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si,sss'se siss.y ssssse''i ,srbiss to 10 wssts
cot issil' ) re-efasia,i 10 assist IN
itReform IL this matter might nst
he wishss,, assod results, aud would
rot be inappropriate III this Cpntcs,
Mai Year 'ibe beny hand of tod
or lie rsfsees, deli .site ii,,a.ers OF
tie thinker may a<sh-ke adorned
Iihe taste phie!,Ie1fes Il necessary
for Che man ~ wasnan Of iasIiion 10
wear - tp;sst .o.fe, glove, though he
s,iiy 4 kifcerefing. tut wiiy exn.sp
og,y asse ard thus risk the los IN
tic 90 glove The Reiorp.ers might
attack thi: subject after disposin,
Of the umbrella cerr, plionists.
Aa.on2 other lost articles are sever.
at de.en speetncles of different
sly len, three or four opera glasses,
any number ei serap-hooks, memo
raRdng books. diaries. novels works
of reference, Cen, .nninl catalogues
guide 10 { a. pafi. and city, cIgar.
eases partially fitted. camp stools
canes, Aids ta Memory, few
linen dasters. railroad tick eli. aud
arg quantity OF sn:,ili satcncls. ianei,
baskets. etc. The amount OF swoi
ry picked np by the guards weal,l
,nake the eyes Ola diamond broker
twinkic, but all the most valuable
trinkets b We been returned,
, Among thcfiehest articles OF per.
sanai aGorpineft and use were q
number OF diamond rings. brooches
etc; emerald, spathjuc. md onpl
earrings. several gold and sIIEer
watches, and Il large assortment 81
/ laelSets and charms. Some q, tbr
diamond rings werc y,tlge-g n s55;l
and sram this an1nn. fbs ,ev,,.l,,
! dwindIed dawp 10 - cents on. Il
+ tho iirst Of The Inst nriicle. l,rongbi
INTO. or r#tlltr 10 the ,i.er offhs
a,lia,aats oflies WIS a ,,r,,, p,a,..
laf,se n ii.. and cvil..ItI. aon..,
( li.arl>.cd At h,.jra nd, - be, ~,
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a coz boy who had eaten about
bali a sarreli Of apples, went iuia &
DOCTORS oflioe yesterday aud stated
that he felt "mOnstruus bad
"Sit down, any friend, sii down; yeur
ease Ia peculiar one. Your tousup,
II you please; Oh! l see. Tie hydro
staito Herve Is slightly elongated, Win
d.eited Inflammation IN the epithe-
iium Of the thorax. shall apply the
heroic treatment. Il IL painful, tn,
Immediate ia it's effects. Ks an eye
o,uli-t,ll discove. traces oithe hydro
chloride of sarstpsfiHs IN your ief;
lung. which leads me- 20 fear that you,
isryu TX is gradually osoillauug towards
a eomatoee state, iucideos to lisp.
choUdria. Dc l make myerii under
stoodg'i
"iou be; your sweet lie you do. Pa
cured, liam, 'aiios asnigo, mile grstia-,
caramb ban And he yamOsea.
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ARErusLIcAs's rRerEsr.
"a. la.ser nl.e,.hnss on the s'suaaeu

d
! Especial to the Il. o Democrat
ILergR, November i6.--0ur election
of 1868 was well organized Demo
cratic fraud, known all over the eeuu.
try TO haze been 20, and yet the Repbu-
iiean House Of Representatives counted
the electoral vote for the Dem ocratic
ticket. because it did not char &c the
result, and now we have just had an
election quite as fair doubtless as in
any State in the Union. and Il is hoped
the same gentlemen win not seek TO
peryert this expression Of the viii 81
the people Mt the ballot-tox, al houch
the count either the one way or the
other may be found to change he ma
tional result.
A. the oldest native RepuM can in
the Gulf States, ] call for a dis al;.y Of
manly honor in this matter. r3den
and Nichols sare evidently elected.
Lat them be ineugnfated. III nor, then
let ~ hsss another war, and Az fcrnnl
separation, OF another policy OF recon.
struction The south, and ~ ecisify
LouisiAns. cannot hve - she h. beei,
hvips FOR the pAst decade. d Is
neorkeyk upon hslrnen rights and Il, Is
mil 10 81 - 1s1Inlsced 10 aay II 4 die
yzsfsa BLACK I'M.
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CHARACTERISTICS.
Local Points Of the Political
Compass.


