Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 6, Number 225, 20 September 1881 — Page 3

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PaOIUbed every Kvealm.lhnuday exoepvedjby J en k I neon ffoeao.

heart. Dr Bliss was sanainioued, and 1 nMVHsh'. ii.tUta to Lowell.

when be entered the room he found tne Elbrbow. Feit- 19 At 10 o'clock to-

resideut BUbetant'ally without pmae laitrht. the foILiwir.- wa -nt to minister

waa aitnoetf Lowell by Attorney General MacVeigh:

lresident had

Vliat the Xewspap rs Sa A REIGN OF TERROR.

Offtoa), No. KS1 and 833 afain fctrat, aurmw NlDtt. t

KATKH OF BL'riHCKIPTION. Pr year, by mail. postage jwM .

Mil uumliim, by D ial,

per w(ik, delivered by OKi-rier

T7 no; 1 All '

1 76 14.

Tlia UMklf I allium.

A large Twelve-Pre Weekly, ooutainiw? mare rea lui matter than anT other npnr published

n I a liana, in tanned every Tha-wlay doming, I

ami mailed to ubeerfbeni at ine low pnoe oi ti per year to aubaorumra within Wum ooanty, or

11. U pw yar, tree of pottage, to isbvoriijers oot-

ldoof tlilg oiinntT. DEAD!

IIE4TII OF THE PllEMDENT, WHICH

OULKKfcl AT 10-.:i. LST NIGHT.

and the action of the heart

und ttinjicishable. He mid at oBce the ' President was dying and directed that! Krs. Garfield be called, a bo the Doctor. J The President remained in a dying con-4.

dittos until 10:35, when he was pro- j nounced dead- lie died of some trouble ;

of the heart, supposed to be neuralgia, j

but that of couiae is uncertain. I nuti tied General Arthur and sent a dispatch

The President had another chill of

considerable severity this morning which Allowed ho soon after the chill of last urening K-ft him very weak indeed. His puUfe became moie frequent aud feebler

than at any lime since he recovered from the immediate shock of the wound

ana his treneral condition was

roost alarming during the day.

His system has reacted to some extint.

t Vli-miira K'a.np ami Lincoln. '!,() are

en route fruiu Boston to New lork. lcegHe paed the afternoon and evening Cabinet now at 11:30 p.m. are in con- f comfortable, and at this hour he is reat-

sultalion." afine ouietlv and no diiturbance is exoect-

fled during the niijht. There has een,

llotw Ueneral Arthur Heetlved " Jhowercr n,. .Inf.n.r in arroncrth

r - .. a ."T -v i i.-...5anrt there is therefore no decrease of anx-

.1E.R i una, nuu v. rium mc ui,

At a Sun retHrter worked

At Jier York.

New Yobk, Septemt 20. Prom the

TWWu.- The report oi the death trath

r. th hravest of the best, after a ttm

gle which has kindled the admiration of! the world for his heroic manhood,1

President Garfield has gone. From stili

heights, where crime ana pain ccb e not he looks down upon a mourning nation,1

which he hoped to ne.p by a wise dis-j

charge of duty, worthier men thac1 Abraham Lincoln and Jaiaes A. Garfield j

this country nas cr sotn m;

hbjh station, and each was taken;

the neigui ui iauie

The Alarminclncraserileari

Diaease and the My nap to an a wttiett Precede It.

ji-eaullna; te Kciontlflc lnveetia;avlon

avna avn A Ib-ai lt lei I trrt Ita Inert-wee.

The Wonderful PropertJea of Seda-,

tine-de-lndia," a ad How t I'roperly l"s IU

f acta ef latpertasarc- far All

lua t .ew lliaceirrii

Hrfirs

to see J

iety.

MacVeigh.

early in tne wia anaa The mortality statistics of thu country

m me 1"'"-- - , . 1 ""frhows that a great proportion of death?

an t poverty, uaxu -- "ua ionnneBariee from Heart Disease. Bat aside from

sSUmi not uut OUl lue ureui Kenius. ainnvM-v,-, j.

gbulleU baa nmeea uie me oi Ueneraiavenience and suffering which even th,

rro.--ljlirneta, iui aui3nrst staw brin make it neoeesarv tc,

toon Di9 . """" ""7"'B ""n-atake prompt measures for relief. Un

Tue Presidents aeatu iu cause IeH,ioubtediT th tt medT of moderi.

sauct uui in "-" 'i utStimes far rnrimy ilisaa of thrt Hart is

had been shot dead on vue -a ot Juj J5"Selatinp -d-Indi. " which is arrom

Taere has been time to- tearn tiiat theauib.hin3 such wonderful results anl at

'.he reporter repeated to him. "Oh, no! -uyise you 10 taite tne oatn oi omce asMdeatu ot any man, uever nign, orsremedy possesses ingredients epecially

Itcau not be true! it can not be! I t rwnuent oi me united states wituout y great, or gooo, out mc uaa oten timeUdesigned for all the numerous troables

oave heard njthintr." " The dispatch haa:d-eiaJ; it concurs with yur judgmentjjtoo to learn how great ana good a man .f the Ht art. The combination is the

was lifted to tne i-resmency by the3rinlt

lOeneral Arthur, there was no unusual

ritir nlxjut the house. The servant

trie door informed the reporter that's

EQeueral Arthur had received nothing 3

inter than the evening bulletin

otlfie I tie

lcut. Lono Branch, ttei)t- 20. Attorney

rj.p n General MacVeagh has just sent the fol-

- . - . ... . . r . r:

iPreai.Iut ta d.ad " aaid tlia n-uor:er.lS,w0S " ue I'rcsident ajtnur: us

! At this moment Genural Arthur apiear J'comos our painful dut y to inform you rt i.. ! i.;i " rs rr.-i.i..r,t i .i,! ot the death of President Garfield, and

The Cloie Scone ' f the,

Long Struggle lor Lite.

