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MEDICAL.
SWORNtE EVIDENCE.
Tho following euro 10 probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any modl-
cal preparation for tho treatment Of
oatarrh.

GeattsmsEt,-I hereby certify that have had ca.
tarrh 70, zen year, and for ne last II year hSye
DEAL had 6nfIins IN tSs head paiRs asTe1I te ts.
and liberated tcnStiS. hard and constant sSar a
ofecnsampton, III head Sehed al az lima. fSe
throat that ieoaId not Keep nee, FfSaaea,iy
ne L liz pSS. @ w. sSsa nave 1s
DO nasps nom ~ tStos. and hsSd ssfofs BENG
Esss Snd y meh An Ssai,S se
could with difficulty swallow. finally consulted an
SSs x v n s.sS r.
hAmmAtion and liberation Ia my throat caused BY
the poisonous matter dropping down from my head
ed inccssAltly. a deep. hard cough. Meanwhile
my .ystem began toBhowthe efcet9 OF this disease,
90 that loet nesh. grew pale, and showed every
matters had reached III or about Six months
ago. began tho use OF B. NFoRp'B RADICAL CURE
toE G411REI Atse5 S1lSE ths arst bette began
my head a. l had not known Il 10 DO for years. L
seemed gradually 70 arrest tho dsehafges. n
gStEIef soon reduced tie inflammation ma. and swell:
Ing ofmy tonSs, so soon ceased 20 trouble
me. Tue soreness across my chest disappeared,
seeing and or hearing were completely restored.
and every symptom OF diseAsa that had reduced me
% tho verge Of tho grave diSappearod by the use
have been thus explicit because, % a druggist.
IhAye seen great deal OF suffering from CatRrrl;
and hope TO convince many that This Is great
| am familiar with the treatment OF catarrh a.
praetiIed by tho best physicians, and have consult.
The TS; aSS s
psstsd during period otEIs years past. and have.
while HSSEaF sSS i1Esa EsSS: care o. my
sassf l nSG iSeE
! BOSTON, Fs6. q, ISIS. GEO. +. DGNsMORE.
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PRICE, IS CENTS.

Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge ofthc ribs, increasesonpres-
sure sometimesthe paints in theleft
side; the 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 sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
Tie stcmathis affected with loss of
appetite and siekncss;.tlc bowels in
Ccncral are costive, sometimes alter
native withlax; Tic head istroubled
withpain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thcreisgencra.ly considerableloss
ofmcmory, accompanied withapain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pulls,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
ofthe most lappyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advice all who arc afflicted
with this disease TO give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
asa simple purgativc, they are un-
equaled.
ppx.pr or ,,,,n.r,ovs,
The genuine On. C. MeLANE's
LIVER PlLIs are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER PILls.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bcaT tile signatures Of c.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
SSr Insist on your druggist or
storekeepel giving you the genuine
DIR. C. Mo:.4ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckeepers generally.
To those wishing to rive DE. c. MeIAH's
LIyEa Puts trial, We viii mall post paid 10 any
pan q the United States. one boz Of Pills for
"'4'';4'' si FLEMING nRos.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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lftlnl.tsIigsnfen
5lsNs Of SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

N odranct, pCitagt prepaid .: =.
H"sH' $50 ThreO month''""'s2 g y
..,,l,,, II cIt and Suburbs at cents
lsas''H E'"'' PEI ~sts.
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49,, rs4nuGEScEE slyes al al ID. me y ts Ssr
NpIIi, ,D,fl news oDtHiDaols ~ snLa , S%S.
y tSt state Il de-. not ADMIT y IS Spy.
,IonnI uDdt iOt .he eye o. ~ lsa a1s
ISilE11; ,S",il'ass comparison with any ''nef
s.s sS Ix1ELuoESCEE |, "a, ta'! O. .,ni.
n " .I,luly edited, swing al o ine IIn omd
. y, ,, = sih stories choice nis;S. ,aIIS
~, az IsIt,rr, sc, and Is adapted tSpecIa
- ~ I'm XXI, Who cannot afford OF take Tune
i ~ S,v,ISIer. ltaidEeItislnf pac ~
fl G,,sd y ia. II Is published IoI :, .9 os
s v, ,S,dsts and gIVts lAIRe "a, snS %nIs !" :,
glnIa.tI, ZERO ,spofii Of the WEEKLY lsIELL'
= l.o ,r,1sf,d With great are anu hceutl ,St
$50 =, ,iGIih DOZEN umes the price Of me
n. ,.,,,.,oi either eIltlon Of the lsTELL-
sS ~, al irsS on application.
IItsa al IRsW a CAMPBELL
PublIsheIi Intelligenoer,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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WEsTvA. UNIVERSITY,
1877. MORGANTOWN. 1878,

