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, 1875-08-02

1t las long been known TINT Jay Gou1p
ontortaina tho ambition to control a vnst telo-
graph system rs part Of hiA comprehensive
scheme reaching from Now York to China.
ilo has d, Unsuitable thirst for power ns well
NJ MI iuorsllnatc greed for gain. lie is bnck.
cl BY comparative youth, good health, unex~
a:nplod cuergy, utter unscrlpulousnoss, md
n long seriea Of successes. His first step ID
this end wau1l bo to supplnnt YANpEEnrLr
and tho VASptnp1Lr cliquo in tho Bonrd Of
Directors OF tho Western Union Telegraph
Company. 1Io thought ho Ind coinpassed
this pnrt of Tho programme prior to tho last
huuual election OF Directors, but he had over
estimated his strength. It Is Htated tint ho
owns 81 900 OF tho SUI, ,0O0,o 600 Western
Union stock, while Vanderbilt owns but
35,U0u, 600; but VASpERn1Lrs friends in tue
board, who owu 81 ,u0o, 900, wero too strong,
and 11r. GouLp did not succeed for tho timo
being, It il understood that, nfter this
Temporary tlcfent, 1lr. Gou1p bought heavily
into tho Atlantic i Pacific Telegraph Uom-
pany with the pt.rposo Of other building up
formidable opposition to tho Western Union
in case ho could not control the lnttor, or OF
absorbing MI competition In case liz should
succeed to tho control Of Western Union. A
couple Of dnys ago thero canlo MI announce
1nent which docs not ns yet soezn to bo con-
tirnlctl, that the Atlantic j. Pacific Ind beon
leased pclpctually to the Western Union,
at ! per cent oil valuation of s2,0O0, 900
and now comes tho announcement that VAN
pEnn1Lr IL ready to sell ut what his Western
ff..i~ nnf. u IL. a.
therefore, that GouLp is about to succeed,
and will heforo long control Il complete and
absolute monopoly Of tho telegraph business
Of this country.
Tllis state Of things may 10 confidently
anticipated rs sure to cono nbout sooner or
Inter, unless something unforeseen iutor-
Yenes, if indeed it has not como nlready.
When it docs come, tho people Of this
country md the press Of tho country will 10
in the power of MI nnscrupulous ndyont,,rer
Of a mora fabulous financial nature tllnn
Monte Christie, aud disposed to exercise hia
power with tile single purpose of SELF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Tho situation will be a
serious one wAle it lasts, and it will Int till
great popular reaction sets in and demands
that thu Government Bhnll either buy the ex-
listing telegraph linea in tho county at their
actuM value, or build mp now system, wlicl.
can be done at one-foursll the nominal value
of tho present lines. Groat Britain has
demonstrated that tho telegraph system mny
DO successfully allied with tic postal system,
TINT tho business can thoreby bo doubled,
that rates Gun he reduced ono-Aa1f, that mes
sagcs Of twenty words can bo sent to my
part Of The Kingdom for shilling, md that,
instead Of monopoly and cxtortion, tele-
graph system may DO great commercial
nnd national blessing. This Is what will
certainly cunuo If M. JAZZ Goulp possesses
himself of tho hugo telegraph monopoly 10
which he aspireg,
, 1875-08-02

Corn was active, md closed 10 higher, Mt
Il l'c cn@t antl lie for September. Oaa wcrc
arivs and irreanlnvIy higIIvr, closing Mt 52c
ca.>l, anl 4r;c for Augn.t R,e VIA q'iiet
nnt iisnl, ut h0c for August lmrlcy was in
gon;l demand md o6l'c higher, closing Mt
>::i.o' nskcd far September. llogs were tlnll
mud 5a'1Oc per 1ot' Ibs lower, at $7.25@7 80.
Cattle were dull anil cnsier. Sheep wore quiet
and liuchanEcti,
, 1875-08-02

