became; more wide
Because the wonderful overhead;
But the sun sank down, and the alpengiow
Was no longer there In the cruel snow.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
Storm Signals.

As the coming of great storm is her
aided by the display Of cautionary sig
nails, so is the approach Of that dread
and fatal disease, Consumption Of the
Lungs, usually announced in advance
by pimples, blotches, eruptions, ulcers.
clsndular swcllings, and kindred out
Dard manifestations of the internal
blood poison. which. II not promptly
expelled from the system, attacks the
delicate tissues of the lungs, causing
them TO ulccraic and break down. DIR.
Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery" is
the great remedy for this. as for all dis
eases having their origin in bad blood.
1t improves the appetite and digestion.
increases nutrition and builds up the
wasted systcm.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
Supkcn Treasures.

Tclgrasih-
The list OF treasures lost in the sea
would indeed b, n long and melancholy
, one; instancing. for example. the Mad
lagnscar. from Australia, which, in the
/carly days Of the gold fever there, hay
ing on board the precious yellow dust
in enormous quantity, was rever heard
iof and left not even the fSintest clcw to
speculation rs to her fate. And in later
years the Thunder steamer, from Cal
Entta to China. with some f300, 600
worth OF silver, destined never to reach
the cxpectant consignces, was supposed
to be lying abandoned among the awful
sand banxs at the mouth OF the Hoogh-
ly. but, in spite OF many rumors, never
to be seen there. These are instances,
out OF many, of treasures never heard
Of. The wreck Of the ROYAL Charter
steamer from Australia, lost in fright
full gale on the Anglesea coast In Octo-
bcr 1859. with some fs0o. 600 Of gold
on board, will DOUBTLESS occur to the
readers mind, coupled rs il was with
such n lamentablc loss of life. In this
case, happily, a great part Of the treas
urc was recovered subsequently. hut
there is still fortune left at Moelfra
for the fortunate being who can find It,
In old days Vigo Bay had always an
attractive sound to treasure seekers,
from tho reported wealth on board the
Spanish fleet destroyed there by Sir G.
Rookie in 1902; but tho infinite pans,
money and patience expended over its
recovery have been thrown away, the
silver (cven # II is there, which is some-
what doubtfuD obstinately refusing to
make reappearance In tho world.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

The new combination of Smart Weed
and Belladonna, as used in Carter s
Backache Plasters has proved to be one
of the best that could he made. Try
one Of these popular plasters in any
case Of weak or lame back, backache,
rheumatism, neuralgia. soreness of the
chest or lungs, &C., and You will be
surprised and pleased by the prompt
relief. In bad cases of chronic dyspep-
sia, plaster over the pit of the stom.
ach stops the pain at once. Ask for
Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
Backache Plasters. Price 25 cents.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
Coed News for the Deaf.
sc. Louis Repubiicau.