With Profound Sorrow

Mourning.

swe will De very glad if vou will comei

fhere"n the earliest train to-morrow morn-??

tin!?.

The dispatch has

Jjobt been received at the Sun otfice," said

!tne rexrter. "I hope, my God ! 1 do hoj e it is a ininL&ki-. " trctieriii Artmr'n vol,

ibroke at the last words and his eyes fill yf l'Kied v nuam W lndom.Sec'y ireas.

Ui ;h Ho thn r..til t,i . l,i :!VV. ii. tiunt. Becretary of the fltv:

. . . lTknmi. T . . dt 1.

flroom where Alessrs. i&lihu Itoot ami Dan- i jmucb, l uatiuasier uuueru, Th 4n,.,., .nl F.er wher ltM-eie.l liel J- Kollins were awaiting hiin..nfSlacyega, Attorney General; A. The Aiinoimer'j.eni tirjwner iweiiwi . . , , , . fj Kirkwood. Sforettr? .f th Interior.

ui, am - pu u man avu a vvv y '. aaat

i'le fu otfice." A deep silence ensued. ,,0' Ocneral Uraot Va, Affected

jia. moment auerwam a telegram was re -j J From the World, New York: Roscoc

Tfaived. ueneral Artnur broke it open .SConklinL' left the Fifth Avenue Hotel at

powiy. Alter reading it lie bunea;ii0 o'clock. It was said he .

Vire-Preaidrot Arlliur Notified

the lresid'nr Iilt and Hi Own Sue- :' irau.

fhs head in his hauds and

-Iremained in this position for a:

fage irom tne Cabinet lniormmg tne3i

;. Artbur taken the Oaub of Office

uuJ i Now I'rvaUleut.

Dunt II 'A

(Vice I'residcnt of the death of the Presi-Cf haatilv n,l

Xl.n., ..... . - I! JF

ident. uy twelve o ciock tne sound oirnAa ,i9 er,. tii

cat8 rolling up in front of the house fill-

fed the street. A few minutes after

len. Sheriiian Counsel Regard for Law and Order.

receiving tne news or the President a ue was asked.

The Ilunl Itolletlii. following bulletin has

General Arthur's returned at 12.25. at 9 o'clock and

not be

was

drove to

hou.se. He had not General Grant retired i , i 1,

it ii woru ne Bujuiar,

to him he dressed at twelve o'clock

Isatisfy those who loved James A. Gar

field most, and will place his name high

est in the list of human rulers.

of long

and careful experiment,

votes or last ovemuet. t ue great natioDand it can be safely asserted that when

holds his m Its nean VI Hearts andMtJiken in tim it will rnre in f.vr rai

there he will.live tore ver. tie is t'rtsi 31),, Tnn wor k Viahtmuv nr.

, t . u . ' . -

aent no more; umj wu. u.wm,u ue ueiuafeeling in the sice or breast, Irreg

the h un, but tne wora done in thaaular Action, Throbbing, Jumping, Flut-

suori umo m iick "mu iur ates tllennir. MnnwnUn Hfjii.i.inir H ow fhr

Ho otner administration -das ever dorea uUti..n f tli Rlrwvl a Th Um ail

more for the good of the country thanlLymptoins of Heart Disease. Those who this which had just begun. The celdlare suffering and have never tried it

and pananless verdict oi mstory,thou2hflahould do an at one- thrw who hrJ

it may hnd fault or naw, win more thana. ver tried it do not need to be urged to

the orridors into the space of the hotel.:

pi -tiave ycu neard ine news, tieneraii . the was asked. "Yes. ves." he said.

chair with lrjth hands, "but what can I:

say?" "Did you expect his death!"

Oil, I don t kmw. What could I ex

death Gen. Arthur's son hastened up

IJ 1 t ...

o l. I 'n. lit; icuiaiuou a lew uiuuicuu

the room with his father, but the latter,

mis utill ninnl, . Kd ... f

,jto sijeak. It was 12:80 o'cloc k when-3rl I ,1 , 1 iw.,.,1 an.i that .'

?t f i : i r . ir - 1 i j : .: ... r :

11... . 1 1 . . ... - 1 i t, , . m l vruiiej ai ai luui leectvCCL lUIUiai UUllUCK-ii. I " aui.uiut;G w. "id uigu m iuk, t.uo lew

ISrUCO.. . J. i . i i : . , T , , . . , , . , , ,ji . K, . . , iaf J . u: 1 . , .

El.UKKON Sept. 10 1881 ll-30p m. a Joinei tie uau not men aeciueal ui simpunr iron iiruib a uuo w ua uwu Bcn-rcEpecu auu to

m.. - . i . . ,-. ... . HL4!LIH LI I IHKff I ' WMi BCiHin I'llfll- . T". XT T o A nt - 1 PLUC LlUieC Ui V.U1L 1 JJUUUUaiC XXI CiUH-

J lie president uiea at iu:ar. Aiieruea . . ----- xi-i-is.u.-i, j., oe-jji. me ioi-;k. - . . - . V

bulletin was issued at 5:30 this evening, 3' J u-. .' K U "";Uo.wing despatch was received from Gen H1".,1"!" ":" " "-'"J the Prident continued in much U?ej,tceia hls hvad- tlOrant: !!whde to recall the fierce assault made same condition as during the afternoon, 4. . ' .r . , m ,, ft Naw Yohk, Sept. 20.-Wayne MaC aom tl. t,me DPn h character. the ..ulsevarvinir from Vi to 106. with S'"?' "',,,r Please convey toflNo Pohllc man . a c"untri

rather increasing force and volume. A ru-r Y"RK ? T , ac;ordDi:e (Ithe ereave,l famdy of the President my lesc"Pta ucat aUca , aaa, Uking nourisiiment he fell into a quiet 3wlt J thw "latch received from the Cab heart feit 8yni,)athy of sorrow, for themplmo8t ca8es ,,t,muat P'iy 1x5 confessed i " t. , i.;,. ;, i .'J'net in retjaad to takmi; the oath of of-rsit. ti..ir t)i;.t;,n . w.,;nn iiiflltbey are well ceserved. To say General

his death, and while asleep, his pulse 2',c ';'!?.. were sent to the different mourn u, them fr tiie los8 of tbeir Garfield erred at times is bat to say hej

