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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-24

DEAN RAMSEY, IN his "Reminiscences Of
Scottish L,fe and Character tells the fol-
loving The answer of the old woman
under examination by the minister the
question from the Shorter Catescism.
What are the DEGREES of God?" could
not have been surpassed by the General
Assembly of the Kirk, or even the Synod
Of bort: "Indeed, sir, he kens that best
himself"
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FARMING IN CALIFORNIA.
Large Stories OF sheep and Corn
Raising.

correspondent Of the Boston Adperti,er
gives very entertaining account OF Whist he
saw in Suffer County, California. We make
the following extracts.
, 1874-12-16

! firm four 81, ,ofp bonfo ~ ao,,.,,,, .,
ad with proceeds Of Il lo a.t cnraot
an account with tho Nntjonni T~at T,na,, ulenoa
ncsu Tho noxt dav u 10 oo1'o go oselalvo bnsi-
from which o obtaino n H. cnltoa o. ~ the firm
$1,000 bonds and waa ufofoG o1 mG"Hy tat fq5 a 5bs ssd 0s
hsso ss |e'G to ba spT110ns sn11n m ta to money would
avoid arrest. About tyca atl. Raid tho money TO
pha firm doscctcI sf5 sGS ny weoka o. ego Philaol:
bondu tint were sold by Ill., IN ,t f,Gfgea 'ar9ad
r1adcjnhie 'sargr ear;a, ata hopt TO lB houao IN
an socrnt an} Gon,s Mss 70 MoT York as intervals
enos" snd naby nSn to '1sa roes,sp po s. Sold tSgn
o aa ~" oo uu 'I!cH q lis to exclto nynpaty, and
him Tof oA III o'in 10 poa't that It oton aoryol
tho owic,na ana,iIa n,uiGa ,a an acquainanco thnt
mddIea STUDENT onabled Liz % 10 aa mi'a acDssa b. waa
tna 3 s! ne jmaaa n1 ant o gond at will stimulate At-
as to ocoyo tn 4nsSdoa oat nra ~ doahy pao 50
, 1874-12-16
FRANCE.
AN AHEUn1Hn NOTE TO BrA1N.

! : stAF AHhUHEHf MUTE TO HFAfN.
PARIS, Doc. 16.-Tho Ambassador of Bpain
has received tho reply Of Duke do Caaees to tho
last Spanish noto complaining OF breaches Of
neutrality. Tho Duke quotes paasagos from
senor Olozaen, former Ambassador at Paris
complimcnting tho french Government on thu
zeal shown by it's officials in watching tho from
tlos, and says those letto1s woro writton at tho
very time when tue Spnneh Government charges
taas INC Iroteot OF Pau G6nnlv0l at tho outranco
OF Don Carlos into Spain. Ilo conclulics viii,
assurances that the Government antl peon|o Of
FRANCO concur in desiring tic welfaro OF Sppin,
INTERNATIONAL COURTESY.
LONDON, Dec. 11-0 Q. m.-:rha Uzar has sont
tue Order Of st. Andrew to President AIncMai,nn
with a very frleudly letter. Tho circumstance il
much commented on, ~
, 1874-12-16

The Evidence in the Won
Arni1n Case All Taken,
The Accused Allowed to Speak in
Ills Defense.
More Incidental Testimony IN tha
Mischief He Has Wrought.
Suppression Of the Mexican Order of
Sisters Of Charity.


