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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25
Think Hes Tee Advanced for The y

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE electors Of Tip
perary have adopted = resolution declar-
ing that in the event Of John Mitchell's
election being annulled they would again
return him to Parliament. 1t is reported
that Mitchell will refuse to take the oath
Of allegiance and that the home rule men,
bers Of Parliament will refuse to support
him because Of the policy he proposes is
different from theirs.
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n. F. w. KRANZ.
Register Of Deeds
AND
Real Estate ige
HA9TING S.

HASTINGS, MINI
Has FOX sale some Of the finest Farms IN
the State. Also impsoved Pr1irie Lands II
Dakota county, and : large lit Of Improved
and Unimproved Lots IN Hastings and Far.
mington.
P3ties desipCus d buying d selling Real
Kstxte WI 40 we'll . give ne ell and e.
annine my HS.
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House.

Afternoon session. Committee OF the
whole; Mr.. Morse in the chair. The
committee had fifty bills under consider
alton, but because ofthe eternal CAB in
dulged in by some of the members, but
little heaiway was made in the work of
clearing the list.
Mr.. Taylor's bill in relation to tenure
of Office was indefinitely postponed.
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
Mr.. Champlin's bill in relation to this
subject being before the committee, Mr..
Rutledee called attention to the fact that
under this bill. if passed, its pains and
penalties would extend to all officers and
all elections, even to Masonic and Good
Templars' lodges, and he would therefore
move to commit to Mr.. Chnmplin
for amendment, which was adopted, but
not until after Mr.. Furber had inquired
if the law would also apply to ladies sew
ing circles.
INEBRIATE ASYLUM.
Mr.. Daniels bill to establish an inebri-
ate asylum being under consideration,
Mr.. Ga<kill moved to amend by striking
out Rochester and inserting High Forest,
and in supporting his amendment urged
that Rochester has some twenty saloons
and if inebriates escape from the institu-
ton they will at once rush into the sa-
looms and get drunk, while in High Forest
there are no saloons. The inebriates
could be let loose and enjoy the beauties
of nature. Lost.
Mr.. Listoe moved to strike out Roches'
ter and insert Fergus Falls, the coming
city of the northwest, concerning which
he could speak volumes and in its favor
but being reminde of his duty to ''work, >
by the gentleman from Olmsted. (Mr
Daniels) in his advice this morning, he
would defer. Lost.
Mr.. Crosby moved to strike out Roch
ester and insert Worthington. Worth
ington is a temperance town, he said, the
seat of the Toledo Blade Miller-Ohio Col
ony, a town which has no saloon in which
whisky is kept except for medicina
purposes and that under strict charter
regulations indeed no whisky is solo
within twenty five miles Of the town.
Mr.. Delano said this might all be true
but he found the best whisky at the hote
in Worthington that he had ever fount
in the State.
MIR. Crosby's motion was lost.
Ten bills were disposed of the commit
tee rose and the House adjourned.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25

1T Is proposed to amend the IA
waiiAn reciprocity treaty 90 that Ameri-
can tobacco Be, admitted free to the
islands This i to be done to keep other
governments from claiming benefit Of the
treaty under the usual Favored nation
clause in treaties. It is also proposed to
stipuhte that the Hawaiian government
shall not make any foreign alliance or a.
low any other nation to acquire naval
stations or other footholds on the islands.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25

The bill To nav the contested election ex-
penses Of &. B. Chamber came back from the
committee on claims with . Recommendation
that it be indefinitely postponed A motion "a
lay ON the table was defeated and the bill VA
finally committed to the committee ON ways
and means.
Mr. Crosby, organizing Flpeseoae county.
Mr. Durant, reviewing and ame0dthG -
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Avoid Quacks & Impostors

DE-. J. B. DYoTf. graduate Of JeOerson Ned
teal College. Philadelphia, author Of seversl
valuable works. can be consulted on all dis
esses Of the Sexual or Urinary organs (Which
be has made an especial study either in male
or female. no matter from what cause original
ing OF Of how long standing. A practice Of 30
years enables him to treat diseases with sue.
cees. Cures guaranteed. Charges esssonable
These at dis' apce can forward let}sf descTib-
ing symptoms and enclosing stamp 70 prepay
postage.
Send for the G,eide to He zlh. Price 10 eta
J. B. DYOTT. II. D.. Physician d Surgeon
lO4 Duaue Street Me- York.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25

-GeorKe W. French has been nomi
rated BY the President to b Secretary
u Wyoming Territory.
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Passenger Set - Their Heads, ~
Net Seriously Hurt.

