Daily News, Volume 1, Number 127, Franklin, Johnson County, 16 July 1880 — Page 1

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all Interested to avail themaelres of the m^u« offered. It mn«t be remembered *Mt l&tfM »rt)t through the mail are net delivered to ixitul* OJtvr. If initials are n*ed, the letter should be directed iti ilM «r* of toi» IndJr IdtffVflnn, or postofflcr ftox, nrtd if fir city deliver^ tne postage in two cent*. The

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^^"Advertisements printed nnder this head One Cent each word, and the advertisement Will rarely fall to attract the attention of persons who mav have whatever If wn«t*d, aad from a large number of replies the advertiser is enabled

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most favorable selections. "Sltoatinns wanted" and "Help wanted," not exceeding80words, printed without charge. XXTA^TB7—Kv-r/body to Ttnow that vftn can vt njate imt wactakaown. in thin column of the DAILY NEWS, at one cent per word per day.

WTA^TKD-You to send order by post*] c«4, FT or throngh a Daily-News Message Box for the DAILY Ji&WS, 10 cents per week, deliverod promptly by carrier.

ANTED—A few gentlemen boarder* can obstreet.

tain good board by applying at 511 Chestnut,

FAR UNIT.

^ETTcrrc "Haute la too large a clty^or Ijnoilordi tti depend on placards, wlilcn attVaciJIif Attention of only 1 such persons aa neeeaonf ?renii*e*. while a small advortinernc

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prenii*e*. while a small ajvertift«rnont Inserted in: the

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reach dally evejrybfljly

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to want tooms or houses, promptly secnru aicnant, and nave the Iom arlolng proptety ^standing idle. One cent a worn. )f{ atroet.

KENT—Desirable bbrtsekeeplntf rooms, Jour.iii number. Jlpplyttt~.Xo.All Chestnut

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SALE—A fine set of gold-monnted single! Victoria harness cheap. Enquire at this office.

Personal.

JSPAU advortUements nnder tnls head will be "harged 10 cents per line, and any one desiring answers throngh the Sewn boxes, can rent

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Collections.

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Office. 885 Main street.

NATIONAL

Collection Association, I am enabled to col lect claim* throughout the United States. No charge unless successful. All business letters given strict attention. CHARLByA. K1MMEL .Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Peoria, 111.

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CAL. TMOJIAS.

OPTICIAN AND JEWELER, 690 Main street, Torro Haute. /.} -iii— .'CI, .t. V=

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North-west co^. Third and Main. Hc»t^oncoU^4'0^rltij/ircet^f' (XfflCe htW#—from to 10 a.m. 1 to 3 p.m. and

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McLKAN & 8BLDQMIUDGE, Attorneys at LaW,

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,420 Main Street, Toito Haute, Ind.

J8. C. Dayw. ,8. B. DAV1«, Notary.. DAVIS & DAVIS,

Attorneys Law, South Sixth Street, 6ver Poitd&c^,! Torre Haute,'Ind. .wi

1 'XT j. K: 33 Xi X. EJ 4» Attorney at Law, Third Strcot, between ^Mftin and Ohif

OARLTON & LAMB, A'lTOIlNKVS AT LVW, Corner of Fourth and Ohio, Terre Haute.

~57~"^ "IsioisfTTT'tI Attorney at Lftir, Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

U. FELSKNTHAL, ATTOHXEY AT LAW. Ohio Street. Terre Haute. Ind.

BUFF & BEECHERT

ATWKXKVS AT I VW, Terre Haute. Ind.

L. KrsSNEK,

place ol Music

213 OHIO STREET.

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01d«?ft mn^Sc ho«w la Western Ind!»na. ^Ahrjkjr* thr l*rgt*t »tock on band kept In t&t* «\ty. Hiuww and rwited tbe rent will

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W. P. HOOTOH,

'Practical Plumber,

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AND GAB FITTER.

All work done in the best style Office under

PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

iv Sooth Sixth Street.