A strsct corner fraad, t0li 81 hiccoughs
and tieas, was giving his Views GA the
Situation TO several scion- % long line,
Of illustrloa4 DRINKS and downs last
night.
"laze IL elected, and I'll spend me
last dollar and every dsop Of me blood
90 put him in"
"fez a purity spalpeen 10 be tarkin
that wsy-ye'h niver earn the dollar.
and there isn't thrnpt Of blood in yea
IT'S whisky. GwSn oater there, gwan
gwsn away wild YOU. or Til break yer
head wild stick"
And be reached Tor that patriot VIII
Alaerity. send Tor "grspes."
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ROUSDAseUr.
Nearly Eise,cs.

lie was coming from Cherry Hill
las; night, where he bad been u SCI
ui- Returuins Board, when his chuu.
met him.
say Charley, how Is the electoral
college?v
Almost dead sure tGlng, Tom
I've got the old man, the oil woman,
the bis brother aud myselE ua'
Iatnmc, rm afraid tue girl Is g4iug "a
cuunt me out. Women aud Return,
ing Boards are mighty Gncerteiu q
-he votes for me, I'm eIscJei, Dt,i
don't carry her, it looGs bsgy Tor ~.
yuu bei.v
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ayscSEAUR
LINN ENTS!

Physicians recommend, and fArriers de-
cla.5 .Iiat 40 ST. -ustii.-s have ever bsfiIe
bseiit-l Use, words sFe chssp but tjse l,r,,-
prist)f. pf ihass- articles Vtl pra-et.t tsiHi
bS.t.aa To usGftcgt ,n-n. gfasI- ant ~Ul
Esdrsrtee rarre rsts'it ;,i.'i s5.-4sfiictory r.
suits th5'a hr.s e"'-s t'i5s. tsen u5tsittrd.
sas te0iaur s-irirnezlE,Ns sI.c ~ rse!i-r
viii cure ita.pina is.ll SegTaI.sfa t.an.p.so
sseitlica. CAsed Ss2-st- -sgrr y ui,les Fru,.-
led Feet, ChiiiolninS, Sgeigiuss, SpFslhs aud
any ordinary
FISH, BosE e. aU-cLE AILaEST.
II VII extract tae ppiSon Of bi,es and
scar. tick : w, Palsy, Weak BlclS, Etrache
IUota"csir, stcn ana Cutan-o.Is ET4p;iJna
res.!iiy yield 70 is tsss,n.eat.
HeiFy STACK .! Aua, Iarssin county, Gaio,
IA y af wife ii;.S .ilid o uin isfn ioT i've
> ssEE--no iss- {, no st~ep--c 4utd scarcely walk
access t!ie flg r she is nos cain pieieiy cared
~, TIE 7lse Of cent .ur Linlmeut We all feel
Ia 40 {. fni - yoa, aud recommend your won
deTfns me -icine 10 all our friends"
James Hard OF Zanssvi!ls, Ohiu. ssys
"rae csntaur Liniineht cared my nenral-
gis."
Alfred FASH. oi Newark, writes: ..,s.nd
ne nae dozen hot lss by express. The Linz
m.nt hes saved siIy lei. Iwnnt to dirtriD-
u,e II, sta.
Tie sale af this llnime.t Is increasing. rau-
idly.
Ehe Cenfaur Imminent, yellow wrap-
l. for the tough skin, flesh sud muscles Of
soi>sEs, rs AND ANNALS.
VI have never yet seen "a cs,se OF Spawn,
S~-eBy. kins bone " inssgan Scratches or
Poti "a, viiisa THIS Imminent would not
speedily benefit, aud W. never sa.g our =
fsx Cases wntch " would no; cure u viii
rare when dnyIaing ran. e. = folly TO sp nj
ssI fs,4 = fayr7er, a bs-u one t.sitsEis worth Of
esntau, L;nimeu -Ssih d. b3ttsr. TIL. fos-
lowing ia i sample Of the testimony pro-
dae,zl:
JsFFEssoS, Mo-, Nav. 10. 1873.
ssssofns time ago WAS shipping 6orsee to
st. Is,1i-. gf one h-iiY crippled la TIL
car. Wis, gssat d!iieasty gJI btu 20 the
stable lbs sfaDi.. keeper ga His "a sa<yttI-
OF yea Ctnisur tSiat.aeat wli-ch used
i'm suf; success thai Ia t.so days tie ls1rst-
was sct4ys ,,El ueaTf; Ts.t. have beeu n
ye,ai;aafy snfseop fss thirty .yeittS. but your
tan.4nsa asss> a,iyehsBg / ever a7est-
"a M'eAtssi, Veterinary Surgeon"
Fer u peSfatgs staG,p We win mall = Cen
ta.r AtmsuIic. cOntGs.iBs hundreds al reT-
iaftestss, frotl epers state ia the UElon.
fiisse Liniinents are now eoIt 81 all deaiers
Ia t.ecnusiry.
Laboratory Ut J. q. rss,sa CO.
Nj Dey STREET. New YorK.
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nss7nEas rEr.

