The St. Joseph Weekly Gazette from St. Joseph, Missouri • 6

nt. J(svv AVKUvLY THURSDAY, IV- FIFTY-SIX. "Who will twvnre Ihe Republican noru CLOTHING. HEATH OP A DAVGHTKR mat ion for the 1 residency rrM th Father. Mr, W.

Harnen, to "Mr. Arthur, who an accomplished politician, is (tending everv energy to se Temporary DtstrncUon. cure the nomination. If be is ucVKsful x'iippmI Wnlipp (if tlip OllP PfP ulJublul 1MM Ul lllu Ullu 11 Abemt Iwo weeks ago Mando, tbo little Lincoln will bo the Republican nominee for Yieo-l'refiideut. Login is squarely in the neid, and it lie wins a lor man will have the second place on the ticKet, "How are the Missouri delegation do ing in Washington? "They stepped right to the front and A Well Known Ldr fcutert-iliis Iter Friend at Her country Kestdonc.

Last Thursday was tbo fifty-mf anniversary of the birthday of Mrs. SallieA. Carson, and the occasion was celebrated in royal style at the country residence of the lady, six miles from the city. The friends of the lady camo from every quarter, aud her spacious residence was taxed to the extent of its ability to afford accommodations for all. Mrs.

Carson, whose maiden name was Woodson, was born in Knox county, Kentucky, December 27, 1827, and was married to Mr. James D. Carson, October 2, 1819. They remained in Kentucky until the fall of 1803, when they removed to Buchanan county aud located on the farm where won position by Biding materially in the election of Carlisle and carrying the day for Clark for Clerk, who was closely pressed by Atkins, of Tennessee. Ihei ymtng lady, wins be K.ii.l, both leaii-tiful and aoeomphhhed.

They wvr in time Mhothed, but being deeply in debt through his St rn-bergtT was compelled to e't the welding-dav far off. The young lady's having learned of bis many escapades through a rival, and of his embarrassed financial condition, decided to popnrnte the young con pie. Theu came the duel chit'h compelled him to llee from Ger-manv. Young Von Sternberger spoke hopefully of returning to Germany in six or seven years, when the duel bad been forgotten and his debts were nil settled, and of making fraulein his wife. no constantly corresponded with bis betrothed.

In a letter which he reeeined from her in September last she stated that her funii-ly persisted in attempts to induce her to marry a wealthy laud-owner who lived near the castle. She also said that she was faithful to her vow, and implored him to return to Germauy and fulfill bis pledge. In bis answer to the letter Von Sternberger said that circumstances were such that it was impossible for him to go back home for at least six years, and he begged to patiently await his return. A little over a month ago Von Sternberger received a letter from his betrothed, which informed him that she conduct of this contest gave them caste as political managers. Of the six old members five hare Chairmanships of im 409 Felix Street, St.

Joseph, Mo. portant committees. Modesty," added Dr. Dockery, "is a lost art in Washing ton." Buclclen's, Salve. Mrs.

Carson entertained her many The geateat medical wonder of the I I sren year-old daughter of Mr. V. II. Haynes, the well-known attorney, rs eiaoJ by malignant attack of whoop-ia; eongh. The little enffeier received ths attention of one of our most skillful physicians anil the best of nursing from the parents, but she Gradually grew nntil yesterday evening about 1 o'clock, when her pure young spirit took its flight to a botter and brighter land.

Her eiact age was seven years, three months and seven days. She was a remarkably intelligent child and possessed an unusually amiable disposition. Mr. Hsynes, who is greatly duvoted to his children, fairly idolized Maude, and when the shook caused by her death came with all its force, he was completely distracted by his great grief, and made a persistent effort to join his darling on "other shore." Mr. Haynes' ton-year-old sou was the first one to realize that His father's reason was temporarily dethroned, and he knew just what it meant when his father drew a pocket-knife and began to make an incision in bis left wrist that he wai trying to out an artery that his life-blood might ebb away.

The boy proved to be a brave fellow and equal to the emergency which presented itself. With a scream lie sprang to his father's side and seized his right hand, which he clung to until guests Thursdav. August 23, 18' Slock low Complete all and Winter world. Warranted to speedily cure Buns, Mrs. Carson lost by death her devoted partner.