GERMANY,
tn@ 'oS ANSin nTRIAt-1nroRTANT DOCUMENTS
LONDON, Doc. 15.-Tho Tines Berlin succa1
aaya: Barou Ho1stcin teatl1ed at Won Arnin,,a
trial Yesterday that, III consequence of bopr In.
formed by Lau<sberg that Von Arnim mistakenly
attributed to bismarck tho intention of ro;n, In
var with France, on account Of tho pastoral lot
tors OF tho Fronch BiBhopB, ho wroto to n trioud
IN borlin to inform DanarcA TINT tho Ambassador
IN Parta was becoming noryouB at tho critical
period.
Additional dispatches between Bismarck. md
Won Arn1n arc published. Among tho most i'm
portaat II ono from Van Arnim. stating that tho
Herman government should not Discourage tho
hopoa OF the bonnpnrttats, as they wero tho ouly
party who did not proclaim Tho necessity for i.
war VI royonEo To tla Bismarck rcnlica fink
tiloro ig no occasion to encourage any faction
Whlo Ihiers faithfully flflls tho trcaty stipuia-
Another dispatch from Bismarck informs yon
Arnn tint llo is mistaken 1t l.o shiuAB that Ger
many desires 1ta1y md France tn quarrel ns in
tnat oSons dern,any would bo drnEgcd into tho
suple:t IT Italy.
THE ARGUMENTS.
i, In tho trial To-day additional arguments for
tho teionso wero mM1e by Uerren Dockhorn.
md Al!nke). Tho former maintained that. oyo,
II tho documents which appeared in lho Wanna
papera were published by Yon Arniln, ho co,tld
uot 10 legally held to account therefor. Tho
papers woro exclusively hia private property, aud
@had @ bcon drawn up for bis own use.
NO rational motive could DO imagined
Tor theso proceedings, as tue Tora,gn Onlco
possessed duplicates Of all documents alleged to
bo detained. The accused could retain doc,,-
meats as nntll ti;o Foreign 0ico proved ia clam
that further publication was iutcnd Cd.
ltorr Munkol intinlatoa that tho Judgos voro
wanting IN this case in their usual inpartiality
towards the accused. He thought they uucon-
ctio1aly yielded to influence proceeding from q
hich quarter.
Tho lnsnuation Was ropo1led by the court,
Won ARH1M spEAKa.
Counsel for dofcnso having closed tho prison.
Or was per'nltled to speak. lIo eaid tle docu-
lnents relating to his conl!ieE witt, Prince Bis
LheFck wore grave III which was buried tho
friendship of his youth, Nothing co,1ld show
;has tlo had ut any time acted in opposition to
r instructions. Ho could swcar that ho had
no illegal net. A""
losta on Saturday. AVA
, 1874-12-16
CUBA,

HAVANA. Dec. 15.-0n the morning Of Nov,
90, party Of lou insurgents attempted to
tako fort At Cascorro, wlile the main body, 800
Or 300 atrong awaited result, in the outskirts Of
tho village hidden in tlickots. Tho attacking
party surprised the guard, aud succeeded IN
penetrating to the interior Of tho lert but wore
ilnl,,'nodiateiy icy, driven ont. ThoE Commander was
Killed within tln fort, und others wero killed aud
wounded in tho flight. Tho surprjao having fail.
od. tho wllolo body OF insurgents maco u General
attack, but woro ropusod, and retroatol from, til.
vicinity with Rn Increased loss in killed aud
, 1874-12-16
THE HENNEPIN CANAL.

Special Dispatch to 1Hc Chicago 1rfbuu,,
llocK ISLAND, ILL.,, Dec. 15.-At u meeting Of
delegates from Iowa asld Illinois towns in tho
interests OF tho lIonnepin l. Rock Island Caual
tho following gentlemen wero selected to 20 to
Washington md urge upon Congress the PASS
aso Of tho Canal bill Tho Hon. Hiram Price aud
William Ronwiok, ct Davenport; Il. J. Robin-
Aon, Of Hock Island Charles Atkinson, Of Mo-
linei ]. n. Allen, Of daneaco, and tho lion,
Joacpl Utley, Of Dixon.
, 1874-12-16

At CHARLESTON, 8. O.-LOh3 $o5o, o,poo.
CHARLESTON. i. o., Dec 15,--Iaa Champion
Catson prosH caught 1!ro this afternoon, aud tho
flames Hprcaa 80 rapidly tAat in few monenta
Tho whole building was iu o blaze. About ., 0D0
baoa Ut cotton woFo III tho pross and sto1s At
Tho tlmot autl aro neary . total losa. TAoro IL
innoj' uncertainty III to tho inHura,lco. hut it is
bsioyod TINT tic loss OH tho cotton will bo Ha]o-
00l fully insured. and s50, QUO Oh tAu press, and
building, aud sauohlno1y, w4loa IL iuyuroI Tor
, 1874-12-16
THE TtLT0H.BEEcHER SUIT.

New Yol1K, Dec. 16.-Thomaa G. gl1esrmau
aud o1.Judgo Morria yesterday agreed to arguo
tho appeal from Judge MoOuo'a order poxt
Saturday. Tho argument will bo mado by
William NJ. Eyarts for Mr.. noecher, anl William,
A. Dekuh for MIR. Titon.
, 1874-12-16
nlNpSKOpE'9 TRIAL.