W.ssn brssttssrs leave the ola hsssthss1is
-Aiia 50 easa cfte , tsrss ste Ssgs
VIZ think, as We "a on sssile,
Aisi.ig aHr pathway day ny day,
III stavsi sees5. ara fseee dear,
~ xtslseS eiisf 10 rzssss 80 llHelss
And ine Gassrs hsibe tsse sbss,rS i.saF,
ttstd zee siipp-I tssef Tie touch
~ lowing gfssies, M q t.s-.t- orc sssoI4s
4 he sssssr Old ysslsss r;asifa ont
AZ in he happy t.ssie cf yGsa,
Ere Hls haii laat slist.e Of douas.
III yca should pise. sSssast yc1r,eaT
:, Fi.s shell you ilssadersse finn tisr sea,
isss II ia ITS hldtskEt Leart yssiA Lear
y low anu tender Ebe.osy,
a 70 tsFIfier of itss Yez{ir TIDE,
4 yearn3as, born fFf rrrrtGfrs
And Though us iensires lie seAisd,
Y ne shell kse % sing as at tbs sea.
Am seuiei1I1s..s when Old fneIne'fissiisrcEg
. Like CHESTS, the chan bars If our ssfiIi,
. We feel the ysarDiBz deer and strong,
longing We cannot control;
To tSy onr esrss and hnsis,esz by,
10 seek the old, fautt4fsr ways,
And cross f,oDe's tbsesMti Rlsd sit down
WIN comrades of oar earlier days.
Fer though orr paths are sundeT.d wide,
Ne heel that We age brothers YET:
And by-aRd-ty we tnrn aside,
rem hurrYlnz care aud worldly fret,
Aasi es'en one w..nders back to meet
III, brother by the hearth of home.
: u 6 X the meeting Is more sweet,
bseanse 50 far and wide we roam;
We rfess the IengtheainR bridge OF years.
Meet nEtstFetchsI hands and faces true,
TIE silent elnsIuonce o. tears
Sptaks welcome ihet ne words can do.
b all the meeting held regret
The -, sad story, offer taid,
oi hands that ours have often met,
7 'ssts-fo sed under chufchyard mold;
pi eyes that smiled into our own,
/ closed in the eFsa5nless sleep OF God;
7 A Swes!er rest Was never known
Than fieis's beneath the graves white sod
/ a tender thought f3g chose Tonight
tFihute tear ir0iu ulemaTE,
I hs.set' u Their covering q white.
SWs = may ttei- rreaf1less SiuHhsr DO.
! DALLAS, Sovsmhcr Is. Ia. L-soARRY.
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Mr. Johnson, the eierk in the post
oil e who SHOT at Mr. Werk the other
ia was before Justice Z, ak yesterday.
Tbs State was represented by County
Attorney @. y, Aldre.ige snd Captain
~ zen the defeEdaE. hy Judge 'Pnur.
need. Afler hearing the evidence
ana speeches Of caunsei, Mr.. Justice
Peak bound Mr., Johnson over in the
suH,-of eight hundred dollars 10 5pear
before the District Court.
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Mothers!