She was left with three brawny Bruises Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Kueruni, Fever, Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains sons, however, Thomas Charles Vv. and Samuel and the old homestead Corns, letter, Chapped Hinds and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES. every instance, or money refunded has continued to bloom under their management. The dinner was never surpassed in Twenty-five cents per box. For sale by We extend a general invitation to the citizens of the surrounding country this county, and was partaken of by the I wm.

ijoving. MISS0UE1. when in St. Joseph to call and examine our immense stock and low prices Deiore buying elsewhere. We can save you money, as we buy and sell for cash only.

following persi was entirely under tbe control oi ner family and would be compelled to marry the wealthy suitor they had secured for Personal and Political Items From Our Exchanges. Fins mm ui Gils' Mil Goods i lfM her. For several days alter tne receipt of this letter Von Sternberger appeared down-hearted, but when he had confided his troubles to Mr. who Col. Griff Prather is spoken of as probable candidate for Congress in the counseled and advised him, he finally be District.

came cheerful. TUree weens ago ne All sroods warranted as presented. Mail orders solicited and promptly The Emporia, News thinks Col. James Dysart aud wife, Maj. A.

Fuqua and wife, Capt. Hardin Gordon and wife, Col. Johnson D. Carson and wife of Andrew county, Col. T.

L. Blakemore and wife, Dr. Ban. Woodson and wife, Agency; Mrs. Abner Copelnnd, Mrs.

Briltain Poteet, Wm. Poteet, Silas Pry or and wife, Mrs. Henry Smith and son, Mrs. J. T.

Child and daughter, Lillian, Bichmond, Mrs. Frank Childs, Jackson county, Mrs. John Devorss, Mr. Cage Golden and wife, Mr. James Fogg and wife, Mr.

John Fogg and wife, Mrs. Charles BafBngton, Mrs. Ret tie Pickett, Atchison, Mr. T. J.

Carson and wife, Mr. Wm. Carson and daughter, Mrs. Thomas Woodson, Judge Sam D. LI mailed a letter to his betrothed, which contained a Dhotocraph of himself tnat Kansas City doesu need a new attended to.

A full line of Custom Made Suits and Overcoats on nana ior im? hotel half so bad as a sweeping revival fall trade. Remember the place. or religion. which hejhad sent to Miss Marx as the last souvenir. Since then he had not anoeared in the least despondent.

Last Col. D. H. Armstrong, just back reinforced by bis mother, who lent her 1 assistance, too, in trying to disarm her husbamd. The efforts of the two combined were unavailing, and in the struggle which ensued Mrs.

Haynes received a slight cut in the thigh, and the little boy a cut on the hand. A colored man a from tne racinc coast, reports Governor night he retired about 12 o'clock feeling Jobn a. lielps in most excellent health, ouite well. About 8 ocloeK tins morn HOUSE ARCADE ONE PRICE CLOTHING He left him at Los Angeles, California. ing Mr.

Hesse arose, and then found his The New Madrid Record says that apprentice still asleep. He tried to rouse Capt. Henry N. Philips, senior editor of powerful fellow who chanced to be working hard by, heard the struggle and rushed to the assistance of the wife and son, who were so gallantly struggling for 409 Felix St. Joseph, Mo.

the West Plains Gazette, will be a candi Cowan, wife and daughter, C. M. Thompson, wife and daughter, Mrs. Jane Bennett, Mr. Isaac McRoberts, Landon Thompson and wife.

Holt county, Will Barnett. him, but failed, and then found he was in a stupor. The druggist snmmoned Mr. Neidestein, and when their united efforts failed to awaken Von Sternberger an ambulance was summoned and the date for Congress in the Fourteenth district. mi.ciipvv cjarpenter.

tbe lire or one who is all the world to them, and succeeded in wresting the VS i Via ine cmiii constitution says The following handsome presents were tnat tbe Gazette may always depend unconsciaus man was removed to tne Presbyterian hospital. There the sur upon it for support when it comes to received by Mrs. Carson, though the names of the donors are withheld by re nominating the old ticket of Tilden and geons found that he was suffering ftim THE REV. GEO. H.

