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, 1875-07-27
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annerifanii6en 20Ge NON N) r%strirt, III Gin onoes
sIeineS eisbline sos .rdnte Der @sarebner Res @ebir>
pes ron 9,err, M,erifo unS fiolidem 8alif,r,ia,
no Die stfanje rrafif unS aeSeibt. Sic Sortieen
dcrjte Recommendation SaTslbe eef1nbie ols Gin
5timu1ant Hno Siuretie IN alien Stanfs
teiten, pclbs fplde Niinci erbcifdtn- giner Gee
ei9entbiimer csrielben, irGbreno elmer RunSre;ie
hurG Msrife uno california pcr einiysn Sabren
srDislt pcn einein i~paniiden Slater urtcr Dem Gle.
nj Der @erf1rie9enbcit ooS Sri9inal=Hejept Der
bubsrcitino. Sic @ieentbImer Ssietben oifeeiren
ss Gem al9eneincr 9tublifum in Ger Sclfmine, BAL
Kin anertannter sBertD an eer &ifis ers iiiltn
Oceans, ourb Gtbrau1 oil Ger atldntifdsn Srfe
Seifsiscrt irsrbe, Su fs G~berjslet fno. Sa6 Meiss
Seilmittel ale Gin @obltbater Der @sribbcit miiI
iritt &sine unfcblbaren @ioenfbaften erireiien
f9 g,,.. Gravel Sout, d)rcniiter 86cunatishas,
~tneipiente @aicrubt, Slatulcns, Solid, Sbfiuiez
tiorel Der 8lafe, Der giieren un0 urin1re Sreane;
aeoen Snspepiia uno alsemeipe Gdpdfe uno m
sGIen, mo Die esbensfrafts i'm Ginfen %beeriiet,'
III fein Gebraud unb Grfpls beHelben rpab.haf
n~siratutre uno uritertrNfsn. rs nte.-s.E d
Ole Wcritaner batten es fir Elm cbipiats3 , ySs
sif-ssoiimittst Don oturbute. %
! GebraudJs. 1lntueifnsg.
~ Elm 9furetie sinsn GelSIcl poGf in e,t..n
Gsinelafe nca Stderpaicr Sreimal bss Gags, Dor
Der Mahl,eit. als elm Stimufant pon einenl
kat6en bis g, einem eanjen gBein9laie ocI nit elm
peni9 MSaNer 70 oft ais ncthia.-
@raminirs Sen Giceet aaF Dem Gtppten forefats
Gig uno ~aberjsuse Bid, Dap seaGstbe pnrbsr nitt
ssbnbsn. gaLr
9clls' aaJreis miro oen' per aiesntbimtr, fir b9
tsrtn 8 alden nnb &iss bssablt. pem Disislbss
erldssbruSt wsretn.
, 1875-07-27

Iew. Dorf,25. Suli. Sas Court,
lano=S troben=Sdbrbpo rannte persan=
gene yta9t in zines Der i'm S6lepptal
i0 befiaoenben &anaIboote uno lant 70
fort. Gines Der 2etteren 1T i9tuer bei@a
bist woroen. @erlult bon Menl9enlsben
lino feline gu betlasen.
, 1875-07-27
Mas rem 5u balten lit.
SaIt rein Den Wtuno

Salt rein Den Munb
gu jeoer Stuno;
unniibes Wort,
S6neq lit es fort;
gu Mnoern gebt's
@el6dfti9 itets,
JaAt 3onf unb @treit,
sat 8ram uno 9ieio.
Nlemanben frommts.
Dam nieberfommts
3u Sir 5urid;
Ntlt Seinbestid
Salt es Did OH,
Mls l9le6ten Mann
Ma9t es Sid tunb,
Salt rein Den Dumb.
@alt rein bas Sans,
&ebr tiiAti9 aus ..
20 nir9enbs mebr
Gin Nrt ME Der,
IS ma6t Sid 10
gGein anbrer frpb .M
ltno 9iebt Sir Wsutb.
&idts birst 10 gut
Sn Nptb uno S9ma1 y
Mls ei9nes Sad.
unniibcr SAT- '9 ~
Wta9t Sir perbaB,
8as lont Sir lpertb
, 1875-07-27
epueft1plten Don 8rieffalfen.

