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Chicago AInr-c,.
DEMOCRAT OTrICr. }

DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
April II, 1919.
The market continues as usual. duh, with
little or no produce from the country. 4
lead or two OF winter wheat was snatched
NJ by the miIler>, at Soc pr bu>hcl. Spring
wheat would probably bring 5OaGOc.
Inc shipments since Yesterday, have
been !6,9G2 bushels Of wheat 700 BUSH
els to ONwego. 9,S9j bushels TO Buffalo, and
$500 bushels To- Cleveland.
Oi other articles, the following are tie
exports;
Pork, l,9jS -
ST. LouI<, April If.
Receipts have been light and but n
moderate amour, Of business has tran >pired
IN the produce market for the past three
days.
The weather has been generally favor
able; river high aud rising, and the Levce
i IN the same CramVcd condition noticed
for some times past.
WHrAr-Ihere is fair inquiry at pre-.
sent low rates, and the sales Of lie las, three
days sum up between eight and nine thou
sand sacks, portion of which was for re.
shipment. On Thursday sales embraced
loFla.ooO bags, NJ prices, >Ay from f0,o nc,
as nquali'y, without seeks; SEQ sacks
mixod sold Tor Jtc. bags rr'mn,d: 2.3 and
2S2 sacks far Mt lie, sacks included.
oRN-RcccptS being Inadequate to supply
The demand. which i principally for
domestic purposes, rates have advaced.
On Thursday 1T sacks sold n, Sic. and
about 95Dsacl,s from canal boat at3O. bags
returned.
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notwithstanding CT!

FENllE subscriber hayng mndc 9Ihcr busnesss
H arrangements, would invite the attention OF
4 builders and others to his large mud we'll Sc.
lccred assortment of seasoned lumber which he will
scll at reduced prices Persons wishing 10 purchase
will find it to their advantage TO call soon al his Lum-
Der Yard. corner of Market and Monroe streets,
South Branch. Chicago Ill.
CHICAGO. npr Is Imt 7. NJ HALDENAN.
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TIE ORGAY.-Rumers are still aloat
about the organShip at Washington. The
latest says tina. Messrs. A. C. Balitt of New
Orleans, aud John o. Sergeant, will be the
Official editors. The only time that the In
ielhJencer has ventured yet TO utter hint
about Taylor's sentiments, it provoked all
northern wbiggery TO threats of rebellion;
so in order TO quiet the matter, the Nation
al Whiy was directed in sort of semi oil
cial way to unsay the Objectionable things
said by the lntelligencer No one now
knows which is the organ, or whether eth
or is. One thing is certain, neither of the
present wing editors at Washington can
make any pretenslons tosuch qualification TO
conduct the organ Of an administration like
The present, as are possessed by the author
OF the second Alison letter, who in the way
OF talking long and loud without saving
anything, can have no successful compe.
ttor.
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The Flying Mae'ine.-The y. Y. Tri-
bnne describes the second attempt made
with tine aerial Locomotive, as entirely sue
ceSSful.
The float, or spindle shaped balloon, made
of gold heaters skin. was about 10 feet long.
to which was suspended steam engine in
miniture, weighing water, and all
compete-acout 3 ord pounds. Notwih-
standing It's dimiuutiv size, the engine turned
the light paddle-wheclS Of the machine with
ease, and kept in motion ms long as the
water lasted. The ruddcr was set to fly
the balloon in circle. II was started from
the eastern door or the Ro,unda, went up
steadily, propelled by the engine in a
regular gyration to the roof making two
full circles on its way.-Here, a weight
having been attached, it descended in a
spiral. following the set Of the fuddcr, and
landed safely. This experiment was
repeated a second time with a like result.
This may do very well in merchants
EycanGe,' but We reckon if one of our
prairie winds should get Hick' at the
cold-bcater skin case. the 'gyra,ions' it
would observe in It's descent, would hardly
be as regular as those above described
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II is said that the administration has de-
elde'' to confer no appointments on party ed
itors, because it viii have the appearance
OF substituting the press! We 60 srains,
this decision tooth and toe nail. No class
should be prescribed III this free country.
Moreover, we insist that Col. Webb shall
have foreign mission, and expcct Gen.
Taylor will invite US to som honorable and
lucrative Official position in the course of
TWO or three years, TO prevent our being
his colnteditor in 1852 for the presidency.
--Bosion Post.
We go in for Old lacks decision acans,
editors. None but lawye rs, dandies, loa.
fers, and "sich like" people, as have no in.
flucnce in society, should hold Office under
him, lest his administration may become
TOO popular. Men whose character and
position in society Is such as TO give them
iu6uence over others, can general, taxi
cary og themselves, aud need no help from
goyrrnment.
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One We,A Later from the Gold Regions Flat
term. Accounts.

