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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-13

rienced and best cduca-
ted business men on
the Paci tic Coast !; and
having i'm every re-
spcct better facilities
for obtaining goods
than most any other
house on the Sound, we
can guarantee satiStac-
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The Littlejohn Farm.

In Sec. s. Township 16 Range 'West.. T,vs,s
ty-hve acres in meadow, about 80 acres or
good bottom land, house, barn and Improve
=, Also in Lewis county. ne farm Known ..
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For Sale.

yCST received FIX Italian Bark Blanca For
- zone, nc" Chilli Waluuts, direct from Val.
paradise, ~ RbTHStlfiLit Is CO.'S.
Pot Townsend
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lhurston county,
The. Waddeu Place.

IN ian1aa nal Plains. A grazing farm Of.
mouse on the place, good post barn, 500 bear
ing apple trees, good well of water, acres OF
SOou meadow land, about 10 ocres seeded
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New goods always on
the way, by every YES
sci from San Francisco.
Strangers or new COM
crS will find it to their
advantage purchase
.,eK and outfits of uS.
The demand for goods
having increased, we
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KING DONATION CLAIM.

containing 800 acres. situated on the Chehalix''
from the Newaukum Railroad depot ! 100
acres prairie, balance rich bottom lar1d: hi"
acres under fence;. house. two barns and
grainary. Terms Of payment easy. One Of
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FRoF1FTY
In various parts of the Country.

q Guarantees title, without extra charge.
when employed as conveyancer.
Olympia, January 20, 1871. la:tf '
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DR.. A. TRASk'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.
DIR. Tra.k was engaged for twenty vcars I

DIR. Trask was engaged for twenty years In
q course OF experiments upon the medical prop
critics and power OF vegetables, separate and
combined. AT the age OF seventy years he sue
ceeded in presenting 20 the world as the result
OF his experiments, combination OF Vegetable
extracts, the power of which In removing dis
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HIS discovery consists in combina-
ton of these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
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once as the greatest discovery OF the age, and
calls Tor a trial and close investigation Of its
properties.
nc never falls, while there remains suf.
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cquallze the CIRCULATION or the blood BY this
means q controlling power Is gained over the
most malignant forms of disease which cannot
be obtained from any other remedy.
Such is the power OF this cOnbina-
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the human frame; every bone and muscle, vein,
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sensible OF its purifying and healing influence.
Hence IL copes as readily with internal as ex-
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Numerous instances are on record
where this remedy has restored health 10 pa
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Such has frequently been the case in Inilamma-
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NO patient ever need die with this
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tanned.
For 1n6n mmatory Rheumatism
this Ointment is the most complete remedy ever
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Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism,
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S A POLIO

removes tar, pitch, iron or ink stains
and grease for workers in machine
shops, mines, &C., is invaluable. For making tic
skin white and soft, and giving TO tia "hoom of
beauty, 1t Is Unsurpassed by any cosmetic
known.
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A citizen of Utica, who felt call
dupon to demonstrate with a female
neighbor for her severity in chas-
Using her child, the other day, felt
called on to close the interview and
leave the house in q few minutes.
1t was observed that a mop, q dust
brush, two foot Stools, u pot Of
vcrbcnas, a jar Of pickles and the
family dog followed closely after
him.
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AS she swept along the pavement
with a granducr fit to Kill, l saw
her but a moment yet methinks l
see her still. The wind was on a
bender, and as saucy as Il witch,
and it played the very dickens with
the dust, dimity and sich. The
CATERS were delicious, which her
feet were made to fill saw her
but moment yet methinks / see
her still.
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They who propagate evil reports
frequently invent them, and it is no
breach of charity to suppose this to
be always the case because no man
who spreads detraction would have
scrupled to invent it; and he who
should ditfuse poison in brook
would scarce be acquitted Of a NAL
icious design, though he should al
lege that he received it of another
who is doing the same elsewhere.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-08

Recently, in street car in Phil
adelphia, an old gentleman was
seated in one corner, and the car
was full. A bevy Of fair ones, Of
all ages and weight, swaimed in,
and there were no seats. Where
upon the old gentleman said, aloud:
Ladies', ! shall be most happy to
give my seat to any one Of you
who is over thirty-two years Of
age" All remained standing.
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S A p L 10