Mre. Mack, at 678 Main street, success or to Mrs. Knight, has a very fine restau perauon

rant in opemOon and all who want a wwin'MlHu wHl do well to call on hey. Rememberthe Jiumber, 678 Main street. .rj^i ^n"-mmStW ArtesUm Blulw.

Recommended by the highest medical authority tor Paralysis, RbeumatiMn, Gout, Neuralgia, Catajrh, Gleet, SvohjliSi Skin Diseaaas- I^spfl^sia and all yemfle Diseases. Efegant new bath house. T^ompetent attendants. Cheapest and best oaths in the world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut street.

Magnetic Abctemax Bath Co., ./ Terre Haute, Ind*

There is no use in drugging yourself to dea(h, and buying all the vile medicines for internal use when you can be cured of fever and ague, dumb ague' billions ^dis orders, jauntiioe, dyspepsia, as well assail disorders, and ailments of the liver, bipod, and stomach, by wearing one of Prof. GuiLmette'a French Liver Pads, Which! Is a sure cure every time. If your druggist does not keep the,pad sea a $r.50iff a lef ter te French Pad Co olpdo, Jjuid it will be sent you by mail. It is the .only pad that is guaranteedto cure'1 B6ware of counterfeits. J, J. BAUB,.iole, agent in Yi^f fcdpnty. M/t

zetctb, sale:

Family hor^p, \$% ^rttids, bighg^btri^ years old, souna ttS a dc^lar dtUd perfdctlj gentle arid reliable in evert Prtpect a^4 family horse. Price $110. InformatioiL can be had by inquiring at this office.

The Doctors Disagree.

as to the best methods and" «Hnedios, fofthe cure of constipation and disordered liver tirid kidngi-s. But thbse that haVe used Kidney-Wort, agree tlikt it i^ bj far the best medici'ne known. Its action fs prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take pills, and other mecurials that poison the system, but by using Kidnfey-Worfc restore the natural action of all the organs.

A Ftfol Onfe More.

i^er mtjnts ,tlq matter or cure her, and small fortune in humbug months ago I saw a U. S. flag with Hop Bit (erg on it,, and I thought I would, bo a fool once more. I tried it, but my folly proved tv be wisdom. Two .bottles cured ner, she is now as well and. strong as any man's wife, and it cost me only two dol lars. Sueh folly pays.— H. W., Detroit, 1 rf K—

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is a common complaint. If you feel et a package of Jti^ln^y-WoVt I and you will at once .fuel powtVr. It'reheWs flic heAithy the jkidnvys, bowels and liver, vevs, t) ^stores tlie natural life and the weary body. Get a box at once.

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and take its tonic action of ahd thus

strength and use

For tlie tTiekpesi and t&h Life Tn/drance in the World, call on Riddle, Hamilton & Co. .. in

For «a1e. /.

An entirely new Howe machine 'neyer been used for sale cheap for cash. Parties wanting a bargain should not fail to embrace this opportunity. For particulars: enquire at this office.

For Male Cheap.

A beautiful set of gold mounted singiel inippr^d harnqss I$r sa|e .cheap ,pA,fty, navlng no use for them at this time', reafor selling. For.^rice, etc

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office. llo^ sewing machine for sale cheap. EntpiiM-armrsuffiCff.

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for a small farm, or s^ll cheap for cash. ttVNo. ft)8Worth Fifth street.

BABY WAGONS.

Seuddor is bound to close out his stock of babv wagons to make room for ice cream."Call and see hitn.^ Great bargains to be had.

•Tames T. Moore has been carrying on the Tiuning and Plumbing business in tliis City for tlie |ast twenty-eight years, and during that time has established a reputation for honest and good work, surpassed by no other house. His establish ment is at 638 Main street, and those in need of anything in his lim» will do well to give him a fall. tl4tf.

Prof. Quilmette. the inventor of the French Kidney Pad bearing his name, was one of the most noted medical men of his day in France. Its cures of kidney diseases are most marvelous, and are said to be permanent. ,L J. BAUIl, sole agent in Vigo county. 138-wl

N. ANDREWS,

The great boot and shoe man, invites every one to call and examine his mam moth stock. He can suit the most fastidious, and has weekly arrivals of new igoo^is. Call and see him. He holds forth at No. 505 Main street.