term: Accounts.
The GIireytoH Nelrs of the 3lst ult. CON
tainSa summary ofan interesting letter from
California, bearing date one week later than
any heretofore published from the gold re-
gion. 1t is as follows
FROM CALIroRNIA.-We have Just been
favored with The pcru>al of n letter from Los
Angeles, California, dated Feb. 18th. The
letter u IRON surgeon in the L. :. service
addressed TO his brother in this city. and its
statements as to the almost incredible pro-
dnctivenesS Of the gold mines, fully confirm
all that has hitherto been published on the
subject The name ofthe writer, were we
at liberty to give it, would be deemed suf-
hclent guarantee for the truth of the asser-
ton. The writer gives it as his opinion that
our accounts of the mines have not beencX-
aggerated, aud that from one to two ounces
OF gold may be obtained per dav by every
man lie does not give this aSthe result of
his own labor, but from the best evidence in
ms possession, Of the labor Of others. The
country - represented as rapidly film. up
with einigrantS from all parts. and as offer
ing many inducements To persons Of enter
PRISE to emigtalc there. We cannot reca.
plmlate the whole letter. but can say that
lis tenor throughout is calculated to cncuur-
age those who have once determined uron
the great enterprise. not 10 abandon it. but
to perScvere unto the end.
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Flrz Henry WAnnEN.-This gentleman

FRI UrNRy WARnrN.--ThiSrs gentleman.
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Wv was Wv '''>' "sI'."''' W '''' Nv" q"
niul>tranon, appears from all accounts, 10
be about the ,-orgf so far. The papers Ger.
,a;rlv cive hin, , very had character. Tho
c,, -,
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Ind IN INNS New Hampshire Iairiot'
Mr.. Warren, Of Iowa, Second Assistant
Postmaster General, is equally Is obnoxious
20 al. honorable men; and if he had been
SHOWN Ia the Senate, they would undoubt.
~ have rejected his nomination. \ bank
rupt in Massachusetts, lie disappeared with
in two days, and wandered Of to the far
west 10 escape his creditors. lie located il
Iowa. and became the editor OF the Burlin2
10" "Ii,a"Ne!e,, "a paper Gi>uhs",>ed iGr
=, -, 49,, ~
in these particulars. until last fall. when
fair field for tie exercise Of his talents pre-
sehted HSeH' a large oand oi MurmonS,
va ,','i va; " we '''' ,I'.' 81, .'a,'
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,o',oS ~ $50. ''sn
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Tbnra !. ,nmrh in ,ba above ,ba, Sounds
IKE mere party slang; OUT Tue io"o"inE'
which we find in the Boston Post, 1t must
be owned. prorcS a great deal, and shows
Mr. U.orreu,s cb,r,ctar f. be scalv epopcI,
.-.;s...
III on ''"s'''"'',
he warrant Tor the insolvency OF nm
lemon Warren, John NJ. Warren, / ~ Hen
ry Warren, wasiSSued the oih OF Decem'
Der, 1913. The debts proved against the
hrm amounted to about Soo;OcO; not lew
OF the accounts being held ny mechanics
who had earned their claims by hard labor.
with the property IN the bands Of the as,
signed dividend OF four cents and oneSirH
on tile dollar was declared aud paid. Ia
the course OF The proceedings in insolvency
a protest, OF which the following Is copy,
was submitted
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. II, lSi4.
We the undersigned, creditors ofPhile-
mon warren, John w arren. ana w iith-
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Women's "Empire State" is ma,rnony.
Here she is always in the majority, always
reigus, and sometimes storms
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"It'U''' " Ut ']"IV '''' I'H'tU +TVtUTo, VItH-
IRA, Illinois.
WILL pay particular attention to the payment Of
" taxes IN any pnit Of Illinois, purchasing oud sell
ing real estate, investigating Titles, collecting de-
mands, buying and selling military land warrants,
and locating them on the best iqpd2 for soldiers or
others, securing pensions aud oil claims against the
government. Office in the court house.
DIfgtrr AurlI Is 1919
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For sale heap.