Cast sess is fiis result Of % yea--' -xperi-
u Ass - ~. s.tita-i Pitcaisr, 81 aa<>arbu-
t.tss- T. U.s. ye.etaeie preparation, a. eftac-
Tvs ~ ststor on, bat t,.rf-ctis pie sam ia
TIE t..t. IL caa he taken by t.ie youngest
iniaDt, aud NJ ties gsgs nor grspes d.
;. Srs'ssn, OF Rcystos, indiana, says OF ~.
sstaes--i haze tried tine Cssforii, and can
SPEAK II gIiy OF its merits. IL Will, tbstk
10 aTay ssu irsiy with castor oil. IL Is pi.zs-
atis -. . s.iio ~ woii erfu!iy efiica-
very thing.
fhe Ctstoria destroys worms regulates the
stainach. cures wind cole. and permits OF
ia eroap, aud fos teathing ehIiiren. Honey
Is not pleas .utsr 70 t'is taste, and castor oil
ID soi % certain in It's effects. IL costs but q
cents, In large bottles.
7-ist !. b. ROSE & CO., New York.
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s.onlz s.lsa u ! lsss,.eal :sarsr.

Hat Hidden ie elected there af3f,esfg
no Sioaht, and the sane restilt seems to
fall ln General Nicheiis. A few al our
republican friends still cling IL the hope
that the threa states. Flnfisia South
Cag9lina and Issu1sian4 viii be counted
ont snsi thus elect Hayes Ne ea,,lsss
that we caH.st ssee with fhess ewes, nor
entertain their saggnine expectations.
II the three STATES mentioned have.
gone Democratic, it were worse than
revolution to attempt 70 oyer
throw the will OF The people Of
those Commonwealth. The right
of ballot would become II farcc-
the viii of the people controlled By the
bayonet, and the form of government
become thc creature AZ a political pow
er whose diesa would be enforced Isy the
strong arm of might. That is not re
pubiicanisEa- - West Baton Rouge SUI
gar Planter, Rep, toiiieial paper,f No
yeInher IL.
New Orleans Papers on Phil.
The hearts of the people where Thurs
day Phii-ed with courage, and the COW
ed and drooping raised their heads aloft
/ IN conscious security. No craven fear
of bandiiti was manifested, for the cell,
br.l,ed conquerer had Gene and with
! the soiii-stiTFing and memorable cry.
/ IN not afraid + he climbed down
/ from Pullman ear at the jackson sta-
! ton, and ~as carefully slowed away.
/. packed and covered, Ia a carriage. His
I troubles on tbs toad were numerous.
/ He had aelay at Cairo, and fes miles
below Memphis the train was aitched
E Il. .
I Of five hours.
He arrived in the city, however. per-
E fectiv safe and healthy after 80 many
dangers ty Hood and field, ard took M
uupFeteatiaus quarters on Rampant
street, where he hoped 10 veil himself
from the euit II gaze.
! He was disrorered, however. but re-
fused positively To receive the devoirs OF
the reporters, on the plea that he vas
/ suffering some Of ,he Ills, etc etc. Not
( understanding his assertion that he has
:. nothing 70 do with Commanding the
troops here. it has bccn ascertained that
he has assumed absolute control. and
each officer has To report directly 10
I Sheridan
General Sheridan, in an ottieial ,i,s
patch 20 the SecretaT of Nar. dated
Nes 0ricans, june 3 1867. speaking o.
j Madison Wells, holds tl4is opinion
1T gay Row, une3aivocaiiy, fnat Goq
ernnr Wells IS political trioks.er alld
a dishonest man and dis
honesty Is more than must be expected
OF me- General Sheridan, At the time
the above was written not only refused
- Sustain Governor Wells, bui pereinp
I ;oriiy removed him from the Office h,
then held and appointed efoyisiona
suecessor Does General Sheridan hole
the same opinion of W. lis as a nlembe
/ OF the Returning Board now that he Iii,
/ in 1867? Is the question to be- deter
mined
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fslns tn usi.if ss Asa It's Elspseea 81
OCT her wiiirsl and iinesf tai.is rss4l
for The oossieisf The dear old sat,
egi his s!seesac.eseI top OF h.s iae,.l
asd locked from one end ef the tahi''
10 the other, aud said:
''ify you aou't want this here eisti.
-leppsd all over you'd better put Sem,
hing here fos my cup. | like thiuf-
like they ws..n 0ur gfandfathefs' day,
wren sou, e5scid psiiE your ceff-e oate =
your cup ipto your ssseer aud Dethin'
aarn't sara bout il. like high-tone
aud style myself, but blow .ae il
sees what folks wants 10 be eatiil'
will, thar forks, when they've gul
knives. ia a heap raiher run the ris /
Of cuitin' myself with knife tia
s'ickia' myself with fork every time y
Nov THU, sald he. holding up three.
pr3nged fork, sis fool thing to ask 4
man to eat with 10 be sure y aud the
sd gentleman fatty chucsled deri
sively aui handled his kaife as 1
sroaei aud then pitchfork with wen
ieFful swiftaess and effect. Chem j.
what | cali vittles,H said he. - u.
srGse and asked for "a gHurd OF water.
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a Patriotic oi., ssu,

