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"ur nrr indebted ~ NJ. Iinses fuf u
'HulId SOUTH" All the Goycrnors
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The vounu Folks Monthly.

This Magazine eo'nrs ~ n. for the
month ~ Mny "a fresl. aud bright ~
tho month whose nninr N hears. 1ts
pages nre brin.full ~ good things
for ynunR people. and OH, nnns. ton
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every family. Send tn, cents for onc
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SAvE ASD SURE

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uss, and ~ long ~ live never ssrsst " ma !
better. 1vufs ifnlt.
" WAtLAHK,
t7D Monterey street, Allegheny. "
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WHO EiDs NOW !,

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frral, Br.f. liniirr. cliersr. putu.
TINS. Hum. nhI SILL Pork FIR 4sla M
thu Live Unk Market -
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Future elections III Louisiana viii
moi be- revised by Madison Well x
co. Thus much i reasonably cor
tain III getting Ill ~ tin returning
board ihe people ~ Louisiana got
iii II tho source of nearly NIL their
troubles.
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scholarship for Natc.

w have scholarship IN Us,lier Oh
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terms. Arniy som ssn siti VI. .plI IA !
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ritn democrats should advertise
for m ISSUE The diHpesal ~ tls
southern question irnyrs them desc.
late.s~N. +. Tribune. How nbout
the isruhIirnls2
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HUNTER. In Alblpn, Iowa, May It'll.
Alice. ,lnuuhter III Margaret Hunter
III sanriet fever, npsi nhutit III
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1Nis GEp. II KELLOGG.

stEairtt AND MtrHssi.AL utsgtsT.
HAVING rrtsrnei IN t'rcsse. nav ofIer. ~.
ira Inducements In MI kinds u dental
work Satisfaction ksarrnnisL 1T m pst
All wtfb warranted, References Ny
work nnh tle@r Wis have Ii Office In Il.
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/. ~nrsh na weigh, " rall II e~n.ss r.
hnt.e* ahi saslHs.
fhls lsltitHena has raft suafe FprNiaef
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w have thousands anat shnnsshis "
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feslt4k wtsnth Al remsi,ts a,ssrl.
faifed ~ enfs anl considered him ~ersh
lees until | commenced 10 n.e .snssist
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heartily rsrs mmsna II
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l4ihlm.h III IN ms family. anil nnsl Il I H. u
rfrai snlur, l'ieass svna mH i~p dollars
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n makes very little difference what the
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I.isersmvn, Hiage rrotricsurs, Farmers,
dr.. should never Ne without the yellow
tentnur Linitncns Il In soll everywhere,
nnd warranted IN Nv effects.
Laboratory RI !. u Rose 4 10,
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Persons DESTROYS ~ purchasing
building lot. on BaldWin's addition
to crerco. Will enli upon james II.
Hfown, III his office over Bankers
hardware a.prs. who In authorized 10
make contracts for tho nnIr IN lots IL
r,lIt purchasers. Gfhra BsLpNls.
Gren..o. April y, INIT.
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(nLsATn & s0MrsSt's Cashmere Hon.
diiet Aoar. anil Nieiet Toilet Nnler. arc
universally esteemed by the tasteful enI
refined. ~ The lnost delicate md recherche
" perfumes,
fptsarg n inArAsf Hatnr nn.l trAI.
mark upon snel. package IL \ guaranty ~
superior aud uniform quality.
tokaAtr x caarsay. established In
NV fnk early ID The century. Viii msln.
tain'their leading position lilly
|, will ~ found upoh inquiry ~ repre-.
sentative STORE Keepers IN eity ani town.
TINT ls9les ~ longer depend On foreign
mixers TOR their lerf,lmery aud Toilet Ar.
tiflss.
- NeHsr* rDLaArs Il Ia tho credit IN
largely ,lae tvf biz marked departure froin
iLs lid preference.
Thsif cashmere Ijogs,ul Nvap md Nlelet
Toilet Water. II universally ssiesissi W
the tasteful an,i retlnei. ~ il,r most Jrli.
csir aud fitlisst " perfumes. 1iyi
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imi III 1.-THE TREAT Heath NsHtotar.H
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WIRE FENCE A EucCEkN
Ity uAe nj ihc J'nylnr Wire Hirrtehar
ci,sar. simplest. l'rst md EHsiest taan
aged In ,irn. rIfapes il,nn IN use Woudst
tigi,lercts Ak ,uur dealer fvr siss ''lay
IDv rlrielief
u. /. TAYLOR, npis manufacture.
Manchester, Iowa.
rH'cirrnlsr. free
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DIVORCES