SECTION l7,town3i, range De of3d p, W. The
~ above section is one OF the best and icricSt sec
tons Of land in In Sale county; is situated about
miles east Little VcrlniIion river, on Troy Grove
and Ottawa road, Is rich rolling prairie and well
adapted 10 the raising OF grain.
April IL, 1879. NORRIS FiSHER.
GEO. II. NORRIS will attend the sale Of ca
u nal lands and lots in Chicago on the 10th Of
Nav Persons DESTROYS OF making purchases at said
sale can have their business attended 10 tor TeR-
sunublc consideration. apr 90 81
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s'gGs! kI.si
NORRIS & FISHER,

q ~ ccnspor dozen will be- patd orauy quantity Of
/" Fresh Erg- by apo c. Bum.
gro. n ~tuurs M, = p,.t,tp
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FRLNcH CAEADANS AND the STATES
l. Avcnir, French newspaper, has the
following:
"lhe United States, far from extinsui>h-
ing IN our hearts the sacred fire Of nqiionG-
ate, would pnlfit into a blaze; for they
know well that, in coniiding the safety of
the It. Lawrence to the French of Canada
Il would be as well Guarded as was New
Orleans by the French of Louisiana. The
enemy might get in, but he could never get
Out.o
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"hHioaS otPcrSoas have, during the last
ten yer> used "Smi't's Tonic Syrup, or
c9ei'bieFtbrituGe," COR the cure ct Fever
and Ague. Out of this vast number. the
Proprietor challenges the world to produce
a single failure in stopping the chills, when
taken pursuant TO directions.
10 get the genuine, purchase from tho
Agents only, who, at Ottawa, are, G. l..
THOMPSON and WHITE \ uvNrrR.
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TO The GrandJuy Of La Sale county:
The undersigned committee, appointed
by your body to visit the Jail Of said county,
REPORT,
That they have performed the duty as
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TO the Grand Jury Of La Sale coGnig for
March term, 1919.
Tho undersigned, a committee appointed
by your body to examine the county Poor
House, have attended to the duty incum-
bent on them, and beg leave TO subni. tue
following
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interpreted 1t in my favor. She was frank
and kind, appearing to have dropt entirely
'hat spirit Of rilIery and satire that gener-
ally spiced her Conversation. took ad.
vantage OF this change aud on our return
confessed my passion. She hesitated a
moment. "Ah Mary said /, do you doubt
me! My heart is all your own, and YOU
know that
lhe" - truth within the heart.
Ana where its pulses move
In 3 warm current through the soul.
On trust that hearts pure love"
she turned to me--a tear was in her eve
giving me her hand she said rive me a
few days to think upon this matter, Henry,
ana IN the mean time hope. Little more
was SAID during the short time Intervening
between this and our arrival at home. We
parted at the door wi h IRE sure of the
hand and silent good night.
| could not see Mary again for some time
and was any thing buthappy. On christ
mas evening at the appointed hour, drove
up to the door of Mr.. V. and was shown
into the parlor by the servant. | asked
her if Miss Mary was within, she said she
was up stairs at her toilet. | seated NV
sell, but my feelings cannot be described
Hope and fear alternating with a kind Of
ndescribable sensation made me miserable.
But | had scarcely time to think, till heard
herapproaching footsteps. Arising as she
entered, | offered my hand, at the same
time wishing her merry christmas"
All! said she, striving to laugh, Doctor
you have certainly won a gill of me. and
do you really want it! "Yes, said | eooer-
Iy' any thing you give | will keep sacred"
She raised her eyes to mine, they were
warming with affection "There Harry
said she placing her hand in mine this is the
only Christmas gift can give you; My
vow shall never be broken" said |, as she
sunk in my embrace. The clock struck
elght-"lct US go to the supper said / to
Mary"
Thus ended the Doctors story. Imight
add something concerning Kate and Christ.
mas Gifts but there is no doubt, the gen.
tie reader will imagine that we improved
upon the Doctors experience. Atany rate
on the next Christmas day, party wat
assembled in the old drawing rooms and
Kate called me husband
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MOr%ibEc Murder.