Uncle 4 Ike Lyughorn has been in
GOWN for several days. He sold lis
antirn. put his wagon and mules Ia a
sag N yard, end has been spending
most 81 lii- tine trying 10 find cot
Niist il goias 40 IL Louisiana, and il
there u any later neas about Florida.
til CID gea,iemau has jgst drank
enough 10 he confidential aud
rebylious. tie has deposited bls none y
TiIh friend, and laws just eucu 81
20 .sep him mellow AMI wobtslirg
Fhe o!a lsI3y viii be ia after hin To-
Gay and march hiai of 10 the farm
and fall piswjug.
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pine Word. Den'i nu.lsr r.r.a,ps.

A constant reafier, who never sub
seribes, button-hoied US yesterday on
Lamsr street:
II want to tell YOU said he In o
whispering, mysterisns tobe, .'that /
read The HERALD with q great deal o.
pleasure. You are ali making !, a
good paper and deserve tie hearty
support of the community"
Fine words don'i bnfter parsnips. y
otherwise rAE HERALD would soon be
rich. There are plenty Of our reader,
who are not subscribers. ard their mp.
probation Is very valuable. ,,s it costs
as their subscription.
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LOUIS. HANNAH.

There we're doubts 10 the mind OF the tan
her.
So he sem dow 4 an army 10 man her:
But without any eiidtn'
She voted for Ifiden.
And that's what's the matter with Hammer.
iCourier-JournEi.
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81. IegIs iasssIlsE 49,
tfaRnTAnN GuTnE

