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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-26

Committee appointed to settle with the
county treasurer offered their report, which
was on motion adopted as reported.
Gideon lord, County Treasurer, in Account
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-26
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in the city, consisting of the latest and
most fashionable styles of Ladies', Gentle
mems and Children's Wear. He deals with
none but the most reliable eastern manu-
facturers, and has heavy and choics as
sortment of Ladies French Kid Button
French Kid Polish. Ladies Box-Toe Shoes
Ladies Box-Toe Slippers, and all other var
ieties most in demand, aud most substan.
tial. He has splendid stock of Ladies
goods from Reynolds Bros, Utica, N. Y.
which are not surpassed
He has been careful In the selection of
all his stock, particularly with reference to
servlceable qualities and beauty of finish
He invites the public to examine his stock
He warrants all goods,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15
THE STATE OVER.

Harris CoimtH-G. w. Butler, assault.
ed Charles Bussic, with hickory cane
and paved twenty-five dollars Tor his
sport The difficulty was the revival of
preecxisting fued
Caliaha8 Cd,my-The organization of
Callahan county was perfected 10y the
election of county officers ON the third
instant-two hundred and rorty.thrce
votes polled The following is u list of
the officers elected. Judge. Brown;
Clerk, Shaw Sheriff Norl Surveyor
Dunagan; County attorney, Howard /;
District clcrS, Dali; Inspector, En-.
banks.
Tarrdt tomtH--Auothcr Jail bird
spead his wings and won his freedom,
Thursday. The Tailor had him carry
ing slop from the Jail, and when he
emptied his pail he gave leg bail, and
made good his escape. lie was shot
10y the jailor rs he ran. IL is possible
that he was drowned as he crossed the
creek, as his tracks could not be seen
on the opposite side.
Pamela C6mty-Tho Waterman saws
that the Right Rector johnson. colored.
II returned convict, and once tried for
theft since his return, probed Jim Jcr-
nigan, also colored, with six-shooter
at Baudy House Bells ON Tuesday
night last, the ball taking effect in the
lett side, between the hip and the lower
ribs.-Ceorge lngraham, colored. who
had misunderstanding with his em>
ployer, south Of Carthage, was followed
toward Marshall, and shot in the left
breast. Tho wound is dangerous. No
clue to the perpetrators.
C6maHehs CohmtJ.-The Chief saws if
there is one thing Comanche needs
more than another, il is fire company
with Il good hook aud ladder truck. or
some other protection against fire..
From what we can learn from farmers
the cotton crop has not yet been inS
lured by the drouth, though late corn
will be cut very short. Forward corn
will make only a tolerable good yield |
-Comanche has a pet badger. which
was captured out near the plains. How |
would Badgertown sound Tor the vii.
lage now
Medina Coiniy-Two atrocious mur.
iers have been committed. within A
week, at Oastroville. The inst was
eamsler from Mexico named Frank
irimsinger. Two Mexicans were nlso
Silled in the fight +. u Reilly was
founded. The second was Robert
'himble, who was murdered for bis
money by unknown parties. Ills body
fas found terribly laceraied with |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

