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SBAY JIOUMXB, JAN. 15, 1S79.
Our Washington Letter.
lul t( tho Ukithi.icas.
Washington, I). C, Jan. 11, '79.
he news from Maine, even through
stful Greenback sources, docs not
ill improve the aspect of the new
ly nud Democratic coalition there,
1 it is probable tliat the develop
nts to come will not make the new
nme. a whit more savory.
The Bangor Whig end Courier, in
able review of t lie intrigues by
;iich Jareelou was elected Governor
ith a, hybrid council and a speckled
istribution of other office?, doubtless
xposcs the true inwardness of tbo so
ailed new party. It :mply a com
ination of huugry p inns, cling-
ng together for the hopu of plunder,
ind ready to make any bargain that
,vill profit them individually. The
people of Maiue are taking notice of
Ibis, and next year's election will set
out with a very different leport from
the Pine Tree State. The Republican
party is fortunate in having an eppo
pition inefficient in everything except
in the commission of blunders.
The danger of the early return of
the yellow fever next year, and the
consequent, wide-spread devastation.
affecting North as well rs South
causes great anxiety relative to spine
measures not only to repress it as a
lical disease, but a demand for more
effective means to prevent its importa
tion in vessels from abroad. Scientific
men have been studying the methoi
of ranid "frcezice out" devised bv
Prof. Gamgee, of London, as a des
troyer of disease on shipboard, with a
view to applying it to our quarantine
establishment. It is well known that
frost is vellow fever's enemy, nud in
fact of all forms of malaria, and any
artificial means of reducing the tern
peraturc must seemingly prove efficient
in the extermination of the disease,
and in presenting contagion. Surgeon
General Woodworth, of the Marine
Hospital service, proposes to apply
Mr. Gam see's system by means of
Government vessels, to be located at
exposed points, like the mouth of the
Mississippi; those vessels to be sup
plied with the freezing Apparatus by
which it is said the largest incoming
vessels may bo disinfected in twenty
minutes, so that its passengeis wid
cargo may be relieved of the long tie
lays and losses entailed by our slow
and doubtful quarantine arrangements.
It is probable that Congress will np-
propiiate 8150,000 to build one or two
small vessels especially for this ser
vice, and no expenditure could be
more properly in order, since the coin
merce as well as the health of the
whole country may be invelvcd in the
result of this year's efforts to prevent
the return of the scourge of last year.
The letter of Senator Thurman to
the Jackson meeting at Columbus is
the laughing stock of the hour, taken
in connection with the Democratic
complications in Ohio. Mr. Thurman
says he cannot attend their meeting
because of a cold, and the imprudence
of traveling so far. This reminds peo
ple here of bis excuse for declining the
Democratic candidacy for Governor.
He is not in a condition to withstaol
the draft on h'i3 physical powers, he
Bays, which such a campaign would le
maud. Ohio Republicans are of a
similar opinion. And yet Thurman
wants the Democratic nomination for
President, with all the extraordinary
strain involved, which would be far
greater than any mere State campaign
would call for, of course. Iho truth
is that Mr. ThurtuaVs candidacy is
demanded by only onu faction of Ohio
Democrats, and that faction was de
sirous of having him at the J.ickon
supper. This "ut to be so common
talk here that he began to inquire in
to its truth, and found it so. Hence,
and not because of hid cold, at all, Le
begged oil'. And his letter is a good
example of schoolboy composition.
Tho only pointed thing ha says id that
the Democratic parly is the party of
equal rights, and that is so evident a
falsehood as to create disgust and de
risiou everywhere. Poor old Thur
man! II'u Presidential fever is very
severe.
Tho Senatorial flection in Kansas
gathers interest as it approaches. The
publicity given come of Mr. Ingalls'
lcttcn hurt 'lis chanco im pidrrod
from a Washinglon stand-point. In
olio of the letters ho demands of n
Caufas postmaster tho payment of a
certain sum monthly, and in another
divvy" from rt U. S. Marshal, who,
n default of payment, lost his official
lead, a fate ho threatens tho postmas
ter witn. It is now generally believed
that Ingalls ws privy to tho job "put
" on Pomeroy. several years ago.
liV
A SAD AFFAIR.
rom tho ISrookvillo Jtopntilienii.
On Sunday last, tho 5th inst., our
eop'e wcro startled with the sad in
telligence that W. F. Brady, junior
Senate and House of Kepr-rsealntivcs
will vote for United States Senator in
their respective halls.
In tlm evening a grand display of
fireworks will take placo iu tho Capi
tol park, after which Gov. Iloyt will
hold a public, reception nt tho Execu
tive Mansion.
o
33. F. Kunliol'B J?l!,t?r Wino of Iron.
F. F. KunkolN rolettriitf'l Fitlei' Winn
of Iron w'il oll'octmilly euro liver com
plaint, .jiiindioo, dyspepsia, chronic or ner
vous dt'liilily, chronic diarrhu'ii.-disoiino of
die kidney and all diseases nt'lsing from
a disordered live", Ktomm-h or interlines,
.-.noli us constipat ion, l!atul"neo, inward
piles, fullness of blood, to the heiid, acidity
of Hie sloniiieh, nausea, hoiuthurn, disgust
for food, fullness or wtiirht iu the stom-
au. e,un -r .1,;. aen. soro oru.-uuions, niiming oriiiui- nnS
had been found dead in his bed. Ho
had been living with his partner, Mr.