THAYER, of Bourbon, sayl: "Both mvself and wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMP quest Hendricks. morphine poisoning. All efforts were made at the hospital to rouse the young 1 beautiful set of cliina, consisting of THE HOLIDAY BUDGET CONTAINS 100 Latest and moat Popular Songs elegantly bound in book form, aw selections (or Autograph Albums. 1 Pack Wizards' Trick Curds, with directions. The Nodaway county Democrat TION CURE." 08 pieces.

urges upon the citizens of Maryviile to dig for coal nntil they find it to keep a ARE TOU MADE miserable by Indiges digging. It is close by the town, and it should be got at. tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. Knno trom Mr. Haynes liana, liy this time others rushed in, but not until six strong men bad assembled could Mr.

Haynes be held and tied. He seemed to be vested with superhuman strength and would burl a man across the roirn with the ease that a giant would handle a pigmy. The colored man, who had evidently bad experience in a wrestle of this character, seized Mr. Haynes around the legs and succeeded in tripping him. Once upon the floor he was held down end bound with strips torn from a bed-sheet.

A physician was tried to get Mr. H. to take an auodyne, but he refused to swallow it. and manifested such Dr. C.

A. Thompson, of Jefferson 1 silver caster. 1 set of pearl handle knives. 1 toilet set, white celluloid. 1 toilet set, black celluloid.

1 handsome black cashmere shawl. 1 pair kid gloves. 1 handsome picture in velvet frame. 1 hanging lamp, with hand painted City, is authority for the statement that 1 Package oraic Cards. 1 Illusti-atpd Comic liouk.

lPacunge feairiftil Moral Visiting Cards. 1 Imitation Japanosx Kilk Handkerchief. 1 Pack Transparent "llold to Lijilit" Cards. 1 Ronntiinl Piirnmri hln i IF riLfnilliF. man, but the failed, and in tne afternoon he died.

State Kighis in Missouri. Washington Post. In the case of Frank James, who is wanted in Alabama under a capias from the Federal Courts of that State, Governor Crittenden takes the ground very positively that until the indictments now pending against the defendant in Missouri are disposed of, the demand of Judge Krekel will retire from the bench WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's after 18S4 He will then have completed Cure will give immediate relief. Price ms Mb. year as a judge.

10 50 cts. and $1. china shade. The Hon. Robert M.

Wallace, of the LaGiange, Lewis county, Democrat, When nurht arrived the "old foiks" had SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY a positive cure lor Catarrh, Diptheria and to take a back seat and the voung people who, for two terms has represented his 1 M-gantPallette. SO Tricks in Pari, Masic. Photos LilliKD. liussol, different positions. 1 Mrs.

Laiiffiry. Beautiful Aoircttcs in fitape costume. All i he bovo goods will be sent by mail forS3 P. O. Stamps.

UHK -tfFG. 9 Murray New York. oct3: eow-wlit Canker Mouth. county in the Legislature, is spoken of the United States Marshal from Ala as a candidate for Secretary of State. rook absolute possession of the premises.

Of course, being allowed to do as they pleased, they engaged in dancing, and it was Ions after daylight yesterday morn In reply to a question: "Any news "nACKMETACE," a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. SHILOH'S CUREWILL immediately in Clinton i asked by a St. Louis Chronicle reporter, of T. J.

Lingle, of the Henry ing when those who went from this city returned. The truth is that the dancing County Democrat, he replied: "Yes, continued till broad daylight. All who Bishop Robertson came down the other attended were loud in their praise of the relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, hospitable manner in which they been bama must be resisted, not only as an outrage upon the jurisdiction of Missouri, but upon the men who, as bondsmen for Frank James, are responsible or hia appearance. The motion in the matter will come before Judge Krekel, of the United States court, at Kansas City, for decision on the 2d of January, and in the meantime Governor Crittenden has written to the Judge a letter, setting forth the points of his objection to the attempted seizure of James by the Alabama Marshal, and expressing the hope that the Court will agree with the execu entertained.

day and notihed our people that he wanted to locate an Episcopal College in Clinton. Immediately the banks consulted and pledged $5,000 from the citizens, while Col. J. B. Colt donated a lare A YEAH (OR MORE) AND A PERMANENT on have a printed guarantee on every 11 OX.