6bftfd1 UlspN1ch 70 TIC Chicago tribune
MADISON. Wis, Dec. 15.-rlo prosecution In
the case Of tho United Statos ys Rindskopf OF
al., for conspiracy to dcfsaud the royonuc cloBcd
their testimony this morning. Tho most I'M
portant eyidonco submitted to-lay vas three lot
tors to n. d. Van syek, of this city, from Rln,s-
kopf. Bliss, recently ono OF tl,cir bookleopors
testified that they wore in Prince Sums hand
writing. Rogers testified ps to tho sale Of illicit
hiEhwines to Rindakopf, and tic arrangements
for payment. Tho defenae occupied tho rcat Of
!ho day in arguments to get tho Court to exclude
from consideration tho testimony which had
Indictment. Judge Hopkins told tho Jury thuy
could bo excused during tho discussion, a1id, at-
ter listening patiently to thu lawyoru, danca tho
motion. - -
, 1874-12-16
OBITUARY..

DErnorr, Doc. t5.-Johu I3ntcs, an old resl-
dent and lnorcllsnt OF AlauAiuhw, died on t4o
18th Of pneumonia.
~, sIHetas Oisnatch to The Chieaan Tribune.
CiNcIsNATTl, o., peo. 15,-Juu Copper formor-
y QUO o! tho lloayY weigt.tH Of thu Democracy.
died To-day at tho Galt House IN tala civ.
, 1874-12-16
MFXIc0.

THE ORDER OF n1HTE1tH OF CHARITY SUPPRESSED.
C'rY or MEXICO, Doc 9.-rho suppression of
tho religious order Of Sisters Of Charity has
against d7.
, 1874-12-16

aoectat Dlsmfth to ihe Chleaoo Tribune.
scnASIoS, Pa., Dec. 15.-Laat Nontlay eyon-
ing farmer coming to this city with hts touu,,
on his horses refusing 10 u,nyo, got out OF
tho wagon' ai1d found, Il littlo distance ahead, d
man dead in tho road. Thrco or four mon mud n
hoy about IL years Of age, n son Of tho 1ccoadca,
atood by tho body. Tho boy was crying bitterly,
mid, upon being questioned, said that throo or
four men llad stopped his fatlcrs wagon. drar-
eed lin out In tho road robbed Linn Of 1lia
watch and money, and then deliberately
hhos him, killing him instantly. Upon
examining the bodyi uas discovered to be
Tint Of q AlE. Kllen, rho lives upon farm ad-
joining tho t'oor-Houso properly. IIo Ind boon
shot through tho heart. Deceased had como to
Scranton M1nday with two tonmR-one driyn,,
by himself and tho othor Ly tho eun-ladon With
hay, potatoes. and other farm produce. Salos Of
both loads had beon effected, aud NIr. Klion Ind
tho proceeds in Ills pockct. which was doubtless
tue oauso Of tho ctitno. On tho homoward Jour
ney tho team the boy Was driving wae in adya,co
OF the other, md was allowed to pans on, whilo
the hinder wagon was attacked an aboyo d.
scribsd. Tho boy was too terribly frightened to
give any coherent account Of tho detai!s Of tho
aanir nor can ho idoutify tho highwaymon.
, 1874-12-16


PEORIA, ILL.,, Doc. 15.-don, ll0Ra, dofeated
oandtata for 0ongress In this district l'as fully
u>adp pp Isiu mind to CONTEXT Aluj. Whltiug'a
oloston. llo has prepared formidable tIoou-
nIont, which w,ll ba regularly served OIL Whiting
whom ho rotprna to tho city. Tlp prlucaal
grounds for tho contest nro basol Oh tho ntaEe.
inent Aa gross irtoSNlaritles wore pyartIcolt tho
Third Ward Ut this utY and Tint in many partI
OF Tie district fraudulent VOTES wcro cast for .
Whiting, wlucl, I!ad tho partina not been hotd-
ally loI!ayed hero tlNt the eniro l!arnl,u1t vii,
fall to tho grQuNd wae4 brought to tho test Of
plo0t
, 1874-12-16
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 15.-For tho Upper
Iako region and the Northwest, Increasing
Ieloudiness' with rain and snou, brisk southeast
70 southwest winds, oxccpt In Minnesota, fall
Ing barometer, followed by rising barometer in
the Northwest, and slight changes in tempora-
turo.
LOCAL onaEnvAT1oxy.
, 1874-12-16

HLANnEF SUIT At GTEEN BAY
GREEN BAY, Wis, Dec. 1B.-Iu tho Circuit
Court ],oro thoro Is d slander-aus, wherein Carl
Schroeder charges George Warm, IN Evangelical
nerman preacher, With having committed adul-
terry with Sohroedors wife.
, 1874-12-16