st. Ltufs Republican.
Leo Ehrlich, formerly secretary of
the Humane Society. has invented n de-
vice which will cause all the deaf peo-
pic in the land to call him blessed. 1t
consists Of contrivance which can be
located in the handle of cane. umbrel-
la, parasol, or fan, and which, when
placed to the ear of deaf person, will
cause him or her to hear any sound
audible TO the ear of a person who is
not afflicted with deafness. The device
which produces these effects is tube
about six inches long placed in the hol-
low Of q Malacca cane. In the tube is
n cone-shaped electric coil beginni ng
at a small battery at the lower end OF
the tube and terminating in the '.bird' s
bill" The vibration of this coil causes
multiplication Of any sound or noise
passing into the tube through several
Sits in the side of the cane. The cane
and tube together weigh about six
ounces, and the whole outft looked
like an ordinary Malacca walking-stick
with silver head.
.'How did l happen to invent it''
said Mr.. Ehrlich. in reply to question.
well II was the necessity OF my own
case. was so deaf tha, II interfered
with my socisl and business duties. l
had been treated for my ailment in
Paris, Vienna and IN this country and
still grew worse, so set about 10 in
vciAt something that would cure me and
thy result surprised me. can now
hear as well as you can without the use
Of the cane. It is very simple. 1t is
simple = multiplication Of sound by
electricity and tho projection Of n
s,4ady current Of electricity against the
weakened or paralyzed nerves and It's
sues Of the ear. There Is no degree Of
deafness in which man cannot hear
with this even II the ear drum Is des-
troyed; OF course, II won't make new
ear drum. but il will make him hear.
II Is simply multiplication table in
the shape Of sound.
''Here is one Of the features Of II.
When man Is ncar-sighied he can get
pair Of glasses, and no one takes any
notice Of il; but when n man Is deaf he
must either lug n trumpc, around with
him, much TO the amusement Of every
body. or hear nothing. This thing he
carries in cane or umbrella and not
only uses it without any one suspecting
what II is. but hears well and is cured
Of all his deafness. II accomplishes
what nothing else has ever done. +.
c. Wiiherspoon of the Cotton Exchange
who has not heard dog bark for the
past twen,y-thrcc years, can hear rs
well Ms anybody now. He was made
deaf by the accidental discharge of a
piece Of artillery. His friends on
change are astonished Mt the readiness
with which he hears now. have been
nt work at this over year, and when
began everybody had TO yell close to
my ear; now / can hear the slightest
whisper at \ talking distance. | will
send one TO Mr.. Edison. who is deaf. 7"
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

When you visit or leave New York City, via
Central depot, save Baggage Exprcssage and
- Carriage Hire, and stop at the GrauG
Union Hotel, opposite said depot. Six hun
dret elegant rooms fitted up At cost of one
million dollnrs; q and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse cars, stages and
elevated railroad TO all dcpots Families can
live better for lees money At Grand Union Ho
tel than at any other drst class hotel In the
city.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
Time In Money,

Time and money viii be saved by keeping
Kidneyw Wort In the house. II IL an invslua-
bic remedy for all disorders Of the Kidney, Liv.
or and Bowels and for all diseases arising from
distractions Of thcsc organs. II has cured
many obstinate cases after hundreds Of dollars
had been paid to physicians without obtaining
relief. II cures Constipation, Piles, Bilious
nc.s and all kindred disorders. Keep 1t by
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
A Rr,unrkmb,, Cord,at.

II Ia well known fact gum camphor is one
OF beet remedies for bowel troubles, combined
in cordial with peppermint and active princi..
pie uf hucklcbcrry, IL presents In Dr.. Bggcrs'
REMEDY that restores little ones suffering
frpm effects OF teethtug, cures Diarrh oea,
Dyecntcry, all bowel troubles. All druggists
81 cents bottle.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
Mullen vs.. Cod Liver OIL.

DR.. Quillan, leading authority, Great
Britain, on lung diseases, says: while one Of
his patieHts gained only seven pounds by the
by use OF MULLEN. Old field mullen made 10
to tea combined with sweet gum presents IN
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen an effective cure for Group. whoop-
ing Cough, Colds, Consumption. Druggists,
sc and tl.0O
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
Tho Meeting Of the Enpsrer..
iCN York Ohacrxnr.

MW York Obscrvcr.
Emperors William Ill, Of Germany
Alexerder ILL.,, Of Russia, and Francis
Joseph, Of Austria, met one day last
week at the little chateau Of Skierni-
vice, near Warsaw. There were pres.
Aent also Bismarck, representing Cor
many, Count Kalnokv. of Austria, and
M. do Giors, tho trusted counsellor Of
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

..Oh, l do so dote on the sea-" she
gurgied. If you only had y yacht,
Augustus dearr' II have no yacht,
Wilhclmina," he sighed, "but can
give YOU little smack" And then it
sounded as IL a cork had flown out Of n
bottle
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

