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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

Gofeel what have felt, 81 s.
Go bear what have borne .r---
Sink meath a blow father dealt, -
And the cold worlds proud scOrn,
Then suffer on from year to year g.
Thy sole relief the scorching tear. q
Go kneel as 1 have knelt 49,
Implore, beseech and pray
D. " Strlve-fhe besotted heart t. melt
The downward course to stay
Be dashed with bitter curse Aside,
Your prayers bHlesqued, your tears de6ed.
Go weep as have wept 'a
Ger = loved fathers fall;
See every promised blessing swept
Youths sweetness turned to gall;
Lies FADING flowers strewI all the Way
That brought me up to woman's day.
Go see what have seen,
Behold the strong man bow
With gnashing tee b, Ips bathed in blood,
And cold and lvid browl
60 catch his whitening glance, and see
There mirrored, his souls misery.
Go to thy mothers side,
And her crushed bosom cheer
Thine own deep tuish hide,
WiDe from her cheek the hitter tear;
Mark her worn frame and withered brow;
The graz that streaks her darg hair now;
With fading frame and trembling limb,
And. trace the ruin back to him
Whose plighted iai:h in eaiIy youth
Promised eternal love and truth;
But who, forsworn, hath yielded up
= That promise to the cup,
And led her down through love and light,
And all that made her promise bright
And chained her there mid want q I'd strife,
Thai lowly thing drunkarC's wife
And stamped on chi dhood's brow, SO mild,
That whitening bight-the drunkard's child =
Go hear, and feel, and see, and know, -s
All that my soul has fe and known
Then look upon the wine cups glow;
See il its baauty can atone
Then, If it's ia or you can try,
When all proclaim tits drink and die
Tell me hate the bowl p .fs
.'oe Hate is q feeble vferd i>r-.. . 30
loathe-abhor-my very sonl
With irong disgust Is stirred,
When e'er see, or hear, or te .0r
OF that dark beverage Of He'll
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
rhs rI,,a,r. elton OF he Bile.

The instruction of the bile, q cense'
quence which ensnes when the liver Is mac
tive and the bowels torpid, produces mum.
Der of bodily evils. The blood becomes
contaminated with the bilious fluid, caus-
ing the skin and the whites of the eyes to
assume a yellowish tinge; dyspepsia and
nausea supervene, the tongue becomes
furred, the breath fetid, there are pains in
the side and between the shoulder blades,
the urine is high coIored and scalding, and
in aggravated cases jsundice and infamma-
ton OF the liver ensue. All these conse-
quences may be prevented or obviated by
using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, vege-
table Alternative tonic WHICH stimulates the
inactive liver to exert itself in secreting
and directing the bile, acts naturally upon
the powels and removes every trace of in
digestion. s.t..1
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

HENRY BURToE. the man that the two
hundred aud fifty-dollar reward was offered
for, for killing his father-in-law, Bob
Smith, in Washington county, was cap
tured in Erath county by D. Mayes and
Monroe Tremble, who brought him to Aus
Tin and placed him in Jail Thursday for
safe keeping, where he will await his trial.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14


Two HUNDRED DOLLARS l1EwARD.-F
failure to cure any case of .'habilual con-
stipauonn of the bowels with DIR. Sberman's
compound prickly ash bitters, provided its
use is persisted in as directed. No matter
whether the disease is the result of torpid
liver or . relaxed condition Of the muscular
coating Of the boFels, they sever fail to
cure h; also AZ saeysriQus and diversified,
sympathetic, nervous disorders usually ac-
oompAnying Indigestion and occasional or
habitnal constipation Of the bowels. Il also
cures dizziness. sick headache, leucorThea
and ell female weakness usually accompany
ing the same. Morley Bros, have itsfoT
sale, and viii explain il. further to you-
They also have sample bottles for trial.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