Is without rival in the world for cur
ing or preventing roughness aud chap-
ping OF either hands or tacr.
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An individual living near ROYAL

An individual living near Royal
Oak called on the Detroit chief of
police, the other day, to ascertain
if Detroit was going to celebrate
the Fourth of July. He was very
anxious to find ont, because as he
explained, eff you are going to
sling powder and have a whooping
old Fourth of July, / want TO get a
red WOODEN shirt and new pair of
boots, and come in with Sarah"
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~ Tu0s. W. KNOX,

90 Pages Octave. $50 Fine 4ne'a,. ..'s....,.
Relates incidents end accidents Do Johl iIle fi.t
yo,ld. mines an mode o. working them; lnjcI-
currents OF society; gambling and it, lor ora ;
cavern. ana their mysteries; the dark ways of
thc dcpths uf the sou; strange stories Of the de-
lection of crime. Tho book tt0's OF experience
with hripands night, IN opium dcn~ phd ,,aIa-
hing hollis; life IN Irifnu; storics Of c,ilC.. ai
ventures among iadI1ns; journey though sew
crs nud cafa.om'S; accidents IN mines; lilyte.
and piracy; tultlus of tlo i1gr.i-i-ioI; wonder
Ctc., ctc.
We want agents icr t'.i. work on which we riye
exclusive Territory. Agents ctu make eco weol,
IN ,uins this book. s,ud 20. cicI'1s and SpCci-
ri terms go ag.uts. =. B.Burr y Hyde, li9t:orb
Conn, ug lineage. iI.
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a Cincinnati boy, after gazing
long and mcditatiycly upon pain,-
ing representing the Biblical de-
cline of porll--whcrc the devil pos
sessed swine were rushing down q g
hill into the sea-and being told the
story, remarked, oil bet the old
man'd found some way to pack
them hogs, and sell 'cm for prime
mess, without wasting % ham,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-08

Children "play horse with great
attention to details. One vel y
young woman up town cut her
mothers toilet cushion, rnined q
carpet, and nearly scaldcd a con-
finding young brother to death,
treating him with bran mash for
q "play" cpizootic.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-08

The wind is unseen, but it coos
the brow of the fevcred one ;
swectens the summer atmosphere,
and ripples the surface of the lake
into silver spanglcs of beauty. SO
goodness Of heart, though invisi-
BILE to the material eye, makes its
presence felt ; and from it's effects
upon surrounding things, We are
assured OF its eXistancc.
, 1873-08-23
UTAH..

Concerning tho Divorce Suit OF Ann
Elixn YOunE--Cnrsi from the Nfetlao-
dist Minister Who tA Alleged to
1lAvo Advised Her 10 Com III ence tho
Suit.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 22.-Judgo Emerson thia
morning sustained tho defendants demurrer in
tho caae Of Ann Eliza Young versus Brigham
Young, for divorce, against tho turiadction OF
tho District Court Tho Judge hold TINT tho
Probate, not the District, Court had Jurisdiction
III divorce casoB. This iB in direct opposition
to tho opinion Of Judges Mexican and lfawley,
aud virtually Of tho Supreme Court OF tho Ter
ritory. Tho case again comes up before Judge
hfoKenn at tho October term Of tho District
Court.
Tho Rov. O. g. Btratton, q Alethodist minister
here olFern \ yindication Of hiInBolt in q long
card i'll the newspapers to-tlay. Oil tho charge Of
influencing Ann Eliza Young to entor a divorce
suit a1ld join tho Methodist Church. IIe makes
grave charges against her lawyers, aud aBsorts
TINT tlloy attempted to foeco thoir oliont. lie
atlmitB acting Nh confidential advisor and vlndi-
catos himself from tho old charges OF scandal in
tho ministry In Oregon. IIo gives q lis
tory OF his connection with the effort to
compromise, the divorce suit, which ia
somewhat important. lie detloa tho world
to provo TINT l1s ministerial character
waH impaired. IIo IL not ashamed Of ha course
and will not 10 badgorod out Of correct nor in-
to falBo position. It il understood that tue
legal advisors OF Mrs. Young will giyo their
statomont tomorrow. Great intorost is dis
played by tho community. Tho discussion
rromisoB to DO warm.
, 1873-08-23