,...,.ton ....l a .....mi." r.. 3 Judges of the Supreme Uourt. The hrst int.i.,f Maitrat. rmmii. .iil f,.5jwaa Human, but proot that bis errors

i.i.. it ...;, r(, i... U put ii u appearance was Judge John S,,!,!- jta ,i,t;ff x ,;ii r..nrr, twere corrupt or criminal has never been

...m..i.;,.i. ..f . K!lt. Brady, who was rhwly followed byirJln nrni-l. in th.. m,,r,,;n,r t .i.,rl"oducel. The fact that after twenty

region of tlie heart, and almost iinmotH-KJl?"Vce. ',,,nhuo-, T1,e Y.' coli8itinsf my services if they can 1 m"ade useful. itwo veare of public service, most of them

(Signed,; u. o. Obant. &

At Chicag-o. Chicago, SepU 20. The Timet has

column of editorial chiefly devoted to a!

sketch of the wonderful career of the

late President Garfield. It says the most

mportant incident of his five months'

administration was that to which he-

owes his death; the contest with Mr.

;onkhng. Throughout its course he bore

himself with a firmness and dignity

which served to confirm the public con

fidence, and give promise that in the

to so again. If your Druggist has not

got it, send one dollar and fifty cents to

our address and it will be mailed to you.

.Sole agents in America, Liobdell Chem

ical Co., St. Louis, Mo. For sale in Rich

mond by A. G. Luken & Co. d&wtf

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Vital Weak

ness, Prostration from Overwork or indis

cretion, is radically and promptly cured y "St. James' Vitalic Pills." They re

new the vigor of youth and are a positive

ure for Spermatorrhea, Impotency, Sex

ual debility, etc. Price, one dollar and

tifty cents per box, sent by mail by the

sole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., St.

Louis, Mo. For sale in Richmond by A.

i. Luken & Co. d&wtf

,lof the Vi

'. r : .l a , T .1 . .

ately camo unconscious, and ceased tol " l"c V rreuueutauu juuges namea,

breathe at 10:35. K V ''"

Hio-mill D. W f'r.iss RU" eiuest son oi tne now.?,

Fiiank H Hamilton "reft't"'nt. assembled in the front parlor 'A I. Havk Aonew. 'of 123 Lexington avenue Gen. Arthur's ! ire8idence. where the oath of oliice was

km Imiil

the rrrldtul, I ton III wta

jtuuau-el.

Jt.

and he becaiue President

I . I mr . , . ' . . ... i . . . , . . ,

ijot tiie uaiwu nuujs. ine president nas f tjut eigBiiKi lii in'f'ntjon no t-o yhfo h

hi ip j .i luu i li.H'.j.:. aiKi TtccTinea to'

''"ilKi inU'rviewed as to his future course.

the

tlie Nettra wa ev writ.

Braucii unpatch:

I'reHiilent diet at 10:35 to niht, at

evening ureaaiu iiiu etutiiiiuu wus Jw thought to Imi more comfortable, ther.j"

was a feeling of congrntulatiou on all ;j Nkw Yokk. Sept. 20. The lateness

sides that ho escaped another rigor, which mb hour at which the news of the Prusi

had leen auxiousiy feared siuce tlie chill Zdent's death was received prevented it

of the morning. Dr. lkiyntou during "'being the early evening talked even a little Jprincij hopefully, and people about tlie hotel Iwherc

prepared to retire at tee usual nour, nav-jhii late

inn almost no fear of any serious chan ,news in the streets hurried to

ears in which the accumulation of

wealth by the venil was easy and temp

tations for public men constant and

strong, he was still a poor man when chosen President, must Ixy' accepted bv

the candid mind as conclu

his integrity. He served hi

and faithfully according . 1 . -i,

The rAlSfa, no- reTn

were at 10:3U to , .

. . . miiuu iui Lite uisuiiaittiiuu

in r refluent vinr-"f 1.;. ,.. t i..

, . IMI'UQC If Ultll tiU UO.1 UUb I r

eui te,iiiuS e.i ueu, eaueu mousauua vifrnnt .h r-,i .iHnJinti, l.ih it

ont on the streets. The masses1, , -& ., . , 7.

uau i&iieu ui hue uauud h la jiuuuua-

j r ... a r . . 3ul

SU'I private conveyance anu on loot io rwtrh anml Dilint vhiirA rliM.Kl anil (io.Fj

Incredible. P A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, Ont.,

' I have the greatest confidence in your

Burdock Blood Bitters. In one cast with which I am personally acquainted

their success was almost incredible. Onei

ady told me that half a bottle did her

mjre good than hundreds of dollars

worth of medicine she had previously

taken."

Price, $1.00; trial size, 10c For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.

Ititied all the

?."fniht of tlie death

eTetl to?

-feti- ld, and immediately the slow

- ;emn tollins

cf I the people ont on the streets. I he masses' ui.ilof humanity made all haste by public-Si

ye proof oil

country well!

the lights ot

ue told ini

t aat str i

high pur

n spared tol

cutive office"

Thos. Howard, Bradford, Pa., writes:

"I enclose money for SraiHO Bloswm,

as I said I would if it cured me; my dyg

pepsia has vanished with all its symp

toms. Many thanks; I shall never be

without it in the house." Price 50 cents; trial bottles 10 cents Hold by A. G. Luken & Oo.

rn rtaTrBT1aie ita Welcmt lai ieleU'l

II I have leen alSicted with "Itching llPiles" for several year: have tried mas;

nedies, but of no avail. A friend ad

fviaer! me to procure a box of "Swavne'sl

All Healing t hutment and try it. I did

ho. and found immediate relief, and inl

Ren days I was wholly cared, and feeling! hike a new man. I pronounc "8wayne'J

Ointment the beat remedy that can bd

found- It te worth ten times its weight

in gold. It will fully jusufy the highes'

kecommedaUon. J. U. iaaiT.

Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law Amsterdam, N. Y.

The symptoms of Itching Pues anH

noi-iture, like perspiration, intense itch

ing, increased by scratching, very dis

tressing, particularly at night, as if p;n

worms were crawling in and about the

rectum; the private parts are sometime! I

t7wtAi if ailrkWMl ti rnntinnA Tnrvll

Serious resolts may follow. H

SwavirK s OiHTataHT, the only effectna W

pure for Tetter, all cutaneous atrcctioua, '

no matter how obstinate or long stand-a

Swayne s Ointment is sold by all drug-fJ

gists.

bwATTTB a Pnxs are the beat for all

bilious disorders. They ward off chilbJ

land fever, cure sick and nervous head-l

btche, and purify the blood.

Sold by A. G. Luken A Co. and W. II.

Roaa.

Does your child cry out in its sleep

land waken with set teeth and stanna

ieyest It may not have worms, but one

Idose of Dkkiu s Worm Sntur will re

llieve it and bring quiet sleep. 85 cento

ta ooiue. wyuvuawsw

Decline of Haua.

Impotence of mind, limb, or vital funo

Ition, nervous weakness, sexual debility ,1

Lfcc., cured by Wells' Health Renewer. f 1

At druggitts. Depot. L. & Tibballs &

rOo. 3

50 years the German Hop Bitters have

Jbeen used in some of the countries of

Europe. They cure every time. Sold by

A. G. Luken & Co., wholesale and retail.

sepl0dw8w Oen't Die In tbe llortae.

It clears out rata, mice, bed-bugs, roaches, vermin, flies, ants, insects. 15c per box. 3

URS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM OP LYNN. MASS.

A Canadian who had ahamefolly mis l

treated his wife was driven into a pond by a number of indignant neighbors and

ikept in tbe water until he appeared to bel

n a repentant mood.

A Paterson, New Jersey, youth, to

bate a nuisance, dressed as a young

woman, accepted the escort of a pertinA-

lous loafer and getting him to a lonely

lace, gave the coward a sound thrash-

RAILROADS.

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis Ry

(Pavn-IIauMlle Keele.)

Time Table of Through & Local Trains.

Corrected to Majr 19, 1891.

"Tutu.

Ki nir frnirl 1 it knnwn fcint in flifl

'Ji.rincii.al hotel, clubs and other places T tailed information could be obtained, l

, . . - r 1 J f, t K

men are accustomed to gather, un- "'"UL "

at ni.rlil-. Mini ujhn iparil t tic.c "uiuiicu wciu iun ui

telegraph iPeopie, airuggnug 10 gets gumpse aip

liefore morning. At 10 o'clock Secretary Stations and newspaper offices for con-the fatal words which for a full halt

Brown's cottage was dark and deserte i,!f lirmation

a few of the most vigilant newspaier Avenue

of it. AIout

Hotel early in

Fifth

the

the even

men sat talking on the klberon porch, -jing thousands of people assembled. Dr. Uovnton was among them. At 10:20 ;JThu interest centered on an illuminated

m .l.truil m.akinirr ralill fiir llr It.vn.ijl ,unn r un tl.M ni.-kf if u linit.tinrr at tli.

. j v.. - - - - - - - - - - - . t -.. . . . . . . .w. v . .-. . . .. . . v. ton in the dark and whis junction of Broadway and Fifth avenue, peied to him excitedly. The D ct.irfyrhe bulletins given there were quite faturned back to a group of reporters, slvorable. At that hour the streets were

"Tlie President is sinking rapidly," he thronged, au l the corridors of the hotel said, and disappeared in the gloom "Swore densely filled. The light of theS

acrosn the lawn towards the President's Scamca was turner! off, aud the crowds.'

.iMo. In a (pur til. n Lift tllrt ri'ni nKii l') ,r jlic, r.. I Tim lut l.rt'liitit

otiuninul Tlir vtJL liurr inj kLniL t;ll ii arn ana mf. iiimriii,. I hri i r. w.l iL P 1 S nul irOU

house and word was quickly sent the Sgruw tmaller and smaller, and withinP"1511

hour were the only news received "TheSi

President is dead." Although the blowEl

had leen looked for almost daily fM f l. 1. ,i 1 1. i z.m

iur eivci iuicc eea, luc auuea tttxium

none the less dreadful when it fell.: About the news centres and newspaper windows it was a common sight to see strocg men expressing the deepest and almost tearful sorrow, while women

wept out'ight, and the most flippant and

iiarjened passed with bowed Heads

$th ;'r se nee t soiif irre-it !omestic

Nut a ligat word was

jester

"byalcal Kul ferlntr.

No one can realize, except by personal!

experience, the anguuh of mind and

body endured by ufferers from dystwp-

fcjaia, indigestion, constipation, and other!

fcjdiscases of the stomach. Burdock Blood?

BrrTKRS are a positivt; cure for this dir

est of all diseases.

Price f 1.00, trial size 10 cents. For sale by A. G. Luken &Co.

. 4 . - . . . -

A l'oii;h, c;olI or 8orVlial

boaltl be stopped. Neglect frequently reaalta la

an IMi-nrable l.unf Dineimo or Con ainpUon. IIHOWNK BHOXCII1AI

riMM 1MX do not disorder the itomaab llkel

oonKh lyrnps and balsama, bnt atel directlil

un tne Inllamed parta. allaying trrltatloc,!

IvereUeflu Aatninav, Hronchitia,(as;ha.