A. M. DOCK KEY. bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure.

tract of land on which to place the build ing; whereupon the Bishop has promised evidences or a return of his reason that, by the doctor's advice, he wa3 freed from bis bonds and expressed his sorrow at having caused so much trouble. The report gained circulation on the streets that Mr. Haynes had made a determined effort to take the life of his wife and children, and, being threatened, ent his own throat, but the only foundation for the rumor was as given above. There is probably no man in St. Joseph who is more attached 1 1 his family, or "wrould be further from doing any member bodily harm, when nt himself, than Mr.

Hayne', and he and his family have the heartfelt sympathy of their" many -onds in this their great bereavement. fw that the first ebullition of grief is it is confidently hoped by Mr. Mends that there will bono further demonstrations of violence towards himself. The remains of little Maud will be conveyed to Stewarts ville, the former home of her parents, to-day, for interment, at 2 p. m.

fLOSE OP A EOHANTIC I'AEEEE. Kansas City Times. Congressman A. M. Dockery, of Galla A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.

Price 50 cents. Sold by A. Krenzle, druggist. to give us a structure costing 00,000. Our gas works are furnishing an excellent quality of gas, and other improve tin, was interrogated with regard to the re-opening of the tariff question, he said: ments are contemplated, of which I haven't time to tell you now." M.

A. SIMMONS' LIVEB IEMCI Aro hereby ofTerod to at lew-it one person in each knvi'. ti f-iit an our Wal ami (V.iTCKpond-fiiit. T'ir ooiiiH. first pprvotl, ov thiuw being" equ t.

'iHvoiices required. Full partienlara givnn rvoijit of rl uru vostago. Addroea at unr.v, is: this pupf-r. RATIONAL and STOCK EXCHANGE, Exchange Building, Cmcino Ilu WHAT IS SAID OP IT. Grigsrs' (jHycerme aaive.

'It is indispenslble in this Malarious climate, The best on earth, can truly be said of Wecan't do without it. It saved us from much Eev. J. C. Weaver, of Texas.

Griggs Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will positively cure piles, tetter and all skin erup 'Twenty years of suffering from Indigestion and diseased Liver was relieved by a package) $100.80 A WEEK I of Kev. M. II. Cuilum, Grapevine, Teias.

tions. Try this wonder healer. Satis It has done niore to relieve and cure me ot faction guaranteed or money refunded. Sick Ileadaclie than all the other remedies 1 Only 25 cents. For sale by H.

M. Gar-licha. We or.n Uig above arnouut to good active, euergUc ever J. II. Leod, of No.

Carolina. 'It proved a blessing to my family cheerful -A 1NT8! ly testify to its merit Its popularity here is Eev. S.G.Shaw. Batesville. Ark.

tive in the adoption or eucn a course as will preserve the peace and dignity of the State. The principal involved is one of important bearing on the relations between State and Federal courts, and Governor Crittenden seems to have taken a position which is not only just in itself, but tenable in law. The interference of the United States authorities of Alabama is probably based upon the belief or apprehension that the Missouri prosecutions will fall through, the bondsmen be released and the prisoner spirit himself away; but these are unwarrantable presumptions on which to invade the limits of a State Court, ignore its processes and take an untried defendant out of its hands. The decision of Judge Krekel will, therefore, be awaited with a good deal of interest, and, it is to be hoped, will contribute something toward a definite settlement of the relative jurisdiction of the State courts and the United States courts, and of the oft-repeated snd vexatious points of controversy to which the question has given rise. It may be assumed in advance of any decision, however, that the States generally will insist upon the inviolability of any process pending in their courts and here draw a fixed line between State and Federal authority.

These are but Rrunnlpq from nmonp'tbenmnv thousands of unsolicited testimonials received during the past few years. Ask your druggist ior me original m. a. mmmoks' uviu hied- iciK, mauo at be. Jouis.

mo. lake ua other. Kew Yoke, December 24. A young German named liiciiard Von Sternberger committed suicide this morning by taking morphine. Investigation has led to the discovery that his tragic death was tke close of a strangely romantic and brilliant career.