A GENTLEMAN just from Villa mson
county reports terrible state OF society at
Georgetown and in its vicinity. He left
Georgetown on Thursday morning, and at
that time there were csmped two compa.
MES within two miles of the place, and
they about two miles apart on different
roads, one company about sixty, the other
about forty strong. The gentleman, oul
informant, stranger in the neighborhood,
and new conner in the State, asked of the
people in Georgetown and along the road
south as to the cause, and the excIted and
feverish condition of the people in George
town, but no one would say a, word upon
the subject or venture any information.
FSrther down the road, however, where the
people were further away from the scene,
he gathered the following meagre facts:
That the Olive brothers were upon trial be-
fore the district court at Georgetown fol
the killing of one or more persons; that
they were desperate men and had their, ad.
herents In the country; that they are at en-.
nifty, and have been for years, with another
family in the country, equally desperate
that the company of forty men were the
friends of the Olives, and were awaiting
the verdict of the jury in their case, and,
if it were against the Olive boys, they
would sally into town and take them from
the officers of the law that the company OF
sixty men were organized to prevent these
results, and to see that the law was vigor-
ously executed. The men, however, in
each company stated=that they were all
law-abiding citizens, and were organized
for no bad purpose, but simply to see that
the law was vindicated. The above are
simply the facts detailed to US by our in
formsnt, and, if true, are an epitome of the
terrible results Of bad or cowardly legisla-
ton, or something else,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

DIED. Mr. Ed T. Randle departed this
life Wednesday night about ~ o'clock, az
ter suffering the most intense pain for
about twenty four hours. His remains
were followed to the grave Thursday by
q long procession Of relatives and friends.
pulses; generous to a fault, and he left
many friends who deeply sympathize with
his family in their bereavement.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

he crawIed in on the break beams under the
baggage car, and rode safely until the, train
got this side of Manor, at which place,
while the train was standing, tits presumed
he went to sleep and then rolled of on the
track short time after the train started.
The car wheels passed over both his legs
and cut them of below the knees, and his
head was also bruised. He was taken on
board and the train backed to Manor, where
medical aid was called. He was in 81 much
agony that he could not tell his name, and
there was little hope of his recovery.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
Next to a loving heart, l p,.zs

A lovely mouth,
Whose breath is sweet as evening breeze
From balmy South. -
So, darling, know you won't
Forget TO use your SOZODONT.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
Domestic Markets,

GALVESTON, September 12 - Gold 100.
Silver 10l1z@10216.
Cotton steady; receipts 2217 bales; sales 1919
bales; ordinary SIC; good ordinary CSC;
low middling iOsSc; mfddling 1O&c; good
middling l1Hc. :
Hides advancing; dry, selected, 141Sc;
light salted l2c; wet, sailed, Sc.
WOOL firmi fine Eastern 21@24c; Western
1920; Mexican 12(@14c
New YORK, September r. = Gold 109%
Cotton quiet; sales 1l41 bales; uplands
II 9-16c; Orleans 11s4c.
New ORLEANS, September 12.-Gold 11O1<
Sight e per cent. premium Sterling bank
5.3115.
Cotton-demand active, with prices firm;
sales 1900 bales; good ordinary 915@85lc:
low middling 101a@1O3sc; middlfng 1f@
111sc; good middling 115S@12%c.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

JOHNNY DUvAL SHor.-IE seems there is
no end to murder and the variety of crimes
now being committed in this State, and
every day it goes from bad to worse and the
public mind becomes more and more un-
easy. On Sunday evening villain who
must have been possessed with the devil
himself, deliberately and without any cause
whatever, sent a sixshooter ball whizzing
through the foot of little Johnny Duval q
lad about fourteen years old, near his faith
er's residence, one mile west of the Avenue.
No one was present to witness this cruel
and startling murderous assault, and the,
only report of it comes from Johnny him.
self, who states that he was sitting down in
the bushes not far from the house when a
man rode along on horeback,, halted, DIS
mounted and fired, and then, hearing the
screams of his victim, remounted land put
spurs to his horse. What caused this un-s
tanned heather 60 do such deed cannot
be surmised. Judge Duval thinks 1t barely
possible that the man might not have seen
the.boy and that he shot him accidentally
while trying his pistol; but it was more
likely the willful act of q reckless, heart
less, uncivilized frontier daredevil Doc
tors Mclaughlin and Wooten removed the
ball which entered the heel and ranged
downward, and it feared that little Johnny,
vino bore his pains manfully, will be a
cripple for life. 4s 40
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

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Medicine, Engine erIng, Teaching and Agriculture
Apply for catalogues TO JAMES +. HARRISON,
Cha rman, P. o. University Of Virginia, Alnemarle
Co, Va .I+ a, a1 'f.5s . aug25wlmo
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