( alarrh, and the Ibroal Tnnblea wblotl jNlntrera mnd Public Speaker are sribjeel!

to. For thirty years Browne Bronchial Troohat I

ibave been raoommended by phytic lane, and al

ways give perfect satisfaction. HaTlng benz.!

tested by wide and constant use for nearly an en

tire generation, they have attained weu-maritei

jrank among the few staple remedies of the age.

iold at 25o. a box everywhere.

mcEauura.tnardcmdtwti

who surged through the

street'. The silence was one of the lm-

Jpressive and Ksculiarly solemn Jof the night.

lolli'ille..

features

Louisvillk, Ky., Sept. 20. The anx-Ffpositive guarantee to cure. Price, 25c,

of note paper and"lrou

with the words in JThe

iety of the people ha been intense all'

day, the bulletin boards have been sur-

nded by a quiet but excited crowd.)

long struggle for life has excited a

length of Long Branch that the Presi gun minutes after the President died, Mr.Sm lne "was

dent was greatly worse. At 10:80 Ci.p-SCarrick, chief clerk, got tLa newsthrough tain Ingalls came across from the cottage telephone. A littie later a telegram

slowly as if nothing was wrorg, and gcame confirming the intelligence and the

" - ' -a .i - ri l v- - w . aaw ' . . X U .. f 1. .. . 1 -I . .. . 1. . 1 . . 1- -T-l. . fc ' . 1 1

A Was JU231. KUi U1 mil VIUI.W v. bUCiUlL'U BUUUb kUCUHft. lUfth WAS li U guard to send one of my men to theSat 11.20 nct twenty men were around camp surgeon for "rustard for an appli-?when a group of reporters rushed in, one

cation to the President s body" 1 he got them seized a sheet reporters went out on the lawn as far as (fastened it to the wall

the guard lines to wait i f t d.nga. Ipeucil, The Prt ident died at 10 30.' deeper feeling tlian elid the first announce

The report that mustard badjgiu five m-nuUs more men began to cro wdHment of tLo attack on the President, been sent for pointed to the ec-jjaround the slip of piper, many of tliemfThe ne-s of the afternoon made the currence of another rigor. A voiceadoubtei its word, and ran to the clerk'sHpeople feel that the President might linwas heard saying "in is all over, thejydeuk to be convinced. The news wasalger lc r a few clays at least, and there President is deal." It was Warrenjjthen scattered and in ten minutes the? j were few persons on the streets when the Young, one of the Secretaries who spoke, fjcorridere were jammed. Men came downllcews of his death reached here at midla an instant the little telegraph office ingstair, half dressed, others came runningljnigbt. The fire bells are tolling and the the Klberon Uotel was surrounded and Sin from supper parties to get the truth,jjieople know that the worst has come.

and the crowd grew on the side walk! Cincinnati until it overflowed into the street. About fl midnight men and boys came panting'! Ciucihsatt, Sept. 20 The meaning

from Newspaper Row hoarsely crying3"1 luc ou-uig oeus was quicaiy un

ci traa" The Daoera were sold at anvIluefi-o.i, aaa tne people an over ine

price as fast as they arrived. Casements iclty were awakened

. or..N An. t ha tifKit .. v. f k. i ..... n flireeLS. anei timers i.v inHininnp i(irnp.i

were ee uu nw.cu . 'un o.u. il t 141 o &i'u. ui'u.-to auu " fc' 1 1 if 4

omcial announcement on to to asuiug-waows were auve wita inmates watcningi" - ton and to Mentor. The President had Sthe confusion below. Eflcnl&r9: FlaSs which were on build-

been dead half an hour, when, at 11:10, ymgs m uonor or me soldiers' Keunion, Windom, Hunt and James arrived from letter of cenerai Jtbernaan in tiieJ were placed at half-mast, and the work the west end, They went into the hotel! iBieri el Law and order. Mof draping in black has been begun, office and were met by MacVeagh, whof ? ASHisoTOS.Sept. 20. The followingE very where a feeling of profound gloom

led them away to the cottage. At 11:55 Hlettcr from General Sherman, in the m-J mani tested, the members of the Cabinet arrived atRterest of law and order, in dealing with Sll night.

Franklyn cottage and engaged in con Hthe assassin Gaiteau. will appear in to-4 Coinmbaa, ohie. sulfation. A local crowd awaits outside ijuiorrow morning's JitjiMica : J Columbus. Ohio SeuL 20 The news

for further particulars, and the excite S washisotok.'D.cl Sept. w.-S p. m. U f the President's deUh caosea the m Mt

ment is intense. The President s wordsHon. Geo. CGorham, National HeruMioan: Ziprofound erief in this citv. and the bells

America iTInat Yield. The greatest thinkers, the most pro

found scholars, the most expert, thorough

and successful chemists- for these

. i-f nit. ci ie inui. imu m ur.iu.iuii. All Lue

. ,nilwoefully sjeculative field of medicine. ic rf4., ), -not K..,n t.Va. !..,

. ' t;iv J . ' uo T . -. u n V.-UI LI in ' ,

in the discovery, after the most extend

ed research, the most careful and patient experiments, of Dr. Faust's German Cough Syrup, for the cure of coupump

Stion, coughs, cold, sore throat, broni. : : ,. . i i i

v-1. 1 lio. t.vuu, nuu a.i jjui.uuuary uiaeases.

'nemcmoer mis medicine is sold on a

A Mtnal Victory. The value of electricity as a remedial

agent nas gained a signal victory overff

Iprejudice. Thomas' EcLKorsio On.

stands f jrcmost in this class of com-

pounds. Testimonials from all parts' tell

;of the wondrou cures of rheumatism.

iaearalgia, hurts, and sores, etc, effected by its agency.

Sold by A. G. Luken & Co

Ajtt Oreenfleld.

auightatown LewiavUle DobUn.

Cambridge City.

tuonmona Green Tlllo

Bnultord Janetton-.l

Covington Pinna..--. Bt-Varia...

rjrbana-.. Mil lord Centra

Oolombna-.