'Do birds thinkp' asked writer, in
opening an article. If they do, we
should like to know what canary bird
thinks Of woman who stands up in a
chair and talks baby talk through the
brass wires of the cage.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

II your daughter is in poor health le
her use the mop about the house. No
thing like home. mop-athy for a weak
young woman.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

.Will You have your oysters scalp
cdp" asked tho waiter at an Austin
restaurant, of green customer.
Have the oysters scalped3 Has every
thing in the restaurant got hair on 1t?
Why don't YOU scalp the buttcr?"
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Maud S. has beaten her own trotting,
and the COW Bonba, before she died,
beat her own yield Of milk. The next
rara avis will be hen which shall beat
her own eggs.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

"Are you going to the ball this even
ingP" asked Jones OF Smith. Yes"
replied Smith, Il am going to tho bawl
this evening. I've got to stay at home
and take care of the baby"
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Young or middle-aged men. suffering
from nervous debility or kindred affec-
tions, should address, with three letter
stamps for large treatise, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association. Buffalo,
" Y
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

The modern coachman drives his en-
ployer's horses to the halter and his
employers daughter to the altar. Or
TO tackle different figure he brides
the horses and bridals the daughter.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Belva Lockwood to dressmaker-
"Oh, gracious, don't want such n
long train to my dress. I am running
for President, you know, and It will bc
in tho way"
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

"I have been drcadfully troubled with dis.
ease Of the kidncya and liver during the past
ak months. nuNr's kidney and Liver] REM
RpY has made mo Z new man." Isaac W.
Fairbrother, Providence, r. I.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

c. V. Majors, ESQ, OF Rolla, NO., writes, 81
take pleasure in adding my testimony of that
Of hundreds Of Others, as to the efficacy OF
PRicKLr ASH BITTERs. have not only sold
self, and as . regulator of the stomach and
bowels, do not think there is anything better.
Its action on the bowels is free, without caus.
ing any gripping or psin whatever.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

P,.rots cost from $40 to 800. each
macaws 1926 to $40. mocking-birds g
to 500. and monkeys $40. Dudes come
cheaper.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Dry Goods by mail or express. W
arc now making n speciality OF our order de
partmcnt. II you want samples or prices scnt
to ]. JAY JosLIS, Denver, Col.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Is it any wonder that .boards of al
dcrmen should sometimes be wooden
headed?"
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

A CARD.-To ell VINO arc sudcffne from errors
and indiscrcttons Of YOUTH nervous weAknces early
sSifr %i sals s;: yoS e 'eP$
cdy was d!scoyerrd BY missionary IN South Amr' (.
icA- Send sslf. addrrised envelope to REV. Jos1Pn
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

An Indiana baby, born during a ter
rible storm, has been named Cyclonia.
Its father says the application is mis-
nomer. A cyclone doesn't howl every
ninht.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

A Wyoming man named James Agcn
was recently married. A few weeks
later he petitioncd the court to add u
..y" to his last name.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

For diarrhGa. cholera morbus, dys-
entery and bloody flux, collie or cramps
in somach. use DIR. Pierce's Compound
Extract Of Smart Weed. Specific, also,
for breaking up colds.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

HARVEY & PARKRR's "Burro'' "knox the
sox" of all other cigara. Try II.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Politics and veracity have the same
number Of letters, but there the resem.
blance ceases.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

The widow Of Hindo is about the
ooly individual whose career really
lends in smoke"
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

1t is stated that some entcrprising
Yankees have adopted the Piute dish Of
grasshopper soup, as delicacy. 1t ought
TO make good spring entree.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Paradoxical as it msy seem, the less
soap there is used the cleaner the cam
paign is likely to be.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
Carh,olines.