gon aalten an rem atpei bsionberen Nsea.n.
ms1@e Gis Stsrafaften %befnnni IinS, 600 nm
lI,45 g. w. 2.30 uhb us 81. 81. @omn
ta9s-9.30@ q. M. unb 7 81. gH.
t@h Setertagena- 600 9. M. uns
". ~. Wpn alien nnbern Stojfen ,nerhs.
ste Srle1f aaf benz &idpey her SrGaer obnes
WV. V. =. Son 2etu, g a.
, 1875-07-27

Or @corse Miinor, friibereS Witslieo
BON Delesateubauie uno 8atcr ponJiid
ter Minor in Scnrico, wuroe Trcitag
aus einemM aseg auf leinerBaruu, setuor
fen. Yuno bra1 iein 9daltsrblatt ould
Den 5SaH. Ht 81 e.
, 1875-07-27
&pffer unb 8alile.

Gle9ante Sdnlidube fiir Mdbden
unb &naben.
Seine &olbslsberne Stiefeln uno Shu
be fir Serrcn, &noben unb Sunqtinae.
Sticfel sum Gn0pfen uno nit @pisen
fiir'0amen, MdNd)en unb &inber.
Softer, Taliic mno S6a9teln AT ber<
unteraeieeten Yreiien.
@unami llebeidube bon alien Sortcn
gu lebr biqi9en 8reiien.
Seitc(te arbeit miro gut perfertiet
ano Dos Yoiien garrantirt 9tusbefee
ritn9en wcroen aufs Geite uno Gitnfli1=
le beiorQt Ser Sobn $. 8old)cn
miro e8 le6r freuen jcincu dlteren &unoen
mas, b~eltellte 2rbcit tetrifFt. beoienen su
oiirfen. German Solfen & gruber,
No. $40 unb Sill Broad Strassc,
, 1875-07-27

Die Understanding fam aeitern
I'M BoliSeiseridt Dor, uno murbe nld]t
%beenbiSt .lrasr - ~
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3u Detmietbett

ir Gic. Sites uoer Yripatssfsa l9aften 2+e.per
Waesn, einen VHenen unp sinsn Ssrl@lo1ss
.neu, Ron henen ierer iibsr 20 Serlpnsn balt,
inb bills gu Ssgmietben. Mabsres bsta
Breb. Ma1bbauer,
Np. 800 2ts Str., Gfe BON Yafer.
, 1875-07-27

. g1r Der refine bon mir ielblt intpor-
tirter dd)ts 2ebcrtbran, (@oo 2iper SiD,
oas bette. g. Wa9ne,r.
, 1875-07-27

B9~ &eroiene Sel beinl SaE, Iouie
audi sanoere Ssle. Wlas, 4feffer, Sooa
II i. no., i'm @roBen unO &lcl,enr ;u BET.
%tauien uno fret ins 5al,s s%eliefert
g. Waaner, Drosuiit.
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@inlabmns
gum
~ II { 1T { ut
auf bic bentf@e ianifrir.e
Nfer~ unb 0artenbau=
- ~ Seitung,

.(ssraase.ber /: IaN. %. coleman. @ilpartn, 9iss)
g.: tfGrtft fIr
9anbwirtbldaft, @ieb5n9. Cbfbnu,
@lamsn- II. Siems n3uat II. hen ia mitienireis,
s,lReiat felt benz So bIe 1870 reseImabis an-
.anes ieoen Monats. Der @bpnnemfntss
IctrG9t bel 8crcussablnne (ine'ufpe YprtO)
ttur IS Geuts per 9abr.
9sbe Nummer entbatt Ousnalartifsl iiber
bic iber bic Derldiebe en- l3peise Der TelDS
uno 81 artenmirt6i1aft. Woifs= tinn 9anss
suirtbi6aiti9e MnftG te iemte %iontisen ss-
m.innhBlam eeieitOH asbit Snatraiioaen.
Uitt esr Ds,emb ernummer mir etn SnboIts-
Ysrssi4nib tss Sabraangs istpte Gin lmi4ia8
a%elisfert. Iiele t9t bsnl1semetttantI9e 3tits
ICbrift wirb bereits bon Iebr
bielen Seuti9en &aaopirlbem, Gartmer,
@ribatieutel u. |. h.,
IN nen Ser. @taatsn seleien nnb fnbet jlberaI
ene frsurflihe Mufnabme> Yrptenummtrn
psr, en- umsntsstli@ an irgsnr cine glprsTe
ssrlsnet. @ustuNit srtbsili ano %gsisaunssu
belpr9t ib .AY
Ssbn S. gein.
Serausaeber Der v8irainia Staats @asette.@
, 1875-02-17

