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H, it r I," A b A BAD FAILUBB. That oithoBtat* 8avlasa Bank, oC ChlM|D ---IaoMents of the Collapse- Heartroad- tag Stories ot the Wretched Itapoaltors. [From the Chicago Times.] The particulars of the failure of Che State Savings Institution, and the his­ tory of its criminal mismanagement dur­ ing the last few years, the unfortunate depositors read in the morning papers. The villainous record was read early and Often, and many a hard-working man tod patient, thrifty woman read the shameless story with a ohill at the heart ftnd with the blanched oheek and scald­ ing tears of keen misery. The best phase that hopeoould put on J|he matter was but a mrrj oomfort, or father but a slight palliation of their dis­ tress. Figuring the whole thing up and utting the best face on the miserable uainess, it could be presumed that with time and care 25 or 30 per cent, of the teposits might be paid. In short, the itter moral of this imiaoral bank mis- tnanagement might be continued thus: t* Three millions owing to 16?QO0 deposi­ tors, and nary a cent to pay/5 "The Idarm was around the town, and many a |>ne who had passed a sleepless night Was on hand at the bank as early as 8 o'clock yesterday morning. A commun­ ity of misfortune united them, and dis­ cussion of the. bank's affairs soon beoome general. The sidewalk around the bank was foon almost impassable for the throng, i,nd in the roadway and upon the oppo­ site sidewalk crowds gathered and stayed tnxioudy awaiting developments. They Were hoping against hope; trusting thai ifter all things would not turn out so t>adly as represented in the papers. It Was plain to see from the trouble in their laces that most of them feared the loss Of all they had in the world. The trial, trouble, and self-denial which that all liad cost them was easily read in the feverish anxiety which prevailed. While the morning was yet early men walked about in a sort of dumb despair, fearful to confirm their worst fears. They dreaded to know the truth, the prospect looked so black. The apprehension of meeting dire necessity face to face this Coming winter chilled many a brave lieart and broke many a stout spirit. Not to be able to make the payment on ihe homestead, to " provide the usual Comforts for the wife and children, to be tobbed of the safeguard against idleness St sickness, and the nest-egg for the usiness capital or declining age; these thoughts made men change color and bite their lips apd women, weep and jpremble--for there were women there. Women who had come from thrifty, pru­ dent homes; wives and mothers who had iought to know the full extent of the disaster that had placed in jeopardy and perhaps entirely swept away the store Irhioh had been earned and garnered With so muoh toil and self-sacrifice. The business man was there, the small trades­ man,. and the prudent matron who had gut by something for the " rainy day " ihat might overtake husband and child- Sen, the* careful clerk and the horny- banded mechanic, the ill-paid, strug­ gling working-girl, the common laborer, and the honest, hard-working help, house-servant, and toiling scrub-woman. Youth was there impatient and vitupera­ tive; and old age, looking very white and Weak and wan, as though broken­ hearted that ill-fortune coold have them so scurvy a trick the helpless winter-time of their days. There were some there, too, Whose presence touched the hearts of Ihe most selfish and callous in the noisy, fretful, and disputative throng. They Were women, and some of them had Youngsters with them, the little ones lor too young in the world's pleasures or griefs to be able to appreciate the full extent of the trouble that had fallen upon them. But the misery in the faces of the women to whom they clung was pitiful to witness and went to many a loan's heart with the sharpness of a knife. They wore an armor that won the sym- "ly and moved the hearts of all within le selfish, anxious crowd. It was the armor of a black dress. It was the widow and the fatherless begging at the door of the bankrupt speculator for their <§was faoggisg under circumstances as bard us the polished granite of the tmpiy bank for the pittance which was to stand between them sjiI Imagex and cold and despair. Toward 10 o'clock, when the crowd tad grown large, it became too painful­ ly apparent that the heaviest portion of the cruel and wicked blow would be cast upon the shoulders of the aged and the unfortunate. The crowd increased, and •welled to Randolph street, and when it was found that it was actually the terri­ ble truth that not a single nickel was forthcoming the intensity of feeling, the passion, despair and all the general feat­ ures of the scene beeame dreadful. Men and women were fairly trembling with excitement, and spoke to each other in tones husky with entotion. The quiet agony of some of them who