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I'LL. After evidence. the chairman an
lounced the decision. They ordere,
Mr. Sheehan to find securities to be o
good behavior for twelve moths, him
self in ESQ sand two securities lin So
each; in default to be sentenced to On,
month Imprisonment. MI. Sheehan-
will select to ito Jail (applause). Mr.
Sheehan was thereupon removed t
Aralee Jail amidst enthusiastic cheers
KINGS.
Edward Henry 2. l.. g., died at his
late residence, Clonadd, Phi.ipstown
| on the 9th ult., after a long illness, aged
" years.
KILDARE.
On Sunday, the 18th u]t., large
meeting was held at Nurney, four or
five miles from the town of Kildare, for
the purpose of protesting against an
eviction of a tenant lately carried out
on the property of the Marquis of Dro
gheda. The Rev. Father Hughes, &C,
Monastereyan, presided. The chair
man, addressing the meeting, said that
owing to work which had to be- done
elsewhere his observations would be
very brief. They might gather large
assemblage for the sustainment Of the
National cause, but their principle
should be deeds, not words (cheees).
They were met there to protest against
the outrage committed On Mr.. O Byrne,
and to help to bring about the time:
when such death sentences, as their
great leader, Mr.. Gladstone, called
them. would he no longer possible.
LIMERICK.
The death is announced of William
Dinneen, at Knocknagorna, son OF
Z. Dinneen, which took place
November S.
On Monday, November IL, Mr.. Hob
son, Sub:Sherif county Limerick, car
ried out without resistance number of !!
evictfons near Pallas. His deputy, Mr.,
Devane, Barony High Constable, seized
four county cess two head Of cattle be-
longing to the secretary eff the Cappa-
more Irish National League.
Removables Irwin and Pearse sat at |
kilinane On Monday, the 18th ult. The
case Of intimidation brought by Inspec-
,or Royse against Michael O'Kel!y, sec.
rotary of the Glenroe League, was dis
missed, the evidence being incomplete.
A second case was adjourned until Jan.
larY. MIR. Redmond G. Barry, barris-
i
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E No OTHER LINE CAN
SHOW SUCH A RECORD. s@h
READ and BE CONVINCED
-BETWEEN

-BETWEEN-
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS and
EAU CLAIRE, MADISON, JAMES,
WILLIE, and CHICAGO. Two trains
day each way. with through Sleep
ers and dining cars.
DULUTH, SUPERIOR and ASHLAND.
Night trains each way with through
sleepers. Morning trains each way
with through parlor cars.
Sioux CITY, CoUNcIL BLUFFS and
OMAHA. Through sleeping cars each
way.
P1ERRE.-Sleeping Car to Tracy.
ST.. JOSEPH, ATCHIsON, LEAvENWORTH
and KANSAS CITY. Through Pullman
Buffet sleepers. -
ST.. JOSEPH, ATCH1sON, LEAvEN-
WORTH aud KANSAS CITY. Through
combination chair and sleeping cars.
KAsoTA, ANKATo ST AMEs, WORTH
INaTON, SIBLEY. LEMARs. and SIOUX
CITY. Day trains each way with ele-
CANT parlor cars.
This service has been arranged with q single
view to the comfort and convenience of the ira
yelling public, and offers the best and most lux
urious accommodations between the above
named points:
ply to any ticket agent, or to
Mc VI TE4SRAafh S f. NJ f %HE AEf9Eh
Asst a'n r ST. k FL 9Mf fSA Pass Agent
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ScandaIQns +!

Village Main-"It's just as sup
posed. The Widow Dash has forgot.
ten all about her husband already. and
he hasn't been dead a month"
Dame-''La, me I shouldn't wond
err
eyes; it's perfectly awful. It's
abomnible the way she acts, the heart
less, cold blooded, stuck-up thing
You know her husbands first name
was Hamilton, and she always called
him Ham"
Yes, & know
.tWell, at the market to-day she asked
for aham, and her voice didn .tremble
once
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LONGFORD.

a convention composed of delegates
from the National League branches in
this county was held at Edgeworthstowp
on Sunday, November II, to devise
means to stop hunting during the i'm
prisonmeng Of the leaders Of the Ma.
tionatist party. Last year the stoppage
of the hunt club at Camlisk led to prose-
cutions for assault and riot, for which
defendants were sent to Jail for one and
six months. At the convention resolu-
tions we're adopted. the principal one
being-'tThat whilst having no objec.
ton to hunting or any other national
sport in the abstract, we call on all true
Nationalist farmers in this county to
poison their lands if necessary in order
to prevent the practice OF hunting IN
this county, which is obnoxious by
reason of those carrying it on.''
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TIPP:ERARY.