BELGRADE, September 12.-Oficial dis
patches Say there was severe fighting on
Sunday aud Monday between Deligrsd and
Alexlnatz, In consequence of the Turks
attempting to throw a bridge across the
river. They were unsuccessful. This
movement induces the Turks to despair of
taking AlexinaIz by direct attack, and
they are seeking to gain the rear of its
1ol tinted lines. The Servian garrison at
Alexinatz numbers only 6400 men. The
Turks need the place as base of opera
tons against Deligrad, and the preservation
OF their communication with Nische. Hora-
watch with twelve thousand men has re-
turned from Granada and joined Tcher-
naloH- The fighting ceased at nightfall
without any decisive results, and was re-
newed to-day. No later advices have been
received. Nothing is known respecting
peace negotiations. The popular feeling
still favors continuation of the war In
preference to accepting humiIiatiHg terms.
10 N -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

Boz LosEs Hrs LEGs.-A boy about
thirteen or fourteen years old, whose name
eoald not be learned. had both has legs cut
q by the cars this side OF Manor BY Fri
day nights Up train. he had beat his way
from Houston 20 Hampstead. and there got
on the trsin ior this city. bat vas put Oh
:. tbs 81 rsier tank, when il Is supposed
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a CARD.

To All who suffering srou the errors and tndis
Cretions OF youth nervons weakness, early decay,
loss o. 1nAuhUod, etc, ! viii recipe thai viii
curr ycu. FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem dy
discovered BY 9 missionary in South America
Send q self addressed velupe Q the REV JoskPH f.
ISNAS States u. Bsbs House, ASlc York Ctfy.
aprl4deodAw6
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

Travis county Jail, from which be soon.
ifhanother man, made his escape. he is
now in irons. and is not likely to get away
again, and if it be true that he murdered
his wife since his recent departure, he may
do little performing on tight rope.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

LIvERPooL, September 12-Noon-Cotton
quiet and steady; middling uplands lied;
middling Orleans 6 3-16d
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14

w ANTED-A NAN experienced in burning lime
w Address &. BROWN, or II. Pesslee, George
to- n, Williamson county, Texas. rug26wtf
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
DEATH TO THE SCREEN NORM

Ruchan,s Cresy lie Ointment win Kill the
screw Worm every time, and cure Foot Ros in
sheep and Cattle.
Rueha a,s CFesyIie sheep Zip IL an infallible
remedy for the Scab in sheep; being SOAP it pene
traies at once TO the skin and kills the Scab.
Ruehan,s Carbolic Dfsiofectirg Soap
cures Mango IN Horses, Doga, and Cattle. and
kills Lice, Pleas and T1eks on AL Animals-
BE SIRE JAS. BUCHAN . co.'s name appears on
one labels. an Others sosztsrfst- and worthless
VIM. r. KIDDRR = CO., AZ .
PRINCIPAL DEPoT:
Sei5 decd &wSm S3JOhn ST., New York.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
co FEEL wHtr|I laAvE rELr.

young lady in New, York was in the
habit of writing on .the,subject of temper
ance. Her writings were full of pathos,
and evinced such deep emotion of soul
that friend accused her of being ma
MAC on the subject of intemperance, where
upon she wrote the following touching
lines: ~. :
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-09-14
NOTICE OF LOST LAND CERTIFI-
IN CATH

Headriehf ee1tnceis NO. a.. fnr ons-fhisa lesxue
- lnnd isEDe1 IeA.e c1ulhei. na1lEBee q n
n.dzsia b. he bpard o. lald eonnissioDern q san
AaE1nline county nd DARED he 1rul daT % Nay.
iss N0iee 9 hetebS gwen thst n sed celacats Il
net fopnd within thrts mnihs from The Dat % this
adsertisennr, ekA1 make application 70 The Com
Hlssioner e The eienanG Land Oflce for duplicate
q ne s11e. \ A bTByENA
nn1 w.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

Tic common verdict On Genera
yshsnck's explanation h that - inns'
ssnt aud gsiIslsAs ; ,nsn should never
again b. subjected 70 thu temptations
surrounding = public o6es.
II w. speaker Blaine Catholic =
Correspondent.
No 10 u ! Congrsgasionslist =
Chicago later. Ocean.
No. ~ y l'hssisss goes Into pub.
lilo Places snd cries aloud shout kia
own honesty. In fact 10 h ! Colonel
lIsrd~sll Hlets with hls pocket foil 81
worthless Arkansas bonds. whieh b. Il
rsady - exchange ~ III hsurs With
Tom Scott " any ether money chang
a."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