The benefit to tho Treasury Department
md to tho country at large Of having oil
honest energetic, anl efficient Chief of tho
t;ecret sorvice il apparent from Tue summary
Of ELMER WAsnnuaN's work during tho
month Of July. There wcro arrested two
manufacturers Of bogus coin, two "B!,ovcrs :"
of the same, four dealers in counterfeit money
nal tho man who supplied them with goods,
thrco ''shoyerss" OF counterfeit paper money
&, G., intlationiste}, and two rlate printers,
bosilcs q lot Of material. III addition to this
1mo showing, IN important capture Inns just
been eiectod in St Paul, where tho Secret
bervico detectives hayo arrested party Of
hank-note countcrfeiters, securing about
$10o, 600 IN spurious stuif, which would soon
have found its way into circulation.
, 1875-08-02

Gloomy crop reports aro received from The
central aad southorn rortons Of Illinois and
IEliana, whoro tlo heavy rains Of the pnst
two Or shreo days hnyo unado terrible hnsoc
n,hong tho hnlf-harytsted grain. Ono account
Speaks OF swollen river whose surface WIS
dotted with wllcAt-kleRrea washed from the
fields; md from Tho sections mentioned
tho atlvices show widespread destruction aud
damage E1iIerctl by thu farmers.
, 1875-08-02
POLITICAL NOTES

Gentleman George, who, In hiA character Of
Young 1reenbacks. pleaded for apooio-pa ymouts,
is now called by tho Ohio newspapers George Il.
ponduium.
The st. Paul PfoneeT- Press Ia now pretty
good Republican newspaper, supporting Pills.
bury, attaching Dill King, aud gonoraliy conducts
ing itself docantly. II promises to become \
power in Minnesota.
To avoid mistakes and innumerablo co1roc-
tfopy, lot tho phiIadolphia Times bo hold respon.
eiblc for tho statement that Gen. Spinner la
"named" ~ Tho Republican candidate for State
Troasuror Of Now York.
President Chadbousno certainly was nomi-
natel for Centonnial Governor Of Massachusetts
by the Adams Transcript and tho fact Was noticed
newspapers please take notice. and not hereafter
GO away from homo to learn the neHs7
Mt, jefferson Davis, being we'll ont of the
Taxaa Agricultural college scrapo. has been
invited to become Chancellor Of tho deorgia
University. II the aalary Is insufficient to se-
euro him, the Aug,,Bth Constitationalist advises
TINT 1t DO made larger by degreea until ho can
find ts In hla conscience to accept.
Tho boston Jo1trnni Ironically proposes to
mako full stnto ticket from ono family, ropro-
senttng ali ahadca Of politics. Behold it, For
Governor, Charles Trancia AdAms, Ind; for
Secretary Of Rtato, John Quincy Adams, Dom. |;
for Treasurer Charles Francis Adams. Jr., Rop. !;
for Auditor. Henry Adams, Ind; tor Attorney
General, Brooks Adams, Rep. With such .
ticket, the Journal sayH. Massachusetts could
ais,,enae with a Loutonans-G Governor.
The first atop looking to a reyiaion Of tho
present Stale Constitution at Kentucky will be
taken BY tho people At tho August election. II
q majority Of all the qualified voters In the ststo
voto In favor Of calling Convention the ques
ton will have to be scsubmittsd In 1877, and II
| It again recsivos tho approval Of majority Of
| all tho voters Of tho Rtato, the members Of the
Convention will be elected In August, 1879, and
assembled In tho fall Of that year.
The Keokuk (1a.) Gale CITY, referring to
Mr. Harlsn's cAnd1dature for tho United e.ates
Senate, recalls The Uniou Paciilo incident Ia bis
career, and says. awe havo no heArs for o
controversy over Mr. Harlan. Tho Gats City
gave hm yoars Of Btanoh and admiring support.
When ho committed political hRrl.karl, NC pro.
foundly doplossd 1t. Now the attempt 10 resus-
oicato him is full Of tho menace OF harm TO tho
party without ohanoo OF profit to him."
Tho Southern newspapers OF tho whtte-llns
oslss give the following - workable o1traot
from tho speeoh OF oarpethsgges In btisais.
sippi, "Colored llapubllcans' It IL not
necessary for me- to speak tonight. You Ill
kuow mo. I'm = good lnaa. I'm the baat snAu
in the fold. Two al"aya beon so. Whyl Didn't
show my feolfngs for your race, wleu, having
4 Nbtte wife, and she didn't suit ms, got mo
blaak womAn7 And she has two childson snd
day. Say noH, II ! am not good Republican,"
&f.ta ia fntr ht,rt ,f&
, 1875-08-02
State officers and Legislature viii be
elected In Kontuoky today. There ars two
ticket4 in thA f1n}l Al fnllnwa