At the Tipperary Petty Sessions john
O'Neill was charged with attempting
to boycott Mr.. Brodie. who had some
cattle at the Tipperary fair. The de-
fendant was ordered to find bail for flu.
ture good behavior, but on refusing to
do this was sent to Jail for month.
On Monday, November IL, Gerald
Fitzgerald, Esq, Sub Sheriff, accom-
panied BY assistants, and protected by
a force Of about fifty police, proceeded
to the parish of Clerihan, and carried
out several evictions. The estate is
that Of the Rev. John Meade Hudson.
and is known as Colman. The Rev. j.
Q Connell. 2. p, Clerihan, was pres
emit during the proceedings, and en-
deavored to make some arrangement
between landlord and tenant about
giving time to the latter 80 that they
would sell their crops.
Rev. Thomas Tobin died fat Clonme!
on the 9Th ult. He was born on Decem.
Der Fl, 1924, at Fethard. Tipperary, and
after completing his ecclesiastical stud
les in st. Johns college, Waterford,
he was ordained priest in 1852. in the
cathedral Of the same city. He gave
his services to the diocese of Liverpool,
and was first appointed to Thurman,
where he spent about year. The
next nine wears he labOred amOngsS|the
poor of St. Joseph's, Liverpool, and in
1862 he was appointed by the late
bishop to begin new mission, St.
Michael's in West Derby road, as the
city was rapidly extending in that d.
rection. Another nine years of labor
in this trying work, and an easier mis-
sion became necessary for him. In 1871
he was appointed to the little county
mission Of South Hill. of which he re-
NAMED in charge till his death.
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WARRINGTON DISTRICT

WARRINGTON DIsTRECr.
Aae Roe HouSs-M, Edwards LOWS weltzel
Al FIliOs-Thomu Myer, E. HGnm, t, Hanna.
MADISON DISTRICT.
Al Nartd Hou.e-Pntrick Kennedy, Cool A. Rob
RPi s 19aa d o'sp a0-a W. BDss, A. FaEis
]. Elwood Hughes,
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AUBURN MOTIFS.

Election of Military Oniesr.-Th0 Blaine
and Con Club.
Special ConeyOHdea1s OF Tie IalsIli0aeer.
AuBuRS, W. Va, Jsu. l6.-At an cleo
ton held by Company B. auburn Guards.
First Regiment, w. Va. v. NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected, to fill plactl
made vacant by promotions: Captain,
Lieutenant ]. O. Lawson, vice Captain
Gluck, promoted to Major In the regI'
ment; First Lieutenant, Sergeant W. A.
Wesiiall; Third Lieutenant, Sergeant FL.
lett Woofter; Orderly Sergeant, Corporal
A. Westisll; First Duty Sergeant, Noah
Znn; Fourth Duty Sergeant, Scott Wat
son; Color Sergeant, A. W. Ward; First
Corporal, A. W. Burke; Fourth Corporal,
0rmsby Hartman.
The company now numbers 70 men,
and was never in better shape.
The Blaine and Golf Club in this place
now numbers rs men and still they come.
The club will be represented at the Wheel
ing convention.
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lieved. It certainly surpasses In black
mess anything I have ever read Of the 1tal-
ian banditH.
II was In this store that was to spend
the evening Of my OhTiAtnas, amid the
scenes Of murder and robbery OF other
days. But II wa all quiet and peaceful
enough now; and I think that the sur.
IoundiDRs arc among the hnest in the
Slate. Its on the frontier Of the settle
ments.
Ineed not following journey any further
RS this evening by the beautiful Ivaquin
lthe finest river In the world) brought my
Christmas OF 1857 10 close. Were It not
Of the subject, mightnarrhte how l sue.
ceeded In searching ont my "short route"
to Kings River-how wSded three days
through sWampa covered with crust OF
Ice that broke ct every step-how was
laid MP with the rheumstian and never
get to Kings River at Rll-hoE kind and
sympathizlng farmer hauled me In his
carriage eighteen miles to Fresno City, on
the Sd Of January, and how l recrossed
the plains deluged by the rains, and alter
walking seventeen miles over the noun
tnins, got back TO the mining camps on
the night Of January 0, and found letters
and cards and papsrs from my friends
who united in Whaling me Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year. HIN.
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COURAGE.
Composition Written By an Indian Student
ut Carlisle.