This Institution Of Learning, under the Presiden-
cy Of Rev. J. r. Thompson, A. ", Is entering upon
new era Of prosperity. During The Spring Term
Just closed the nttendlnce Of students was increas'
ed over 6S per cent. II has O large and scholarly
Faculty; beautiul, healLhinl and moral location,
ample scientific and Philosophical Apparatus
q Library constantly growing; curriculum Of the
most thorough character standard otleholArship
surpassed by no American Institution OF learning.
TUX ExPHHsEs ARK LES than At4ny other place
known 10 afford equal advantages. The Fail term
begins September 6thi the Wlnter term January
nation, catalogues, dc, address the President.
GEO. C. sTURGIsS,
Secretary OF Regents,
Auausr Is. 1877, ane2.WA9
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Zach package contains Or. sanfords Improved
ssanF fSF sas 81 al re aaa
Retail Druggists throughout The United States.
wRERS d POTTER, General Agents and Whole'
sale Drugglatl, boston. Mass. WV.
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,puI.WEEKLY.


1" 4, ai,anc,, postage prepaid ..
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-07-26
Our Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July Esd, 1878.
Only two Congressional Committees have so
far occupied their places at the watering places.
Mr.. Potter opens to-day at Atlantic City, N. j.,
and will give the visiting Statesman chance to
cover up the record they made in Louisiana and
Florida. General Burnside, at the head of a
Committee to prepare plan for recognizing
and reducing the army, has gone, of all places
in the world, to Virginia. If he has now the
overwhelming success he achieved in the same
State in 1884 the New York Sun will not have
to call for further reduction of the Army to
10000 men. Burnside will not leave a man of it
alive. Evidence given at the rehearing of Gen
eral FitZ John Porter's case seems TO show that
some of the testimony on which he was convict
ed was false, and that it might have been shown
to be false at the first trial. For instance, it
was then shown that there was fierce general
engagement on a particular day, and it now APP
pears there were only skirmishes between small
bodies of troops. 1t was proved that certain
order was sent to Porter by Pope at given
time in the afternoon, and that the distance was
such that he must have received it at another
named time, but it is now shown shat the order
was not sent until considerably later, and that
in the position Porter really occupied, he could
not have received il until long after the time
named. What effect these and other proved err
rors may have on the case 1t is impossible to tell,
but the discovery that such mistakes could occur
in a case like this, where the defendant had rep
uation, friends and means, suggests that courts
martial at their best are not desirable things TO
have. Who knows how many innocent men are
to-day suffering in reputation and pocket
through the stupid or wicked or careless deci-
sions of such arbitrary Courts during the late
war? Would it not be well to have commits
sion to inquire into the proceedings of any
court martial if the convicted party shall so de-
sire
Within the last ten days four scoundrels who
hoped to count Louisiana and Florida for Hayes
have been appointed to Federal Office. There is
no improvement over Grants civil service re.
form in this, unless perjury, forgery and theft
are better qualifications for office than ordinary
party services.
There may possibly be duel between a
member of the present House of Representa-
tives and citizen of Washington. 1t grows
out of an honest effort of Mr.. Hunton, of the
OF the 9Th Virginia District, TO make some of
our very rich men pay the same rate of taxation
that our poorer citizens do. Mr.. Hunton is not
only an Industrious and conscientious legisa or,
but H man of ability and courage All good
Democrats should hope the attack on him will
fail to defeat him. His experience in Congress,
added to the qualities named above, make him
Representative any District should be proud of.
Virginia, mother of States rnd Statesmen, should
not set the example of changing her Represen-
tatves without good cause SEMINOLE.
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70 Farmers +!

| OFFER this year Mowers IL Reapers of
l. the following kind Self Binding
Osborne Rcapers; Wheeler's No Reaper,
with Self Rake; Cayuga Chief Mowers; and
repairs for them, and repairs for Cayuga
Chief. Reapers Of all kinds Kirby Now.
ers, and various other kinds of Mowers and
Reapcrs all at prices as low as they can be
had elsewhere.
Il. NJ ALLEN,
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ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN A
Bad State of the Blood,
Or accompanied by
DEBILIIY
A Low State Of the System.
EnnnhA leAM NnhM asnnwnnN

Pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at rittston,
Luzernc County, Pa.
My Dear sir-llavng at various times, personally,
and in my own aud other families, tested the great
value of the medicine called PERUVIAN SYRUP, or
PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PROToXIDE OF IRON,
most cheerfully recommend it, especially to those who
are suffering from dyspeptic and disorders. As
a reliable and powerful Alternative, it is, think, unsur
passed and tonic free from all the Objectionable
features of alcoholic remedies, it is efficient
Hilary to the temperance One of the greatest
hindances to the temperance reform at present is
think the medical use of alcoholic stmulans What
ever may be argued to their necessity n certain
cases, we have in the PERUVIAN SYRUP, safe and
efficient substitute for those dangerous remedies This
testimony is given unsolicited with the hope that
who are not yet acquainted with the valuable proper
ties of the medicine may be induced to give it trial.
Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY.
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Grand Tournament,
AND
DANCING soTREE,

A GRAND TOURNAMENT and
n DANCING SOlREE will be held in
Hughes Grove, half mile from Norrisvic
On Wednesday. July 31st, 1873.
to which the citizens Of York, Baltimore and
Hartford counties, and from every other quar-
ter, North, South, East and West, are inyit.
cd
The charge 10 the Sir Knights will be made
by j. T. G. Hopkins, Esq, and the Corona
ton Address by Hon. Herman Stump.
The fitting will commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and after the Coronation ceremonies
each Of the successful knights will receive
Prize.
The Glen Rock Cornct Band will furnish
Music for the Tournament, and Lyle's Cotil-
lion Band will furnish Music for the Soiree,
which will commence Immediately after the
Tournament.
Refreshments for the Soiree will be served
on the grounds, but no intoxicating liquors
will be allowed to be sold
If the weather is unfavorable on Wednes-
day, the Tournament will take place on
Thursday, and ifthen unfavorabe, on Friday
knights desiring to enter the lists will send
their names and titles, rs early as possible, to
ID. e. Wiley, Secretary, Norlisvle, Hartford
county, Md, who will furnish any further
particulars desired
MdrsdaIs Of tile Day.-Mark Gemmel and
3. Almony.
Marshal-R. N, Wiley. 1Ssistants.-J. B.
Luckey and Frank Almony.
Judges -Asbury Sladc, ASA Jones and
Luther Birmingham.
HeraIds:-John Duncan, Harry Birming-
ham and Ellsworth Strawbridgc.
ft00r 1Hana9ers.-G. N. Wiley, DR.. VIM.
McCurdy and Charles Bartol.
Committee Of arrangements David Wiley,
Samuel Almony, A. NJ, Strawbridge, John
A. Amos, r. b. Sllller, III. r. Wright, DR.
Jas. Preston, w. o. Wiley, G. w. Norris, d.
E. Wiley, w, b. jackson, Il. Anderson, Ii. NJ.
Smith, II. Sladc, +, p. Smith and j. A. Gibson.
Admission 10 the Tournament Grounds,
Twenty-Five Gents. iy12
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.

MONDAY, July %, 1873.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market was dull and
showed decline of Is to a cent. on medium
and common grades. We quote as follows:
Very best ON sale this week. 80. S4.S71905.40
That generally rated first quality $3.50 (04.75
Medium or good fair quality. 1925 Q14.25
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen & CowsS2.50 $500
Extreme range of prices. $3.50 @5.40
Most of the sales were from. $500 014.75
Mich Cows.-Receipts were quite full this
week and sales very slow, such sales as were
made being at last weeks rates-S25@S45 per
head
SwINE,-The receipts were light, and prices
showed an Improvement of "a cent over last
week. Quotations G@6a cents, the very com
monest selling at the former figure, most sales
being made at 615@GsI cents.
SHEEP.-We quote tat Sheep at 3Ql4114 cents,
as to quality few selling at the former quotation.
Lambs 4(0515 cents. Stock Sheep 22lG13% cts;
for the stock ewes So. 25@2.75 per head stock
wethers 34@3s4 cents per h.
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Stafford, May 3d. 1878.
Rocks Of Deer Creek.