Haiwml nntl 8k»t.

When a Ward of, eminent phvsidans and chemists announced the discovery that by combining some well known valuable remedies, the most wonderful medi cine was produced, which would eure such a wide range of diseases that most all other remc^u#* could Jbe Hi^oied with, many were skeptical hut proof oT its werits actual trial has dispelled all doubt, and to-day tne discoverers of that great medicine. Hop Bitters, are honored and blessed by all as benefactor*.—Dtm&~ cmt.

THE CITY.

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—Ringgold open air concert at the park to-night. The prophqt says the New? is destiiied. —A new roof is being placed on the I. & 8t. L. bridge. —Two horses were sunstruck in Ft. Wayne yesterday

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Main street, opposite Opera House. They constautly keep on hand a full line of finest olass good? and sell cheaper, than 'fjRemuinber tlie ^gn of "B^

Call for special information abodV-'Llf^ Insurance on Hij^dl^ Hamiltop & Cov

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—The steamers Reindeer, Signor and Fayette iare lyingat 3he wharf. N6w timbers^f&Hl noor in the county bridgfe are being hauled to the foot of 3Iain street.

caused by careless'driving. T^e love feast comes off at the Fair iGmunds, 4t 8^) .Sunday mOrniag, instead of evening, befot6 stated.' Vi~-jsjheriff Hay sends word from Waukesha tq fp/ends of Terre Haut^ that his health is improving quite rapidly. —The News will live for years, and be shfMn&tftht. wHrfen'tliosfi #lRoipeak un

Mn&If&ht. Wftfen'tl ape ve p*per -.^ire laid

^indiy^'tfeis {Jrogri in their silent tomb._ —A temporary culvert has been placed ov^r the wash out oii -the Paris road,, uniil the Gcmtmissioners can agree on some T^lan Of btiiiaing a pehnftneni structure. —The wdrk oh thenew Catholic Church will bb begun h'ext We^k', under thte superintendence ptf !XIri Pa^'pr. of tliis, wtyl

The building is to cost ^9,000. v'i-iThd tiA^.of-the |Jolice fcfrt^^ill be changed to day, the night men taking the 4ay' run, ani& tlibse'wlfo have Jjeen' wording during the day will look after tlie city at night. —A Richmond paper rscotnmends bird shot as a sure cure for' chicken tl4eVes. Since they ari good at "such rectomTnenegations probiibly they can prescribe a remedy for horse thieves. !,n.» —Eidder Bros, arb kept busy ^inloading new wheat At their JIain stfefit', xjaitl. Teams almost blockade the road dn account of tiot being &ble' to unload the grain as fast as it arrives. —One of R. W. Rippetoes delivery horses became»frighteii£?d this morning, while standing^u frpnt of the jstore. and ran away, overturning a buggy in its flight. No damgc of abcouiitwaS

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—An admission fee of ten cents will-be charged at. ^he gate ^f the Fair Grounds Bdbday, tiki tlifc, frtfpksc of:jaying expenses. A .voluntary collection was taken last night and. Jftve dollars contributed,

W-SwltCh edgiae No, S of the C. & E. I. R'. R. transfeired a' train of 92 cars to the'E. & *F. fi yiitis'whlch extended from Main street to the Bronson House a distance of six squares or eight hundred yards* -It^s Sported thaV.orie of the Illinois .delegates ,to the Chicago convention, ^hilp in |Uat city, got badly threshed, growing out of a controversy at the gant bting tabfe, or some other disreputable af^air.y Who is he? ^-Th Homfr Circle Club wishing to be removed from the heated and confined are fto-^ay enjoywoddsi and pure 'Mi-Groro about two