In the dawn of an August morning in 1882, two young men crossed swords in mortal combat in a secluded 6pot not far from Heiderhoff castle on the Bhine. They had been rival suitors for tbe hand of Fraulein Marie Marx, the daughter of a wealthy gentleman who lived in the castle. The Meeting was the outcome of a quarrel yj.it had occurred between the young men when it became kuown that the young lady bait accepted one KOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. 8t. Joseph, Deo.

5, 18S3. To the Stnciholilere of the Llano Line Stock and lAinu company Gentlemen: You are requested to at as well eenUp men, a success in the bnfioctn Very litilo required. Wa have a bonehujd article btdub'e a iiour. ST SELLS ST8ELF, It is used oveir day in every fiimily. y0u io not need to exiiimn its marii.

There in a rich harvest fur nil who sinljrce thi- gnlften opportunity. It costs you only one cent to h'arn what our basinaf is. liuy a pootul curd snd write to us and wa will send yoa ur prospectus and lull particulars And we know you will dorive more good than you have any idaa of. Our reputation tin a manufacturing company i each that wti enn not aflord to di-ceiva. Wiite to ue on a postal and give your addrauo plainly and receive full particulars.

BUCKEYE H'F'G Karioa, Ohio. tend a special meeting of the stockholders of the Llano Live Stock and nd company to be held in accordance STKUCK IT RICH. Topeka Commonwealth. Gold in paying quantities has been discovered at the Springs on a lot owned by F. P.

Baker, of the Topeka Commonwealth. Las Vegas Optic of Dec. nth. It seems that a couple of miners who were at work excavating for the new $100,000 Court House, got up bl ight and early one morning and staked off a mining claim in the court yard. The citizens have become possessed of the fever, and the surrounding country is dotted all over with gold hunters, while the ordinary question on the street is not "How are you?" but "Has your claim been jumped, and how much can you pan out?" Those acquainted with that section olaim to have long know that gold in small quantities was there.

Unless the Las Vegas papers have miscalculated there can be no doubt that a few prospectors have found it in what seems to be payin quantities. Of oourse, until further developments, nothing definite can be said and we should want the matter thorougly investigated before placing Las Vegas on the list of mining camps. with the by laws of the company, and the and rejecud the other. Mue duel pro jws of tne state of Missouri, attlieomce gressed hotlv until, after a feit, one of Sanduisky JMo. zlO Ldmond ike voung man fell to the ground a street, at 9 o'clock a.

on Tuesday, the 5th day of February, 18S1, for the purpose corpse, the sword of his antagonist having passedj almost through his body, voting upon the proposition to in crease the capital stock of the company from sixty thousand dollars to one hundred thousand, also to elect one di liiohard von Sternberger, the son of the iate Baron von Sternberger, of Bonn, and the betrothed of Franleiu Marx, was the earvivor of the fatal encounter. For ume weeks after the duel his name was rector of the company, and for the transaction of any other business that may kept from the authorities, but it eventu properly come before suid meeting. "in my opinion this will bo the position of the Democracy: There will be no attempt to make a general revision of the tariff, from the fact that it is evident a Republican Senate and Executive would not approve any legislation on that question; but I think the party will announce its position in a bill reducing the tariff on artielos of necessity in common use, or rather by putting these articles on the free list. The Democrats recognize the fact that a just and equitable revision of the tariff cannot be accomplished at present, for the reasons I have mentioned, but they will declare to the country clearly what their position is. There will be no dodging and no equivocation.

These, I understand, are Mr. Morrison's views on the tariff question. When the Democrats get control of the Senate and Executive, it is, I am confident, their intention to take the yoke off the common people." "What is the plan of the Democracy for disposing of the surplus in the Treasury?" "The surplus in the Treasury at present and that which will accumulate before the revision of the tariff, should be used in the payment of bonds subject to call. When the revision of tariff does take place, in my opinion, it will have the eifeat of increasing, instead of decreasing, the revenue, so that enough money will be furnished by customs duties to run the government." "How do you figure out that result?" "Because, when the Chinese wall, which surrounds this country, ie lowered, it will let in the manufactures of other countries and the quantity of the receipts will more than compensate for the reduction of the tariff. If this result follows the reduction of the tariff, I believe it would ba ultimately wise to abolish the internal revenue system, thus getting rid of from five to six thousand office-holders.