BosToE, Aug. 21.--A number Of gentlemen,
mostly grain merchants, hayo organizcda Grange
Of the Order Of tho patrous Of Husbaulsy. John
3. Bartlett WAS elected Mastor and Herbert Rati.
cliff Secretary. Tho full number Of chnrse,
membora was obtnined. 1t is proposed to form
Oranges in all tho grain ports un the Atlantic
cDaNt.
, 1873-08-23
Fntnf Accident OH n Long island IRnil-
FOItfl.

NEw YonK, Aug. 22.--A freight train on tho
South Side Railroad waa thrown off tho track
near Worpoth, Lung Ialaud, this ovoning, by
running ovor hog. John McGoe, conductor,
wns thrown from car under the whools and
killed, and another man slightly injured.
, 1873-08-23
PATRONS OF HUSBAMURY.
Large Meeting Of the Farmers Of Ham
cock County, lnd.---1he Anti
MonopoIists Of Johnson
County, Iowa.


Sprcta1 Dfspafth to The Ch;eaao Trt6unt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 22.-An imn,ones
meeting Of the farmers at Hancock County,
called by committee from thu Oranges, wnB
held this afternoon at tho fair grounds noar
Greenfield. Dr.. A.. Comstock WIS callod to pro-
Bido, md A. Tynor acted as socrotnry. Tho 1li-
1,ois Farmers Declaration of Independence wls
road by T. N. ailchrist, mud ntllrossoH woro
made by ]. g. Kingsbury, Of tho Indiana Fa'.n,-
e,' and y: H. Smith, Of Kowanneo. ILL.,. Secretary
OF the Illinois State Farn,ess' Association. The
following resolutions wero adopted:
=, WHEREAS. The legislation Of both our Naioaal md
bt"te Legislatures Inns been tn tho aat moro favorable
to capitalists md monoposss than 10 tie laboring
glasses.
H. mRcsoIuc. That it Is hjg time for farmers a,. labor
ing men to nWnko to their !ntrrosts MID delnnl u
our legislators careful legislation iu favor thusn
tcreHts. u.u ..., .,o,tx,
Ing enormous salaries, ot Of proportion to their abnT.
M compared with tho wages and labor of laborin8
men.
tsofped, That wo are in favor Of tho farming inter.
ont being represented in our Slate and l'st!ona1
Councils In proportion to their importance to tls
country.
Rcs0frtd, Tint motto ia association, infornfa4
ton, corporation, remuneration, md equal tuxntiou
, 1873-08-23
WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TIE WAYAsHET INVESTIGATION.

rUr vv . ~ our,. Y,y,,,.,,7o .+,,O.,
TUE "A"Asssr " 1SsEsr1oAr1oS. ,5
WARRINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Board Of lnspec-
tors to-day concluded thoir investigation into
tho cause Of tho Wuwasaot i1iBaBtor. and nm,
nounccd Tint within = fov ia 20 thov vo,,1d nm,
,,1o,o tho;r ranort T,,o or;da,oo +nlaa,, % an1'.
pto'o sao" AePot'. "Ao of41oa'o 'o"uaf on4y
sof'co 10 conArln Tue previous testimony. Tho
ounors of tho boat attempted by Aone witnesses
to show that tho Custom-Houso Officer had ,na1o
mn orror in fxnr the nurhor ~ nassangars me- [ ~
- a.s;aa - ats., ~. IT, y. l"eeou6o1A "
oo Garllea o. n1'y, nut tho evidence was not
poa.tt4noi oi "n.iu, " LIT gluor Aaua Inc doVefn-
Inont a pnlclat hweas8 WIN the utmost dlroctness
enae 'n9 cettea COPY Is an 9Saet copy OF the ori,
san.. ~ nom soems pIooaole tiiat 1ne Board Will
aos9ntnenu slo loFocaaon ol tho nSenao OF the
o!E'nooI " aI!u ~ ontotcoment Oh ~! tho penal.
ti tss ausn9rlzgu py Iho law upon Tue ownoEs OF
.ho ~ YGsael. ~ nas ohiy Iecehtly poon uoVoloped
int '1o ptonnnehs stoganoldere OF this stenm-
1;nnr,C Cptl1oLaHlon arc 4oaomg membors OF tho
, 1873-08-23
Agricultural Matters.