Composition Written by an Indian Student
ut Carlisle.
carlL't CPa.) MOr'iag Star.
The subjoined competition by Richard
Davis, oil the Cheyenne tribe, was read al
our last months school exhibition:
"What is courageH It may be defined
as that quality OF the mind which resisti
dsngsr-as that Of firm, heroic and moral
courage.
"When we speak of soldiers bravery
or gsIlsntry, or tho iearlessnees shown
against the danger OF death from an
enemy, We mean that he is courageous
A good warrior must posses5 heroism,
which iss just confidence in the power Of
overcoming the enemy.
"But moral courage is that frmnesH
which ensbles psraon TO perform his
duty although it may eubject him to the
loss Of public favor.
"The courage in many OF our great men
es that Of James A. Garfield, Abraham
Lincoln, and George Washington and
others, Was not of the daredevil kind, but
the power Of boldness given them by the
Almighty.
1T Was not the DEVILS courage In Abrs-
ham Lincoln which enabled him to extend
freedom from slavery to the seven million
strong Of negroes, neither was it lack Of
vallsntry in General Warrington which
caused him to rebel against the British
Government.
"Men need boldnes5 to meotdsnger, and
such courage as not to give up because
of hsrdships in their way.
"Wby did these heroes suCceed2 Be-
cause Of the courage in them, and that
coursgs Is powerful.
Another kind Of courage 10 that OF an
Indian boy, who, after five years training
| in the East by the United State Govern
ment, returns to his home in the West,
with q high spirit 10 help his people, but
on account OF the oppositioIs he meets in
the tribe to which he belongs, he grsdnal-
| IL falls back to the hsbitB OF his friends,
and the resulta are discourGginS. Such
an Indian boy or girl ia not courageous.
Because he is knocked down by the first
laughter he may meet.
"An Indian boy or girl may make him.
aelf or herself just as determined and
courageous by sticking to one thing until
| 1t is finished, and that is the whole OF It.
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A Sure cure found at last. No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by DR.. William ian Indian
remedy, called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic canes Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need sut-
fer Ave minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotono, In
struments and electusries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
sbsorbs the tumors, sllays the intense
itching, scts as poultiCe, gives instant and
painless relief and Is prepared for Piles
and nothing else. Thousands Of cured
patients attest It's virtues, and physicians
Of all schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution TO medicine Of the age. It
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Ooonn, Msysville, KY, says:
apr. Willism's Pills Ointment cured me
alter yeara OF suffering"
Judge OofEinbury, Cleveland, o., says:
~ have found by experience that DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not suffer an ipstGnt longer. Sold by
druggists. D&w
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Court ROls<-ChRs. ,LOeaer, John H. Down
James 3, Acker.
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wretched men and women long condemned 70
suffer the fortunes Of dyspepsia, arc tlled with
new hope after few doses Of HoSteiter'S stomsch
BltterL This budding hope blossoms Into tie
iruision Of certainty, II the BltteIt Is peniEied In
1t brinSI Z reprieye TO all dEpeptia who seek ia
aid. FlAiuleuce, heartburn. sinking At the pit OF
the stomach between meals the nervous tremors
and insomnia Of which chronic Indigestion a the
parent, disappear with their hateinl prosenitor.
MoSt benedeent Of EtOmtchicsl who can wonder
that in 20 N ny icHtAncrh IL Rwnkenl grateful elo-
ouencs IN tho,e who, benenltCd yit. speak vol
unfairly in IL bshAlL II requires 4 graphic pen
10 describe the toTmena Of dyspepsia, nut IN
many Of tha testimonials received By the pIoprie
ton OF the Btlers these are portrAe cd with vivid
debility, mAlAri4l ieTeu and rheunAtiim are 70
lGJod By Il.
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Hoe Hoa's-I. Delbrugse, Fred. LAuo, jar
Reed, Sr,
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COCOA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COCOA.
BRSARFAsT.