miles east of the city. —Terro Haute is once more ahead, through the citizenship of the accomplished and enterprising E. V. Debbs, who yesterday received word Of his appointment to the position of Grand Secretary and Treasury Of the Bfothefhood of Locomotive Firemen in the United .States and Canada. —The assembly at the Fair Grounds were last night startled by an assertion of one of the speakers, who declared he had never died. An audible smile disturbed the countenances of parties on the outer edge of the circle, while those in the immediate vicinity of the stand sat with solemn, visage pondering on the fearful weight of the question. Amen. —The farmers, with whom we have been able to* converse, in regard to the crops. Inform us that althoueh the rain has prevented the proper care of wheat, no heavy loss will be sustained, and what is lost in wheat can be made up on the corn, as that product will yield a heavier harvest this year than has been gathered for many years. This certainly speaks well for fanners who have been complaining so loudly about the rain fall spoiling their crops. —Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lee last night celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage, at their residence, 1014 north Seventh street, A large number of friends were present, and the evening was passed in the most enjoyable manner, a great many valuable presents were given to the couple, and after an evening spent in sociality and refreshments the guests departed greatly plotted With their evenings entertainment

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VCXL. 1.—NO. 127. TEKEE HAUTE, IND.," #Blj&ibt, t£, 1880. 3 CENTS. "A

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—The Polytechnic school btrildfog still stands whbfiy unaccepted. If seetos a gteat pity that a building of its beauiy and magnificence should be wasting away. Mr. Rose «bdowod, with ample funds, this ihstitution in his lifetime, but since his death they have withered away.

».'X Tv v. Be venae Cutter. Captain Wheeler, of the revenue ser vice, thinks himself one of the greatest political prophets this side of the"Holy Land." He has prophesied that the NEWS has 'd-estiny, and no doubt she is destined. Oh! ye prophet, why art thou so great? Let us live yet a little longer, for we want to tell the public who thou art ..i.

Tempentnre Meetings.

James M. Dunn, a noted temperance lecturer from Ohfo. will speak on temperance in the audietsce room of the Seventh street Presbyterian church on Sunday at 4 o'clock p. m. and at eight o'clock in the evening. The meetings will be free to all and a full .^attendance is desireij. The meetings will be continued every evening through the week.

PERSONAL.

Dr. L. W. Munh^ll is in the city.,v Prof. 8. S. Baldwin is in New York. Miss Ada Null, Of this city,, has gone as or he he a 1 j, ..v. ir-j ... ii Mrs. Sandford Keyes has received $1,000 insurance from the Indepepent Order of Forresters.

L. B. Lunt, advance agent of'the lnte'rOcean Circus, is in the city stopping at the National House.

Watson, of this cify, left to VincQn-

Mrs. R. G. this morning for a short visit nes, whence she will go east.

The family of the Rev. Thos. Paity, wife and two children, arrived from Providence, R. I., this morning tit 10:55. $rs, T. B. O'Boyle and Miss Ida Watsori, of Vincenncs, who have been visiting friondk of this city, returned home this morning. 'Mr. F. J. Maybury of the Michigan Plumb(?) Line was in the city to-day nnd left this afternoon over the I. & St. L. R. R. for. the east. !Miss Annie and Nannie Mitchell re turned home yesterday afternoon from Pari?, Ills., where they have been visiting Miss Belle Welsh.

Mr. 0. Chance who lia& "been visiting in •RtickyiHe returned home yesterday and ill be able to attend to duty again in the E. & T. H. offices,

COURT MEW*. ...

itfAhiiiAGE ubEtfsEs.

J. McCarty, and Sarah :Gobln. A. W. Holler, -and Emma M. Rooks. REAL ESTATE fiiANSFEltS. J. G. Andrews,'to L. Badgely,'Max- r. vilLe in lota 56i 55 66 51 and 58 :i:i

Johnsons and Mellersadd. ..t.u... .$150.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NATIONAL HOUSE.

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Chte. Davis, Cincinnati W. G. Hasyielrigg, 0incinnati T. L. Itipley^.i^ew.ork M. Haas, Cincinnati W. H. Gloyd, Effingham W. H. Alexander, Danville A. C. Ford, Cincinnati G. McDonald, City 0. F. Rupel, City G. W. Ransom, Paris A- F. White, Rushyllle Frank White, Rushville Geo. A. Knight, Brazil.