On every banner blaxon bright,
The motto strong for which We fiyh.,
Oh all the oils that e'er we're eeen
There's none that beats osr Carboline.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

The "Burro" cigar is named after q eloy
animal, but she "gets there, ELL"
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

snerbollsaIve Is tho ravorite Houschol
IL Kennedy for the eurr OF Outs, Wounds. Chi
81 s,ssnes fes.ons; aiss- q lnse,:, & and skin a.
OF by mall j. ". COLE q CO. Black River Falls Nj
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

WThe Voice of the People. No
family Dyes were ever SO popular as the Dia-
mond Dyes. They never fail. The Black is
far superior TO logwood. The other colors are
brilliant. Wells, Richardson u Co., BurliDg-
ton, Vt.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15
..Eas Rhoads' Crackers."

Avermont man has hen thirty-nine
years old, The other day hawk stole
it but after an hour came back with a
broken bill and three claws gone. put
the hen down and took an old rubber
boot in place Of it.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

China ought to have no difficulty il
raising the wind. Besides fans, it
principal product appears to be Lungs
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

DENVER. Sept. %, 1854.
We have decided TO go out Of business on
or before January LIST, 1855.
Our stock is for sale in lots to suit purchas-
crs at cost Store for rent and fixtures for
sale.
CALLAwAr Bros. 4 DISGwALI,
King Block, 400 n All Lawrence ST.
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Pfro's Cure TOT SonsuInplIou aoss not ~ up
cough: u removes the cause
Delta chief., 1884-10-15

Death, the great overtaker, prepares
the way for the undertaken.
National Republican., 1884-04-09
THEY SAW HARD SERVICE.

The QunrtermRsters' Volunteers Anxious
to Receive BENEFITS Under this Pension
Laws.
Some time since Mr.. W. w. Writ applied
for position as superintendent of national
cemetery, but it was decided by the quarter
master general that as the organization in
which he served during tho war, the Quar-
termastors' Volunteers, was not such as to
como within the meaning of voluntary or
CARNATIONS having enlisted men. Mr.. Writ
not satisfied with this decision, forwarded
the papers through Cen Rosecrans, chairman
OF tho house committee on military affairs, to
| tho secretary of war, who returned them
with report of the adiutant general and
say that ut will be seen that this force was
composed of civilians and not Of soldiers"
| . The report of tho adjutant general states
that the Quartermastcr's Volunteers were
armed ana equipped in July, 1864, at tho
time of the Early and Breckenridge raid on
Washington, and did throe days and nights
active service, but that tho members were
clerks, and when they resigned their connec-
ton with the organization ceased.
Gen. NJ. @. Miggs, however who was quar-
termsstor general at the period referred to,
and who was actively in command Of the
| FORCES composed of the Quartermaster's Vol
| untoors, tho War Department Rifles, aud
other organizations that were hurriedly
oTgunlZeu lOr tnc defense oil the capital
before the arrival of tho 9th corps, takes a
different view of the case, and has given q
complete history of the Quartermasters Vol
unteors, which, he says. was organized as
early rs 1868, and of its gallant service at
Fort Stevens, in opposing tho enemy in n
skirmish, in which one was killed and several
| were wounded. He says this was military
duty, real military service for the United
States, and that the request for recognition
should be heard and granted. He adds:
What degree Of recognition is to be given them
1 do not presume to say, but do not tn ink that
the report Of the aduant general goes to the bot
| tom of the case. He does not seem to have it's
| whole history. The organization was military
| and the danger was military, and Just congress,
believe, If the case is understood, will provide
by legislation that they be admitted to all the
| rights enjoyed by any soldiers who have served
| their country in actual war and stood up efore
the face Of an actual veteran attacking military
| force.
Gen. Meigs also furnished n copy Of Con.
Early's report to the confederate government,
in which he states that tho appearance Of
the force composed of the Quartermaster's
| Volunteers and other similar organizations
was what deferred him from further attack
upon the city. 1t is the intention Of q num-
| Der of those who were connected with these
organizations TO push this matter before
congress, as they are confident that they will
bo recognized as having been bona fde
soldiers, and entitled to the benefit of all the
legislation that has been had for those who
| fought in the late war of the rebellion.