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Whisky as . Tonic.
lTexas Siftings.I

"You are accused of stealing demi joha of whisky from Houghton & Robin. son's store, on Austin avenue" sait Justice Tegner to Jim Webster, the pris oner at the bar.
 "Yes, sah. I specs I'm de guilt, niggah. went in dar las night ant tuck de demiiohn."
 How did you come to do that~
 4 A white man put me mp to hit, sah.'
 SWhat is the name of the white man r
 ~Dr. Gasser, sah, what libs up daz neal dc ole Ben Thompson place"
 !" Thats not possible" 2o
 "Yes, sah, hit am. went to dat doc. tor about misery in de chest, and h> tole me ter take . tonic ebery night be ioaA going b bed, and hearin' dal whisky am good tonic, dat berry nigh l took de tonic from de liquor store. pEisd open d. back door,"
 "Yes, we know all about that. on not . medical man, but I'll have to pro scribe for ysu myself What you need i, rest and I'll just bind you over to awai the action of the graad iury.s
 sDats what man gifts from follsxm de advice oA doe kezh medicinal men,' reaaaxked Jim salkily as he vas led oif tt j. aN
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"Handy Lists for shrswd Advertissr}

"Handy Lists for Shrewd Advertiser}
 A very valuable annual hand book aAd repository of all matters pertaining to newspaper advertising, has just been is- well-known advertising agents of this 'cits. The catalogue consists of 264 pages, and contains besides, numser of pages of thought and experience ab- solutely necessary for successful adver- Using. lists of all newspapers, English and Foreign published in the United States and Canada, arranged in con- venient forms. It will be sent postpaid to any advertiser.-C Chieago Lnkey- Oceas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21
YOUNG MRNl--RRAD THIS.

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co.,, of Marshall, Mich.,' offer to send their celebrated ELECTRO -VoLTAlc BELT aud other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases. Complete restora- ton to health, vigor and manhood guar anteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustrated pamphlet free.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21
A Cheap Pair of Pictures.

For forty cents we will mail, postpaid, to any address, the splendid colored en- cravings, The Arkansaw Traveller and The Turn of the Tune"; also, without extra charge, the original story of the "Arkansaw Traveller" as told by Col. Sandy Faulkner. The pictures are gotten ap in the highest style of art and possess Ing such historical interest they should have place in every household. Postage stamps taken. Address, Read & Benham, Little Rock, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21
Its Own Reward.
Evansville Argus.l

A gentleman who called at this office the other day to ladle ont some wads of truth to us, told us, among other things, that "virtue was its own reward.n We agreed with him. We started in this business about five years ago with large stock of virtue and that's just what we've got now-and nothing else. If we had as much money as we have virtue we would have more clothes on our bed these celd nights.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21
Capital Theater.

Professor J. M. Macallister, "the viz gard of the world," gave four perform ances last week at the Capital theater. At each entertainment he was greeted, as he is everywhere, by crowded house. His illusions are all perfect and some oi them SO marvellous as to excite wonder how they can be performed through nat ural agencies.
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To Postmasters.

By slight exertion which need not in- terfere with any of their duties, postmas- ters and others may earn for themselves . handsome sum in commissions by re- ceiving subscriptions to THE ARkANsAw TRAvELER. The paper has only to be seen to be appreciated, and with no journal in the south can subscription agents do 90 well as with this paper. Write to us for terms, specimen copies tor distribution, etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21
Arkansaw Ahead.

The Light Brahma chickens exhibited at the New Orleans Exposition by S. A Russell, of Little Rock, received the second prise for best pouluy-no firsi premium being awarded. Mir. Russell is prepared to i'll limited number oi orders for eggs and chickens of the same breed. Address s. A. Russell, I7oo w. Tenth street, Little Rock, Ark.
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Messrs. Wiley & Kelly, General Agents for Grams Atlas of the World" are nov in our city preparing to organize a club of 500 subscribers. They have 2 fine set of assistants, and the book is the most complete and comprehensive, as well as one of the cheapest of the kind ever puhlished. Examine for yourselves.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21
Sudden Death.
IPretzel,s Weekly.

TPretzeIs WeekIy. Here, you ante before you drink that" yelled bartender to dilapidated speci- men of the hoodlum tribe. You don't say so" "Yes, do. You show your stuff before that goes through your shirt collar"
 "The devil you say. It don't kill as quick as that, does it7"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Wilson & Webb keep all the latest styles of stationery. Their counters are 6lled with all the popular magazines, news papers and periodicals, and they are head quarters for blank books, writing auids, ,etc.
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Companion Pictures.