TERRE HAUTE HOUSE

R. R. Laner, Cincinnati J. M. Pearson, Chicago L. H. Cholden, Cleveland G. H. Waght New York J. F. Gedge, Covington Ky.,- P. Magdellne, New York D. C. Barns, "Cou L. W. DreW, Indianapolis Mrs. O. B, Brace, Vincennes Miss Cusie, Paris H, M. Krebs, Mansfield T. H. Haley, Attica, O.,

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died yesterday morning, with

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A few days ago Hon. B. F. Havens, the Democratic Mayor of Terre Haute, allowed himself to be inveigled into a political discussion with two or three young Re: publicans of that! city, who argued their points so clearly, and demonstrated so clearly that the Republicans were at pres ent in the ascendency in Indiana, that the redoubtable Havens lost his head, and being unable to pursue the argument, allowed the assertion to escape him that no matter*how many votes the Republicans Cast, the Democrats had the. final counting of them, and that the Democratic candidates Would be counted ih. Mr. Havens should not be taken into the confidence of his partv leaders until he is better able to hora his tongue. Several persons heard Hie remark, whose names can be produced If necessarv.—Tnd. Jntrmal

In 1770, an act was passed by the Jbng. fish Parliament, which provided: "That all women, of whatever age, rank or pro* fessioti, whether virgins, maids or widows, who shall, after this act, impose upon, seduce and betray into matrimony iiny of bi majesty's subjects, by virtue of scents, paints, cosmeticsj washes, artificial teeth, Spanish wool, iron stays, bolstered hips, Or high-heeled shoes, shall incar the penalty of the law now In force against witchcraft and like misdemeanors, and th* mandate undersodi circtiinstsscee, opoc convscfaon of the eflmih^ perty,

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Don Cameron Still on Deck— Judge Davis Dying—Forelgn Affairs.

Senstinr t^dnklinic Ready to Jump In. WASHiKotoi1?, JUlV15. —A gen ilemati Is in the city who tnet Senator ConlcHng a few days ago. He says Ahe Now York, Senator discusses thp cauipaign, with great interest,, He is not going to Europe this summer and "never thought of such a thing.' Hewill'go salto'Mi fishing two^ three weeks during the* hot weather, but will be. found the thickest pf]the fight in New York .when the "ball opens.' He declares respecting the st&tcment' nflils dissatisfaction thut tht wroh was'fath^r 'to tho thought, *nd it-is ulterly without foupd^tio^. It is po^ signincant, thftt Senator'Cohtelinghas'npt''enteredinto the: cativass yet by wa^Htf1sjte&kihg tto brie else has done so, excepUv October States, and then but one or ,,i»staoo©9Weaver is^^about the: only, QXceptio^aHy active politician now as regards actual public woak. ',n ...iiHi v.tmi

Cobyoqn, July 15-—The Ropubliqin central, cqpiinittee of this county. Jias ife^ed a call for amass c6nyeritiph' or the) RepubliCJtas'and all others who 'desire1"to affiliate^with thpm, to be hold at this place Saturday, August 14th,,

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New Yonk, Jhly 15.—Mr. W. H. iEii-

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pbmocratic, candidate ror yfee 'resident, man intervieVr says:

astounded at some 'of the petty stbries that liavfe beeh circulated by the opposition, particularly in reference to myself. Why such lies should bedspread .broadcast I at loss to tell. They are "almost too (iontemfttible As well ar/abstlrif to de'-i mand'notice or retraction either frbtn myself ®r friends. But since pnfl in particular emanates frqm that man Halptead. it maV not be out of plffce td mike a pr6peV explaiVatibh, wWich'HviD iihbW tlie' falsify of the charge. It has bisem s^id that my1 residence in Indianapolisr while I occu-