The Repablis, : pariiaan magasins
u Washington. favorable 10 ! third
term for The presidency Of shs present
incumbent ssys this general dsmorsl.
nation of society has s6sctsd official
lIfs.' 10, wbsn The fact u "ths gsn.
sral decentralization u on!cisl Iifs II
introduced Into Washington BY Mr..
Grant. and - conducted BY the bum.
,nsrp hs called around hin. hss s6sct.
ID society % 10 permanent injury,
wherever Ia banfuI influence has been
held W 70 The ssss VI society. and The
world u msnkInd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

asAvs sstt.+t. tttss* sAAs ~ !.
t~~.s ss@rw isAla.ss hVit~Msm. -
AAeA - stss \ lsA.. ears. a.
sA.trss Al~ - W. ue~ a ~ u
,lpss - ~tsA ssas*Hsssa ~ <tssA
Ne. 10 Il IsssNsta AsAft "
~ t~s sens ve~ts " N.~ ~ w ArA
w. sts 49, 4 S4a Aesl 49, ~*m
'~ IA Ne Tered fias " s1it,a 49,
ttNA,tlss simiiss ssfssfs II ,Asa ~
kals p~tirsti~n VI - m.N, II TIT
tsm* II e#~Me~ hn~ssss snl ase..s
twsut~sus. " w a,st~a " Ne NJ.
\ Leader asa against IA ltnsvss,
,Aa~ea |. shrsAta psss.a " v. shs
sAissfs e~r " tAteasA sAs itais
lsa,st - dsrearetd VI iuiisial srss
u ssl.*aae~s stsrss sAsssA shss A.
ssspA And he~ IN i've iH,stvst n
god government, trmmnn hnnssas
ard decent frstsri ~ the lssfls
sAsss msllleas area miliiees hass
hess sap,.a v, The s.al ss,ste ring a
W a.hseg,en and ~hNb W.. vew Int
ths ts,hem'sss rwh..s n iuagv s'at.,.'
A n kh.rhsri, 4 \ ,'nn,. q y
Bahssek. t'has. a kla.ides. sns
heaven eniy hne~s ~he slse, ~ rfc
~. arains. TIL. restsrt use " VII
eiNrlal position fvt tbs protection i
tbs Individual and ehleial ,a~ali., =
himself and biz associate thieves II.
this corrupt ruling The haheas eerru
u net rha.r.shlr. Tie udiam 4.
saehinE 10 II II The sale property II
the political party whose nsceasi.is
mad. II necessary. NJ the rulings Il
barnard In the interest " Tweed. DO
eam- the sole property 81 the dcmoe
rasy. and ~ that overwhelmed tLcs,
for whom |. vas rendered. - ongh
this.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05
D1xss for Msions ard GuesmhSrs.

|. II 4 good plan IL make boxes ssy
twelve inches ssaafe and eight inchs'
high, without bottom or top; these
placed over tho cucumber hr melon
hills. and csvorcd with grass, sivo ~
impetus 70 tho plants early In thu sen.
asn. that nothing abort " hot bod
will effect. II very sarly. place lit
tls fresh manure around those boxes "a
keep ths contents warm. II II pston.
ishisg what effect this simple sontri-
vance will produce; aid nut only II II
valuable Tor protection from the cDld
wssthsr, but II u equally valuable q,
> protection from melon bugs and 9TH
" predatory insects that assm " watsl
for our shoissss ssculsnts. New Y1rL
Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

A few short years have Wholly aud
slorjossly viadisstsd ths Liberals 81
1879. II took nsrvs. courage and
patriotism y enable Nspsbliesss IA
oppose 0rsnsisu thsa, aud The oppos.
srs we're covered with msd. abuse snd
SANDER Hat nov I'll decent lsspub-
llsans desire II to - distinctly under.
slsed thst they do not endorse Grsst.
isn. The charges ssds BY ,hs Libsr.
sls fcsr yssrs ago. and for which shsy
we're shanslsssly abused and rssilsd.
rev stand confessed ofsll lsspublieans.
Lansing Mich. } Jouysal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