had for years put by little by little, for some cher­ ished and indeed sacred object, such as a home for aged parents, provision for the helpless and the sick, or toward some fondly anticipated plan of life, was per­ fectly heart-sickening to witness. It is simply impossible to attempt to outline the circumstances of many of the most touching and necessitous cases. The hardships have fallen upon all with an almost equal force, and the scoun- drelism that has deliberately wrought such, wide-spread ruin among the de­ pendent and inoffensive poor will not re­ ceive its due punishment until is meted out to it the terrors of that hell beyond the grave of which John Calvin used to attempt such a horrible description. On© poor woman who has passed the last few years of lier life in the toilsome Snrsuit of scrubbing in one of the pub-c departments told a pitiful story of what she had gladly suffered that her only boy might receive a thorough pro­ fessional education. The mother's tears ran down her face like rain, and many a man's fingers worked convulsively as he overheard the story. A very old lady, quite 70 or more, tottered with the weight of her woe as she told how she and the old man, some half a dozen years older than herself, and bed-ridden for years, had lost the little store upon which they subsisted, and part of which was to be devoted to their burial when their last of earth came upon them. A broken-hearted German girl mourned the loss of no less than $600 worth of hardly-earned savings, part of which WPS to bring the old folks over to a hap­ pier home this side of the water. Men were there who said bat little ex­ cept in curses, and who were thinking of the little ones at home when, with a mie- ohievous light in their eyes, they said that they would like the opportunity of breaking "that fellow Spencer's d--d neck." "Yes," said a respectable and elderly mm {f this thing has got far enough now.' "We shall have to stretch a few of these fellows, I'm afraid. The sight of one of these d--d tinkering, gambling monopolists dangling from a lamp-post will be a wholesome lesson to others that they will be compelled to deal honestly with the people's money." "Curse them," said another, " they're not satis­ fied with making a decent interest by ptuMoiig our money through their pawnbroMng fingers, but they must play hell with it in wild-cat stocks, in real estate, and bankrupt railroad bonds." " Buying real estate for a 4se, you know," said another speaker. " A rise ? Yes, I'd like to be one to give that man Spencer a rise. I'd rise him. I'd rise him higher than the level of any real estate in Cook county, you bet." And so it went on. The offioers of the bank would have been edified and some­ what surprised into the bargain oould they have seen the sort of men that gave utterance to sentiments like these. They were not men rough in manner or ex­ travagant in speech, but were of a re­ spectable and good class of citizens. It would not have been very healthy for the president or cashier to nave bean ex­ tremely anxious to test the grim earnest­ ness of either their opinions or their threats. - Remarkable Fulfillment of * Dream* All the world loves to talk about dreams. The streaks of insanity which a French philosopher declares run through every man's brain show their edges in sleeping, if not in working hours, and as for the supernatural ele­ ment, who is wholly without supersti­ tion in regard to dreams? Two English ladies were recently in attendance upon their brother, who was ill of common sore throat--severe and protracted, but not considered dangerous. At the same time one of them had borrowed a watch from a female friend, in consequence of her own being under repair.- The watch was one to whioh particular value was attached, on account of family associa­ tions, and some anxiety was expressed that it might not meet with any injury. The sisters were sleeping together, in a room communioating with that of their brother, when the elder of them awoke in a state of great agitation; and, having aroused the other, told her that she had had a frightful dream. " I dreamed," she sftl, " that Mary's watch stopped, and that when I told you of the circum­ stance, you replied: ' Much worse than that has happened, for James' breath has stopped also I'" -- meaning their brother who was ill. To quiet her agi» At a church where there was a call for a minister, two candidates appeared whose names were Adam and Low. The latter preached an elegant discourse from the text. "Adam, where art thou?" In the afternoon, Adam preac' these words, " Lo, here am I." A Ttworjr Borne Out by liMtft The theory that lade of vigor is the undarly- ing cause of disease Is reoamng daily confirma­ tion of the most positive kind in the core of dyspepsia, liver disorders, and kidney, bladder and ukrine oomplainta by Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters, the