Special DtspatcA to Tbs Chlca9o 3916unt.
DEa MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 2l.-The graashop-
pera have made their appearance In tho western
part Of Pottawstomio County in great numbers.
It IL now sonstde12d that all tho crops arc safe
from their deprodatlonB this year.
Farmers in all parts Of tho State arc ranhng
their wheat into the market, fearing decline in
prices. a large amount Of wheat IL delayed In
shipment for luck Of freight. Wheat iH yielding
bettor than Ind boon anticipated, and is Of better
quality than last year. III this county tho aver
ago will about flftoon bushols per acro. Tho
potato crop will DO Short In consequence OF con-
tinuod dry weather through July and the first
half OF August.
DuBuQuE, Aug. 22-Nlnety car-loadh Of whent,
shipped from points along the limo Of tho Iowa
Division Of tho ll'noia Central koad, passed
through tho city on Thursday, and woro loft at
waukoo.
drasBhoppern, In large force, are eating tho
corn a. Ay0ca, Casa County.
, 1873-08-23
SPORTING MATTERS.

Irotting and Running Races Mt Cedar
Rapids
Spscta. Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RAp1ps, H.. Aug. 22.-The first raco
here to-day waB for horses that never boat 2:50.
Only thrce horses atartod-Joe Nabor, Tempest,
and Hawkeye. Tempest won tho raco in tho
three last heats, Joe Nabor getting the two first
heats. Best time 241.
The noxt race WAS for 4-year-olds; Won by
Kentucky dolddust; Ruby second.
Tho running race WAS won by Indy WinhioW.
Best timo, 1:50.
At the end of tho second heat of tho 2:50 race.
Mr. Scarf driver OF Joe Nabor, waH sun-struck,
disabling him for tho rest of The race.
, 1873-08-23
aomo doubt existed as to whether llo would
rocovor.
A dispatch from Loyolaud gays tho ongincor
Of tho freight train is missing, and 1t is believed
ho has loft for parts unknown.
More Criminal CnrcleRsncss.

Special Nepatch % Tho Chfcd0o Tribune.
Monn1s, ILL.,, Aug. pa collision occurred at
tho depot to-day at this station, on tho Chicago,
Rock Island l. Pacific Railroad, In broad day
No. l8 freight, bound oast lny Mt tho depot
taking in winter, whom tho second section Of
tho sa.no trafn, Conductor Gibson, cnn1o
tl,undoring along. and ran into tho rear'of No.
u, liftlug tho caDooBe from ita trucks, mud caB
head Of tho boiler, toro off tho amoko-
Stnck, and otherwiao damaged both tho
cabooao mud ongino. Tho engno which rnn
INTO the freight was No. G1. Tho engineer
wtIistlod tWico, but both conductor aud brealk-
mon woro inst naieop, md did not wake in timo
to prevent collision. TEoro liz no cxonBo for
the ongincor, for ho lad boforo him O straight
track Of over two 1uilos before ho reachod The
train ut tho depot.
, 1873-08-23

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
,.9 i9wA g CITY, Aug. 22-1Ihe Antl7Monopo3llsta
ternoon. They nominated for Representatives.,
s. II. Y. Lathrop. Republican. and Cyrus Sum
doris, Democrat for Treasurer, John h1cCrory4
Democrat; for Sheriff, Ed Lucas, Democrats
for Auditor, Bon Swisher. Democrat. Tho Dem.
ocratio Convention tomorrow afternoon viii
probably ratify thcso nominations.
, 1873-08-23
Tho aprtnrtield fa1axs.l Ikuces.