knives, crlhIa last which Is thought
10 be- unproyoked, the people ARE great
ly EXCITED, and have offered q reward Of
$500 for the arrest Of tho murderors,
Travis County, --Tho vito OF Mr. Olt,
man Of Burnett county iell dead while
dressing her children, wednesday She
had been in perfect health up 10 the
timo,-Ihe Statesman says, wives
who left the city a few weeks since arc
returning daily, aud much sooner than
they desired but having Ind the
Statesman sent 10 them during their
obsonec, each one thought IL her hus-
band this paper was after about moons
light riding Wine making Is %
profitable occupation, aud 70 demand Is
mndo for help, yet the Austin lolIcw
win not 20 out ~ help.---A new tunN
merry Is to be started In Austin ot m
early day.
GaiocslOa Cdmlg--lIattio Piece and
Josie Enright quaTeled oyer tho pos
session of anothers little boy, They
fought ~ members Of the sternor soX,
and paid their fines therefor, Jacob
Bonse died in the cemetery, Thursday,
Sun stroke on whisky the jury couldn't
tell which,----'lho gulf is tull OF dead
fish, which creates a disagrooable stencil,
-Soyenty chicken cholery carcosses
arc carted away daily, ---The peclers
are "meating' stray dogs after nights
A new postoilice has been established
at Dickson. ---dulyeston isa money
order Office for Italy, Great Britain,
Germany and Switzerland The mars
row gauge nearly surrounds the city,
Graysoa C0mig-- Frank Lotion, the
escaped convict was captured near
Denton and delivered TO Sheriff Ever,
heart Of sherman, by two citizens of
Denton county Lotion owes the state
eight years service, and will be pretty
apt to pay up all back dues now
Sam Grow, was tried Thursday after
noon for stealing horse from Mr., II,
j. Keaton, near sherman He was
found guilty, and not being able TO give
the required bond Of five hundred dol.
lars was Mt once placed in the county
jail, "A cutting ailr0y occurred ON
Big Mineral, Wednesday morning, hes
tween Mr. Graham and Mr.. Zumulot
in which Mr. Xumulot was cut across
the bowels He lies now in precari,
Gus condition, The perpotrator Of the
deed managed to make his escape and
had not been captured at last acN
counts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15
A WhiatIing Match,

Hartford Comm Times: A Haz-
ardvIle correspondent tells OF u novel
wager recently won in that town A
party of men being together, one OF
them proposed to bet that Peter
Toombs would whistle one hour with
out stopping or speaking, aud without
repeating any tune. The proposal was
accepted hy another Of the party, who
reduced the time to half m hour. Mr..
Toombs accepted the amendment, the
stakes were pnt up, and Mr.. Toom hs
began his task, Beginning with ~
Won't Go Home Till Morning. he
ran through his repertoire, ending
with "PaddIe Your Own Canoe,n in
grand style. When the half hour was
ended, not being blown, the whistler
keptIt up twenty minutes longer, win
ming, of course, the stakes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15
Northern Friends Second the Motion
for ~ Southern speaker,

Buffalo (Now York; Courier: If the
report movement to give the south
the speakership," in connection with II
meeting AT White sulphur Springs, has
II basis in fact, il means new effort to
on the part of the administration to
control the organization of the house
From this it would appear that the ere
publican basis first contemplated
namely, that of bribing southern demo,
cratic members by the promise of offices
and improvements, has been Adams
doned. 1t may be taken for granted
that Messrs. Garfield and Foster have
10y this time given up all hope of oc.
cupying the speakers chair. The new
plan, it current reports may be ac,
ccpted, is based upon the belief by a
sangune administration that it mcy be
within its power to secure the organi1f,
ton of the house by the election of n
southern Hayes man. to be chosen, we
suppose, over the nominee of the dem.
ocmtic and republican caucuses.
Apart from this halmcination. we can
seeuo reason why a southern member
might nos be elected speaker, if Il rep,
resentative from that section should be
the first choice of o majority of the
democratic congressman. Considera>
lions relative to locality have great
weight in all parts of the country with
both parties
1t can not be denied that the south
partly at it's own wish-has not received
the recognition to which its position in
the nation and in the democratic ma,
tional organization entities IT, Party
honors have for long time been be.
slowed almost exclusively upon north
ern men. Should the south, therefore
ask the speakership the Justice of such !
a claim could not be denied by nation
al party which discountcnances invid> |
ious discrimination between the sections
of the country. We are utterly indi(> |
lerent to the view our opponents might |
take of such choice. Whatever the |
democratic patty may do or not do. its |
enemies will to the best Of their ability |
misrepresent and distort the motive and |
meaning Of its course. We oppose sec.
tional policy and sectional legislation no
matter whether i'm the pretended i'm
lerest OF the north or of the south. 1t
IS not at all necessary to 90 further or
make the slightest concession to the
sectional preiudiccs and proscriptive
ipirit tostered by the republican lead.
~. We believe. however. that the
question OF locality will be regarded as
subordinate one in selecting an i'm.
ambient for an office which is only of
ess Importance than the presidency.
There is no lack Of candidates and no
cason to doubt that a good man and
GOD democrat will be chosen for this
position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