Offer. RspthHean, psmocYdeft,
Governor. John II. nsrlu. Jauues u. McCrsafy,
Lt..tavssnor. Hobart boyd, Johu @. Underwood.
Atty.dslsFal, ". Q. uooaios, Thuuas Z. Muaa,
Audtoe, y. u. AAtclds. b. Howard Smith.
I1eanseE, Y. J. derry. jAmsa y. Tsss.
H&R4ssr, lsnb4u patrlsk I. D. Msscita.
The importance OF the election is onhadced
by the fact that the Legislature chosen will
have tho making Of United States Senator,
to succeed S4zvEssos. Kentucky il 4 Demo-
cratic stronghold, and tho Republicans have
not the slightest hopes Of redoomtpg the State
this year. Moreover, whsn the most that
can bs expected u ths reduction Of majority
, 1875-08-02

Tho President yesterday issued proclan'a-
ton announcing in fitting te.,na tho death Of
ANDREW JOHNSON, directing tho drnping Of
tho Executive AIa;.sion md Departments, md
ordering tho Wur and Nary Departments to
pay srisa'o louors to tho 1is,lnory Of tho H.
In Yie11s dead
, 1875-08-02

Apt4mI bspotaA 70 Ia CNf3&ao 3FteVns. :,
AuaoaA, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-The Fro pspattusn.
this aftornoon followed to iis last 5estlng pss.
Holly Hoss Company, who dlsd 10 coussQu..pssss ss
Of bsing kckea In tbs abdomen BY oDo Ut ns ias
horsta, Tho cessmonlss we're Of M smpresas1
character. and xlsaesas4 By mAn1 haudsoa4 y
ct43suts
, 1875-08-02

It cost tie United States Government the
snug Etllo sum Of S21**, ,n)0, exclusive Of
the s;nk:nE-iuud requirement, to keep the
machinery i'll motion during tho fiscal ,car
ending Juno 10, 1875. Thtra WIS sonlo good
guessing done in tl,is direction. Gen. GAn-
FIELD, Chair,nnu Of tho Committee OH APP
preparations, placed tho ilgnre st S2700o),-
100; whilo Secretary Bn1s2ow, one year Inter,
md oi1 mouths before tho year closed, est-
1uated tho expenditures ut ::275, ,0oo,o 600,
which was only S5G0,oo0 out Of tho way,
, 1875-08-02

$40. 0oh loft by hor fathers will. claiming that
ho IN. IL law, dead. Ths executors rofnso to
acknowledge hor claim, aud tho oaso ia yot 10
be decided.
, 1875-08-02

An immense nlass-1neeting was held in
nydo rark, London, yesterday, i'll behalf Of
n,anesty for the Fcnian conyicts now lan-
gushing in British dungeons. Tho vast t:'-
HcmblaGe, numbering about 1na,oOo people.
'sss presided over by Joils O'CasSon Io~En,
IL. L., who Expressed tho sentiment TINT the
F.nlan prisoners woro ert,tIetlto appreciation
rather than cauEtrc. Resolutions in nocord
with tho purpose uf Tic meeting were passed.
, 1875-08-02
Ul)e Gblfagn U7iba41t.
Monday Morning, August 2, 1876