spnINoF1ELD, Mass, Aug. 22.-Tho r0gular
but tho undecided 2:9l race Of Wednesday, WAS
concluded after ton heats In MI had boon trottod.
Winthrop Morrill,, Jr., WON tho race, Darnoy
Kelley taking second money, Ohio boy third,
and Commodore fourth. Tilne Of to-day's heath,
2:34, 2:3G14, 2:371l. Tho track was heavy, and
tic first half Of tic raeo was trotted in I. hard
shower.
, 1873-08-23

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 22.-Ono death from
cholera occurred today. Tho patient was Bok
but th1ee 4oYI9,
, 1873-08-23

Special Dispateh to The Chicago tribune.
ST. JosgrlI, Mo-, Aug 22.--Dy tue accidental
discharge Of gun, ono Of the most prominent
young lnon Of this city lost luis life. Frod
bmitl, Jr., son Of ox-hlAyor Smith. tho wcalth-
lost citizen Of 81. Joseph, sl,o. himBolf III tho
knoo, rendering amputation necessary, from
.uAiqh he diea ii tUeAY miuuteu, -.
, 1873-08-23
THE INDIANS.
Discoveries of a Provision Eorbfading
tho Negotiation OF Treaties With
tho Rcd Skins.

Discoveries of Il Provision Forbiddisac
the Ncgotinftoa OF Treaties With
soeeiat Dtsuatch 10 IN. cadeaoo q,i,un<
w,s,,,,oran A.. o. no "a'v T''" a;,'t ~ .:ooa
with reference to tile recent regulations of tile
{oac, foaty with vi , tho Grow is"s that tho Commits
~. - -ea *AAuna 110 oo.1oo@oo os.
non III rocont ~" "nlcn pfohlolse the fecosnl'
1lon OF on Indian tribe as trcaty-makng
powor. 1n tho General Indian Apuropr:atioI,
bill. approved Mnrcb 81. 1871. tin fo1owinr aec,
ton Ii found: Il Prog;ilcti trhnt heran ftor nr
Indian nation or tribe With tia torrtorv of tia
United States abnll be- cchnowledcoi q,
rccognizod NJ M indononiont 3,nt;on
tribe. or mower with yr,om tho Ifn;taa
States may contract trnaty" II
OF 1871. drectlV or indirnctjv 1noiifv;,T or ro'
poaling this provision, Tho noint il made
therefore, tlat this section in fact worl;a mn cn.
tro cl,anro in our trodtionnl Iui1inr, nofirv md
that, after March 8, 1871, there can 10 no nego.
.,.at .atons WITH tue indlans on tue presumption
aa,a1,y alo un anuopenaehe nanon contelpor
hn19aSy ottGie1gng ]afiaactqn over tue sama
roiseJ ~ ta oounoot;on n'tos' tn amu pot ID also
ation Of this scction wn;, n,acn tta ,ron.,",,t
of tho Mofloca anil tIer r;rtt ~ nn,,s;Iarnts
as prisoners Of var in now aspect % IN 1;cu 1nct
that tho entire Military Conuisslon' wl,ic, .,' sc,
Another necton in thia sna inv 'r1,,oa II tInt
nothinn IN In not a,,nn,1 Ia tnat
;nr ~ "o' 10 ah latS
the trhcs anra ,', IN 1sn7S 1!t"Go M mtlla nn1 OF
tho gorman. ava,;r froutr ~ 1ono n.aIeI t.: tnsI
,,;von ut raa :, ~ ,,n,, ooIts " aeso' "h'sh Mas
f3rnuEa In raouor ~ ~ 4 ~ - ~
'A", Nv .o+tiora '"oO ~ ,o,, ;no plooccnpatlon
a roaervnton co1noa rit1';t, tInGS H., aesisned as
thin act. II waa nstao oi..uu juiy @ ~ 1SG7. hit
has not boon specially ratified by act Of Can.
gross. It il urgod therefore. thai it IL s;,, IN.
ratified and tLat ali proceo]nga unt!cr II aro
void. Ats
Nnrnarora nrotoofu n-o tn;rr, -,,n;u.3 <u.,..
, 1873-08-23