udelal means For hls purpose Eobrnnhh
hoa Wopd Tonic s yrry en,c'uaL a Tow
doses VIII orralo nn appetite Rnd mya ltrah
yigof 70 The ohulyaird bod ior dyspepsia
II N Invaluable. Mauy eminent pnyalolans
have doubted Whflhw dyspep.ia can BIO
permanently cured py thodmm whioh are
Renenul employed Tor That puVur. Tho
Hsa weed TOnla No lts nature ib totally dil-
ferrnl nOm su1h drugs II oontulnh no core
oaiyeWlutwao.uddG lu iactilassI'ls the
regular operations OF nature, ana supplies
hrr dohdsuoi@ The unlom is nature no
much rmumblalh tho Wsrlo Juice That n Is
almost Identical with ulathu ihe gastric
luioe ~ the natural fOlyuni which M n
healthy condition Of thr body causes the
food tohe dlgcstcd, nud when luf lg,on rs
not rxcrcloj IN mnioieut quantities, iudlr
gusii0u, win dl lR distressing symptoms
follow ThH s,u WDHd Iuuln PERFORMS ihr
duty Dflhg gastric JuIoe wnou lnn lqitor !,
deficient, NchonckH son Wood Ioule sold
by all Drugsish lulyl"l-w-lm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

In late years the prince Of Montene.
gro has paid a nominal tribute of about
$4,000 to the government of the porte
OF this amount Russia furnishes about
oue.half There Is no standing army,
unless n police force Of about | 900 men
can be 80 called. The prince has II
nominal body-guard In time of war
every citizen Ia soldier. They are
c retully drilled il irregular warfare,
and, in the Businesses of the noun
tain1, they are the most formidable of
foes.
Some of the most wonderful battles
In history have been fought 10y these
mountain men. In
l772, fighting force OF 5000 men, com.
manded by Prince Daniela, defeated a
Turkish army l0O 600 strong. In l7l3,
| 900 men were again defeated. In
1872, in l727 and 1882 their country
was again invaded, but these uncon-
querable mOuntaineers defeated and
drove the Turks from their borders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15
An Es.suI.an,a Cemnnn,nn..

Murad, detbroned sultan, lives. n
gloomy man, In a palace on Seraplio
point. His mother IL constantly nv
his side. She tastes bis food before il
touches his lips, and chs allows no one
to approach him until she knows the
object OF their visit. His beautiful
daughter, Blanche, the Cireasslan,
whom he had reared up 10 an Euro.
pean education In the family Of his
private physician, Is with him also.
As soon as he was called To the throne
he had part Of the harem fitted up
for her exclusive use, IN a style Of the
most luxurious splendor aud expense.
Her apartment, whose establishment
cost nearly one hundred thousand
francs, was just finished a. Murad was
forced 10 abllcate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

Since tho torpidily Of tho liver ~ the chief
cause Of IN disorder, II Is evident thut whot
the bilious require Is mn nlterauyus tIm ulant
which VIII arouse II To activity, AN tileol
various symptoms indicative Of its dorpugo-
mont, loAtetters stomach Bluors lnyar0-
bly, achieve the primary result mrnllouedi
he.ldes removing the constipation, tiHtu-
fence, hoprt-hurn, yellowncm of tho stin
nud whites of the eye, pain IN NE tlhhl
side aud under the liglit shoulder hansen,
vertigo aud sick headache, to which bilious
inVHlids are pecull rll subject. AS a. remedy
for chronic Indigestion, mentN! dcspond.
cncy pnd nervousness the Bittcrs are equal y
elncaclOuA. and as Il renoVtnt of lost vigur,
u means Of ar esting premature decay, and
which the gen lor sex is peculiarly subject,
they may bo thoroughly relied upon.
lulyi.lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

IT will be remembered that TuE HER.
AID, some months since, strongly urged
the policy ofputting up southern man
for the speakership. Elsewhere we
publish IN article from the Buffalo
New York, Courier which takes the
same view. We are still of the opinion
that as mere stroke of policy it would
he the best thing possible to be done,
besides our section has been practically
without recognition so long, that as a
matter of mere justice we are entitled
to it, We should be better pleased to
have Texan in, but will be satisfied
with any good southerner from any of
the states.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15