legally fhI quietly obtained III every state
md Territory. FIR Ineompaslbiliy and
fe.i'ls.. ~ years experience Fee after
decree All letters confidential address
A. ! DEXTER. ATTY. Iiooms ~ u. Ia3
dearborn n, thiesgo, III tnqnestIpn.
allie references given. correspondence with
the legal profession Invited. styi
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WA1n GsaAteaeSo
DISEASES % TUE THROAT AND
LuN0o, DroPEpvJA, GRAVEL, r1Lt:S,
URINARY TaOUuLEN. NERvOCn
DHn1l.lTY, pALplTATtON OrT1tn
NEANT, TORp1DiTY Or TUN
I.lvEn, CONsTIrATfOH, fcfsO-
rvIOua ArrTr-IOSH, ANN
HENALu COMPLAINTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-15
A Desperate suicide.

Lexington (Ky.) Press: The south
bound train from Lexington, yester-
day, had on board poor, miserable
human being, who meditated evident.
ly putting himself out of the world.
When the train had reacht d that part
of the road where II skins along the
edge of the beautiful yet fearful Ken
lucky cliffs, at whose base, hundreds
of feet below, flows the turbid Ken
lucky river, and the travellers In the
cars were gazing upon and enjoying
the grand scenery, tho suicide stood
on the platform at the rear end OF the
last car. At a point about n mile and
q quarter from the great bridge he
leaped over the rope placed for the
protection OF passengers and fell upon
the side of the road. Some passengers
looking out Of the car windows 0bserv-
ed the action, gave the alarm, and the
train was stopped. twas moved towhere
the man lay. He was insensible, bad
~ bruised and bleeding, He was taken
up and carried to Danville, where he
received medical attention, that it 10
feared comes too late to be of any use.
The injuries the poor unhappy fellow
received are beIiev ed to be fatal. lie
had on his person several receipts for
the manufacture OF yeast, from which
the more sagacious surmised he must
be- baker by trade. Others, VIII o
found hymn book In his pocket, with
j. b. Miller written upon the fly leaf,
concluded that he was an itinerant
psalm singer. But the discovery that
1t was a Catholic hymn book dispelled
that idea. So the conclusion was ar
rived at that II was not known what
WAS the nature of the mans employ
ment or who he was.
At the point where the suicide was
attempted the section boss of the road
was found dead two or three days ago,
and Jennings, from Jessamine county,
was tried at this term OF the Fayette
circuit court for the murder of OCon-
nor in the same locality. The place
place has bad name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-15
TURCO-RUSSIAN WAR.
AFTER the balkans Have Been Crossed
the Russians VIII Consider Peace
Propositions - Seryia Uniies Her
Fortunes With Russia.
Noon Associated Press Report

~
Noon Associated Press Report.l
BELGRADE, December l4.--The proc.
lamation of the Servian government
has just been issued, announcing that
the Servian army has been ordered to
cross the Turkish frontier.
LONDON, December ii. The Times
correspondent at PlevHa telegraphs !:
"rhe Grand Duke Nicholas told me
Osman pasha reported his force ut
u, 600; at the same time, the Grand
Duke seemed to be doubtful II there
were no many, and | have heard this
doubt expressed in several quarters
since the surrender. About sixty can
non and many hundred wagons are
among the trophies. Osman pasha
had three weeks provisions still on
hand, and ten days ratiODs on his
transport train for the whole army.
The immediate cause of his abandon
ing his entertainment was the break
ing out of an epidemic among his
troops. There were forty or fifty dead
bodice day in Plevna. There were
no available men to bury them, and
the mortality was increasing. Eight
thousand wounded and sick are in the
hospitals.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Berlin
correspondent OF the Times says the
Russians are expected to cross the
Balkans in force, after which they
will be ready to open negotiations. IL
the negotiations are successful, the
result will be communication to the
signatOry powers.
The Posts Berlin correspondent
asserts that further Russian reinforce
ments have been cOuntermanded, the
czar believing that the present army
IL sufficient.
A Reuter- telegram from Erzeroum,
dated yesterday, says: "In pursuance
of orders from Lord Derby, the British
consul left here this morning, with all
The archives of the consulate.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December H.
Turkish troops are concentrating Oh
the Servian frontier.
-Four fourteen. eentimetres siege guns
have been brought by Russians from
Kars TO Hassan-Kalek. An attack
upon Erzeroum Ii momentaiily expec
ted.
The Times says the departure OF the
British consul, by order OF Lord Derby
is regarded by the Turks az foreshadow
ing a British declaration OF wal
against Russia.
LONDON, December IA Telegram
from Athens announces that al insur
rection has broken out in the provinc
of Amyre, Crete. Turkish famille
and the inhabitants of other provin
ces have sought refuge In the fortress
The governor OF Crete has sent troop
to repress the insurrectlon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-15
NO. 100 l-ESTABLISIIED ls49