II ID bit . short timA sin~e the
shepherd gang heseed The psorls u
Washington most numerically IN y
sham pavement u lsnrs, lvsnis avsn.
~. and INV " must be rspaysd aud
ths people mus. pay for doing u over
again. What blessing this admins.
tsstion II 10 this country. 70 b sure !.
And what glorious thing II II 10 live
ID : country governed by 4 party
whose wstchW vrd II .'resrcachmsnt.
economy and reform = And what
grand old Spartan setfsnehsrs, seono.
miAts, and veforners are Shepherd.
Dabsock. and Grant + Lansing ( Mich J
Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

tn. President mss intltaassI 10 den
Hsdriek that his resignation will b
accepted whenever rendered. Hsdrick'i
offence - specializing . few thousand
dollars worth oss of his office. Sup.
pose now somebody should make sim.
liar suggestion 10 shs prrsilsn. for H.
sugursting this reprsl,ensitls practice,
and for prodsing BY II 20 the sxtont d
half million dollars, sssepsing every
thing fv.m hossss and land. TO bull
pups
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

An old farmer excuses tho Ignorance
u she president sbost the constitution
Axing salariss ~ urging that military
tactics ~ taught . Wsss Point, And
further lhst ~ the eonstitutisn Va ab.
gosaisd before Grant wss made psssi.
dent. hs Lsd no oscassion 10 stsdy II,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

The Clneisnstl Ossssls " Apnl
10Th sAnisine four eoluma srlicls In
favor ~ w. Mostoa Tor President.
Tbs article puts great ssrsas upon ,hs
fest that Morton hss always bess =
dsfssdsS u ths sdmisistration." Tbs
developments showing tbs true sbsras.
tss d The Administrations seems 10 cell
f.r presidential ssadidsts whe h not
even ~ apolosiss y The adsinistrssisn,
much lsss defender.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

Grest Britain has ct winslo~
free. Oar sxtrsiision treat, With ths
mothss seaatry better Le aLs"gatsd
The b1lsrss u regssvy II IN fsvm q
this sosStsy. end II The rsgass are
ssfs - shst eosntsy our sspsris VII
exceed ssv inpovts. - - osght nj
sompIsln.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

hsss 400 IA ast~tAs - #ss "A M
vsase Htsts WENff. ~ I - isst
u 80 ~sst lsefs stts. s4A sAsts u
- lHaA t4ets sfA tesa I lssNwss#
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III tAs#s Aras aae#s Asst NsslsA 49,
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tHyis sstssa ~ Tysssawat h. s#e
W. satr " As~f NJ 49, IN tssts
~ms# ~stss $50 tswas lles&lsss
svss ~ - 80 stst sHwAtef~l w.ai
.i#ss n ~. AemAie ltAsrs "A
tsa.s t.als
JANIS r nrl.s.fs
NhsN / ~saltsue ~ill ftumr,'s rass
.sth t.tfiAtt rAtlar ulrtts awa r.. 49,
llslna III ihs ssahns ,sisnn rsa.ans
THIN, vhe ssn leartt atnhi n. ~usa
rtFal sIfsmpst w I'irtes. As~tstt.
asts mi wish r. tiarr As 'srilsn Mra.
zeal Iiseessts II The rstsaagas "A
aaseA ra,sn, ussssns. w recommend.
me il h eafe sssfs a,ssass Mr. aess
hs - recommend il, I'M ~hs, hs assa
rlalm II this. that there II hni enr
firm N hi~..A disease ihat IA will MI
care. AMI that sliseass u esnref Nv
tlass nn, recommend he discovery fst
that dlsease, sst 10 kanvs II 10 - The
meet ssafehinr l,leai cleanser ~, dn
tastr.i and that il will ffrs ths hlona
aud .sstsm IL all nthss knnwn livad
ruisons, h. tAss animal, vegetables u
mineral. Tile 4, lisn Discovery |,
warranted hs him To eure the ~ots'
films II Skin Diseases A. All ferns II
| ulatehss, l'imller aud Esarsicna, slse
All silandalas sv.llinfs, and the wotsl
firm Vi srrrfnlvns and liberated
sores ef Neck. Legs ~ ether PARTS
anil all serofalcm Diseases ef ths
Homes ~ White swellines Fever
Sores, Tip Jain, aud Spinal Diseases
VII n which belong 10 Serpfulus'
! diseases.