ruling remedy for maladies attrib­ utable to weakness. This superb tonic is never employed without the most beneficial effects. The liver, the bowels, the organs of urination, and indeed the entire system acquires both vigor and regularity through its action, since it gives a healthful impetus to every failing funo- fton. It is an incomparable fpedfio for chills and fever, and other maladies of a malarial type, prevents their attacks, is a reliable means of ooanteraothur the effects of undue exposure totetigwT^dsoothesM well as strengthens the iiervous organism. Purity, Strength, Bwwmbj. These three requisites are combined in Doo­ m's well-known. YBAST POWDER. A few trials will cuiiviuoa you that it is aot only the best, bat also the cheapest. 'C tation, the younger sister immediately t up and found the brother sleeping quietly, and the watch, whioh had been carefully put in a drawer, going oorreot- ly. The following night the very same dream occurred, followed by similar agi­ tation, whioh was again composed in the same manner; the brother being again found in a quiet sleep, and the watch going Well. On the following morning, soon after the family breakfasted, one of the sisters was sitting by her brother, while the other was writing a note in the adjoining room. When her note was ready for sealing, she was proceed­ ing to take out for the purpose the watch she had put in her writing desk, when she was astonished to find it had stopped; and at the same instant she heard a scream from her sister in the next room. Their brother had been seized with a sudden fit of suffooation, and had just breathed his last.--New York Tribune. Shocking Crime. A dreadful occurrence is reported from Bellambi, New South Wales. The house of a man named Peter Brawen wag burned down during the night, and in the morning it was found that the man and two of his children aged 11 and 13 years, had perished in the flames. With­ in a few yards of the smoldering ruins there was also a clog with Ma head near­ ly chopped off, evidently by an ax lying beside him besmeared with blood. A slate was found near the burned house, with the following written, in the hand­ writing of Brawen: " 25th May. I can­ not live any longer. During the last ten years I nave wished a thousand times I had never been born. I love my little children too well to leave them to be tortured by their brutal mother---that dirty, drunken, selfish, and unfeeling savage ̂ I bequeath her to Satan, and oars® her with mj last breath, and re­ joice at the near approach of my end." Passage of the Dardanelles. The reported closing of the Darda­ nelles by Turkey oalls out the question, Can the passage be forced ? The task would be extremely difficult; but twice within the last two centuries it has been done. In 1770 Capt. Elphinstone, a British offioer in the service of Bussia, ran through the Dardanelles with a sin­ gle vessel, anchored in front of the Sul­ tan's palace (off Seraglio point), drank a glass ef grog, and ran out again. Thirty years later another British officer ran through the Dardanelles with a squad­ ron, and menaced Constantinople with a bombardment. The Debt of Paris. The debt of Paris on Jan. 1, 1877, had reached $380,000,000. The population is 2,200,000. The debt of the Kingdom of Prussia, with 24,000,000 inhabitants, is not more than $230,000,000. Nine separate loans constitute the debt of Paris, and of these five, amounting to $200,000, ()00, were incurred under the imperial regime and before the Second Empire. The remaining $180,000,000 of the debt has been contracted since the e'ose of the German war. SAm Pkbmahkht aw*» CJoimaif* !-- Wilhoft's Tonic cures Chills and Fever, Dumb Chills and Bilious Fevers--those Titans that kill their thousands where this remedy is un­ known. It cun-o Enlargement of the Spleen. It cures Hypertrophy of the Liver. It hurt# no one. It cures &H types of Malarial Fevers and is pcrfoctly protective in its effects. Try Wit haft's Tonic, the great infallible Chill Cure. G. R. Fihsat A CO., Proprietors, New Orleaas. FOB SALS BY ALL DBUQOISKB. I HAVH sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup since 1870. It has had the leading sale among all cough remedies, from its first intro­ duction. Mv customers, as they get acquainted with it, become its friends almost without ex­ ception. After this trial of six years, I can recommend its use to all in need of a cough remedy. A. B. ARMSTRONG, Smethport, Pa. Sokl by J. 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Keep's Shblk Keep's Shirts are delivered KRKK on receipt of prioe U any part of the Union--no express charges to p.