ono doon tho shadow Of colorod ulerk fall upon
ssS sns ''ss''' renn Sf' s@s ss ss eessd ssdi
en is tho printed d., Ito hanging in tho
in tho boat with Perry, Ia colorod sailor.
Meantime our young mon BY Hoores arc coming
upon tho stage Of action: Our common schools,
such as they are. have fitted them for poBitiona
when tloy find themselves refused placos
In atorcs. In railroad, telegraph, aud
newspaper of1lcos. Tho bugboar Of social oqual-
lty is sufloiont to acconnt for that But whom
tho right to oxpoot and to deernand lilo
young. white mon. This uniform
exclusion from positions Of profit aud honor is
o it oghatos Hyeryors fGm
which PRODUCES 1t must be oombated by every
colorod man who ia not entirely lost to solf-ros-
pect: 1 am aakedt WIN you render yourself r.
sa'sss os see y eP0Fns Yin on DO contest SO sfsy ~sy
that denial Of Office implies, aa It undoubtedly
docs, donial Of my equaty as citizen. nm
told TINT many good white mon got no o1lco.
True, but many good white mon do got Office,
oloctod or appointed to m ofIicial position.
1 have no doubt but tint tho oftco-neekers
among colorod mon will bo like white Office
aoekerB, actuated by selfish motive mainly: but
holders, the value Of tho thing is found in
tho recognition Of our eqnai citizenship
the assurance that tho last stronghold OF slnvory
has fallon. tho guarantee of future poace ond nn-
molossod liberty. It is too 1ato 10 tho century to
try and government. Perhaps 1t Is the party
managers who can find no room on
their lista OF officers for colorod mon and 1t is
the party managers, and not tho party itse'f, who
r,,lo Of exclusion shal bo adopted by which. no
colorcd mnn shR1 be elected or appointed to ofce~
IN tho white States. or course. then, no;
whito men should be elected or appointed to-
Office In tho black States. Wo nro told ITO must
wait awhile before We can realize our deairoB in
tho uattor OF which NO complain. How
long will thosc gentlemen havo us tor
or tho,r praed Of ooo aS Ia aafiaea7 bnt wIa
anthoritV hnye thoy to aet np thor proiudcos
or eoldsh desires az bar to nv rights How
muoh maanfnr do thoy attach to the paraeraphg.
from ,ss f9a2Shs @ L.. platform which
1ess' ~ tto n nonrcan nor+v Ota }nta poritv
hrjne MI " tho neooFatia M partv into nc nowor md 50
inane .Io ~ haMn pnira5a, ~ ooin.5 TT,.oro
ioao ut Mna' 1;,to ~ n@Fg anror e lila Moro
~ tn., out t,vo. .tIr1. "arf0A osct, Mouao ~
nona1oaa ;a Rnnmh,,can n1oro linn twn't,iria
~ H. s+otaa m uniaor tho contrni ~ nonub-
lieans, and, e7on If Senator Thurman should
n,,i5 ~, ~ T., r. hnns ~ IL enrno r.rtu
III; - ne. 49,. ~ t;an ~, ~ a ao,,a;t !nao
our our claims for roaress. Our pa5ty Is alispoworfni
~ ;ne ~ nas H. t,;nao mo uJa az -, ~
Tbn n,ot fnrr, nnnn ,vn;ch it +r;nmnhc5 nIndrnir
- ~ ~ "Pou % " 1v ~ - X, - f. 49,
~ t s' i o,tn, 10y so;r,t r. ti,o
or+r retnaa ~ nsrit ta tn ha dono
ot asH ~nto toso man ,rho avc
a.o1ri1od ;nto t,,o sRnnnhl;cnn ran,f. nmlor
fa1aa nrotonaaa anI rshora rnn ran dofoa, thom
do it. Il In bottor Tint tho calao shall live than
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alrNnr. Of YoMsEa,

Rules and Prescriptions that VII cuio any case Of
Seminal Weakness, hnissions, sc aud res orc lost
manhood 10 perfect health SENT FREE TO ALI by
ore who has suffered and is now cured Address,
with sIamp, EDGAR TklMAINE, . alton D.,
New York.