TnE Statesman gets one in on Blaine,
and for Hubbard, cur eloquent and
portly governor in tho following neat
sentences:
At the very hour whea Blaine, away
away down east at Woodstock, was as
saulting the south and asserting its de,
pravity and iniidelity to the union,
Governor Hubbard, away down south,
in Texas, was asserting, even here in
the capitol, and before vast applaud.
ing multitude, the restoration of tho
union, and the blessedness of coming
perfect peace and harmony, One or
the other of these two men spoke falsely
Blaine told of what he imagined; Gov,
crnor Hubbard of what he knew.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

TnE christian soldier" who won all
the laures which crown his brow in the
freedman's bureau, isn't making very
successful campaign against the Indians
Howard, AS busting machine, is
only success when engaged in the
irecdman's bank business. Suppose we
have lttlo military ms well as civil
service reform, and send capable man
to the Pacific slope to interview chief
,Ioseph.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15
Biaine's Measurement A ner His Wood.
Stock knpaah

The New Times says Blalne's Wood.
stock speech Is only a less blunder than
the series OF mistakes made by him AT
the outset Of his career a. United
States senator. The New York Herald
says; ION the whole 1t may be said
OF this Woodstock demonstration that
as success II was n failure though
as a failure II was a very tolerable 3 70,
cess, But did any body say the re.
publican party was not dead?i Aud
the New York Tribune says. at was
pretty solemn Fourth of July all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

'rug Examiner complains that the free
school tax was lost through the inert
ness and lullewarmncss OF the friends
of the measure Pick your Hint and
try it again, Mr., EramioGr and never
say die, whore the cause of the youth of
Texas is at stake
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duecd by the heat takes away the desire for
wholesome food, and frequent Preparations
reduced bodily energy, particularly those
suffering nom the effects ofdebllitatlng dis
eases. In order 20 keep natural healthfri
activity OF the system we must resort 10 a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

If brother Loughory, Of the Mar.
shall HcraH will give us the result of
his prayers for rain, we will know
whether to put the pious man Of TIM
DALLAS Herald to praying or not AnyN
thing now for rain, and plenty Of it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

Tue Nc'cs has little sympathy with
those who bought the county subsidy
bonds ON speculation Can the state com.
pei the counties TO redeem the bonds,
or pay interest ON themY One thing
cannot be done, and that is no dstinc.
ton can be made between the holders
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

TIM present drouth viii cut Off the
yield Of late corn a little, and fit con.
tnues long will iniurc cotton some.
However,, both crops are safe for an
average yield anyhow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

TUE personal frimdS Of the Comanche
Chief have been receiving money for it
which has not been turned over, and
the publishers publish a card which is
intended to interrupt thotsot friend
shin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

IN another place we publish the op'
peal Of a lady at Fort Smith, who wishes
to find her son and brothers 1t is adj
dressed to the editors OF Texas papers,
We feel sure they viii respond willing,
ly and generally,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

TuE Hiennial conclave Of knights
Templor, occurs at Cleveland, Ohio in
August In will be the Target masonic
assembogo which has eyer been held
Seven thousand swords have already re.
ported as roody, Apollo commandcry,
Of Chicago viii send three hundred
and fifty knights alone viii Texas be
represented,2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

'rur Houston TcieBm maks a lusly
effort to copy the typographical style OF
the Philadelphia Times, and u Is an
othor example of tho good results of
aiming nj the sun, uH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

No matter who springs the porcinc
question of human hoft, Waco is up in
arms in ricc and bery quickly too
We have heard Of four hundred pound
Wacoites, until the thing has become
monotonous Brenhams oar stirred
the waters this time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

Aaruro M the sun shines, Dr. TUFTS Pills
viii cure Fever md Aguo, II taken by dircc'
lions bold assertion, but true ONE, In
any cnro whore droctiouBn ro followed, mat
tIoy tail, agents VIII refund the money,
IpIy7.lW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15

Breath M sweet nv summofHulght
Teeth llku pearls, M milky white,
dums ns rosy Az tho morn
Whom the snn In Honyrn W born,
Such the dear delicious wont
OF those who use tho NOZODONr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-15
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN
Wanted Situation

Four-llue Advertisements msrrt.i. ,...
lAh column iof Twenty-Five Caao'''ln
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