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ied the position, of President of the First1 Bank. Was a thanifttUre fortress tliat the front dobr leading to the: streiti was of iron, and that so fearful wasVl of persohal dinger arid a "visit of bUr^iaTs that ray seeping apartment wai1protected on nil sides by icon plates bars and .'shutters. Now, the siin^le truth about •the matter is this^Years ago, befdre timelocks were in use, diesperate jbtirglairs had forced, on niore thatf one oocasion, bank officers from their homes at night and compelled thehi to open the safe or give them the combination. "An attempt was made on tiie door of a bank officer in Indianapolis for this same purpose which excited much attention. I, being President of the jnost important bank in Indiahtfpblis, realizirig the imminent daiiger of largg funds in trusted to Thy Care,' took precaution to

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The Magnetic Artesian Baths will be kept open during the extreme hot weather of evenings until midnight, for the accom jnodation of those who cannot get there iijL daytime/

Count Them Out.

Sdfl be null and void."

rotect the bank and my person, fttod I it in this wise: To the window of my apartment, facing the street, I had attached a flexible iron grating, which would open and shut at will, and to the inside ox the door a thin plate of iron was fastened. This I deemed ample precaution, since the auger of the burfctaif, after penetrating the woodwork, wouTd be resisted by the iron backing. The front door of my house is not composed of iron, but on the contrary it is of wood. "It has been said, also, that mt nomination had created general dissatisfaction in Indiana that Senator Hendricks and other leaders were opposed to me, and would In consequence only engage in the canvasg in a half-hearted way. _Tliis is a lie and without the least foundation in fact."

Mr. English will leave for Indianapolis on Saturday, and will conduct the State campaign in person.

Don Cameron Mtlil in the Field. Washington, July 15.—For two weeks almost daily letters have been received from the people of Sulphur Springs, containing most ominous intelligence as to the state of Senator Don Cameron's health. It culminated yesterday by his father going to see what was the truth of the matter. Right on the heels of all this Don Cameron himself appeared in Washington to day on his way to Hamsburg. In order to settle the matter if possible by direct information, a correspondent called on him at Wormley's. He was looking no worse than when Congress adjourned. He said that he had indeed been out of health, and had been obliged to go to the Springs and abandon all business or anybut he never reht his and needlessly alarmed. He felt so far improved that he should return to his usual vocations of life. He was in high spirits as to the political outlook. He field that Garfield and Arthur would be elected as a matter of course. As to there being any doubt about Pennsylvania, that was all nonsense.

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J'uly 15,

.—About ten •rfy 9t6ppictV6n:

days agb a sort of Gi^leh Bwly apiece of glass, cuttfihg his ih^efel SOsevere-ly-it was feared he would hleed :to death. Relief ,w^s .obtained sqon, but on,Tut}8#y thsjSyouncl commenqed pleeaujir afresh, •vVheti annotation wai thought tfet^sdafy, T3u the fore this was begun he bled'tb death. .. .. .i» ... ...: ... •WAstaNOTOX', July T5.UiC6llefctoir: of Internal -Revenue Young, of Itaielgh, North G«roliua, h^ made his appearance in the city. He says as, to J^prtli Carolina, the Repabtic'aus.'Ii&vOut afV'dxc'eptiontiliy itrbng tickot rti' the 1icld nnd will make a desperate fight for success ^t the polls. He s^ysj.he idea is preposterous to give up the State beforehan

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sufficient,rto carry half a dozen tates." iWrt., July 15.—Mrs. BVrtwn, wife of Uncle Frank Iir^jwn and mother of Ju^lgc Brown: of Greencastte, was buried 'ye&ferdity. --Mrs. Bfown was dne of the piotaeer wo^men of the cotinty. &ho was about 77^^years^^of age.-• rr-"-r--ix

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dbSs YidV fes^eidt' to be' in- Witftiiw^ton He says entirt'•M!^l-,, again this summer, mory prcYaUs SSh'ranks.