In lieu of the present revenue system let the government authorize the States to tax the consumption of whisky and tobacco. In this way local taxation for the support of State governments would, in a great measure, be obviated-" "How do you like Mr. Carlisle as Speaker?" "I have only experienced ons disappointment in Mr. Carlisle, and that is his voice is not strong, but those who know him say that it is due to a very bad cold. He is my ideal of a fair and impartial man.

He is the greatest statesman in either branch of Congress, and he is absolutely devoid of prejudice and sectional spirit." "Speaking of the tariff," remarked Congressman Dockery, "the Democratic party should act at once. If deferred nntil the opening of the Presidential campaign, it will give an opportunity for the Republicans to misrepresent whatever action we may take." "Are there any other questions likely to come before Congress upon which the next nutional election will hinge "None, except the question of reform in a general way." "Wno is the coming man for the Presidential nomination?" "Mr. Morrison of Hlinois." "How does Mr. Randall take his de ally became known. Von Slernbnrger's friends had counseled Lim to leave the Personal Characteristics of Whlttier.

From Uarper. At seventy-six years and ovor one can be said to have the beauty only of age, striking as that is in Mr. Whittier's ease, with the dark eye and the full beard, where black lines still appear among the silver, while his form is as straight and his step is as firm and elastic as ever. But the poet's youthful beauty is reported to have been extraordinary; very tall, erect and well-knit, with fine features, dark skin and a flashing, deep-set black eye, he could not have looked the Quaker to any extent, and, in fact, we think he is more of a Quaker in habit and affeetion than anything else. He has himself recognized that countrv, and while search was beiu aiade for him the successful duelist evaded bis pursuers and took passage J.

la. Ubwett, H. Paenall, I no. D.RicHAEE603f,Jr i Directors. F.

M. Ckn, JoilK TOWNSEKD, decBw2in B0. A. DERGE, for this city in disguise, and upon his CHAPTER IL "Maiden, Feb. 1, 1830.

Gentlemon I suffered with attacks of uick headache." Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in 1 arrival here the fugitive accepted a po3i I t.ion in a drug store at No 1,398 Second tbe most terrible and excrutiating man I an-niie, kept by Adolphe Hesse. NAVbcn Von Sternberger first secured ner. "Tow loo mnck for Samaki-, tas Secretary of Wellington Lodare, Ho. 22, No medicine or doctor could give nt 'employment with Mr. Hesse he seemed reticent regarding his family or ante flavsaskentic.

tkTTow Over restless witiRa of song Hia birthright garb huns loose; A. V. and A. M. Db Kaib, December 5.

Bro. Wm. cedents, but when the two became bet can one medicine he and even though he clings to the forms fetesOi a specific for riJ ter acquainted ne conies3ed cnat ne was O. Moore is dead. Tbirty-two years ago the fugitive son of the late Baron von 1W Wellington Lodge was organized witb a few Masonic bretbren.

Bro. Wm. C. Moore was tbe first W. M.

In all these of the sect in many raspects, using the plain language generally, and tells somewhere why he prefers the silence of the meeting for worship rather than any solitude of wood or wild where nature Sternberger, a wealthy man of high connection. He said that he was a graduate of the University of Bonn, and that he ears Bro. Moore baa been a zealous had taken a post graduate course in Opium V.Mmg, Rheumatism, Kprarumlcr-rhie, or Seminal Weakness, unit lilty other complaints?" We claim it a epediic, simply, because the virus of all diseases arisen from the blood. Its Nervine, Resolvent, Alterative and Laxative propertiesmeetalltlieconditious herein referred to. It's known world wide us Mason, but lie has been called from labor, speaks to him with a thousand voices philosophy.

and catches him with a thousand hands, According to bis story, when his father yet he dresses so nearly like men of the relief or cure until 1 used Hop Bitters. "The first bottle Nearly cured me;" The second made me aa well and strong as when a child, "And I have been so to this day." My husband was an invalid for twenty years with a serious "Kidney, liver and urinary complaint, "Pronounced by Boston's best physi-eians "Incurable!" Seven bottles of your bitters cured him and I know of the "Lives of eight persons" In my neighborhood that have been saved by your bitters, And many more are using them with great benefit. "They almost Do miracles?" Mrs. E. D.