roxoprreIov1I Dpcnpn
-4-
SENATE.
nrv,.,,u ,s,n'.a,s. .rr,n,,
81 a. e. sreasp.,, Of
?. raaoueA, We hew u.eu , o. onags H. oen"'of '1o" Ns
of"ska' Hefe feSa snu ,n-,F9oaa pl-,Fu ~ ''e'
Numerous petitions OF drnsgsts were presented for
ressl o. ssa1 n9riion =. 1he !nssna revenue 1a"s
repoTted, w,h amendment 10 tae nature Il .n1
e.ne tho llouse til restricting tue funding Of Gus
toms duties, md prescribing certain regulations Of tho
THE PlNoiInAcK CASE.
Al tha expiration uf the morning hour ths Senate
o
gument.
Tie senate returned from the funeral Of Mr.. Hooper
at 1:aU p. m., aud adjourned ill tomorrow.
---
' niscEl1.sEous. NJ M . -
The Ho,lse me3 1t 1t o'clock tAts uoruico Imme-
dIately after e reading OF tbu ourna, several man.
bern cuuayored to Ket tho tloor for tho purpose OF
moving slhpensipn of the yules 10 take up VARIOUS
btlls but tue re guar order was ipsstcd upon and
number of bills. mostly of private character whisl
lad been considered III COMMITTEES Of the WAole were
passed. ~.
THE TAx nrLL
s 70 ray ass d. e. ss sea n
10 into Committee o{ the Whole tbs Tariff BILL I'll.
Tho Ill! making spp1oprssious fos the sandYy civil
expenses Of tha 61Ye1uuent was reported, 1t con-
sh. IL nd or.eis mso for he nuysnt mn fSy
INV eits Tor nubc building in s1csse OF te annouut
snscidc,lv annrnnristhd tnercfor nd m .onn.y
sbsH bs e4psated upoa spy pube buiips ~ On xbe
vnrt In ri vi ira nntn.i1y bco1,p ant .fter *
rnwas and speciacatjonS. tooeIer With the dsta,lea
, 1875-02-17

Of that ezce11ens scheme7 The thing wouldn't hays
been worth Roina Into Mr. President. for the Make ot
perp'coa!'y divide my ton..dst.t,en Of .h, 'nt
your attention TO tho fAcs that
IIcre tho reporter left the speaker alone in the
ronm AddraHa,nR IN invlEble TreAitlant and i'm
agihAry corporation. Three honra later he
locke Into the room, tJnt ~ tho speaker VAS
meat. he concluded 1t was aafcss for him not TO
ALLOW himself to be observed.
Alb. MAHR.
In Tho meantime, however, he had bad an In
tervter with All. Pats Mal,F, who looked IL the
idea Of introducing ladies' IN tho Board Of Edit
1i!Idfeth. The following wan the conversation
which pashed on tue subject: -
Eep0lter-We1l Alderman. what t1o you think
Of having lady Inspectors i'll the beard Of Edu-
cattpn2
AID st.hr-1 have only one obiectnop, and
Tom stout, wil 10, res,gning from the Council
and gony for Nil Inspecturahip.
keporter-Than that il your onty objection
ALL Mahr-1hat is all. 1 sllou'l esy .hlt il
fadies make good sciool-teachcra they might to
make good School inspectors too. 1t will hayc
down cruaading, aud thai hurt busueHs, you
know.
Rnportcr-How can tt put down crl,sadng3
Aid. bfahr-It will H1yu tho women ~l,o like to
talk something to talk about. Yon Bae the women
ARC just an fond Of talking and seeing it n print
next morning rs the map and they haven't got
any decent sort Of b chauca. 10 Of coutse they
make the chance. Now. il p'aceh like the Board
Of Education ~hcre thcs can tllk all they want
and do no harm to anybody nro oprn to them.
We will see that the leading crusaders get elect
cd. Yes l1le The Idea fitat-rate. III support
il, and ~ ri!l Tom, but I'm drY ansl there's
Tom Stout Just gono into Endcrs'. Let's eross
tho rvad. -..-
, 1875-02-17