The Cleveland papers give an account Of a
most extraordinary murder Of a citizen of that
place by the name OF David Johnston. The mur.
der occurred in Marion county, and under the
following horrid circumstances, ss detailed h
ne pIain Dealer from teegrapbic despatch [,
that pIace;-DctiaHce CO., Dc,aocyah
"lle was in the employ Of billiard &
Smith buying cattle, and was al the tim,
IN Marion 60. Ohio. lie had put up ala
tavern in Marion where he intended to
make headquarters for timc-had ey.
planned to the landlord his business, and
usual the next day wen, into the country
to look for cattle. The landlord KNOWING
that he had considerable money upon hrs
person, sought him when about ~ miles
from his tavern, and in lone place. shot
him, robbed him. and dragged his body
some distance and placed it between two
LOGS and covered the same with bush.-
johnson teigned death until the landlord
left, when soon after tcamstcr was pass-
ING by, and made himself heard to say
"Putme in your wagon and drive me TO
the tavern as fast as possible
The teamster did so, taking him to the
same tavern where he had put up. Omar
irving, the landlord came out to take the
horses, when Johnson raised IN and
said
THAT is the man who shot me! He
has $1,000 OF my money ~ and in ten
minutes after Johnston was dead.
1.-The landlord, overwhelmed at the ev,
ldences of his guilt gave himself up, con-
iesSed the murder, and is now in iall.
"Iruth is indeed stranger than fiction.
That johnson in his dyingcAucmitv should
INSIST upon being carried IL miles in lum-
Der wagon to convict his murderer, is not
considered at all remarkable bv those who
knew HIM. He was man Of great probi-
tN OF character, mdauned courage-had
been caJie buyer for many years. He
understood well the dangers of his calling,
went armed, and had some expience in the
stratagems of robbers. 1t must have been
shrewd villain who found him of his
guard; and to be circumyented, he yielded
up his las, breath to bring his murderer 70
lusnce.
"Iohnson leaves 2 devoted wife and an
Interesting family to mourn his unumely
death"
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rom secret disease, need 30 more become tn
victim Of qnackery, as by the prescriptions con
tanned IN this book any one may cure himself
without hindIance to business, or the know edge
Of the most intimate friend, and with one tenth
OF the usual expense. In addition to the general
routine private disease, it lully explains the
cause Of manhood's early decline with obserya.
tlons on mariage-bcsides many other drrange-
menrs which it would not be proper to enumcratc
in the public prints.
NJ Any person sending twenty-five cents en-
closed in a letter, will receive one copy of this
book, by mail, or five copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address, "Dr, W. YOUNG, No 1872
spruce street, Philadepha." Postpaid.
01- WANTED-Propretors of DRUG or BOOK
stores, and Pedlrrs, in every town il the United
States, to act as agents for the above work
Sept 9, lSiS.-Gmo
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For the Coiumbia Democrat.
TlHc Christmas Gift.
BY NONDES CRIPT.

A wear or two since I bod tbo nIoos,ro
of spcndipr = very mcr,v Cbri.,m,s ,ri,b
DIR, B. orCincinro, Tho c,m;I,. cons;s,o1
of the Dr. and bis I.dv his ,wo sors who
were sncuding the boIiJovs ot hama. and .
ward Of the Dr.. Miss K,,o $ Tho com
many retired c,rIior ,b,, p,n,I and ,ro civ
drew our chairs round the coal fire that
was blazing in the crate, for a social and
comfortable chat. After number of an.
ccdotcs had becntoId bv usau mean the
Young portion of the family. Kate insisted
that uncle T.. as she nersis,cd in calIirr
him, should tell a chaDter in his eynerience,
We aIl joiprd Kate of courso. and the DR.
was prevailed mon. fnaIIy. 70 occcde 10
our wishes. After t,kpr , G.w ,nirrtos to
cobsidcr. he yovo ,yo or ,broo Ioud boros
and looLipr ouis i,gIl,. ,t his hn,,or b,lr9
he said "as this banocns ,o bo Christmas
Twill tell Won s,orv oca Christmas rir
It was the last session Of nv medical
course. and | was apyious IN see fine end
orit You know suJicd NV nrorassior
in the land If s,c,dv habits j., tho Gram,
uorr,oio S,,,o. - L,, In.,;,,,;o, I,oo,,l
q, the hc,r,;r, ,iIr,oo orC
u,,..-,
,L, .', o'I- ,,'I, ,,rI., '''p, l'',''''''
,.. -, I ',,,' = ,',' VI ~, ,o'' '"''
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lE.5 LR1 OG R a II.
There's room enough for nls.