W. G. Clark, on Mill street, and for
many years p;:st has been in the habit
of indulging in too much strong drink.
For several days previous to this sad
affair, he had been under the inllucnce
of liquor, and on tho Saturday even
ing previous went to Dr. II. S. Hunt.
and requested something to quiet his
nerves, in order that he might get
some rest and sober up. The doctor
gave him a prescription composed of
morphine, chloral hydrate ond bro
mide of potisium. euch as is usually
given iu like cases, to tho extent of a
two ounce bottle, with instructions to
take one tcBspoonful every two hours,
nud admonished him to follow the di
rections closely. He was heard -going
to bed about ten o'clock by Mr. Clark
and his family, in his usual quiet man
ner, but fulling to put in an nppear-
ance at breakfast, they thought it best
to let him sleep until dinner. When
Mr. Clark went to awaken him for
dinner, ho found him cold in death.
Medical ail was summoned, but of no
avail. The two-ounce bottle stood by
his bedside nlmost drained, and the
evidence of the physicians beforo the
jury summoned in the case was to the
effect that the amount lie had taken
was sufficient to cause his death. The
verdict rendered by the jury, was that
he came to his death by an overdose
of morphine, administered by his own
hand, contrary to directions. His re
mains were interred in tho IJrookvillo
Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon last,
the funeral services being held in the
U. P. Church.
Mr. Brady, like many another young
man, was possessed of many good qual
ities, and we might say, almost without
a single fault, save his uncontrollable
appetite for strong drink. lie came to
Brookville from Clarion County seve
ral years since and served an appren
ticeship of three years in this office.
Afterwards he connected himself with
Mr. Clark in the publication of tho
Graphic, in which lie has exhibited a
natural talent, which, had it received
the necessarj' cultivation, would have
gained for him a reputation among
the first-class .journalists of the day.
He was untiring in his efforts to rid
himself of tho great evil that was grad
ually but surely sappiDg his life blood,
and time and time again he made new
efforts to reform, but all of no avail,
the temptation being more than he
could withstand. Hi sad end custs a
shadow over the entire community,
and should be a lesson to those of his
associates and companions who survive
him.
ho it of t he stoniaeli, swim mi m; of tlio
head, hurried or dillioull lircalhiu:, llul-
leiinc; sit the heart, chokin:; or snl'Iocatinu;
ens:ti ion when in a leintr posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or vehs hol'oro tlio
si rhl. dull oain in tho head, deficiency of
iiersoiration, vellowness of the skin nod
i'Vi', pain in the side, Im"!--, head, i-liest.
limbs, etc., sudden Hushes of heat, burn
imrinthe t'osh, eons!. nit imarinimrs of
vil and ureat depression of spirits, l'rieo
1 per bottle. Ilewaro of counterfeits. lu
not let your druir-rist. palm otl'soino other
preparation of iron ho may say it is as
flood, but ask for Kuniiel's Hitter V mo
of Iron. Take no other. Ivunkel's liitter
Wino of Iron is not sold in bulk only in
?1 bottles, j;. V. Kunkel, Proprietor, No,
:!i .North ?inth Street, riuladelpliia, 1'a,
.Sold bv ull drntrt;ists.
Tapa Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all oonipletr. in two hours
No fee till head passes. Seat, Tin and
Stomach Worms removed by lr. Kunkel,
..SI North Ninth Street, I'luladelphia, l'a
Send for circular, l-'or removing Seat,
Tin or Stomach Worms call on your
druirir.st and a-dt for a bottle of KihikcI's
Worm Svruo. iiriee SI. It never fails.
Common sense touches if Tape Worm be
remove.!, all other worm J can bo readily
removed.
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Cures headache produced by heat and fa
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restore Hair to a n-.tnral and glossy color,
restore faded, dry, harsh and wiry hair.
Price per bottle' $1. Ask. vour druggist
for them, or send to II. 1-'. Kunkel. Pro
prietor, No. iV. North Ninth Street. Phil
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THE INAUGURATION.
The indications are tbat tho inau
guration of Cen. Iloyt, which will take
placo on the 21st of this month ut llar-
risliurg, will exceed any similar event
iu the point of brilliancy and thenum
bcrs in attendance.
Tho programme for the inaugural
ceremonies has been nunouiiead as fol
lows :
On Monday night, January 20, a
full dress reception and hop, tendered
to Gen. Iloyt by the Young Men's lie-
publican Club of Harrisburg, will take
place iu tho Opera House. Governor
Jlartrnuft and Ptfifl' will be present
with Governor-elect Iloyt.
On Tuesday morning at nine o.l'ek
the military and civic organizations
will Ibr in on Market fcliett ready for
parade, under direction of tho Chief
Mar.-hal, who-:e lieadiiuartcra will be
at the Loeliiel Hotel. At ten o'clock
precisely tho parade will inpve, pa.-sing
over a fehort rout? so West State street,
where the lino will be reviewed by the
outgoing and incoming Governors on
their way to the grand stand at the
main entrance to the Capitol building.
Here the inaugural services will be
concluded with the inaugural address
and the administration of tho oath of
oflieo to the Governor-tlect by the
Chief Justice of the Supremo Couit.
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