against Dartiold Loewontha1, laying damaget At
&2o, 0oo
~ lIs.,'s. M s EassFy g I sued oas j. Gag and George
1hs liz cl,icseo. LII s' lock 1aland L Pacific Railroad
Company sued J. 4. Clybourn for Si,50o
Miner T. AmcB l. 20. commenced suit
agannt . I. lunt. claiming sl2,Utu'
V. A. Turptns Necelscr. began huit hgalnas
Tho &c Central National Bank Of Chicago claiming
v. ". Do1ington aped 4 G. stedman for
5000.
Caro14na Ztnk complains that lor hnsbaod Ia
in tho habit OF beating lier 80 sevorolY that hhe
cannot i've with him, and she dcaires divorce
CIRCUIT COURT.
1}crtho1d Miller began Ault agAlnst the Auacr-
can InsutaiIce Company. claiming f3.7oo
W. r. Elildreth cona1nenced suit aEAlnst tho
City Of Chicago, to recover &5.090.
THE COUNTY COURT.
III the matter OF tha ebtato Of William Knees,
grant Of 1oniniAtration TO Charlotte Knsea nn-
dor an approved bond nf f180U}
In tho cnse Of the City Of Chicago, an order
was entered appointing william II. Carter, Fred
erick II. bailey, and llormann Iiurge ~ Commits
stouerh to mako special assessments in casea Aos.
Mary +. Coryel uaa sppointed guardian Of
George II. Corycll ct n1. sn1uoss under N ap-
proved bond OF $50 600,
IL she matter Of the ea..te Of Frederick Knctz;
grant OF administration to john Ituotx under 4h
approved Lold Of 34,SU0.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Tie Jury who trod tho csBo Of William Drown
Monday, for rubbing Frederick Wagner of
quantity Of closlslns, had leave to seal their
dict. At the conyening Of the Conet yesterday
morning tbs verdict WAS opeuad. and read "uut
guilty"
Tho Grand Jury bavs not Al yot made their
report, and arc prolonglnE their aeshions late
into tho February term at the Criminal Court
They are working with care and secrecy. ard it
e difficult to ASCERTAIN tho busileaa before them
that requires such unusually long dalborat,on.
The witnesses before them yesterday wore May
Or Colvin, A. @. Ilesing, uen. A. g. 1ucat aud
q. W.I,arrett, John A1cGoTorn, Tony Delight.
John Il. Boihwick and Franc d. W,lkes Of the
Times, and Guy MaRee, city editor. aud George
Armstrong, reporter, Of tho Inter- Ocean. Tile
last two were oallaa upon to give information
as to an attlclo appearing in rho Inter- Ocean
Sunday re1ectiug upon tho official integrity Of
the Ststes Attorney and bis Assistant.
THE CALL ...-.
JunoE GARx-79 VI, ~, u. Sat SG to 80, 81, a2.
| %, ~, 100 TO lbs.
JupGE MooAE-14. 15 16.
JuDaE ItodEns-No call
JUDGE l,ooru-111, ll2, Ill., 119 to 1870.
JuDoE TaEE-Bl to %, except &c. 81.
JUDGMENTS.
UNITED STATES niBrntCr C0uAT--JuD1K BLopdETT
james Long. Assignee. "a. Msrahau Fsl1 docrec,
| $4,000.
BurEn1on CounT-CoaFEse1oH1- William Tewth
vs. John H. Clark, $t8240-Mstthew Zeudar vs. Iuch-
Wiz Bauer and Appalonia Bauer. $173.l2.-D. u.
Coombs J. H. seertat, <l2G U-a1lchRe lrand ~.
d.sFsnsS d. TsVsa .';sr O. ofosne'@u Va Aa
Junas dsnr-Le Grand oden w. II. T. Hcapa,
j118.-1. H. Scott Use, ETC., n. State Insurance
Company Of Missouri, =, David Levy, ct a.
+. II. Dennts, an1 A1plplls ltauchen, $55643.A. r.
Howo VI. j. H. Stephens, t41s.
CIRCUIT CouNT-JEp0E TnEE-S. s. Whitney ~.
W. s, sclrsedeE, $362B4.
, 1875-02-17
pEGREE OF FORECLOSURE.