What need Of all this fuss and strife,
Each warning with his brother,
why should we, in the crowd of life.
Keep trampIing down each other,
Is there no goal that can be won,
Without squeeze to gain it?
No other way OF getting on,
But scramblmg TO obtain it?
Oh, tellow-men, here wisdom, then,
In friendly warning call
"fou claims divide, The world is wide
There's room enough for ALL"
what If the swarthy peasant find
No field for honest labor:
He need not idly stop behind,
To thrust aside his neghbor
There is land with sunny skies,
Where gold for toll is given,
Where every brawny hand that tries
Its strength can grasp a living.
On, fellow men, remember then,
Whatever chance beall,
The world is wide-where those abide,
There's room enough for all.
From poisoned air ya breathe in courts,
And typhus tainted alleys,
Go forth and dwell where health resorts,
In fertile hills and valleys,
Where every arm that clears bough
Finds plenty in attendance.
Up, leave your loathsone cities, now.
And toll for independence,
Oh, hasten, then, from icyeled den,
And lodging cramped and small
The world is wide-in land beside,
There's room enough for all
In this fair region far away,
viii labor find employment
A lair days work, a fair days pay,
And toll will earn enjoyment.
What need, then, of this daily strife,
Where each wars with his brothrr'
Why need We, through the crowd of life
Keep tramping down each other?
From rags and crime. that distant cline
win noorbcpate per-. thralr;
Take fortune tidc--the world so wide
Has room enough for all
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ALSO, A General assortment OF Shirt BOsoms,
Collars, Suspcnders. HandkcIchiels, Gloves, &c.
Likewise good assortment Of goods in the
piece, which will be made to order at the short
est notice. Persons residing out OF Danville, will
find it to their advantage to get clothing of him,
as he IS determined to put things down to the low.
est pieces to those who come from distance
Don't forget to ask for Srevenson's Clothing Store
COMPETITION DEFIED.
June 10, 1S4S.-y.
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CABINET BUSINESS

'ENlE undersigned respectfully ntumsthc pub.
4 lie in general that he has commenced and
viii continue the above business ia all IT,. y.r,r.
ties at the new shop Of John Eit,rrs. ON third
street, between the Academy and Tie Methodist
Church, where he has constantly ur lart and vii,
make on short notice, all kmdof Cabinet Ware-
such as Secretaries, Wadrobcs, Bureaus. Sofa,
NIdcboards, Tables, Eradstrads, Stands. crib, Cot
icns, &c. He Is also furnished with good l,arsr
to attend funerals at all times.
His furniture is made in the best ,ryIc aud Of
good materials which he will sell as Iow a, can
be purchased elsewhere.
~ Lumber, and country produce taken for fur.
nure at the market price
GEO. W. CURELL.
Blooms5urg, Jan IS. lN4o..y.
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PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY
No. s. Pcar ST., Near lie Erchmge,

No. s. Pcar ST., Near lie Erchmge,
PHILADELPHIA.
u NNHE subscriber having m,uc great improve.
4 mcuts IuhIs mclhuuol casting type and mix.
ing OF metals and had thorough revision OF hr.
matrices, the faces ul winch are not ,N,cll,d, IN
beauty and regularity ut cut, by any ia the coun.
try ; later- himself that by slrIct personal at.
tenuon To business, and employing none but the
most okIlul workmeu, he is ruahlcu To- oder
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
At Dgcally reduced pucrs
He is continually adding 10 his stock all that i,
new from the best wurkucu ut this and other
countries, and having alcy procured nom Eu.
rope, A variety OF New faces and Ornaments soil
cts the attention OF Printers thereto
Specimens viii be sent to those wishing to or.
der
Presses, Choses, Cases, Ink, Stands, Galcys.
Brass Rule, andeyery other article needed 10 fur.
nish complete Printing Office, supplied At the
shortest notice German book and iob r,pe, of
the newest style and ct all sizes careluly pat up
IN Iouuta OF correct proportion
ALEXANDER ROBB.
August 10, 1SiS ly-t$lU)
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
For 25 Cents!

DY MEANS OF THE
ID POCKET ESCULA-
Plus, or every one his own
physian twentieth edition
with upwarcs OF a hundred
engravings, showing pri-
vate diseases in every shape
and form, and maliorna-
tions Of the generatlye sys.
TEN,
Ry W. YOUNG, NJ. D.
The time has now, arr
rived that persons suffering