Cincinnati, Feb. 1.-THE mail train
leaving here this morning on the Ohio 4
Mississippi railroad, ran Of the track q
South Side, near this city. turning thu
coaches completely over. No one VA
seriously hurt. The accident WAS caused
BY broken rail.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21
.TELEGRAPHIC.

. CsLUMBus, Ohio, October Ito Hon.
Hendrie B. Wight, chairman State Demo-
cratic Committee, Philadelphia; The State
has gone for Hayesby small majority. The
returns indicate that the Democrats polled
aivote of $4,000 larger than was ever cast
for any man elected Governor of Ohio. Our
defeat was the result of the most lavish ex-
penditure of money that ever particularized
a political contest. The colonization Of
fraudulent votes and the introduction of
the false issue on the public schools, which
excited the prejudice and bigotry of reli-
gious hate. - JonN G, THOMPSON,
/" For the Democratic Ex. Committee.n
-" COLUMBUS, Ohio, October IL. - To
Chairman Republican Central State Com
mittee, Philadelphia; The dispatch OF
John q. Thompson, chairman Ohio Demo-
cratic State Committee, OF this date, to the
chairman of the Pennsylvania Democratic
State Committee, so far as it relates to
frauds perpetrated and lavish expenditure
Of money by the Republicans Of this State,
Is q falsehood, and he knew it when he
signed il. = "a. II. WIcKoFF,
sOhairman Republican State Committee. >.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October. 14.--There is
etiH intenso excitament over the election
news and much figuring is being done. The
Democrats do not expect to dissipate the
majority, but claim that it will be very
small. The Republicans figure very close,
but still rely on several thousand majority.
| Later "A most remarkable change in po-
litical feeling has occurred this evening. At
noon the Democrats conceded the State to
the Republicans by from 10, 600 TO 10, 900
majority, but this evening they received
private advices which considerably changed
their figures, steadily cutting down Hayes's
prospective majority. This evening tho
Democratic Committee closed their head
quarters to outsiders and have since been
figuring on the result and claim that Hayes,
If elected at all, will not have over 200 ma
jority. This result, the committee claim,
Is reached from figures received from their
private correspondents in fifty-three coun-
ties, and thirty-ive counties 70 hear from.
Thompson, the Democratic chairman, says
they yet hope to prove Aliens election by
small majority. This news has spread
! l Ike wildfire, aud men who were confident
to-day, and jubilHnt over having WIN con-
siderable sums of money on Hayes's cleo
tion now fill the Republican committee
rooms, anxiouslY inquiring for news.
| A. T. Wickof, chairman Republican
State Committee, admits that the news of
this evening wilkcut down Hayes's prospec-
tive majority, but claims he has no news
worth keeping. He declares he can't sec
how it is possible to overcome Hayes ma
| joriiy. ~
Republican figures gives the Republicans
nine majority IN the House, not counting
the four considered doubtful, and three ma
jority In the Senate, with four members in
doubt. i ~
"a later revision Of the Republicans figures
gives Hayes a net gain Of e41i Ia fiffy-six
counties. On the other hand, the Demo
Gratis claim that Hayes will not have over
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The leading merchant OF -Denison is
named Teah. We suppose he Is from
China, aud the ',h' aspi-rtc was elapped on
at the end of bis name to keep snme thirsty
Texan from swallowing him alive.
The EaamiRer devotes itself to the exu.
bsrant pecan crop. Why not ship box tn
the SrArEsNANf You have enabled US to
crack many q joke. and IT'S cheaper TO you
10 furnish nuts Somehow OF other, how
ever people still think nuts are scarce
over there.
The EraDsiasr says: How it that the
Tsleqraph can ally itself with the STATESMAN
passes our poor understanding" IL was
needless for the Eramiaer TO mention tho
fact that in foot race the understanding
it modestly talks about is deyilish slow aud
anything can pass 1t.
When sheep, cattle or horse thief is
pursued by four good deputy sherffs OF
Dallas and falls dead in a corutield furrow,
they call it heart disease, That's what was
the matter with the man supposed TO have
been mysteriously murdered by unknown
people lear Dallas. He had been stealing
sheep, and was flying with his family.
The principal occupation Of the Consiitu-
tional Convention consists in going back
wards, and yet 1t is not craJ6si. In any
event the whole concern, even that portion
of it born branded with the right TO vote
and the hoary paternal ancestor Of the
Holy Alliance-aif Of them have recovered
their temper and senses and swear by the
STATESMAN.
Cannot the Austin Archaeological Society,
of which Mr.. Palm is president aud Judge
Alexander custodian OF curiosi,ies, secure
the curious stonss on which is inscribed the
names of participants in the making of
the treaty OF 1850 between several tribes
of Indians and the United States. 5. j,
Neal of San Saba county has them, at the
head of Wallace's creek.
That Leavenworth editor, who beat the
jugglers, DeCastro and the rest, and has his
'jugular clipped and wouldn't die, says he
is going to be good fellow, forget the
past and promote the welfare Of the hu-
man race" The STATESMAN thinks 1t un-
dertook job big enough when it proposed
TO care for Austin first and then for Texas !;
but this unkillable Anthony without a
qualm of conscience, gathers the whole hu-
man family under his wings. 1t must be
because he is endued with immortal life
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texas Posisles.