TNHE Pavilion at this picturesque and
L romantic spot has been put in thorough
order for Dancing and Excursion Parties
Ice Cream furnished at all times, to Pic Mic
Parties, Festivals, &c, at The lowest price,
Meals furnished when desired
A Postofficc has been established at this
place, and the Mail Transportation Compa-
ny's stage leaves for Bel Air every morning,
except Sunday, Mt NJ. Returning, arrives
at the Rocks at z p. NJ.
JOSEPH r. WETHERILL,
my24 Proprietor.
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POpplGin SiliCatGd Phosphate

in each of tho Districts of this County Applicants
must be pecuniariIy responsible. and
handle no other fertilizer. Address with refer.
ences, TIE p0PpLEIN SILICATED PHOSPHATE CO.,
post-office Box s5a BALTIMORE, MD.
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SY RUP
y
a
N
From n Physician.
From a Physician.
NORTH HYDE PARK, Vt, Feb. 7, IS

Messrs SETH W. FOWLE SONS, Boston, Mass
Gentlemen-You may perhaps remember that |
wrote you several weeks ago in regard TO the Of the
"Peruvian Syrup for my wife, who suffering from
general debility, the sequence of Typhoid Dysentrry.-
had tried the most noted physicians in this State and
also in Canada without relief At your recommended
ton she commenced the use of the Syrup. The first
four bottles made but little impressions but while TAX
ing the fifth, she began 10 improve rapidly, and now,
after using six of the dollar bottles she has rcgained
her strength and is able to do of the work about
the house, and feel that cannot speak too highly in
praise of PERUVIAN SYRUP l have prescribed it to
several of my PATIENTS and have procured the sale of
several dozen of it here You can make any use of this
letter that you fit. Yours very truly
LII l. REInEM NJ Il.
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FREE STATE SCHOLARSHIP.
BEL AIR. July 9. |

DEL AiR July =, 1910.
A Competitive Examination for the Free
IA State Scholarship for four years in the
Western Maryland College, will be held at
this Office
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST Sd, 1878,
At 10 O'clock A. NJ
This Scholarship is open to both sexes and
entities the holder to tuition, board, fuel,
lights and washing free Male applicants
will be examined in the English branches,
Latin and Greek Grammar, Algebra, Caesar
and Xenophon Females in The English
branches and the rudimenls of Latin.
If none are fully prepared, the one who
approaches nearest TO the standard will be
appointed The successful candidate must
have the endorsement of the State Senator
and must give bond to the State of Mary land
in the sum of 5000 to teach for two years in
the State after leaving the College
BY order, VIM H. HARLAN,
jy5 Secretary.
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FOR SALE.
Choice Down Bucks !!

ONE SOU I'll DOWN, three years old :;
" ONE SHROPSHIRE DOWN, three
years old, bred by Dr. DcCourcy; ONE
HAMPSHIRE DOWN. four years old, bred
by John Merryman. Price of each Fifty
Dollars. Apply to
John MERRYMAN & CO.,
my3l Pm 81 Second St, Baltimore.
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GROCERIFS,

b. Sugar and % cents. A White 10 cents Gran.
uated II cents. Hard Crush II cents. Frstclass
Green Coffee 20 cents per pound Roasted % cents
Frstclass Tea % cents per pound. Syrups Of every
description. We will offer you the Golden Syrup for
81 cents ncr Gallon.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by
VIM. H. Michael & Sons,

G'um and Produce Commission Merchants
I25 McElderry's Wharf Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY, July o. 1879
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Hardware OF Every Description.

Nails 10y the key, Horse Shoes 10y the key First
lass Horse Nails - cents per pound Best Nail Rods
cents per pound.
LABRADOR HERRING delivered at $3.50 per barrel
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Castletora Hotel,

FTNE subscriber, having rented the above Hotel will
in the future conduct 1t in the best manner. 1t has
been refrnished and retted and every
and comfort will he provided for guests.
Horses and Carriages always ready for hire at mod
crate prices, and Horses bought and exchanged.
8. r. CUMMINGS.
ap5.6m#
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DRY GOODS.