The historical pictures of " The Arkan. saw Traveller" and "The Turn of the Tsne," together with the original dia- logue of "The Arkansaw Traveler,' mailed to any address on receipt of 4o cents. Read & Benham, Little Rock,A
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Dealen throughout the state should remember that Nick Kup6erle, at his wholesale house, northwest corner Main and Markham ssreses, Little Rock, car ries the largest and best aasoetsd sock of general saloon supplies in Atkansaw. This house makes . speciality q the finer grades of wines, liquors and igaxs, and the dealer will ind upon in- quiry thak hs can saye money by placing his orders with N. Kupterie.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

LA. Jungkind, 7I4 Main street, keeps . full line of drugs fancy toilet articles ete. Peruvian Bark Bitters and THE ARKANsAw TRAvELKR, the great anti. bilious remedies, are cold thero.
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Henry Buerger, who for 90 many yeass has had the Arkansaw agency ef Lemp's St Louis lager beer, continues to lead the beer trade of the state. His house on Markham street Is headquarters for beer, ice, and all saloon supplies.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Lcgether I.SW premiums. anoaHtiHx so e,f0. .eW FHor1ns. xhe next redeDpttoa tAkss plAes oa tks
 0BCoHD 0R HADCU. ~ And svery bond bcssht s6 ns or bssors ths a q March tm on110od to tba whole pFeI5nD fk~A Esv ee drawn thsreon on thsf date. G-7- --- O.t-os-tcvn ordea sent in RxGIsrxRxD Ln11Us eno eoelog9Ag 9A viii oe< ure Of thaoe 6on61 fR tne next dEAwtne. belanes payable h no1fhly in. seAImsA1. rof orders, cfrculars or sny oS&Sr in- fognneaoa.1 aod1eas Iss s@, ~ ' i 'a INTERNATIONAL BAMKIMo co.
 EssSii.Ssd Ii lits. ~ ~ sssys \ A1-Tns anSys Goyernnsns Bonm ars Tt ss Is. eo9pereN wfm any LAEtWy whnasoevar. = " n sSssdea ss Fl ny ,as cc.t q ApRssss Fl ao s6s eqa
 ns 8..ln wrffin4. pleape aEAtB tat yoe aaw thse ln TuR AaKAxsAw fAAyEll8n. Il
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w. L. Jamison has bought H. H. Dili's
 interest in the w. U. Telegraph College
 and Station Agents lnstituhe, Altus, Franklin Co.,, Ark. Send to him for cir. cular giving full information.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

The Hahles of the Southern PalAce, loS Main street, arc the best supplied in the ely. When you want . 6rsI-class meal cn1l at the Southern Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

TAs pepsr oa which TIE TRAvELRR l, printed is furnished by the Graham Pa. per Company, g. Lsuis, Mo. ss f
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Foreign and domestic fruits at the Southern Palace, 4o8 Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

v Good terminal hcilihes-A pair .
 stout boots.- -BasfoS Skay. t-'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Elienbogan & Elkan's Telephone Er- change,S corner Markham and Cumbex- land streets, is ona of the popular resorts of the city. Lsmps beer always on tap.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Confecaionevy in the greatest vafieey q tho Southexn Palace, 4o8 Main Street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Co b the Southern Palacs, 1o8 Mai slzeet, for fruit and eontecti nery.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

1he Southern Palace, 4oS Main street receives ffesh oysters daily by expresk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

The paper cu which I'm TRAvRLxR is priated is furnished by The Graham Pa per Company, St. Louis, Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

0yssas in any ssyls at tAs Soathsrn eslace, 4o8 Main stSeet
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

Dizziness cured by Bro~n's lron Tonic.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-21

CARD.-To all suffering from errors and in- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de- cay, loss of manhood, &c., will send recipe that wfl cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by . missionary In South America. Send elf-addressed envelope to REV. JosEPH T. LYMAN, Station D. New York.
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Notes From Liberty Mn.

LIBERTY HILL, April ls.-Ispeclal.l-
The Amateur Dramatic club OF this
place gave the first public entertain
ment on Saturday night, and notwith-
standing inolemency of the weather. g
large crowd was in attendance. George
town, Burnett and Leander were well
represented, and general good time
was the result.
Some few cattle buyers were in town
the past week, but osar no Inducements
to those wishing 10 sell for cash.
The recent cold snaps did not damage,
the fruit or grain In this vicinity. Corn.
and cotton are about all planted.
Business very dull and money scarce.
A light norther yesterday, but hne'
and pleasant to-day.
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Converting Corsicapa.