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PARisr July 15.—-The press this mornfng, $peaH# M. the most ^udfttMy.j.t^ORa- of

despite the'riUmblBr^f jteople' In^sllO'iity, there we re no "d sffifrb An 5Ss "esnihg fortne 1h(i4rfereucc,Jof''the' poffcfc', and- ^yViraijournals irthtancb this an an evidehtotif the .public saAisfaotion wjth the Government and proof that the French people,

The 1%ne for Meals, /..isiocfo

In a paper read at a domestic economy congress at Birmingham, Epgitirtd/not long ago, I)r. Wilson gave the following hints on theproper timed for eating for, different classes of workere: Fpr the active outdoor laborer and artisan, an early breakfast before work, a dinner wi per after long been the most business man, a later breakfast, a midday' luncheon, and & late dinner alter the. day's work is over, is the best arrange*! ment For literary men who write more, in the evening than during the day. an early dinner and alight supper wul be found tcf- be the most advantageous for steady work. Idlers, to enjoy Bite, if they possibly can, should dine early if they intend to spend the evening at the theaters and the like but it they acoept dinner invitations freely they should careful not to eat too much at the mid-,fj^ day meal. The breakfast hour ahould ^jy be determined in a hour of rising should b^ rial business of the day is commenced. Those who like to take A "constitutional" before breakfast would find their ap ,' petite whetted ahd their walk made all the more enjoyable if they took a Hffle^ milk, with bread or biscuit, before starting. Walking before breakfast i* always irksome and, fatiguing, and on that account is veir likely to be badly d6he^ ~ft The last meal should be sufficiently late for the whole not to be absorbed befo^ retiring to rest

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A OOLORKi) EDITOR HAD' lO Mk*

lis. wa^ikT a! Ba^by, editor pf &e IndUroa^iB»- iM4iir^ the colored JRletJubllean organ- of- Indiana.-~Prestrmi ng that he was wrf^iufortned in the matter of what is known as^Clie

exodus,"

the writer took occasion to question him about the colored people who settled in Indiana. "Well, sir sald-hej "'their condition is most excellent, and there Is room in Indi--ana for more like them. They are, as a rule, verv industtrkms, and they are all at 3 work. They have boon compelled to work. They have been qoinpelled to work air? their lives in the Stiutn for ft bare living, and their condition there since the war has been but Btthvif any, better than it was when they wepe in slavery. Now that they have epn*# North, and are among God's people, they realize that industry commandstcspect, to say nothing qf any pecuniary re^Otfd,*',1' "Do tliey manifest a'disposttlon to take an active part in politics?" "No. they do ribt. They know, however, that the Republican party was their savior, and is now their natural and sole protection, audf of course, thtn' ypte tlie RepUblicah ticket to,a man." "Are there enough votes among thent to affect the election to any extent?' "Well. nQ, I think hot.' 1 don't believe there are uiorc tlraiV a thousand voters among HTPW. awd~we oT tire Republican persuasion will have hardvoris prevent the Democrats froin counteracting the increase of the colored vote }y colonization of Kentucky Democrats in our southern counties," "Is it a fatt' Mr. B)igby,'that tho Demig gout crats i» Southern ..Indiana, or is

ocrats are cojonizlhi ontucky Demothat storv simply a campaign-bugaboo?" "f should answer both yes and no to that. There Iff no reason to doubt that such a colonization is being attempted, and in truth it ma^ be regamed us an absolute fact, As for the stbry being a campaign bugaboo, Of/ cMits6 Wife Democracy, through its press, ldbbr^ earnestly to make peoplo believe that Is." 'l^JtUO-ColQnisatJpn suCQoed f' ^To a certain extent it will, but the Republicans are 1 afauady th'©rpU^lal(v i'organized and on the alert for the Iventucklans in every county,} (township and precinct along the Ohio River, and every, new comer will be oqnipelled to give a strict account of. himself, and in that way we are certain to render the fraud less effective, but it is' hardly to be execrtecl tnAl'ltbe prevented entirely "In a word, Mr. Bagby» do yrii that the Republicans will carry the State?" "I lmv-3 the strongest .hopes that we will believe that.we can do it with hard work. We have certainly earnest, pur-

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fe'st^d flying tfte '^r^ttionf^i Gambetta has ordered every ciiange .ln the movemen troops during the review in the National Library for preservation.

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thrfce meals a day ongfct to be quKesaf- C| ficient, and the practice of eontinttally^"taking something is sort to bring 00 indisestion.

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