nm, T,,er,,r;ee r.fe,,f,,,, y, ~, ,,,,ll u
"S '.'''e' - ~ s"e poai 'a~ -
conaition precedent 70 voting, snys: IL
wouia 90 nluch towards relieving small
places from Dting taxed 10 death, ann ruled
oy irrespohAiDie parlise who TrtaIn power
through their control Of Ignorant votes.
Col. G. B. Kilgorc, OF Gregg county. il
i said. win be the NEXT Tand c.,mmissio,.s..,
AZ TeT. NJ. a ln @x1sfat .,..,.,I,,,.:,,
an .Id Texsn ss,si,l,s I1.,,,. ~,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21
Letter from Chicago-The Exposition and
what Our Correspondents saw.
Cu1cAao. October I. 1s7,

AA-AO0OO1 ON1OONAr - 4OsOs
Editors Democratic Statesman = Having
wandered around this lively city collecting
a few items (and considerable mud) your
correspondent will proceed to inform you
what he knows about Chicago:
The Exposition is the principal sensation
at present. The Exposition Is considered
much better than that of last year, and the
articles exhibited attract q great deal of at
tention The Power Building" supplies
the power of running the machinery which
is on exhibition, and also runs the machine
~ used by the manufacturers who are giving
exhibitions of their work. There is large
variety of agricultural machinery exhibited
also several kinds of steam and compressed
air pumps. Among the latter is a miners
compressed ar pump which Is claimed to be
capable of pumping 100, 900 gallons per hour
This pump is supplied with water by pipe
laid to the lake. Two working models are
exhibited--a -four mill and gram elevator.
The mill giinds the wheat into -four
and packs it into miniature barrels in the
most perfect manner. The grain elevator
goes through the process of raising the
grain into the bins, the whole operation
being visible to the observer A toy firm
exhibits some curious toys, including an
alligator that cr4~Is very naturally an
smiles sweetly, and a doll that pushes a
wagon around. A TIN can factory in the
building turns OUT eans by the hundred,
the machinery being run by boys. There
is very ingenious brick machine exhibited,
the bricks being forced up through an iron
table which revolves. The display of cereals
from Nebraska ard other Western States
and Territories is very fine, The grasshop-
pers failed 70 send delegates.
The Chicago Academy of Science exhibits
some finely mounted specimens of the NOR
tai frames of animals, including mastodou
and other extinct animals, also -fn-backed
whale. The sigkts 10 be seen in the exhi-
bition are so numerous that considerable
time i required to fully examine everything
which Is TO be seen there. The fair sex i
generally well represented at the Exposition
the attention Of the ladies being attracted
principally by the display Of feminine eos
tunes by Gassage 6 Co, and the fne candy
stand Of Gunther- The hotels have beer
very iuIl since the show opened. the PAlmel
House having 90I names on It's registsT yes
terday.
One Of the novelties Of Chicago is ths
fast nlaiF' uain which runs from Chicago
20 Mex York in twenty-sIx hours. Tia
cars are painted white and euch car i
named after some Governor. There Is con
siderable building being done here this year
The distnct burned over last ye1i beiBf
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MONDAY, November 22, 1875