Gas has been their custom for several years."
eys the Mobile Register, "the Lee Association
L Mobile announce one of their delightful eI-
ursions to New Orleans, for the 1sSh of April
ext, returning on the Goth. The fare for the
Ouud trip (there and back) is put at the ex-
eedingly low price of 50. This offers rare
hance to take delightful trip over the finest
oad in the South and to remain in the
crescent City two days We are confident
hat the train will be Gro wded-uo matter 10 "
Ong it may be-"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01
IRELANDS NATIONAL AIR.
dublin Nation.I

A young Irishmau resident in Frarce writes
Us o note in which he asks: "Wbat song
should an Irisbman sing when asked for his
national air on 81. Patrick's Day r We confess
this question is to us . puZzler. The tune
called St. Patrick's Day has come to be re.
gArded as the national air-why or wherefore
no one can tell. It 10 absolutely unfit to bear
tive only Of capering on tp-toe aud twirliDg
shillelagb. Our national air should be sope
strong and bold strain, suitable to being sung
by Q multitude of voces-a strain which would
equally we'll express the stern resolve oil ma
tiOn, or watt the prayers of q people TO GOD
1t should, of course, be native music. aud hap
PLY We possess many such airs amorg our
treasures of national melody. Ihas W hloo is
snng to Moores song, "The Minstrel Boy"
comes very near the mark SO also does the air
known as Let Erin Remember But the words
of these SONGS however beautiful in themselves.
are not suitable for adoption as the IRISH ma.
tionsl hymn. "Let Erin Rememb ber 10 q wall
for the past "Tne Minstrel Bsy" is poetic
fancy, pretty picture, but it is NO expression
of the leading thought and feeling of whole
nation. As regards Moore's song TO our present
so-caled national air, it is simply the greatest
mistake he made in the whole range of his
Melodies, inasmuch as it is the most unn ational
of all his songs. Whist, then, should BIZ the
Irish national song for st. Pstrick's Dayf We
fear the answer must be that rich as Ireland
is in native music and in lyrical poetry We
words deserving of universal acceptance as the
Irish national anthem. Moss probably we
shall not haze national anthem until we have
national Independence. Meantime young Irish
men on St. Pstrick's Day, and every other
when called on for q national song, must only
select for themselves from the many and beau
tiful patriotic songs of their country.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

The wide spread fame of Hostetters Stomach
ttters causes necessity part to remind, from
line to time. whom it may ooncen, Of the TACT that
initiating said article is punishable offence, and We
low give this wO d o. caution that will as
urediy have those persons aged in filing
ccoDd hand bottles selling by he alon or barrel or
|n any manner whatsoever pAImiDg on on tho Bublc .
purious article purportDR to be preparation pun
shed the full extent of the law We never fail to
onvict az the New Louis Court Records
uly affirm Penalty for oounterieitng, or dealing in
ounterfOit trade e-mark goods, set forth in law
feoently passod by Congress-'' Fine exceeding
IOO0 or imprieonmsnt not mo,e than two years, or
9th such fine aud imprisonment"
NOTICE DBsLERs PUHCHAEERs II ostetter' g
ttera under any circumstances sold IN bulk bat
isc0ys botes with q bnelV nRravod U. In Jernal
evenue epecis Proprietayl Stamp covering the cork
each BOTTLE fastened both sides of the neck OF
Ame All Bttera purporting to be Hostettes. without
bis stamp, are counterfeit -
PittsburR March ss 1877
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-04-01

WHAT PoLlTICs REALLY ARE We are
told that religion has nothing to do with
politics. 1 would ask, what are politics
bot the collective morals of men living to.
gether in society7 The moral laws which
govern man as an individual, govern him
if he be member of a community, wheth-
er it be- the community of household or
the community of a state. l can find no
distinction between morals and politics
bns this, that politics are morals upon a
large scale. If you cannot separate politics
from morals, and cannot separate morals
from religion, then it will be very difficult
to separate politics from religion. In fact,
they make one whole, and hence revelation
and the divine law enter into the whole
range of political science. do not mean
to say that revelation has to do immedia-
tely with questions of excise or with the
penalties for smuggling. am not speak:
| ing of politics in that minute sense, but OF
| the great constructive laws by which hu.
man society is held together.-CardinG
Manning.