which govern The Operations Of digeStion and M.
triton, and by careful application Of the nne
properties Of Well-selocted Cocoa, Mr.. Epps hAl
provided our breakfast tables with dellcitey Do.
lcfed beverage which may save ua many hGAyy
docton' billl II u by the iudIciOlH use Of suoh
Articles OF diet that constitution may be gIAdu.
Ally built up until strong enough 70 resist every
tsndency TO disolse Hundreds Of subtle mAlAdiel
there q weak point We may escape many Z
thtAl shaft By keeping ourlolves well fortified with
pure blood aud properly nouriAhed frRrne."-
Oiptl Seytos 9dsctts
Made dmply with boiling water OF milk sold
only IN hall pound tins By GrocOr1, lAbeled thu1i
JAMES EPRS . co., Homeopathic CheniSA,
telFfhAs LONDON kHeLAhp'
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TRlADkLPHlA DlsTHlCT'
LtatAa.rOod lSehOOI Hotse>-G. ". Woods PlAtoa
za I'm eT SSn tfo,sa Hs-J 8. Woods, John Hal
''F Trl,adepitG JLa'SioR's)-J. N. Thornburg John
Helienbine, Robert Armstrong
FoIeV Ro6iaSon's-JGmcs Oldham, John Robin
son, Alex. McConn.
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FINANcR ANp ERApE.
me features of the money and stool
Markets.

mEkeUs
REV YoEK, Jan. ls.-Aoley on call easy al
8 to per cent last loan At Skper cent closed
q al PEI eeat Prins Mercantile paper san
per cent Sterling exchange dull but steady Al
q slIal S61< Total sales Of stocks to-day ll2,oI1
shares.
The Etock market showed about the usual amount
Of business to-day but beyond tho Oregon stocks,
Union Pacific and Reading there was absolutely
nSthing OF interest In the trading The opening
was unusually dull and weak at declines from last
evenings prices Of X 10 u per cent but the market,
with the dDgle exception Of Reading recovered
Immediately, and fractional gains were scored In
the Ont hour. The Oregon stocks then became the
feature while the general List became Btagnant-
The close was dull and rhtheE heavy 1t tnsignih-
cant changes generally from last evenings price,
majority OF the list are ffactonRlly lower exceu
the gains Of X per cent In Oregon Improvement and
~ per centin United States Express
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds dullAnd steady.
Railroad bond dull; DaltI SLls9M.
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LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Wat Lt1aty-sAmuel Bell, Vincent vAnMeter
PoioSde isaac snedelcr. John c. Faris, JamO'
aH ValzV sFev-w. F. Whitman, James v. Cham
barE n T. Maxwell.
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nueal.n,s Arnlea sAlvs.