.flsf % 17 e- - ittffE O. o. boz aze
and orders for pocketbooks should therefore be for
urday November 90 can be enteptaiSed "t
s1y0 OF the Pocket-books Of the patented
price Of the same being S. and these win be forward
S6aI ~ sary Of fore those
receiving superior article. v
; Remittsnces can be sent US either for one or any
number OF pockctbooks by draft posto1iee orders
greenbacks in registered letter by express etc.
Postonice orders and drafts to be made payable in
favor of Frank tevart Qhe Companys manager) post
office orders be drawn General Posoflce Phila-
delphia, and drafts on the Ftrst National Bank.
tl THE DRAWING OF PRIZES -''.,~
will take place at the Company's principal Offices $50
Locust street fhiladelphs in the State OF Pennsyva
MIA, on wednesday, November "a, 1873, and
Z i--s4 TIE wIsNiNG NUMBERS
viii be advertised in this paper and the PRINCIPAL Phil.
yember 81. A 5l-
fee order per regis cred letter by Mondays iNovem
Der 29l morning mails, or IL preferred prizes be
@ ey oi u any Otner manner may
WardlDg orders TOR pocket-6ooks.l - f Is ~ 81
$50. RENEMBER THIS is no LOTTERY, q
but bona .Fde business system, founded q true
financial basis which enables the Company to convert
into m ney otherwise surplus stock and this with
eecting speedy clearance of stock which the pres
eHt dulf times l. the great deSdrdta in no other
way can be successfully attained.
Weguarsntee each pockelbook to be OF the best man
ufacture; OF pure morocco leather and ntrinsiealv
This is an opportunity that should not be let pass by
one and all should embrace this chance; afford ey
cry one an opportunity Of realizing shsrh In Sioo 600
receive value three fold and those whs let this fortu
tous chance escape them win have only themselves to
blame.
An letters replied 70 same day as received We sd-
wise intending pul chasers to forward orders immedf
atey, which will prevent disappointment AID receive
Remember. every one that sends ONE Do11Ar, he.
Pocket 10 ixGof value OF from SO to 81 and
a. coupon, giving them share in the drawing Of
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built up rapidly with brick aud stone build
logs. The gentlemen here wear very long
frock coats, and a .scasaal observer would
imagine be saw procession of elergymen.
The city authorities are lowering the water
mains il the streets as they we're frozen up
la winter.
The American Board of Missions is in
session at present in Chicago, discussing the
moral condition of the heather and the
price OF red flannel There is great mum
Der Of missionaries in the city in prime con-
dition. There are also about 800 burglars
in the city who appropriate the plate and
jewelry while the family Is at the exposi-
tiou. Trade is quite lively at present and
the streets are pretty crowded.
As you have probably had enough of
Chicago, Your correspondents will proceed
to ''give you rest" hoping you have en-
dured the iBfiction with meekness.
z GuLLRER.
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T,o IlIK PuRLIk.

We desire ~ rfna oRr patrons nnc the pualic gen
ernliy 81 ~ recotsF ~ ~ l<k, who - af hls
poet fesly 70 execate f1llhfally "a ofdeis a Den
nstr7 Is as .i.ts =
We mtke asreeialsy of GOLD work, Aslieyfns fson
erpcFtcnct tA1l notA prove - f4IIfIai oEe
ral We llsfr cnmpetllen 81 2oi1 RltlnEs - sri1a,
cial teeth - 0p,d Pale. Dr. ssilea's Improvements
for casllnk CtId arecfY % the leetA = unknosn
uuennnlcd - Denfisrlf- We ~ kzouletrc ~ fnrHrl
.rfS Ala olher - enE prefefslens We are
xeaf pre,,a-td fof The enef fsests - AEtlaeaf teeth
Cas- cn hsila for fatnezz e, Ions Ne have ptr-
chased feN irssI fan. rhcA 4 - i1ht f9r rF ain
los aTtllt1I fl1Ih IN The uoaft fr4y tcrcf ~ tne
l1Iaro ~ ~ lto pa1r 70 pzn1efe e tx4c1lc o1f
work cooscloplientls. EarEan,se ss1ts I.e,,e2 +
aslaalnNn a - "a = DsalIll..
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together wi'ha coupon ticket, emitting and giving the
holde share in the drawing OF 2sl8 ASH PRIZES
OF The aggregate value of One Murdered Thou.
saai Dollars 1H CuFrencY.
The Company guarantee 10 return to each purchaser
at Leost treble the U0tue for his money
How can this be compiisped is question many
will ask themselves. and, foreseeing this offer the
following lucid exIfanai n: 4
The trade assignee anyIous TO dispose of and real
iZe on the entire stock of the bankrpts in one sale
accepted our offer OF $500 for lott after adver-
Using same foI sale one month, and not receiving
single offer, which, In the present depression OF busf
ness and almost total stagnation OF trade Ia be
wondered at, notwithstanding that offer
third less than the actual OF the manufacture of
the pocket booksthe assignee having real
the effects of The bankrupts in the interests Of
III crediors he had alternative but 10 ept this
offer and sell us the lot at our price, thereby
bling us 10 M
~ DIsTRI Butte II PRIZES 800 900 -.., r---
amongst the purchasers and at the same time retain
lar marginal prot for oureees thus you Obtain full
double the value OF the amount you forward u.s. and
depends on your luck what amount you gain Of the
S1O0,000 money prizes. 'S
The sale viii positively close on
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-10-21
Miscellaneous.
Symptoms. of a Diseased Liver.