FitUbnrgh.

Harrlsbnrg. Baltimore.... Waaliinston

Philadelphia.

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IM.XlTKIU!a OF LYDIA E. PINKHAr.TQ VE0STA5LB COMPOUND. For all Female Complaints. Thla r' iMiaUoa. as Me mm t-aUIa, eoaaMt ef TegvCable lnHwrtwa that are barmlMM to the aovat Maiato Inralkt. I'pua one trial the morlta of thai Ctaaa paand will be reeoemaMl, aamHaf k liiumUat I and wfaea Ma aar a) etmnnwid. In Marty nine raw In a hua laml a inaiaam nt rariiln affi a. I auiaiieiai win a. try. Oa accoant at IU prima awtta, Itai o-ay ra eoBaawatlMl and prracritml ly th peat pajna-auia la the ouuotry. R win ears entirely the wont farm of nUIInit ef tne atrroa, Lracorrhtra, Invtrular and paiaruf aVitrBatlon.allOia.lauTiiailaia. Mlunaaa and UVaraUoa, noodtaira, aH ltoaKMBnta and the enav arosBtaptaal weakueaa, and a) eapnrjally adarerd M tbe Cbai.fr or Ufa. It will dhwulre and expnl loanora from the aterualn aa oarly atane of dt-wlnanent. Tae tendnnry to camwiuua buaaora there at caecavd wery epMdily by Ita aaa. ' In fart It baa proved to be the rnal eat and heat rnnedy that aaa arc bona daruwr ad It aaiimattw every portkai of the aystera, andsrra aewUfeandTliror. It wanna faintng na,flatnlpory. da atroyaaUcravina fiir wtim.ilanliit ami n-ja-rra watae of theatoawh It com Kkmtintc. Roanaebea, Nemne tYoatrattoo GenrairkoUitjr.iknilnawaa, Dvimaadua and lal gnanim That f .vlina; of buarins dun, eaaalaa; ama weUrht and backache, a. alra brnnanently cured by tteuae. It wills aUtlnwaadandprall rlrrnmatma eaa, act In harmony with the law that govern the fieiiaiayafiim rri run r" in" ' ' rf -' r m 1 l.la uiiuiniaad opaarpaaand. Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is prepared at VS and dS Weatrrn A vnrne, Lyna, Kaam. Price Si.oB. Six botttra f or avea. Brat by mall In the formof plUa,aliKla the form of Lueemraa, oa reeviia of prims S1.00. per box, for either. Urn. Pl.Vk.lUUt . , frerly anawera all HIti of Inquiry. Send for pam phle. Addmaa aa above JeVaTMia th4 paprr. Ho family ahoulit b without I.TTDIA E. 11"KHA1I' UVEBPIlXa, Ther eure CXawalpetion. PIHtmaai-aa '

lor sale by A. Q. Lakaa'a)

40KU1 1J. far at Hon,

DaArs, Wives, Iota!

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a shower of bulletins thrown upon the paralysed operators. No more than the

simple announcement of the death could

tie sent off as the government at once took the exclusive use of the telegraph office at Elberon, no personal despatches

when he felt the death pang attack him were, "I am suffering great pain and I fear the end is pear."

An Account of tne leavtn. Elbkroh. N. J.. Sept 19-11:20

nv Attorney-General MacVeagh just

came to Elberon hotel from KrancKlyn . . , i i ... .....

cottage ana maae lua luuuaiuf;

nwnt: "I sent taj dispatch to M-.rall things, Lowell at 10 p. m Shortly before that occasionally

Dr. fou

and all tlie conditions were then promis-

Mr Dkak Sir: You and I have beenfjare being tolled. The Republican State

j comrades in cinl broils and strife in Sjfcixecuuve committee at once withdrew Icalifornia. when yieilance committees Sail appointments for this week, and will

assumed to rule, and we know, or thinks16 snch action in regard to fature ap-t

we know, how good, honest people have jpoinimenta as the circumstances may re done some acts of violence under aaliqire.

inonest conviction that they were doing At Albany.

'the right thing, and we believed Albaht. w V .. snt iflni.,n.

that tiie Great Physician will cure yncm j' .k r..:

ient the bells of this city were tolled.

SGreat sorrow is expressed by the people,

wno were m great crowds on the streets.

rfArrangt-ments are being made to drape

are at

if patient. We and recently

have.

heard.

wl , . . 1. .. 1 p a..1.nt an.i t h. am. arommnr on thp r.witj tho

wuaa uau 3cr u tue & ..... - . . .

nil nis pube at luo Deals p?r minute, fasame scraps i v.ejtiu cnuaciaieu, ana

now at tnis ureauiui nour, wnen our no-the nbli5 buil lings, and flags ble, brave President is lying in the very Hha'.f ma-1. igonies of death at Long Branch andlj

IRRITATION OF THE SCALP. An Authentic Xewtinaony. Gentlemen: For five years I have been

greatly troubled with dandruff, with aal

severe itching of the scalp, and my bairn

'.tailing out. I have tried almost every

known remedy, all proving worthless.

Seeing Burnett's Coooaraa and Btjk

Ladika, while silently sufferin fromt-sTT a Kat.i.ibtqh advertised, I procured

your many forms ot weakness and dis H& Dottle of each, and am happy to state

order, to you is given Dr. Faust's Ger-Hthat the dandruff is completely removed,

man Aromatic Wine, guaranteed to9nd no itching whatever remains.

benefit and permanently cure you. AH J- E. Cavkw, Kansas City, Mo.

aiaay writes: i gained eight pounds iriN isuksktt s r lavorins jsxtracts arc

50c and $1 per bottle. Ask druggista.

for sate by a. u. L,nKen uo.

may23d-eod-tf

three weeks by the use of yur GermanH1" best.

lAromatic Wine." Bold on a positive

f guarantee to invigorase, retnilate and

give new and permanent vital force. Are you a debilitated person, aged and

feeble, or just recovering from the ef

fects of exhausting mental or physical workt Revive the drooping enereies

.aiany sougnt tneiiget new strength ana rich blood by th

prompt use of Dr. aust s German Aro

matic Wine. In no way can it be used

as an intoxicant. For sale by A. G. Luken

& Co. mav23d eod tf

its!