Wamsutta MUSLIN IL cents per yard; Fruit of the
Loom, 10 cents; many other grades low as G cents
per yard Best Prints cents per yard second grade
at cents per yard third grade at u cents per yard
Cassimeres from 30 to $500 per yard Cotonatles
from l2l3 to % cents per yard Ladies' Dress Good
from l2l4 to 90 cents; Pcrcales cents per yard.
GENTLEMENS SUITS from $500 TO 5000.
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BOOTS AND Shoes

Ladies first class Button Caters 81 80 pair. Foxed
Lace for Sl.25. Pebble Laced ior 5 %. Morocco
Laced for 81 %. Childrens from 80 cents to Sl25-
Misses from 50 cents TO = 30. Mems Brogans at 81 CO.
Many other different grades from 2j to 81 49, Mems
CATERS from 81 90 to $3.50 pair. Boys Caters from
$500 to $500. Mems Fine Boots from s. 81 to S5 90
to never wear out
FIRSTCLASS MATTINGS, % cents per ward
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QucensNarc and Tinwarc

every description sold lower than they c,n be found
elsewhere.
NOUNIR( ERODNGM
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
WACO JOTTINGS.

Exeiting Contest over tho Eisctaeu Of
she Msf-fess Queea-Aiss RSsa Jones
,2s7 20 ReaI,z q - Ous Of
the Eiectfen-Baaner Presentation.
Special to the Herald:l
WACO, April 22.-0ns of the most
novel and exciting scenes ever WIT
messed in Waco, was the voting to-day
for the May queen, who Ia to preside
over the festivities of the Mai-fest, on
the sth and 9th of May. The enthu,
siasm waxed Wild as the day wore on,
and by sundown was at fever heat,
-Four young ladies were in nomipa-
ton, and their friends spent money
freely, each vote being bulleted as
cast. The polls closed at p. M, and
Miss Ross Jones was declared elected,
she having received sl9i of 1892
votes cast. These votes cost ten cents
each, and the proceeds will net the as.
sociation handsome sum. When
the result WAS announced the excite.
ment was unbounded, Austin avenue
being throBged with surging crowd.
The N. N. club presented the Central
City Guards with q beautiful banner
at the courthouse tonight. Miss Kate
Downs presented 1t in behalf of the
club, and Captain Parrott received 1t
In behalf OF the company. A large
crowd was present.
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it would have given our language as II
actually appeared. What we did say in
the iss ue of the 18th is as follows
"ln Denton there are many bad men
who aid these men, and sympathize
with them. We refas the monstrgus
theory hat arg considerable part Of the re-
speetatls people cosntenanee fht$ bdlefui
tdad. Quiet people on the ground must
be passive because uuassisted they can
not contend with the supurbly armed
and perfectly organized robbers They
rely upon the authorities, and anxiously
bat hopelessly turn their eyes toward
Austin, but help cometh not"
We reiterste that there are many bad
men in Denton county, as there are bad
men in Dallas county, yea. in this city;
but that cuts no figure in the Monitor $
absurd charge that the whole county
is slandered by the Dallas papers"
Speaking only for THE HEaALp. we EN-,
phaticslly deny the charge. That the
-HoHitor went off half-cocked. and in
rattle-brained planner, in its sweeping
charge against the entire press of Dallas,
Is plain. In an editorial brevity, of the
l4th, we said
Our letter from Denton county will
be read with interest 1t is manly
protest against the monstrous theory
that the people of Denton are "in" with
the train robbers"
In fact, The HERALD has defended the
good name of Denton county against
absurd charges ever since the com
mencement of the disorder, and the
iHoH'tor is respectfully urged not to be
quite SO fresh the next time.
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The Marlin BqHwill support Captain
Lang only as democrat, that is, if be
gets the nomination of democratic con,
vention. we suppose. But how Will il
he II he uses the Examiners ciap>trsp,
incendiarism to get the nominations.
If we must have farmer for governor
IT no lawyer. statesman, mechanic OF
stockman can fill the place, or will be
acceptable to the people, nothing but
a farmer, in Gods name let us find
one who has made success of his bust.
ness, and that the Worthy Master car
not say
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AAoSG the many names suggested for
state treasurer, we hear, and from very
prominent and influential gentlemen
too, that of Major l. C. Stafford, of
Houston. THE HERALD will undertake
to say that "lke has more genuine
warm friends than any one mar in the
state. If he accepts, and is nominated
and elected, the state has had, since he,
admission, no more capable or deserving
officer than Major Stafford will make
The simple announcement of his name
will awaken deep response in every
part of Texas, and in the breast of every
man w1o has ever come in contact with
him. Stafford for treasurer is a good
ticket, and one that will prove irwin,
chile.