The deoiaive event la tho war In
Bulgaria, s0 long awaited, has come at
last Pleyna has 0nplIulatod after a
hard light, Ia which Ghazl Osman
himself was wounded, The fall Ut this
Bulgarian stronghold, which Will take
u worthy place IN history beside Sara,
gossa, Subastopol, Strashourg and
kars, was 10y no means lnglorlous, for
liz defenders were dying Of hunger aud
had held out against u vastly superior
force, investing them on every side,
Tor more than four months. Number
less assaults have been repealed with
herOlsm hunger, fatigue aud exposure
have been endured. Two battles Of
appalling magnitude have been fought
aud In each the defenders inflicted
terrible defeat upon their assailants.
liut In spite of the utmost her0ism
and endurance, the end must come ut
last, and starvation has done what the
enemy's storming parties and Siege
guns and trenches could not accum-
plish, For, though the oapitulatlon
has taken place Vt the end OF u great
battle, that battle would have resulted
as those which went before II II the
defenders had not been reduced by
hunger 10 condition In which they
could make no efficient resistance,
In Osman pasha the Russians found
an opponent ONO mean ability. 10
was he who rendered Plevna 80
strong, and his work was done IN an
amazingly short space of time, To.
ward the end OF July, when the RUS
SLAMS crossed the Danube NJ Sist0va,
Osman was In command ut Nlk0polie.
Compelled to abandon that point, he
fell back with his army upon plevna,
and when the Russians reached the
vicinity OF that city less than two
weeks afterward, they found II sur
roun died by continuous line OF re-
doubts, covering the crests OF the two
ranges OF hills which command II on
all sides. The genius OF the Turkish
commander had In fortnight render
cd the place impregnable. Entirely
unsustained by his chief, he shovel
the same mastery ability In defending
Plevna that he did In It's fertilization
and that his soldiers We're worthy OF
their commander il shown In the ter.
rible slaughter they, armed with
Yankee rifles, inflicted upon the
enemy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-15

The Chinese question was q leading
topic Of attention to-day at full cabl'
net meeting. The recent reports to
the president from San Francisco, In
addition to several papers on the sub
ject, brought to his attention at vari-
GUS times. were laid before the council
and made matter of very earnest
consideration. 1t was expected at the
meeting that the report OF yesterday OF
the six companies was an exaggerated
statement OF the disorder that had oc-
Cured, but the president has advices
from several sources offs condition OF
affairs which may eventuate in seri
Gus trouble. The feeling is therefore
entertained by the president and mem
bers OF the cabinet that necessity ex-
lists for taking careful view OF the
subject, and hence a rather prolonged
discussion of the problem to-day.
There was no result and the subject will
be co ptinued at a future meeting of the
cabinet. 1t can be said that the mem
hers are not unmindfnl of the ability
of the proper civil authority OF San
Francisco to prevent outrage, but II
may be requisite to give
the assistance OF Il regiment
in which case the naval force in the
Pacific would in all probability, b'
directed to strengthen the loca
authorities, 80 as to prevent recur
renee of anything serious that nigh
happen. The question of the treaty
between the two countries was dis
cussed. The views Of some Of tn
members Of the cabinet seem TO fayo
some action in order to limit tn
Importation Of the Chinese. II Is no
unlikely that the president will a
some future time, make the Chimes
question the subject of special mes
sage to congress.
The cabinet have attention to gu
Mexican relations, though there wa
nothing particularly With regar
thereto for consideration. The que
I ton of recognizing the Disz govern
ment will, however, very soon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-15
Handles Identity,

A special to the st. Louis Republi-
can from Galesburg, Illinois, says :
To-day Frank Rande, wishing to Sc
cure copyright on his photograph
taken here, sent for William Is. Rich
ards, solicitor of patents, who told
him it,would be useless to attempt to
obtain copyright in "a fictitious
name, whereupon Rande, after some
meditation, told him his real name
was Charles G.. Scott; that his family
live in Fairfield, Iowa, and that he has
brother living, n blacksmith. He
said he was the party who jumped
hand-cutied from car six years ago
near Abba, Iowa, on his way to the
state prison, and escaped. Your cor
respondent afterwards called upon
Rande, who said he had disclosed his
real name to Richards, and further
said he was born in Clayville, Wash
ington county, Pennsylvania, ana IL
thirty-seven years of age.