The bells will be tolled!

Thb tobtcr&s of neuralgic pains, sic!

and nervous headache, are constantly

banished Dy tne use or ur. .Faust s Cter

man fjure for neuralgia and headache.

Guaranteed to relieve in all cases if di

rections are followed. Ask druggists.

For sale by A. G. L.u:en (Jo.

may23d-eod-tf

Two in One A Kcalorcr of Color And perfect Hair Dressing combined

"London Hair Color Restorer and Dress

ing" restores gray hair and preserves

original beauty. Being clean, richly per

fumed, its application is a real pleasure. A rrkilot In ,n rv .nliralv inw frrtm all

nobnoxious or unpleasant odor.

rIl 1 Hl,lAfl."5 DDK AAU iUSWBAU.ll If Some eight years ago my hair com

menced falling; top became quite bald.

I applied "London Hair Color Restorer. T

kljMy hair not only stopped falling, but W

ignow growing nneiy, ana i consider it an

invaluable article for restoring the hair.

J. W. Abel, M. D., druggist, 1024 Beach!

street, Philadelphia. Price 75 cents a

fxittle; six bottles, $4. Sold by drug

gists, W. H. Ross and A. G. Lukes &i

Co., Richmond.

insr. The Doctor asked the President if

he waa ftwlini aiuvunf.irtihlii in anv wav. llto'onie3 of death at Lorn?

The President answered, 'Not at alU'Rthe miserable, cowardly wretch, Quite iu.fi Kictotuaod, v

and shortly afterwarxls fell asleeep. Dr.Sis cowering in his ceil at the pubUc iail,KJ Kichmosd, Va., Sept. 19. Imme

Bliss retarned to his room across thej it occurs to me mat you aau. 1 ahould uydiately upon the receipt of tbe news of hall from that occupied by the President. J our respective spheres make pronUblemhe Prcai jont's death the public bells Col. Swaun ud Rockwell remained with ' nse of our past experience. No man on commenced tolling. The mournful the President. About fifteen minutes af-f earth holds in higher esteem the noble gsounds conveyed tbe sad intelligence ter 10 the President awakened and re-J qualities of Jarats A. Garfield than my-ff throughout the ciy, creating, considermarked to Col. Swaim be was suffering self. I was ou the ioint of starting to hmg the lateness of the botxr, conaider-

grea pain, and pced nis neaa over nisi;naiiancugs wiujuu laDle sur and excitement.

Go to A- G. Luken & Co. for Mr

Freeman' Jfem Aaiumal Dye. F0;

brightness and durability of color an unequaled. Color frotn 2 to 5 pounds Price 15 cent. dawtf

One census enumerator found eiehti

ilbottles of Dr. Marshall s Bromoline, the

giB'.g Blood Mdcucine, ana he put i; down

lin his reports as America s greatest fifty 9 . 1 : : . , - j .

cent meuicure. uuoiiw

Lttjia K Piskhjui's Vkgetabi.r Oo

pousd, the great medicine for the curej

nf all female complaints, is toe trreatest

Pistrvn rthener of the back, stomach, nervps

4kitlneys. urinary and genital organs of

man and women ec uowi 'Send fori

icirculars ta Lydia K. Pinkham, Lvnn. iMaas. sepld6t

y Ladies, tor those distressing complaints

I to which yon are suojecx, use j)r. faost'

RGermaa Aromatic r ine. For sale

IjG. Loken A Co. maySSdtf

'Te Enjoy IJIc, llmve tttrons; l.unsra.

Free from coughs and colds, good apH

petite, refreshing sleep, use "Dr. tiwayne'M

Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry," thej

nest remedy ior weac lnnga, oroncmai

land asthmetic affections ever discovered.

Rxld by druggists at 23 cents and ml a

hottle. W. 11. Koss and A. U. L.uk:es &

Ca., Riclunond.

Dyspepsia and sick headache do not return to those who have used the Greal German Hop Bitters. Sold by A. G. Luken fc Co wholesale and retail. sepl0dw21

aust'slf sdtf U

Sno Paatea It Alone I send you my testimonials in refer

ence to Sfkiwo Blossom, having taken it

for dvspemia, And receiving almost im

mediate relief. I parsed it to my neigh bcr, who is using it with same results.

Mrs. j. w. LdtryaxT,

Elmira, N. T. Price 50c; trial bottles, 19 centa. Bold by A. G. Luken 3t Co.

ive Oolmnbns

Arc Mlllord Oentra

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Bradford JonetionJ

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A POSITIVE CU FOR FEMALf cfiaial

t inn rvi.irt.Tf-w. ii art in Imrnvi.. 1

maleeyatem at all tini.-a. and aim I....J

Dpon the undoa.innl and ntnnne nm.4 l

tore tbem to tH-althr ndatmmrenn.il

lr. Marctiiai'a l' ferine C'atholimn will cure fanIng of the -.omh, I.i.corrlupa, Chrtmte Inflammation fPd I'lceratirm of the Womb. Incidental

iirWijrrhare or Flooding. Pa.nfal. Pun iiim.ih il

and Irretilar Menatruatiun, Kiiim y Complaint,

ana IB wperiaiiy a.lH.-l to fhet hanpe of Life. Hend f' pamphk't fn-e. All letter of inouir

freely ainwured. A4dnsa ae nhove.

FOIt HI I.K IIV ALL Mlfl ;ISTS. Prh-e1.60ir bottle, lie eure and aak toe

Dr. liarchiet a Uterine Catho.icon. Take no olhac

For aale bv L. 8. Tibballa A Co- A- a r..l

Cox, and William H. Sadhoff, DruasUts.

jiywaeoa niutnt aw

RICHKOSD BUSIKESS DISECTMY

MANUFACTORIES.