The best snlve In tho world for cuts
bruiaes, sores, ulcers, salt rhsam, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains,
cornG, and ell skin eruphons, and posi-,
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect sAtistsction
or money refunded. Price % cent? pei
boz. For sale by Logan 4 %,
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maud, cotton goods were irmer, supplies light and
some prices higher as follows: ARyle S6.lnch
brown 70 &c; Amoskeag staple RingnAms fHo;
and fancy nc; Allendale and pembroke wide
Large sales OF 6ttquare print cloths atS6c. Prints
In good demand. Jo6bing tIade fairly active or
the season,
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KAT LIBEETY, Jan. ls,-Oatile- Receipts 4S7
head; shipments I9i head; market closing very
dull; prime 81 Seas co. fair 10 good o 75a5 IS;
mon s. OOaS 50. Hogs-ReceiptS 1850 head: ship
menb 30 head; market opened active and closed
YOrkers 81 60a5 IS: common 10 fair IS 25a5 IS
pigs q seas 90. 6heep-Receipts 600 head; ship.
mentG LOO head; market steady; prime S. Goa
5 IS; iair 10 good 81 o0aS %; common s. o0R3 IS.
CHICAGO, Jan. lS-The Drop1's Journal reports:
market loo lower; fancy s. 10; Btien s. t0a4 70;
Gtocken and feeders 81 0j,3il Hogs-ReceipB Is !.
90 head; shipments 1000 head; market slow and
lcalbc lower: mixed S. C0a5 90; heavy IS 8Sa5 rs;
light s. 76a5 30: sklps IS 01li 60 sheep-Receip&
500 head; shipments 1908 head; market slow;
poor 10 fancy natives 50 00A526; western 81 60ab %;
Texans 81 76ai 90; lambs IS 00a6 40.
CINCINNATI, O., Jan ls-Hogn weak: common
and light 81 0Chi Is; packing and butchers $ 2oa
5 70; receipts 2,7SS head; shipments so head.
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F0R Dodgers
II AND SYAJ.L HAND BILLS,
Go 70 tho IHTELLIGENCKR JOB ROOMa, Hos,
. and n Fourteenth xtieet, VharO you oan b 10
oomnodAlod a. thoIt notice
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aUntold Agony from catarrh.''

Prof, W. HAusSER, tho famous mcsmerist,
Of Ithaca, ". Y, writes: Some ten years ago
i suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incurnblc, and sud must die. My case was
slch n bad one, that every day, towards SUM
sct, nv voice would become so holrse could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
nv coughing and clearing OF my throat would
almost Stranglo me. BY the use OF DR.. Sagc,5
Catnrrh Remedy, in three months, WINS well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
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ELI RonnIss, Runp1n p: o., Columbia Co,
pa, says: "My daughter had cntairh when
Snre's Catarrh Remedy advertised, and pro-
cured a bottle for her, and soon saw that It
helped her; third bottle effected PermaS
perit cure. She Is now eighteen years old ana
GoI1nd and hearty"
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aconstantly Hawking and splttIng.''

THOMAS ]. RUSHING, Esq, s9o' Pine Strtet,
from catnrrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrlls. i
thought nothing could be done iorme. Luck
IN. was advised TO try DIR. SagG'5 Catafrli
Rcmedy, and / nm now q well man. believe
II 10 be the only suro remedy for cRtnrTh now
manufactured, md one has only TO give It O
fair trial to experience astounding results and
a norma mont ciIFg.h
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BABIES that are fretful, pesvish, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie, Teething
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be re-
lieved at once by using Acker's Baby
soother. It contsins no Opium or Nor:
phine, hence is safe. Price 25 cent?. Sold
by Logan & Co., O. 3. Goetss, ChAs. Men
kemilleE, B. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 5
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ARRIVALS OF LIVE MOCK
-. - 49,.
Al Gafer,oli Stock Hardl, via BaiitaOrt & o.
=. pnlrn.1l q. aaatk aarlinn Ian IL
4 tEo.loot luIe-Nover vear LIghLahOss

SAW the Children. They are especially
liable to sudden COlds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
II saycs hours Of anxious watching. Sold
By Logan & Co., o. r. Goethe, o. Menke-
miller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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There is no possibility Of uhaking the
reputation Of Sozodont by underhand
competition; still 1t is deemed advisable
to recommend wsriness to the purchaser,
as inferior articles are sometimes recon-
mended &c the equal Of or resembling this
sterling tooth bsautifer and preservatiye,
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Do NOT suffer from skin disease when
you can be readily cured by Skin Success.
At drug store Of McLain Bros.
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STAAAERlAG CURED.

system based upon natures laws. NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS, system explained TO those inter.
astsd.
Testimonials IRON physicians. educaton and pa.
GronS who have received benefit from the method
Of instruction. address,
Ms NJ sTR VEINS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of Elocution and English
500 N Street, N. W., washington, D. @,
Students boarded in family Of Principal
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The length of degree ia not arbitrary,
The degree Is somewhat similar to the ton
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piGnoteacnors framed by leading professor from
Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture accord.
ing TO the method Of the old Italian masters.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
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