Grccnbacts on Saturday fill from 6Si to
6s}, advanced to SOL. nns; closed Mt es}.
, 1875-08-02
PERSONAL

dleton faction.
PERB0NA1A
Charlotte Drontaa llust'and the Rev. Arshp,
Boil Nichols, has second wifo.
blaine Inns caught tho Ill. D. dasass NOW, II.
took tho Infection from Col,y University.
Wendell Phillips will deliver tLo oratsou a. liz
O'Conl.oll contonnixI In Boston on Frldnv.
Kingston. Canadn, Ia oxc1tol ovor tho repo,t
Tint Dooshor ts going to camp-mooting there.
"Tho Ragged Edge" In tho now title o,
steep aud slippory hill Ut Niagara. It Ia actual.
not mosnl.
4 cablo ia hoing laid betweon Sydney and Nev
Zealand Tho work ought to bo done with ii
poBRiblo dispatch, cuBhtn'tit7
AnHtarch Boy, tho Turksh Minister, Ia Il
Saratoga. a1,d tho girls l,avo thoil oyos on him.
Hos boeu thnro before, however.
Infant.mortality In Now York Is on the IN.
crease, md Mr.. Chds THINKS Of establishing
braaoa oflloe OF tho Ledger thoro.
How witching Is widow with e3,0oo.0ol
No wondor alr. Henry Ioues, Of Daltlmoso, hu
gono to raria to marry Mrs. DrookA.
Tho Prince OF Wales hsa been singuarly for.
tunato In everything, but not Until hc s III 1udIs
will llo admit that no ID In Lucknow.
An Engltsl, clergyman owns masttn that Ii
valued at $4,000. Only KaiBer can afford IA
buy such aos.-Dosson Post. or F'orney.
Dowdoin College wanta $4,000 to oudov
1ongfellow ProfeBsorsh,p,-n LonEfo1lovshIp
thoy would make 1t as Al English university.
An Austrian Prince spent two wceIss at sar,.
toga, and got away without being honored with
proposals. from tho tuft-huntrossos Of tue place
Dunko -atoerera nro only = dearco moro H.
tractablo than To1nH steers; but nobody thlpta
Of taking bunko by the horns and putting II
down.
Grace Greenwood aaya Martin Tupper looks "
handsome Us 10 hls youth. No evidently ple
Horvcs tho aanao attraction for sentimental
women.
31r. Henry J. WlHoly. OF Delaware, has giysa
$4,000 towards the building OF now church. Go
thou and do like Wisely.-Louisoitle-C Co14r1o
journal.
a auu,mer-rcsort In Vermont has B.ead.LosI
Inn. whore tho ilouor Of tho noghboFhood and
in fnct numbers Of tho Hcl-bzed. Loaf Ia aud
out ut their pleasure.
Tho 1ifo-insu1ance companies arc thinking of
inserting clause In thor policies forbiddIug tht
Invention, oven, Of balloons. They look ii
Schroeder with disgust.
Philadelphia necda to advertise The Cepten.
plal. hence the sudden guah Of otegies, .ht
Keoley motor, and Father Gerdonann. III
cheaper than SET, 900. any way.
noal estate in TencsRee and Kentucky ID risinz
Geologiats think that, In half million yea,s
It will DO or inchos higher. tn good IN
vostmcnt anyway, even II they are ont year
two.
, 1875-08-02

Ground hna been broken for the erection Of
the Government Centennial building ut Phil.
nilniuI1in
, 1875-08-02