CoRsIcANA, April 13.-[Special. IA
series OF meetings was instituted yes
terday at the opera.house, under the
charge OF the revivalist, the Rev. Dixon
Williams, ofTennessee. Fully 500 per-
sons we're present last night, and four
conversions are reported from his Of
forts. Three meetings are being held
daily, one at 0 in the morning, one at 8
in the afternoon, and one at night. The
opera.house has been engaged for q
month, and the city will no doubt be In
a turmoil OF religious fervor tor that
length OF time.
Rev. Mr.. Lynn and Mr.. Bob Fox and
brother leave this evening for the New
Orleans exposition.
Bishop Garrett preached yesterday. TO
\ largo congregation at st. Johns
church, and lett Tor home this morning.
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last evening, i"uu

last evening. ianu'
de warned the government that IN
ease vase OF war, Russia will probably at
tempt TO block the Suez canal, either hv
sihelng vessels in the canal or by hlov-
ing up the banks at certain points
which he specified, where the canal Il
narrow and the bank high and rocky.
NEED WATCHING.
The Observer states to day that the
Russian cruisers Nostroma and st.
petersburg have been passing to aud fro
In the canal for week and their move
ments require Watching.
"THE THuNDERER" TALKS,
The Times, in an editorial, says: 'Gen.
komarof makes no excuse for his fresh
advance. He admits he did not sse the
Atghans until near the bridge. This ad-
mission, from such source, that the
Aighans haye not advanced, is valuable,
zen. komarotf, deliberately In search
OF the Afghan entrenchment, sat down
within easy shelling distance
Threw out an advanced guard
10 seize any undisputed, con
venient position and sent an ulti-
matum demanding the Afghans to
evacuate their position. He then
marched forward and made AN attack.
PARLIAMENT AGAINST EvACuATIEa q THE
soUDAN.
The house, after rejecting by a vote of
i4S TO 80 the amendment offered by Mr..
Henry Labouchere, that England at
once evacuate the Soudan, agreed to
reply to the queens message, calling
out the reserves.
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The winnipeg War.
PROGRESS OF THE TROOPS AND THE STU
ALTON IN GENERAL.

fhookkss OF THE TROOPS AND THE STU
ALTON IN GENERAL.
WINNIPEG, April 13.-A report from
Gen. Middleton states that his force is
within 80 miles of Humbolt and MAX
ing good progress. 1t will take four or
five days to reach the Saskatchewan
The half.breeds are known TO be on the
east side of the river, but no trouble ia
anticipated, at least until the crossing
Is reached. The rumors of an engage
ment, in which number OF the Nine
tieth Rifleh were killed, are ascertalned
to be untrue.
Col. otter, with the Queens Own and
Battery b., is at Swift Current station.
He has orders that II boats are not
ready to go down the river when he
reaches the Saskatchewan, he shall pro-
ceod straight across the prairie to Bat
jleford.
Con. Strange will start from Colgarry
on Tuesday or Wednesday for Edmon-
ton with n force of infantry and
mounted scouts.
REPORTS FROM BATTLEFoRD
say the garrison has plenty of provis-
ions, but are anxiously awaiting holp.
A courier, who lett Prince Albert
on April w and reached
Humboldt on the llty, reports all right
at Prince Albert up TO the time no left.
Ice IL running IN tho north Saskatche.
wan, both Mt BRttleford aud Prince AL
bert, and boats will be tree 10 move in a
day or two.
Col O'Brion's battalion of $50 men
left Winnipeg for Qu'Appelle, and the
Ninth battalion, from Quebec, under
Col. Amiot, has arrived at Midland, A
battalion undor Col. Williams Is ex-
peoted to pass Port Arthur on Monday
and reach here Tuesday.
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hurled bs, ,k to their eamn
the. Russian tro ops were called to arms
and advanced aga inst the Afghans mex
morning.
An OLD VET WITH !. HARD NAME.
NJ ~ is reported that Lieu tsnant-General
M, oberoutckoff, Oh. 'ef Of this
GENERAL staff Of the i'm.
rnrM pranas army, Is ab,Hut "a
Hi rpvv1u rn;S, 70 Merv to assume CONF. Nand OF
and As.hary Asahry operations in Turn estai,
Enow snanistan. cen. oberoutcko, ,fis
pasna, whom he defeated oGnse at a1adia
1oSh, after pitched battle, LASTING -"
days, in October 1877. '"s'ins '"o
THE PoPULA N FOR KoMARorr.
zen. komarotf is already eaJlad oon
queror OF the Afghans. Every one is
eiateo at his success and consider the
anair areVerse for England.
ANorHER RUSSIAN ADVANCE,
LONDON, April l3.-Advices from Tir-
pul STATE that news has been received
mere that the Russians are advancing
along the line of the Murghab river. in
lne direction of Penjdeh. The London
papers comment upon this telegram as
showing the value of Russian assur-
ahce: ihey say there is no reason why
tne RUSSIAN should not soon be under
the wall of Heret. One noticeable noint
Q, zen; homaroifs statement is that the
hngnsh encouraged the Afghann. IL ia
against us, says the Telegraph, that the
RUSSIAN advance along Murghab river
is now directed.
OPINION AT ODESSA.
ODESSA: April lS.-War between Rus
sia and England is believed to be nm
aVoiuaple, sooner or later. The Russians
poast that a railway is being hastily
pushed to SarSkhs; that there are
already, 10000 Russian troops on the
ehe Afghan frontier and 10000 more at
Samarcand, which could be marched 10
lierat IN two or three weeks, The only
possible reliance on peace is in Nj.
Uadstone's pacific policy.
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France.
Frhhoo.
HoSTILITIES TO CEASE.