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Stationary Kni. Cfreolar Saw

Hnllera. tew Tablaa

nouRt, uanna, eao. xnartuy

i xtuj7invixt aev. fanulactnreri of Portable and 81 'a)nea. Hone Powera, Heparators, .MDJs, bra 8a wa, Ckrrar HoUara,

U a. n. 10:18 1e t7J 10:471 1:40 8:46 Ts6 , n I IEIimmm T dBb

.-t W i i . usw ma east

liioi f vm sot iasi6 "T5o1'Iiou iooa ...J A. S.J 7 t

IBUII jboUi Wan

OAAB, BOOTT A OO,

nfaetureri of tern and brjraa-r.owBrtfai'Babj.

ana aannmai, t-oraaDM ana tnanarja

fJloTer Hnllera, Baw MMUa, eta. lootof Wa

noo&Tenaa

BANKS

as. K. BaAvaa, Preel.

FIB8T NATIONAL B

I. F. Raavaa, Oaahf

ANK.

TBIefaznond. Ind. OarjiaU stoak paU in. aaOOjOOOl

SjK wnrp'P'fnnd. U0CUu. Prctapt ataannon paid aa

Daily.

Daily exoept Bonday.

Trains leavw Bradford Jnnertra-i Una riiloaanamtf

. . . . . . . . . .

antexmeniarw points aa ruu a. m. ana vo p. ra.

itcuh awe Duaunaaa xor . ininaajn ana txroa

ediate pointa via Kokomo a I1A00 noon: lor

wia tuagevuia ana ijoganaport at "loau or Knfct aaat InaniiawlUni poanas a.

d. m.

Trains leare Rirtimnrtd to Dayton. Xania and'

ntevrtawiiaas potnnj at "ijm a. ra, rain p. m, and.

A.4S p.m.

MAIL TIMECARD.

1B1CBXOWD, HTD, April 1, 183fX

lrawina'-rootn. aleerHnar and hotel ean throturhi

Ho Ptnabargh, Harrlabara. Philaderpbla and Nooi

xora wttnont enanra. emir on eriauare of oan

ito DaiBJDora, wamncvaa uiy ana no cn.

wu t, i uhu, Oenerml Paam. A Txekaa AaA.

D. W. CALDWELL, Ptttotrars. PaJ

Uiuuai

rn IllUallu

aiOl om DalliT (KXCaWTT arnroaTal.

From TnapnM and West aittant

uotnmbaa ana raat ,,, , miim n ' " f jean

Cbjoatm, TJOnca

Fort Wayne IJUptc Dayton fthrorigh) , . nHlam Dayton and Tenia , LMproi

xtaven ana way iiwta Arba and way, 1 1 Ti am

Btoomiiapipuit and way linn m Cheater UAUam

KAHA CLOaa DAIZ.T (BXCafT MBWOATH

JFor Indianapolij and Wasa AsData

cjommims aaa raert - am Clniil iH aJSpaa CTiawgyi SAOam Fort wayoa. MO am Dayton raonati Lai I

too and way UJOpmi

Daytoaand :

Fair Bat

Arba and way..

Bkaaolngsport and way

tax

LsfpH

Hamilton tvxeept Bat. rdgbtl Liberty and way ntaa on

and Haterday. caoaoaatlaaa. OmnsatlAJS n.m

umceopen irom um a, aa. to TAU p. to. aforjev Order and Ilaalaaw OOea opan frOB a. m. to f p. m.

and Paila.

t .B.tSWB.Ba,

II StUldaVT Eoui

II Ofnoa opan tat daffaryffrjni

II unj on,

I IFrom Tndianapoiis and Waal 1.00 am

J frnewarl "B1ff- II Oolnaaoos and Bmst LOOpnll n.rra rmffmj 1 1 talndasaunikiaod West AID am aABpW I

r laaTl ajOcaxt. I

H.R. Downing & Son, UNDERTAKERS

orricEt No. 16 North Eighth Street. keridehoe:

BO. 812 VOSTK

TELEPHwHB CO!fBCrriOrl.

awLAvm BFEC'iric nEDicnre.

TtlADE MARK The Oraa Krattllh

a aanauHagaaM ine wi Itapcaanay, and all Diai

idu

urerwutii of tha Brain, as

of Memory, Duliimi I ! tads. Pals in tna Book. Dtronaasof Vision, I twin OH

Ae, and i

Brava.

AFTER TAIIM.

aW-Fnll ratrtkmlan la oar tamrnlaf, Wtat

lilaalj a to aerjd free by mail to weary one. mm Tbe) iSpeeiAe Medlatne is aokd by ail diiayxaxai a SLOB WpaeAaaa, or aht paeAagot lor ts2u, or wtdb. awntfxwa by mall on reeerpt of tbe naoawy, by art

by maa on leeeipt ef the vatmmj. by arl TUB eMYJIEDR'LIBdw

I by A. O. Lafcan Oa.

NEW RIGri,BL0K0Dj ParaW ywrvwie fUlm make fw KHdt Blood, and will eompletriy tM the Mend ra tfteentireariitna in tbrve montba. Aiyperma wnn will take 1 nill each nirbt from 1 to II week

mayberejtoreitoonil lwarm, 1 f aw a thma; bepewible. St Irr mail for tetter atarana.

. a. jam sos t co-

la. aani'fy iiaaew, Jfe.

ASENT8 WAMTED T-HSivi2-S! tloar atocnio erer armM J i.i kust apaa-of iTEnea. witb HECIj ' TK eoaaplat. tn aatamuv. It wai ata r a arm variety ef faary-a-rjrk for wtorb taere ia a' warfjr rtr-ar . 4 amaa u arTWaaiaiy aaawtunsi "

timmm mat a . "-tJt