III, aas CASE pr THE dEaNAN1A TunN-yEAE1N.
J., tas following decision Of 10 supreme Court
~ na cas- Of II. y. Eanps ss a. w. Der
"e'msnss " rarn-Vstsl Il. pu tps lien of decree
tb.t v.s' ~ a.. 8 ~ 81 Huch iFnsrA importance
.l hx rb,a, ~ ~ 1al. Tho aaiplon Has dsiiyer-
VI. 4ppsts. & ts.e hs'as ..rou. u .y,nx h. for,
Ii. II. ia5 H. thss'ss1 Ill.,, .as e .as.
sh sh' ssn oi aati &, Issasai as
sssa. ~ 1,ittaa t''' .a,tao.tPs n tps clty It. ohi-
{, y, *ss asis.spra ,ps. e
Fis. hlnrs5 axIasna to dt.r psr cens Interest
s..sute4 :na VI. to 10 ri rsns ~ ~
s1.n;,naian .uS 1 ws!si9 hasa tsn .,e for tto
gs.as4 ts rh ~ a1srat Il IL ed sot te'ns t. s g LUZ
aE o .hns ptd w 10 bs refunded hut II ~ sooa
vAla objections EeTs Eouud aud tln r,t ~ .ass ho
.us the sellers were 10 build tho sosits = ouIodi oi
ss1is9te, taa tss c1ttsart to ttaElR nul I'D rns
asHs W ms1s Of ths e.seaet of tAs cuntr.s4 soa ~
seaSps g. FecsYs good and sahicRnt wafssnts d. v
@aa u ss's noses and uladss4 aslaaulaiy Tor As e.
, 1875-02-17
THE "CAN.CAN'S" SENSATION,
a " SupposititioUs" Account of a
Horsewi.ipping.
The "Can-Can's Editor Whaled BY an
Enraged Subscriber.
The Hoax at New Albany, Nfaukegan, and
L0nlbardyille,
THE cANcAn OF JOURNALISM.
IT, The Ed,tpr Of The Ehtsago 7lmes,
MtYICKEn's THEATRE, CHICAGO Feb. IA, 1876

MtVlCKE1 3 I1EATRk CHICAGO Feb. II, 1B2b.-
With the "hoax part Of tho Burned Alive"
art;cln T ham nothnu Ia tto-it ia w,tn tI,a al.
.a.'. =. ;',.s;noat,s. ,1'tS nm ~, W.
.e'at' ~ 'ih'''ea'on en' oeanus' Inc as.'e1o
itself may be looScd upon AZ tho "cAS-tAS
Of journalism, which in permitted to exist from
the fact that we Americans arc 70 nro1d of thr
!. frendono nf tbo ,,rc.s ,vo vo,a mi !. "a, !,
nr ia w., m fron In ,t,ara"sa ] ~ :, ,ano1 ha1
ny ~. osea i'oMM s!o ntseiEnte o.. iassennon
anu tmoro ~ ., no cossstpopung senGle: WIN
oaHal sple"u. shtu''h' WHICH " cepH #'tn H. An
, 1875-02-17
THE "cANcAh" At wAukEoAh.

TO Ef& E1I{65 N sFf {8IeHHo 1F1RHHNf
WAuxEnAN, ILL.,, Feb. l5.-llere. ~ everywhere
else, ,ntenso indignation s folt At the Times for
it's abopalnabls hre'l,oa1. Thst paper Of all 9TH
era could III afford such practical Joke, ~ in
th!a section It's popularity and circulation bus
beop pn the vans for somp tilue Nut one single
7'in1es reader has offered one word of pslliatinu
for the course puranad by bis hitherto fayurits
eueet, whilst tho pile Of unso!4 Times Oh Tie
nows-htands speaks for itself.
kEYs- DEAlEn.
, 1875-02-17

70 &ht Editor ~ Tie CAicaH0 Tribune:
LoanARDylLLE, ILL.,. Fob, 16.-Are there any
rstlous wanted by the sufferers OF the tire de-
Beribed In Saturdays Iimess II 20, how much
mill bs required of Lpmtarly'lle7
S144k CousTY.
, 1875-02-17