= .I..eIoIl "a Va = 80 -
30 ts.i rsii.sll-ll s-Eril- q. ff - -
sss - - strr.7s ID &, ft.-.iac.l-s - -.
rs - -rf's -ll. q 7.'.1 q. - - - -
- = f-ss.li hssr9f l-'5'-- ~ ~ 49, 49, -
-zll AssE -Isf--sa-tia.s. L ~. = 49,
, 80
r-slva5- s t-Ezz-r,sg Z rs srs.-7 800,
x 80 80 ~ p 80 s11= o. ztsH 81 49,
lit.e sss1lli q l.l- IA a. Excess ri go y. -s-lf
-. - tar..-i-
go 80, - - ti's1l r. rssa, g-i.f n. & .a.ss.
NHaasI
50 taa rIal- ilafIr11
$50 o. - ssar'- a-l-i-Ir'.--l ~ - -
eE-l4z. IS g. ~
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even The
blood. In small doses Of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter oi century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative orgaas Of the
body, ard arc So composed that ohsiruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only 30 they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baiiied the best ct
human skill. While ;hcy prodace power
ftl effects. they are, At the same time, the
safest and bes: physic for children. By
their aperient seiiou tbey gripc much less
than the common purEaiiycs. and never
give pain when the towels arc rot infamod,
They reach the vital fountain. oi the blood,
and strengthen The system BY freeing Il
from the elements uf weakness
Adapted to all aces and conditions in
all climates, containing neither cslofnel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety .y anybaiy. Their
sarar-c0atinr preserves them ever fresh
AMI makes them pleasant 10 take; while
being pareiy vegetable no harm gaa arise
isom Their asa IN any quantity.
PHIPAgED IA
Or. J. C. AVER q Co, Lowell, Mass,
Practical snd Analytical Chemists
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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a cona,ient,Ai Bore.

The average American IL mighty
social fellow, and confidential to de-
gree. The Innocent voiuhility with
which he will strike up an aequain-
lance and proceed 20 tell you all Of hls
private affairs ana family history, po-
Literal views, and religions predilec-
tioDs, = gate wonderful An amiaule
native cssne up yesterday TO Inquire
what Buchanan'- majority WAS ia
Rhode Island. We laid down our pen
and stopping in the middle OF seu-
tenee, said, "Wbat?'
II came to ask you what Buchau-
ans majority 10 Rhode Island wasp
''Don't remember, can't ssy.D
MY name Is Charles William
Henry Jones. live In Van
Zsndt county, Texas 1 was
raised In Carolina aud moved to Geor.
gls In 1858, but my health was not
good, and then came 90 Texas. 1. lost
one child Ia Tennessee, and have
raised two out % seven, only. The
nrst one died or the meszles, aud the
others OF scarlet fever. My health Is
pretty good, and I am farming this
year My cotton erop Is better this
year than Il was last voted for Til,
den, and am an cid hickory Democrat
with the bark Oh. My wife told me
that
Jus; here steam was turned on our
patent automatic, selfregulat!ng non,
reversible Regards kicker, and the
nshef" was Landed IN one Of the al.
joining counties
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The Best Truss
ON EARTH,

oSE person IN every faur Is rEptnrels, and
~ tyo-this1s tnCs afflicted de-iTs 10 die.
AZ they sett-r from Dyspepsia. Spinal
Disease Farasysi-. Mental Berasge-
nseut DAD BehsiiGy.
* ''HowEs sPRISG Pan RErr rkUss,- x
For the trf atsneuf and cure of isup.ursnnd
tt~rnia- patented 1856. is the onis scfe<tz1e
reus inyented. svcrT pa sscian enaerss<
II ~ 7nce, ard patients bHg IL nj sight.
8uptared Sufferers from old fash innsd
metallic and nare-fGbpsr pr nss nud coJs-
lori SeiId s. o. io- sample Truss. c.rcn.aF :.
Fnd endorsements - thousands NhD Rave
been cures, aud of Ibc leading physicians
In the ultt>d states, including tas srrHt
ooctpr Ana s.rs@1o. 4, sZJry. p-inei IA Of
the 81. Louis h-,lioa. College. All AZ IL
the b-ss frass known. II has cured
5-year nap, re In hse - Ike : nj cents
for onr weekly Truss pa!str. etc Rev. EssSs.
the Pats.'Is,i ~ r,ipturefi both aides cadiS.
aild has been far 2. years, aud be iuyaafrd
iais At Truss for Iin-elfonly. We Taske
thea Or
HEs, "onsS and CHILDREN
who daily bless NE. II. for his invention.
THE HOWE FEMALE SUPPORTER
= the oest known for abdominal affections.
ifyDn have - friend rapfcred. do him g
favor lsy winding Us his Earne - once.
x Row TRUSS Co.
Bpx t5sa. Council Bi-ffs f1yra
80 5o6S rravciinz Agents wanted. States,
eouniiyS aud 10 ~nships for sale.
aus. It'd Wff
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TnA--wl.. r-- r.,u.. Petite, m,