AT xEN1A. IND.
Special Dispatch to The Cdteaoo 1rfbnu..
AEN1A. Ind, Dco. 15.-A fro broks out IN
Aenia thta morning, burning four buildings and
damaging othera. Loss, q, 200.
, 1874-12-16
SUBTERRANEhN ElRFE


THREATENING CONDITION or AN OLD COAL NlHk
IN r1TTsnuRn.
SDeefd1 Dispatch to Ihe chieago Irlbunr
P1TTsnuRd, Doc. 15.-Tlo fro in tho old coal
m!ne under Horron's lli which WAS started at
tho lnouth, on Thrty-shird street, about four
months ago.. ia still burning and spreading.
Some time since the City Council and tic City
Enginoar visited tho acono. but no plan WIS aug
gested by which tho fro might ba Bllbluod. somo
of tho gentleman making fun OF what tlyoatons
to 10 moat serious at1air. Tie Gmohe tissues
from
fIssuREs MADE THROUGH TUE EARTH
BY tho hoat, aud When tho pillars burn in tho
"looms, tho hill must inevitably aottlo, 4 large
humbor OF substantial dwellings, uro built In t6ia
'Vory Important section Of tho city. Muuy Of tho
hnnsca have their collars Immediately upon tho
top Of tho old veln Or coal, which is not unur ex-
haustod, and has a thickness Of about 1 fpot In
many places. Should tho fro Bprcad under
further, nlltl 20 TO thoao AouHea Tie result eau
be easily foreseon,--
THEY MuBT COME DOWN,
II III l.nrd to toll what tho result of this flro
mny be, but tho danger iH great, md tho civ
atllhnritioH nake 10 effort to Aayo it uuouohoI.
Near Manifold, ou ttla lllo Ut tic Pan Iiandlo
load, Q similar fire is raging. but, AZ it is under
farming land. the loss to property will not nruyo
80 groat Though the coal that IL boiug burned il
very valuable.
, 1874-12-16

NEAR Hattie CREEK, MICH,
e'feiat D'abdsch to 7As Chicago Tribune,
), Battle :. CReEE, Mich, Dec. 15.-Tho Pine
oloeh honsoi In Athoua Township. dn old 1hud-
m mafk tor carly settlers, van destroyed by fro at
Sl'2oo. Owned by Mrs. e1noloir Wooded. ~''
, 1874-12-16
SHOT THE TOP OF HIS HEAD OFF.

sr. Iou1a. Dec. 16.-charles Fischer, \ saloon-
koeper of Oohokia yillago. 6 milos below Iloro,
ou the Illinois H<e OF tho rlyor, blow tho top OF
John Ronnds' head or With q shotgun on san-
day nlgllt. 1t nppeara tlat both wcre drinking
hard, anl Fischer nado improper proposals to
turn threatened to outrage tho little daughter Of
FIacher, wl!eronpQu Fischer procured eiot.g.11,
aud killed Rounds Oh stated. Doll! wero yory
lard oaBcs. ana tho woman III eaitl to 10 nroHt-
tuto, IlEcller " III Jai.
, 1874-12-16

MEMPHIS, Doc. 15-Tho man captured at
Ho!ona, supposed to be Whito, tho lcador Of tho
Colinth Dunk robbers, was not tho mau van,nd.
, 1874-12-16

fGthApEhr!tA, Doc. 15.-Iho following dls-
patch rms received iii this city thu ovoning.
II vr. yan., cs,r ~ ,,,,,,. y, NEw yonx, Dec. IT,
waller lohA itlenncs both Of ti,o 3ca ncn no.,ttv..
~ IH1 other witness knuwa ono Of than mn
tsfgnG.D Wtt,y.w .I,A 4, 9 9neo.
Captain of tho Dcccvs poi!co u r riiI.tufnh;.
Tho witness montlouod Is Potter Ca1.,I,.n .".,a
II employed IN rosilcnco alloIni1r i'm - "no Ms
Moss u will bo remembered that e NV INV oo or a. y;
boforo tho abduction took place. '''' n'u'o
, 1874-12-16
eeo1ine Is most bltor,s toll by tho etlzbny t,ofS
ana tho pcrphtratnrH arc denounced II, lha niost