Slack. died the estate was placed in the hands and while we mourn over our loved and lost, let our lodge-room be draped in mourning and our members wear tbe usual badge of mourning for thirty days. of trustees for the benefit of the heirs. world in cut and color that only practiced eyes could detect the slight differ His guardian was one of the professors his widow (our sister) we extend our ence in the shape of his coat, and his or the university. He admitted that feelings about such matters are entirely while a student at the university and sympathy and our fraternal hand of friendship, and all good Masons to be her friend and protector.

after the close of his studies be had been wild, and had accumulated debts which id was endeavoring to satisfy with his monthly income retained by his guar- fraternally, Thos. J. Crump acker, F. W. Hagkhstbiit, Committee.

Resolved, The above communication Mr. Hesse soon found that his appren- "tice was an exemplary youii2 maD. and be spread upon our record and published in the St. Joseph Gazette. hid the utmost confidence in his ty.

Being of good education, Von Stern introduction of opiates and drastic cathartics but by the restoration of activity to the stomach ami nervous system, whereby the brain is relieved of morbid fancies, whicu are created by the causes above referred to. To Clergymen. Lawyers, Literary men, Merchants, Bankers, Ladies and all those hose sedentary employment causes nervous prostration irregularities of the blood, stomach, bowels kidneys orw ho require a nerve tunic, appetberor stimulant, Samaritan Neuvine is invaluab'-Thousands proclaim it the mott wonderful im V-orant that ever sustained the siukiag sy-tcni 1.50, Sold by all Druggists. 1" For testimonials and circulars senrl stain IBS 13, B. A.

8UEH0CT 1E3. aTtSa ST. JOSEPH, HO. liberal. When his little niece wanted the scarlet cape that other children wore, and there was objection in the house on account of the Quaker custom, Mr.

Whit-tier insisted that she should be gratified, although, sooth to say, poet as he is, he himself cannot tell red from green till sunlight falls upon it. Once, indeed, the library fire, of which he is so fond, having damaged the border of the wallpaper, he matched the pattern and triumphantly replaced it before detection, only to learn that he had substituted for the green vine one of bright autumnal crimson. Yet so strong is the poet's imagination that this defect of vision is nowhere evident in his work, although one might gather there that while, as he Attest: A. Urrgk, Bee y. Glass Blowers' Wages Eedneecl.

Pittsburg, December 29. The employ ees of the tableware glass houses were notified to-night of a reduction of 12 i per cent, to take effect January 1st. In this city there are twelve factories, which employ 1,000 men and 500 girls, and there are as many more in the west. berger quickly became proficient in business. One of the many friends that Yon Sternberger made, Adolphe who keeps a restaurant at No.

1333 ifceond nvenue, became bis confidant. Daring the many chats the pair had to To be Robbed of Its Charter, New York. December 2'3. A suit has feat?" been instituted in behalf of the State to annul the charter of the Eclectic Medical college, on the ground that ii violated the provisions of its charter in issuing "Mr. Randall has given every evidence The manufacturers give, as a reason of the reduction.dullness in trade.

A meeting of employees will be held to-morrow FOLLIES OF MARRIAGE gether during the past few months Von sternberger told Mr. Xeiderstein the of his love affair. He eaid that mrkila on a risit to the castle of Heider-mpSE he had become enamored of Fraulein 'Slais. Hii suit was well received by the i to consider the matter. It is believed diplomas in blank, thus enabling persons (15 vivid illustrations) mealing rtal event tm.

ept the reduction not quahtied to insert their names, and teat "nrei, sealed ou- of loyalty to his party and a desire to make Mr. Carlisle's administration successful The two gentlemen are on the very best of terms." they will refuse to aec. says, liis eye was beauty powerless slave," yet light and shade please him more than variety and depth of hue. illegally practice medicine. and order a striie.

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