AHERsLD reporter met solid old
Texan yestesd,y. who came here 10
the haleyon days 90 the republic, and
has shared the fortunes OF Texas Ia
war and peace Cor forty years. He Il
Ike oil business men, conservative,
ans sees la The present condition OF
political saairs much to alarm n.i good
citirens. and thinks not only the pres.
ept but the future national aud consii.
tutionsi rights Of the people are is,.
pcriied.
Reporter-I believe, Mr.. -, you
have been many years In this State?
Mr.. - Yes, sir; ! came here abont
forty years ago and am pretty well ae-
quainted with the eharscseristics and
spirit Of oor people.
Rsporfer- the event Of Mr. TIL
den's being counted cat, Hayss inau.
cnrsted ny farce Of arms, and great
civil revolution, resulting In the dis
snembesment of the Union or its divi-
sion into hostile parties, what altitude
should Texas assume?
Mr,--- swell, cir. I venture 10
spc2k for the old Texans, and say tia,
che should at once resume her sover.
eighty a. republic, place herself un.
der the protectinn Of Ensisnd aud
France. and maintain friendly reln-
49,. -~ltf. <tt..~ x.<...<. .....-ft..
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Or. D. W. FAIR0HILD, Prop'r,
cfs " Fourth So, Cincinnati, ehio.

Ale The most ef
h.efive and congo
NAL p,rzatiy ever
discovered They
are mild. hnt e.
feefual IN e. ir
operation, noting
tie bowels sugciy
aai without psia.
Although gentle
in ikcir operation,
they are still the
|. most thorough and
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she had brought the btbs ipto tbt
photographers studio ant, after rs
much struggling with IL ~ {, wonld
take 10 brand cali, Succeeded ~
getting the things cap Of and the
little angel proppei iuto the chair
opposite the instrument. The baby
stared around the room in a wild way,
With bis month puekersd up to cry.
The artist, on seeing the lhrestet -
emotion, saddeniy jerked bis head cut
rom under that diaboiie4I looking
black cloth photographers are want TO
envelope their heads in, aud smilingiy
said "Kiebc, kiche, kieiie; hess its
yit,y heart; and its going to have
1t purity yitty picture taken for :
papa, there, there, there, vi, VI, vi, VI,
kicke, kiche, land the baby stared nj
him while he waved rattle franti-
eally IN the air and accompanied the
performance with some extraordinary
facial effects, aud then suddenly dis.
appeared lie jack in-the- bex be-
meath the black cloth. The baSy con-
tlnued 10 stare In "A state of infautile
petsitied horror for q minute, whea the
artist came up like porpoise to blow
ard began his professional! mode Of en-
tertainiDg aud fixing the attention of
Infants, but IL was 90 O.. Ahout half
way through bis vocabulary 81 nursery
terms OF endesrment and artistic gss-
ticnlations, the baby saiIdesiy shat
his eyes, opened hia sGouth like a
young m9cSing bird, sat very red Ia
the face, aud ia spite of the iirsi-ciass.
pant0mimic entertsintDant offered.
(uo extra charge for children, I fetch ed
yell like wild cat. Down went
the black cloth over the instrument,
"Bess its yitty heart, was IT scared,
yes II vas saidthe mother.
"Damn that baby Raid the opera
tor soto uoce a. he Disappeared 70 ar
raogs for another performances.