THE EvHv1Ht. TntlJ:T 1sECErvEs IT'S pER.
{stfls t,rr1 ttpr f.aI'Fn Haoa nf tnuth. THO ns-
ttuus snl,.ttae1s rnsr glow wtlh It isntarl.
til, sey ri cHnpo.sn,Gi lo.eituoss. and "o
h2urli rns4ko su$rc!tn Of holf uGin, In tbs
euylpns. s;a.G hY Nj sIsaxKIsb.
, 1875-08-02

KATrr CT fi't;fr:srrtrH Htytr1E i" ApsAHCE>.
ro4t,,xr rrcpsld NJ tiiiu t,n!rc.
r}t,ly. f.at. .;3f:3.tNii Nr,a!y. Yaar....8 1G5
T,f.Trr.:,Y,,,,,. D.!tl fitu cnplas.... 81
Eneday f.ttl,n, IcH eapErs......... l<'uu
6onh = sfn-.. I.n0i
y Tarts nt i year \! The Fame rate.
W,xrr1-tn,e nctt,o agent in cacs town and village.
ep.rtai a:r7nGrtncntA made with such.
S7t tcinrn eaptes sent trtc.
tn n1rercut ,fe}Ey and rnisteaes, In snrr and Gtvt
retf-ure slisras Ia f1l Including STATE *., CHnnty.
Hrnsltsnses nifty In nLds rilhar by dr1l~ e1r1rss,
PottOco order, III registered e:ters, ut our flhk
1ENna TO CITY AuDsCn,nEns.
ns,,v. d-;Iyr.c. kr,lls e1crt, 25 CENTS rsr urrk-
L4iiy delivered, Sunday lssulrl. ~ rca tcr wttk.
Ad,!rts, TIE TRIBUNE CbMI'ASi4
Corner Madison sli Ee.t',o:uHtn.. Chicago, Ill
, 1875-08-02

,tOnIEY'S T1tEATEE--naudo1nh st.e hstwecn
f1srE Aad J.aaar, EraaI'fnrnt af tho unlon Squata
Cun:lthur. i" T4e f,ro nfpIaus."
ADEErIt1 EAJEE-EtarioTn street, corner
hfputo1. "TAG Ite.hltA."
, 1875-08-02

11o EnG'1s'l papers tna tho 'estefs OF tne
Aohaoh cofr"a1onaetsa afe ht1oa Win eoHa'p
concerning tho illhco oi MALEs proposea V'a1t
TO 4haiA. II IL 1o'l5 aoe'aea apot'' anu u 20 oe =
"ria'oM aha'r. ot COURSE aau PFe't3 sa''1 u
VIII 'Ako OUT o1 JOHN buLLh poehe1'-"h'oh 10
~" cnoush' 10 90 buro' sos !" ne'of reacneu ~
1,'"o'Ht' "''nons anniesn'oE u n'u'n' A"'
'"@s ~ - ~ A"'o Aoo'oo" ios 4'h ~ noa"'
.."' n'o W 1''u'n'i nun. ~ MN w s"o"s "
o4n 1,' "ma Will os n'ss"'uAy 'ooa8n'
w aoaus' ""n n'a a''o"ahco. he "''i oe et
e'etou' ns"a'o'' ~ tuas" Rooa many ptese''S
~ ~ .' ,'nsos' '"s'aas @ooo ncto anu .nots
uePo"oc,.e'en VIZ P,o'"s henso ot ha Haealh
eosee' "os WV 1u' i1!"es W aoaSo Foee'9'ng
p'e"o''" - 'eA"," "A', "o1"Aa tnose he elVoa
W.. w. P@t. ~. ~ Wv 4.sa'" poop'o' 'uoeo 'e
nusel'o" ""' usIo"o -" N" p.."to Hopee1y'
-"e1o - .s''s. ~ ~" -. "o~t'', "
p.ouoa' s',o ~" noa4 ~ ns"'os n'' 4"esao
eto"s' ,u ~ a." tu"u [" " 1"H."a4'
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,,.a.s ,.. - ,,',o A1&o ~, snnh ~ pnJ y.
' ~" su'"'o1 80 ee''h
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ooAF"e ''. ,e'se 49,. 1oa.Ao.s w
saoa atRe iuaSs ol sns
.h,a .n,,,o.. az IT,, ras.,x 49,. n.,s,, w." .., ~
49,. ,,...s sa a' ,s's T.. a.ns. ao avas 70
wis,,.a, =. .l,,,. s..,. :,.a.'....,,.,' r -.
h"o, ~ =. ~" 49,. p.r,' t1aa ,.'' pesu
~ .n.N,.-,.. III" 80 =. ~ u"Ab
NV 6A"s' 1s1" S"o %eoF'o "AAo *"A A'~ s1'nA IA
snle 'aanueF afo not fopEeSoasoo N fh1'aWehs'
snu '''e noiuH "11 sumSia'f t'eit tous-
| Lut4ib1 A0k "ULfA AG&hl lAllHs Ab keal tIIQlGult
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-11