HosTILITIEs TO CEASE.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Hanoi says the Chinese forces in Ton
quin have received orders to cease hos.
tilities.
TOLD TO QUIT.
PARIS, April l3.-Orders TO cease hos
tilities were sent to Admiral Courbet
and Gen. 10 Lisle, on the 10th instant.
The french troops, however, are
still embarking for Tonquin. A dis
patch from Hal Phong SAYS
Gen. de Lisle, In an order OF the day to
the French troops, attributes the resent
events TO the transfer OF command In
consequence oil Gen. Negrier's wounds,
TO hands unprepsred TO undertake the
charge, and expresses surprise that the
enemy did not endeavor To pursue the
French.
TOLD TO STAND PAT.
The French ministers at London, st.
Petersburg, Berlin aud Vienna
have been ordered TO remain
at thoir posts during the Afghan crisis.
EGYPT NEEDS SPANKING.
The reply OF the Egyptian govern.
ment to frances demand for an ex-
planation of the iorcible suppression Of
the French newspaper, the Bosphore
Egyptian, at Cairo, last Wednesday, is
pronounced unsatisfactory. Le Paris
asserts that the French government has
sent another note to Egypt, demanding
reparation for the act OF suppression
and the punishment OF every one of the
Egyptian officials concerned In II.
AFRAID OF CHOLERA.
MARsEILLEs, April l3.-Throe days
quarantine has been ordered here
against arrivals from Spain, ON account
of the suspected prevalence Of cholera
at Spanish ports.
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Russia.
Russia.
GEN. EoMARoFF's SUPPLEMENTARY
STATEMENT.

STATEMENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 10. - The
Official Messenger to-day published
"a further communication from
Gen. Komaroff regarding the recent bat
tie between the Russians and the Az
ghans on the Kushk river. He asserts
In this telegram that tho menacing atti-
tude OF the Afghans in advancing 30
closely 10 his lines and occupying
several available positions, together
with the refusal OF the Afghan comman-
der TO pay any attention To his prot ests,
made him expect that the Afghans con-
templated night attack on his lines.
ARsENALs IN FULL BLAST.
The imperial arsenals at Kronstant
aud elsewhere are being worked 10 their
utmost capacity, preparing field and
seige artillery, small arms and ammu-
milton for immediate service.
A NEW STATEMENT OF THE BATTLE.
A. rumor IL current that the recent
conflict between the Russians and
AighRns arose in the following way
The officers stationed vt the,AfghRn out
post invited some Russian Officers on
the other side to break fast. The
Russians wero unable TO ac-
cept the invitation, but they
sent an invitation to the English
officers, The latter accept cd and stayed
in tho Russian camp till late at night,
and then asked for s.n escort. Gen.
komaroif disguised so mo OF his officials
as privates TO acco' mpany the escort
with the object OF Obtaining news OF the
Afghan forces. Vinen the escort mr.
rived at the Afghan camp one OF Tho
Russians was Observed taking notes II
his pooket-boo'S. The Afghans tried :,
take away tb o book. A struggle ensuec
and q sho't was fred, but from whicl
side IL not known. The Russlani
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Nayaso,a New. N ote..

NivAsorA, April ia.-lspeclal.l-r he
ne'S city officers were sworn and In
st allied this afternoon. Permanent o om-
rnittees were appointed and the cou ncil
adjourned to the irst Monday Ia J dav.
The Brazos river is full and sop o low
ground overilowed. No material dam
age.
Weather dry aud pleasant.
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GREESvILLE, April is.-ls peclal. i
Arrangements are about complete with
w. l.. Beckham for building $4,000
hotel on Lee street, opposite Capt. J. p.
Bells residence.
Congressman ]. II. Jones ia, visiting
frieuda here.
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Jack Erosl and othsr Personals.