b7E CAN'NAH0 EQtt Nh WtfRkEp.
st. LOUIS Republican, Feb. Is.
A special FROM Chicago gires the following
account Of the terrible castigation pestowedu upon
n journalist Of that city by q nan Indignant at
certain falbe statementa made in newspaper:
Cu1oAoo Feb lA.-0n yesterday norung The CHI
cage IiHts startled the ent!ro city w seasatiuul
td most terrible record 1t WIS stated that many
aud injured. Wa. given. though protesting 10 bo
on,, . partial ont On ,ys4ter.la, aftrEnocn
es e a ae w. hcs to tsss ses tie
name Of HRS. scttz among ttlo list Of burnett l,s
WIS one Of the stricken households. ana. without
es he dspot aysag kimset of hs shor a ntS IT,
clothing himself In mourning. Arriving in cLcago
r!cd to hia home. Entering what he supposed to bc
eeavnsed him tAat thtrs ws. sosnsthipg Hrog sons.
where. ua turned about, srenscspd tho hack snl told
way down the hack halted for moment and tho
gentleman inside assppea into aaddaraho End pmr-
chased heavy alacksaake wilp Reaching tho
Ti1ts ocp ts gentleman asconled Vt 10 the oi-
il proprieqr shsnssl 70 + eysn a slis lsts hour
recognizing the prorritor the visitor drew forth lbs
heavy Wifi from beneath biz ovsrcoat where la had
concealed " and attaeAsd the tournilit With the f.
thu faes aud haa lilo effect Of te.nro1arily hud,ae
Wik!c Of ts staff, made All oFort to render
sstanee. but, being small man. va unable 70 check
a ~ ees. .sin Re' oee %ee
f"r you than Lydia d!l,,: Tic editor cn-
tieasored to draw his ristol, bur was unable,
eolp,hrtsy exhausted With hs eqorsa thas tds man
with the horss"hp ssssed o ihs .tses is w, ahout
Artt Tia taken tnkn ct&tO1Yx Tn H&
, 1875-02-17

H-ITtpGt C9FueF n WtT1a ID Kjn3Ie3tt.
A-Dsp1t corueE Of Canal and kip1ta.ats
MicHtGsa CENTRAL RalLRoA1
bsrst .faa' n Lak--at. ard font u TREATY. s..Askt
t'kt,',' q tflsk-n.. soutktasi eArAss a Raaxof.G
ant ii L"Ss.>f.. fr+unni Hnnss, ~'7
, 1875-02-17

CHICAGO & ALTON HAtlR9lo,
ehfto7S. kar.a fsts sHd DtArer Tine Mn y.vtt
s"t. No nnd ehitas7 Springfield, Alton and n iswts
1hfaasA kin. i,rton hsp,. H<a Md. HaaiAoT.M
hFr!3~ FTkts h51ess ~ btnot. and 1.3 Eandstph "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31
TIE Greonback Convention. re

THE Grecnbacls Convention, re-
Gently held at Detroit, is
considered II failure. Seats
were prepared, it is said, for at
least ten thousand persons, and
it was thought that number would
be present, but when the Convcn-
ton organized only about six hun
drcd, all told, put in an appearance.
Letters were read from several dis.
tinguised financicrs, and addresses
made by others. The Convention
declared in favor Of the issue Of
United States certificates or bonds,
bearing interest not exceeding 1868
per cent. per annum, to IN amount
equal to tho whole government
debt, changeable and interchangea-
bio with grcenbacks at par, on de-
mand the unconditional repeal OF
tho currency net of last Congress-,
providing for specie resumption in
1879; and recommended tho organi-
cation of groenback clubs, through
out the country. Among the Vice
Presidents appointed we notice J.
W. Jennings, Of Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31
A Hint 10 the Lean.

The cause of leanness, when there il no
positive disease which produces 1t, Is an i'm
perfect assimilation of the food. The weight
of the body undoubtedly bears u marked re-
lation TO, and Increases proportionateiy TO
It's height, when IL Is properly nourlshed
with ilcsh-making blood. Hence, when we
see n tall person with "slab" sides and hol-
low checks. we have right to infer that his
blood Is thin and watery and his consti tn.
ton delicate. Hostetter's stomach Bitters is
peculiarly serviceable TO thin, delicate peo-
pie, since 1t strength ms the digestive and AZ
organs, and is consequently u
powerful auxiliary In the blood manufacture
ing processes, which in q state of health
ought to be, and are, thoroughly performed.
An increase of muscle, ny well rs fat, is no.
suit of using this sovereign antl-dyspeptic
appetlxlns aud generally corrective cordial
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31
TuE Louisville Exposition opens
tomorrow, September lst.