nhfncaatrod totlnB 4N '1~'
Ttfiz MtsB An0UT htottros.
'pfe'at D'spatch "a J'ht Chicaav 3rtt.,tt
LAFAYETTE, lid, Doc. 15.--In tho easo o
4Aoston, tho Kontland grain.doaler, up on sp
poa'' judge Vinton decided that The propoBot
appcat TO lilo bdpr6mo Court would not operate
10 aesay tho c1tsadition Of tho nccuect, and
Moftoh was accordingly ron,andol to tho CUE.
toay OF Messenger Hwy, Of Illinois. 4 mcsson.
Eor Ind bech dispatched during Tho hight to III.
seffiow Gov. 1lendrlcka on asay 3f pfococdluEa,
Mofton's attorney, ltr. Uorrotb, aakcl tlo
coaft to dofor tho delivery of tho odeuyod till
| certain papors In tho caeo could bo proparod,
Ihls Judge Vinton refused to to, wi.oroupon
| tho col1nhel, In nh excited tnat1nor ihtindatcd
thas 'lntluo Influence Lad been brought to
hoar upon Tho Court. t,idg6 Wilton detnandot1
~ s;Hp'amation' lon Mr. coroth dtacatmed any ro-
1tcratod gonoral ineimatlon Of undue tniInot1-
ecs. Messenger Hay, In o1asEo Of Morton tho,,
ielt t'la room. From various Indications. hinn-
bongor ''0'' 'n'o'
RAY FEAnEp FURTHER DELAY
~ ana pfobsble interforohc9. 1Io took the prisoner
ti3!, tion on the LonByillo, Now Albany 4 Chicago
!tailroa IL miles botth. Tliis ca11o to ears Or
alortons frionlB. when several donutIoa wore
nmra';t nmurn tn Wig too' castago and startcd IL
easag lay ssiSSns1 %S Tnasyn ny with rn, an ,aa sv 1T
Tith 1tm about miles soitG 81 DrooRatoi ani nj
brought Tho whole pnrty back. Tho caHo Of kid
napnmg , comes up hofote Es1uiro Jen1sa this
~sa Srs ngatose p@s e"'nE III S to ot to oa
Tho following, sont by Messenger Ray to Gov,
1lcndricks, mud sent by his N.) permission, viii
explain Lis yiews Of tho oaBo
nAr's srArEttExr
II NJ. Eret,.,trcos n,nl;sE h;:EE.1E1rx' 1nd Dac l5
to To,s m ay ator IN ordtr Of Judge vnon delivering
o tho 10 s t.
thsnse Iiniedea % Ito eass Il nrooson III Il
's ses more sss s
efeedss ~ WIZ Mess 'ssfz h 'n ny 1ssssaasy sssaayy
rsao MSn ss &s1stea ~ pary Of
rss.sd viii warrant from JatIco of liz iS Iesso a
Gfharging fna,g M mo Tl kdt.appins Morton waa saken
nat their Instructions to mott frco with fotco
Being insaclf under Drrcs was compelled to ace him
SaaR Sss,a1Ss Is sut As sf s 9 o 1ss a spa
s as'fs Ssso sn tesoas.as s slsas i , as ,Gv t.
quaint Your E1csllsncy With tho ttei;s 7 havo
eneaxosed to keep strictly In tho tno Of
far ~ am sdyisod by competent counsel. haye MT
Se rress, ho sr1'sst ns Ct oca ay II
of tho sato Of Illinois nvo 5sen SIT At nauxnt
',sto, sna pftsoner a0,, lawfully eonaed
sc dsya awaited tho delass Ct tic law, but Of tat
aako no complaint as s,n prisoner lad ths legal priv
naye 10 continent to mako thcxe trnnaactons. Your
s1ccliency Knows better than o whether, under tha
oas .as a % dqlr fSntfy t IL W
nay devise now PROJECTS for de'uy. A proper wifi
, 1874-12-16

CHICAGO MURDERER ARHEsfEb.
sr. Louis. NO., Doo. 16.-Joscph Txusoy mas
arrested heto to-day charged with nt1rdcting n
man unmcd Gootz, in Chicago iloarly two yoors
qgo. lie LIFT for Cbichgo tonight III cl1argo OF
Dotoctlso Hephzmat1. -
, 1874-12-16
s2m!ooo. Tho insurance Is taoatl5 III fbtbic1i