GILMRR, April lS.-tSpeoial.l l-Col. II.
Bancroft axd Hon. J. II. Miller ro-
turned ye,Aerday from Hot Springs,
Arkansas whore thoy have been spend-
ing the winter.
A sligl 1t frost visited this portion OF
the cou' airy last night, killing the gar
den We Setation and fruit.
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nina anirnston .,rrlhuk

GALVESTON, April H. The Evening
Record, with iis issue % saturday even
Ing ceased 70 exist o I'D came out this
evening ~ .ne nV ming Tribune. The
cnange uoes nv. extend beyond the
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Turkey.
Turkey.
PROSPECTS OF AN ALLIANCE WITH EMO.
LAND,

Turkey.
PROSPECTS OF AN ALLIANCE WITH EMO.
LAND.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April l3.-The AZ
CHAN news has greatly excited all
classes. Two days ago war was looked
upon as certain and the idea prevailed
among the natives and foreigners tina.
Russia might be expected to make q
dash for the Bosphorus and that at any
moment the British fleet might appear
In the Dardanehes. Nothing Is 80 much
talked about as the prospects of an An
glo-TurRish alllancs. The sulten besi-
tateS TO adopt any positive compromis-
ing attitude, being unwilling TO fear
lessly trust England without some
PROOF of the reality of British friend-
snip peforo mourning the enmity OF
Russia. Press agents consequently
have received inssraotions 10 spTsad
the idea IN foreign journals that Turkey
WIN preserve neutrality in case of war.
~eVerthesess, your correspondent is
assured In gtrong Quarter
that Turkey will join England
should was occur, being compelled to do
so by the force OF circumstances, Gen.
komarotf Is raid not being followed by
an English declaration Of war, the pres.
ent opinion among foreign diplomatlsts
Is that matters may be arranged for the
present with the usual Gladstone
timidity, but all think that a struggle
can only be deferred. Turkish feeling
generally is In favor of an alliance with
England. The Turkish army and navy
are longing for war. Indeed, the Turk-
lsn officers and men OF either service
are burning to repay Russia Tor the sui
Iaring produced by the last struggle.
Clrcasslan officers are particularly ex-
cited at the prospect of another cam.
paign ON the Armenian frontier, and
mere IL talk about the recapture of
Batum,. at which place Russia is very
nusv. A ship-master, just arrived from
OF military stores and tho construction
OF new redoubts. Generally speaking,
the average Turkish idea In that
without an alliance with England they
tro lost. Yet 30 rudely shaken has their
iaith been In England on account of the
Egyptian business, that they can not
bring themselves to credit the British
government with any good intentions
on their behalf.
CoQUFTTINo.
NARNA, April l3.-The Turkish minis
try Is diYided in regard TO the question
Of an alliance with England or Russia.
Meetings Of the ministry are held FIRE.
quently. 1t is stated that the Russian
government has offered TO surrender
kars and to allow Turkey to occupy the
Balkan In return for tho closing OF the
Dardanelles and Bosphorua AGAINST
English men-of-war. The sultan fayors
the adoption OF neutral policy
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India.
TROOPS MOVING RAPIDLY.

IhoOfH RVNiNN
BOMBAY, April l3.-Troops are NOV
ing toward Quetta as rapidly as
the transport facilities will al
low. The second and fourth army
corps have been ordered to be placed on
a war footing.
rHE AMEER AND THE v1cERoY.
RAwuL PINDI, April 13.-Thero was
not a single hitch in the whole course
of the negotiations between tn /.
aineer and the Viceroy of India. II ie
aneer has great belief In the natu ra
defensive strength of Afghanistan &
repel Russia. He believes thai, tho
Komsroir incident will settle tho whole
country against the Russians. The
peaceful aspect of affairs at tJabul /,
convincing proof OF the stability OF th,
amoer's rule.
DuFFERIN's NEW DEPARTURE,
Ear Duiforin has gone to Lahore, tc
meet the Mahorajha OF Cs.ahmero.
nuFfERIN DECORATED HIM.
Before no departed, ON Sunday, tn,
ameer was invested by Viceroy Dnfieri,
with the Grand Gross OF the Star o
India. Addressing the officers presen
at the ceremony, he expressed conf
dent hope of continued friendship be
tween Afg5snistsn and India. Th