AUSTIN, February Stu the senate
the following bills were reported upon'
Amending ACT regulating tic assehs'
ment nnd collection Of tnXas supple
mental 10 an not Ia reference TO the
i've per cent United States Indemnity
bonds used by the late military board
authorizing Collin county 10 issue
bonds bill referring TO the pension
law. In the last this committee re-
commended that no action be taken
rs u bill covering the casa had passed
the house,
The following, among other bills
were introduced Amending the net
authorizing Counlie, and cities to aid
In the construction of railroads Great
INK the county of bradshaw and mann
Ing the county seat amending the
stock law amending the net rcgulnt
Ing ostray stock and amending lhC
act organizing tho East Line aud lieo
River railroad,
Mr.. Sturmun moved n recOnsldcra'
ton Of the vote on the concurrent re-
solution liking tho time oi adjourn
Inent, which was mUdo the special or
der for Wednesday, the ION, Mt IL m
Mr., Shepard offered II resolution call
ing for u list Of all the employees Of The
senate, which WAS adopted
On motion of Mr.. Wood, the bill
concerning nolurlcs public was taken
up and passed,
Mr.. Ernth had taken up II house bill
amending the lax law, aud the bill
was passed.
The committee on public lands re-
ported iavomhly upon the bill ln refer
ence TO lands in Fisher ~ Miller colo
ny, and, on motion of Mr., Weslinll
the bill was read second time ant
passed
The house hill concerning proceed
ings in district courts, the bill author
iHiug Collin aud Grayson counties lI
issue bonds, the bill regulating The
powers and duties of county courts
and the bill making Il unlawful lo
persons to walk railroad tracks, wer,
| all referred.
The joint resolution urging tn,
claims of Mexican veterans passed
aud the senate adjourned.
In the house the judiciary commit
| Wv ANliNAkNN va wv oNAiNN'
amendments to the fire and marine in
surance bill, The house concurred il
the amendments, and The bill passed
The act incorporating the San Diego
and Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Rail
road company was ordered engrussed
The bill making u new apportiou
ment Of representatives, and changing
senatorial districts, was indehni!e!!
postponed.
The senate bin legalzing and val
idating amendments to town and cit,
charters made under the provisions o
the law, WAS passed under a suspen
sion Of the rules.
An AFT amending the act regulating
attachments, and an act amending act
in reference to executions, were passed
The following bills also passed
Amending the penal code; to encour
age construction of narrow gauge rail
roads ard cheaper transportation; pro
viding for the compilation of abstract
of titles and patented land.
The house then adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-11
rnc New posta. Treaty wim Canada.