NEAn HOMER, lit,
6pscfaf D'spasch to The Ch,cdSo 7r{bunj..
hAsALLE, ILL.,, Doc. 15.--A dwolllng-houso,
o"nod and occupied by J. Iyonb farmor, near
tno village Of Honor III tho Township Of DIM
iok' tas"llo County caught fro last night from
tl,c chimney, and Was totally iGstto5oi. tbgdthot
"lth ltS uontonsa. Loss on homo $00o, oil FUR
Howed up III bod tick .sas hlHo I1Bt, No nartir.
utara M to inulrhrcb.
sAr AUsABIH FORKS, n. r,
". WHITEHALL, N. T., Dec. 15.-Tho nail factory,
loAlng- mill, mnehine-Hhops, and all tho build
lnea % tho aoat1i ttao Of tho Auatbie, nl!or, 1t
J. J. j. nbgstk Iron Conpnhy wsra bnrnod 10 anG
tn's morning. Tho losa Is about sl2b par
, 1874-12-16
DIRTY WORK,

DIRTY WORK.
The DeB Moincs Vigilantes
Have Done Their Share.
ltloy Hanged a 1lufllan to a Lamp.
Post Yesterday.
Tho Victim Is Mot Worthy of
Tears or Groans.
Residue Of the GRAIN -Briber, Morton,
by His Friends.
Every Legal Expadient Exhausted to
Keep Him III the State.
A Charge Of Kidnapping Trutnt,.
ed Up at Lust.
And Gov. Hendricks 0rdurs d stay Of
Proceedings.
, 1874-12-16

pittrAnEtrura, Dec. 15.-nobert stahl, fors,en
exchange clerk Of Droxel & Co., Of tLiH cty, rna
put under. $4,000 ball tonight to answer tl;o
ohargc OF einbcz.lcmcnt. Ttte allegation IA
TINT by moans OF faHo ontrics and tho tou-
ttry, of oil incurreot amoupt OF hil1n
oof exchange ho Ind p1acod to lilB ctoI,t 1t 4
forofgn exchanges horAe tlo httni Of: f9D. .0D0.
which Ind boon drawn out at varioun ti1nos by
his ngouta, -
, 1874-12-16

Spsciat Dispatch 10 IHe Ch,rdqo 3.Ibuu.
INDIANAPOLIS, Doc. 11.-1n tho Torton
Harper c1tradition case, uoy. 1fontlro,;s to-lay
ttclgraplaed tha Sheriff of Nowton County As fol-
Iowa -" AVA
lloiu lleha7d Morton in your custody without de-
hntil ah arpcal can bo takcn 10 tho Supreme court
anu to Judges or that Court hnvo opportunity to
without delay. 1N'-~'''e''
, 1874-12-16

Aanmum thermomoser, q: minimum, "a,
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
ItlfInAnH ilan fh.ta
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-13
pain English.

There is no good reason why an English
speaking people should I've doctored in Latin.
| t we should describe the properties of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters in the IHrgon of the
profession, not one reader in twenty would
understand what it is good tor. We prefer to
say in simple words that it possesses strength
ening, regulating nnd purifying qualities of
the highest order; that the vegetable ingre-
dients OF which 1t is composed are emincntiy
wholesome ana salutary, and that the stimu-
liant which is combined with them Is the
purest that can be manufactured. We pre-
scribe IL, not in garbleL Latin, but in the
good old mother tongue, uS Il remedy for Ian
guor debility, nervousness indigestion, liver
complaint, fever and ugue, constipation
Rheumatism and low spirits, and at II pre-
tentative of every disease produced by foul
air, whether 1t stagnatcs in crowded work
rooms or imperlls life and health in Swampy
diStrs ana new cearings. So the masses say
and so they have been saying for the last
twenty y!ars.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-13
HERE II is IN WHITE AND BLACK
The Attorney General Sends Forth
His PrOnunciament0.
Sheriff Barley is Right Again and
Happy,

Clearness, conciseness and explicit
ness characterize the following COM
municatlon from the attorney general
of the state. twill be observed that
it has an important bearing upon the
troublous question of occupation tax,
and while 1t more specifically refers TO
a case in which a really exciting de-
gree of interest was shown at the time
of its adjudication, it leads through
this to the solution of many Others.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
AUSTIN, June 0, 1874. !
James Is. Barley, Esq, sheriff Dallas coun-
SIR--In reply to your communica-
ton of the 2Sth ult., | would advise
you to call upon +. q. Bower, Esq,
as district attorney to represent. the
state in all tax cases you may have
against parties in your county, and
this letter will be sufficient instruction
for him to act.
Each lawyer is liable to occupation
tax. So also each livery static keeper,
A livery stable is ga stable whose
horses are kept for hire, or whose
stabling is kept for hire" Occupation
taxes are assessed in like manner as
other taxes, and back taxes are i'm like
collected. Very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
''''T.'1 GEORGE CLARK,
Attorney General.