%y. Samples, with full directiona for self-measnremant. Sent Free to any address. No stamp required. Deal directly with the Manufacturer and get: Bottaa Prloes. Keep Manufacturing Oo.. 1(15 Msrusr St.. M.T. HOMES IN KANSAS! S2Knn ̂we?."rsutc WfclflilPdreaa, J. Worlk<ft Co., The Stet» ft Kansas. --• saithful climate, and -g _Cers great advantnges qj change their residence, ̂ For those wishing Cheap P" good grain, stock and a lands, at Low Prices. tion of country and farms '«•* "fit/ft*. J. B. Pay lord 4Co^ ' HAUNETIO T % works. Hunter i A;t ww ww 6end for Catalog. Vam 4k CthC&icipk 1 In Wall Bt. Steeka t every month. ~ $10 § SI 900 YOUNG MEfl! .jilary while learning R. VALENTIN K. cum Learn Telegraph? lMMfc and e»n; trom * I Wl a month. Sasw Situations furnished. Ad4rm* Superintencjent, Ksgiewood, Bk ' K71NGKAHAM <8c (AM are superior In design asf Mfc eauaied in qnaHty, or i. Ask your Js Manutftotory-1 * ' with her fertile soil, abundance of pure water, to those who are about to either for health or profit. Homes we have a few fruit Fur ins. also raw We will give full deserip- pli " upon application. CR0SSMUN, WATTS * CO., Humboldt Ku BEWARE mi Imitation*. $350 A MONTH--AGENTS WANTED--36 best selling arttelss in tbe world; onesample/rss. AddreM JAT BBONSON, Oetrott, Mich. $1U0.00 h'«vxvy KOkTZiZir, nmocth f*o« b/ the of !>YK 1!KAIU> LUXIKi out injury, or will <g, Pric? by buuU h* m packafT1. ccjita; 5S cnly , A. L- t'MITH k »'<V, lVatine* 19-, 8«!f Acvttto. ciftUticm tV * ssK&arwi TOssak Kitted OrsatMercantile Coll--t, Kttkik, 1UNS. THE BE8I iiu: IT B« U 2 & Bteeeh and Mnsale Trading. Save 25 par ' " i-ing of the Importers and Sola RUSSKL A>IAYDKNS, bW; Bend for prtse Ust JaoksonTiUe.IML T AWNINGS, TENTS* IKBRi 100 8oith Uesplalaee at., rkiwwtiti | , HUN KIDNE HUNT'S REMEDY .- "V . the creat , . J L JNEY MEDICINL itive remedyfbr Drsstv and sail diseases tf j Idaeye, lUaMar and V Haars Kesiedy is pur .prepared expressly tor the above cured thousands, tvery bottle warranted. Send to w. "B. Clarke, Providence, R.I., for illustrated pamphlet. If your druggist don't have It, he will order it for yew. VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Reii* ovates and Invigorate^ the Whole System. St* Xedioal Propdrtiet tr» ALTERATIVE, TONIC, SOLVEIT an Biuuiie. Mai Entail * MB. H. R. 8mm: Dear Sir--I will moat eheerfaQsaM my testimony to the great number |M have already received in favor of year great and good medicine, Vteninb for I do not think enough can be aaM ha ita praise, for I waa troubled over thMr years with that dreadful disease. Ca­ tarrh, and had such bad coughing spsite that it would aeem aa though I nsiw could breathe any more, and vismn has cured me; and I do feel to ttsak God all the time that there is »<> good % medicine aaVBOXTIliK,and 1 alsotMak It (ran of the best medicines for e and weak, sinking feelings at the „ ach, and advise everybody to take _ Vegetine, for I can assure tbeol Ik one of the best medicines that ever m MKS. L. OORK. Cor. Magazine and Walnut Si Oambridga, * GHVES Health, Strei and Appetite. ^" My dsnghtar has reoaived great efit from the ass of ViramiaL deviinitifr lieuth WSfi a MunS \'0 aas-'iity to a!! her friends.1 .L few" of Ykgetike restored b«r strength end ap: appetite. N. H. TIMiEK. . and Real Rskit« Ae«riL " " Sears' Rnildir Boa ton. Vegetlne Vegctine Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Tegetlne Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Tegetlne Tegetlne Tegetlne Vegetine Vegetine Vegetine Tegetlne Tegetlne Tegetine Tegetine Tegetine Tegetine Tegetine Vegetine Vegetine Tegetine Vegetine Vegetine Tegetine Tegetine Tegetine PrepredbyH. R. Meis, Boston, 1m. Vegetine is Sold by All Draggiaifc SANDAL-WOOD A' positive remsay for all diseases of the K Bladder and Urinary Or«aa»« also. Dropsical Complaints. I* never prodi ness. Is oertaln and speedy la Us site It Ii superseding all other ismedlss Sixty aspealss smh six or eight days. No other medicine can do thin. Beware of lactations, for, owing to Ms i soccees, many have bew offered; some are ass* < ussens. cansing pflsa, *«. DVNDA8 DICK ft CO.*8 Maks ** < m{m, contaMw Oil «/ Jsu<slin>< seW e» aV i Morss. for cireulmr, Mr ssmI /kr sas IToottr *r--t. lftm TarA majriros bb. ̂ EXCELLED. Cbabumtown, Marcb IS, Mi B. K. STEVENS: Dear Sir--This Is to certify that 1 has* need yoar " Blood Preparation ** te mm family tor several years, and think thl for Scrofula or Cankerous H asanas ear Rheumatio Affeotioos, it oannot ks» celled; and aa a blood purifier or swete* mediolne. It is the bast wing I have aaar uM-d, and I have used almoat evesytMsw. I can cheerfully recommend It t»agp one 1b need of such a Btedlclast Yours reepectfnlljr. A. 6INBMORJL So. U Russell StiM^ BE00MMEND IT HEARTILY. Sottth Boston, Feb. 7,1 MR. Stxvsns: Dear Sir--I have taken several I of your Veoktink, and am coaeteswA it i« u valuable remedy for Pj»i|s<a Kidney Complaint and General IWiiHl ' of the System. I can heartily recommend M toaMs from the above complaiatSb teeing irom the above r°5ST«Sfi. PARKHR, M Atheae C. N. U. Mow 34) HEW WRITISMS TOADVEim adw< ;rti8U%