SYmftoms OF a Diseased Liver.
DATNin the right side, under the
/ edgeQf the ribs, increase on pres
ere; sometimes the pain is in the
left side; Tie patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken forl rheumatism in
the arm.s The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in senerl are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
IN the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, ac-
ccmpanied with a PAINFUL sensation
of having left unlcne something
which ought to havebc done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendanr. The patent complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
tion of the skin his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
,7so enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
= above symptoms attend the disease
but cases have occurreJs@herd ic
eaf f.Is~------:----s1,iz-- exsTaiE1ut;:y5r or
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
Eanged.
AGUE AND FEVER
Dr.. C. M'LANE's LIVER PLLs,iN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. Ncbetter
oathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. Wewould
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
p s. Dealers and Physicians ord.rir, Srnn
others than Fleming Bros. will do well writo
their orders distinctly, and take none ut Dr.
n C. WLaHe's LiVer Pills, PrepdTr6 BY lie-zin1
Eros, Pittsburgh, Pa, the plarket Ssfn1 hI of
base iIaitctions. To those wishing TO give ITEM .
trial. we will forward per mail, post paid. o any
part OF the United States one box Of Prs for
twelve fhree-cent postage stamps, or one val Of
Vermifuge for fourteen tn ree-cent Etanps All
orders from Canada must be accompanied bY
twenty cents extra -
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HARIrUAL CONSTIPATION

is OF the most painful evils Of a sedentary life
and alicts the student the professional man. the ar
san, the seam tross and the man of leisure alike
Violent purgattves only increase the evil they are
given TO remedy and mechanical agencies In the form
OF injections are as nc0nvenient they are unnat-
ural The inventors OF pills have in this complaint
alone found their greatest and Burest Of income
and wealth. Indian Vegetable, Indian Purgative Ca
tharttc Imperial and Dinner Pills have constituted
the stock-ntrade Of quacks and empirics Ia all
ages But unhappiy the curing pill of thirty years
ago proves worthless to-day, and among the many
substitutes offered bnti few seem able to outve
single or 70 answer the universal demand
for medicine that will satisfactorily bring about that
natural peristatic action OF the bowels, without
which life becomes burden food tasteess. nutri
ton ceases and dyspepsia with all its nameless hor
rors eeiEes upon Its Victim q lT'5 s!Vfif ~
Encouragod by the Satisfactory evidences Of the yr
tues OF the Syrcum as most deobstruent remover
OF obstruction in other cases led TO believe
that it poasessed qualities which, II rghtfuy ex,
tracted and properly administered win ans Ter all the
purposes hitherto sought IN drastic purgaves or the
unnatural and unpleasant the syringe with
out at tho same time weakening the alimentary and
excreory organs. In the tome stimuIative and sani
tive properties OF the syrcum prepared by u.s. we
found every long soughtfor qualify constituting IL
the most en- etnal remedy for constipation ever yel
discovered. Its admirable and welproved action
upon The stomach, liver dneys etc. clearly show cd
that in adapting its preparation 10 the ces of diSe-
tion with the same care and DETERMINATIONS we should
not be disappointed. eifi ~ a7aH n ~ ~
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exoNE THIRD IS SAVED J
CT. LouIs LAW SCHOOL.

nsw Department of Washington Universify) :.
The regular annual terra Of fhie Law School Wi
open on WEDNESDAY. 0cToBEK Is. 1sls- fsl
course two terms, six months each students admit
ted TO the Senior Class examlnston BY appc4tlou
on or before October l2 Tuition $50 first year. SO
second year. including OF Lfb-zry- For parfcn-
lars, address g. NJ STEWART, DeEn OF Law faczi'y J,
alH n T bird e st. Louis. No aus sm