The following are the principal pro-
visions Of the new postal arrange
ments with the dominion of Canada,
which went into full operation on the
LIST instant:
/. Correspondence OF every kind,
written and printed, embracing letters,
postal cards, newspapers, pamphlets,
magazines, books, maps, plans, engrav-
ings, drawings, photographs, lithO-
graphs, sheets of music, etc., and pat
terms and samples of merchandise, in,
clnding grains and seeds, mailed in the
United States, and addressed to Can
ada, or vice versa, mailed in Canada
and addressed to the United States,
must be fully prepaid ut the domestic
postage rates of the country of origin,
and the country Of destination will re.
ceive, forward and deliver the same
free Of charge.
3 Each country will transport the
domestic mails OF the other 10y its or.
binary mail routes, in closed pouches,
through itsterritory free of charge.
3 Patterns and samples OF merchan-
disc must not exceed the weight of
eight ounces, and will be subject to
S,ich regulations in regard To the for
warding and delivery of the same ~
the authorities of the poStotlice depart
ment shall prescribe, To prevent vi J.
lations of the revenue laws they must
never be closed against inspection, but
must always he 80 wrapped and in
closed that they may be readily and
thoroughly examined by postmasters.
The postage Oh each pattern or sample
weighing eight ounces or less shall be
f1rty cents, prepayment obligatory.
4. The existing arrangement for the
exchange registered letters remains
unchanged, except that the United
States domestic registration fee of
eight cents will he charged on regis
tered letters sent to Canada, and the
domestic registration Zee OF Canada
will he charg d on registered letters
sent 10 tic United States.
3. No accounts are 10 be kent he.
tween the two countries on the Inter
national correspondence exchanged
between them, hnt each country viii
retain 10 its exclusive use ali lac post
age Il collects on mail matter OF every
kind sent 10 the other for delivery.
9. AL officers now exchanging mails
with Canada will continue 10 act as
officers of exchange under the new ar.
rangemeut POstnasters will levy and
collect postage accordingly on CORE
spondence for Canada, on and after this
date
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-11

There N u0 disease no pfeynleRl ~ Amefl'
ra ~ Dyspepsia and certainly none which
las no generally baflfd ana defeated ne
SKIN ~ tie medical profession The only
rlmedy Tor this distressing complaint 10 a
pula medleated Filmulant iionlpiter.H
Stomach hitlorH, whose essential principle
sound rye, ii admitted by medical plAell-
TONERS 10 he the only Alternative, corrective
aud restorative on which lhoy dm rly' the
niltos ar' tho besl possible specific lur plu'
lgnoy, dizziu,s h, waterbpshi lWeRnlhiilY ~
the bowels Hnd all indications nf confirmed
dyspepsia, Roy DO mol excite, but houlh
the iuiiat1d stomach aud bowels, AND may
DO taken by persons the most delicate ana
sentative organization, who Hro unpleasant
~ nnroio1 hy the use Of the ordinary silmp'
mnlH Of ruuueree, Though their effect II
most decisive, yet they arc M mild pnd benz
ehounl la operation, m 10 be suitable 10 ohll'
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nah done a npble part la relieving The
necessities Of the distressed
Having served faithfully forayeaE
why turn him out and put IN new
mang Win q years experience, he
can do much better IN the year 70
como than In the year past Why
seek q new sad unlried maW 1--we
do this from year TO year we never
viii establish our munIcipnl Affairs on
q drm and oousis,pu, foundations
do not pretend that Mayor Cebell
may not have made mlstakes-hy 40
means, nut his frIeuda do cpnlend
that he Is honest, faithful and beney'
uleuL They contend that afIor eXpe-
rlenoe he Ia brave enough and honor
able enough TO correct any mistakes
he may have made, They contend
that he IL The friend Of an honest aud
ylrluous city Observation-Disclosures ~
an officer he knows neither irlend mon
foe, but the law aud his duty,
To-day have talked with thirteen
good citizens, whose namea are mol
bIgnrd % lho call referred 10, every oul
OF whom says lac h fur Cabell for re
election ~ our neSt mayor Lel lher'
reflections go for what they We worm
a. coming nom
ONE OF Inn PEOPLE,