MUCH newspaper comment has
been made because tho Gar OF Rus
sin has refused to accept an invita-
ton for that country to participate
in the Centennial Exposition at
Philadelphia next year. Thc New
York Sun sums up tho reasons for
the refusal rs follows
They were, first, that as cur govern
ment did not direct and stand Officially
responsible for the Exposition, Russia
must decline to take part under the
auspices of any local corporation.
Secondly, that the interval of time af-
ter Vienna was too close for proper
preparation, and too costly for mere
experiment. Nothing appears on the
surfnce of the correspondence on this
subject that has an unfriendly look.
On the contrary, the whole tone is de-
corous and consistent with good rela-
tions. But 1t is an open secret that
there is 40 sympathy and scarcely any
respect for the present administration
in Russia. 1t Is regarded MS venal and
vulgar.
The terms between the two govern
ments, from having been cordial and
confidential, have become cold and
ceremonious. And they are likely to
continue on this footing until Grant
shall be expelled from Office on the 4th
of March, 1877. The causes of this
changed feeling are well known, and
originated entirely at Washington. A
claim for half u million of dollars was
urgently pressed ty different Ministers,
under instructions from Mr.. Fish, and
was rs decidedly resisted by the Rus
sian Government for being fraudulent
and wholly unfounded. 1t rested
mainly upon n pretended contract
which had never been executed
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CAPTAIN w IT Tp,toN

CAPTAIN w. IL. lemon, of this
county, returned homo Saturday
from u visit to Tarrant, Wise and
Denton counties. He represents tho
crops Of those counties MS excellent.
Corn is made and is abundant.
Cotton looks woll, and in valley
lands will make fully bale to tho
acre. Stock of all kind is fat and
brings good prices, and is ready
sale. A large immigration is already
pouring into Wise, and filling up
her broad, rich prairies. What
with the salo of wheat, corn and
cattle at good prices, tho arrival of
omigrants, and tho prospects of a
largo cotton crop, the farmers are
easy financially. No Indians have
been heard of in the country for n
long time.
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Hon. EFFERsoN DAVIS, so says Il
dispatch, has formally accepted tho
invitation of tho Kansas City Expo
sition Association to DO present and
deliver an address during the pro
gress of its Fair. The dispatch
states that he will receive II most
hearty welcome, the most staunch
Republicans having taken an
active part in extending him
the invitation. We believe Kan
sas City will honor herself
and Mr.. Davis on tho occasion.
Several Kansas papers, how
ever, tho Fort Scott Monitor among
them, initiates, in small way, the
lnter-Ocean, in endeavoring to raise
n howl Of indignation; but Kansas
City doesn't SEQ it, and the result
will bea tremendous gathering at
Kansas City at the Fair.
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A REV ltEGIsraAr.0N NECESSARY.
opinion of The Attorney General.
ATTORNEY GENERAEs OFFICE,
Austir, August II 1919.

Austir, August II, 1878.
SIR have the honor to announce
the receipt Of your communication Of
9th inst, calling attention TO the Ilct
that the first Tuesday ofDecember next
is the day fixed by law for the genera
biennial election In this State, ana ask
ing my official opinion as to whether
or not in the general registration
which must proceed 1t, only those quail
flied TO vote who have not before reg
Istered are required TO register be-
fore being entitled to vote, or wheth'
or the whole mass Of the voters Of the
State must again register before eXer-
cising that privilege. The reg
islration law passed by the
Thirteenth Legislature, entitled IAN
act to provide for the registration OF
voters, etc. - approved April 20, 1873,
like the preceding law Of July II,
1870, which IL repealed, fails 10 pre-
scribe in express terms that n new reg
islration must be had every two years,
but such seems the inevitable import
of It's several provisions. In section
three IL IL provided that ut least forty
days before each general biennial cleo
ton hereafter to occur, the District
Clerk shall give ten days notice of the
time and places and the number Of
days during which he will attend at
the voting place, for the purposc OF reg
isterng the voters of such precinct,
not those who have not before regis
tered.
The same section further pro-
vdes that the registration
books shall be kept open
In each precinct for Mt least live days,
with II J)rOUisO that in counties of less
than five hundred voters the registra-
ton may be closed in any precinct al-
ter three days, If the registering officer
certilies under oath, on his official re-
turns, that the entire ooting pOpuidtiOn
then in such precinct, desiring or able
to attend, had registered. Under sec
lions six and eight, the Di.trict Clerk
IN required to enter the names register
ed by him in precinct book ANA II
general county book, and on or before
the day preceding the general election
to deliver, or cause to he de.
livcrcd, to the presiding officer of
each election precinct, the proper
book for that precinct. which Is to be
be used during that election, and MI
other elections that may intervene
prior to he ne.W GENERAL yegisiydtion ils