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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-18
WASHINGTON, D. c.
A Man of a Thousand.

A CONSULTATIVE CURR.-when death was
hourly expected. all remedies having failed.
and DR.. II. James was experimenting with the
many herbs OF Calcutta, he accidentally made
Consumption. His child is now in this coun-
try and enjoying the best Of health. lie has
proved TO the world that consumption can be
positively aud permanently cured The Doe
tor now gives this recipe free, only asking
that each remit two three cent stamps to pay
expenses This herb also cures night-sweats,
nausea at the stomach, and will break up u
fresh cold In twcnty-four hours. Address,
CRADDoCK & co.
lu32 Race St., Philadelphia, naming this paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14
The Vanderbilt t'u~r.

The compromise lii iitp snn.isilil,
will cn.r VIVA brought nhuiit iiails Wv
threatened esslnnr. niurr tl.inta'ris
than anything tl,al hnn s,t thliAilitI j
ii. 10 tho character NJ liz Iranscl
Commodore. II lma Govt William w..
the eldest son aud heir rl l,MAB,it H.
ai,icH the legal espens.s, ahiil, atnn'i'i
toaronsidrrahl. s,ln. Tll. @l,ii Nh eapuod
investment luf Cornelius aItl nfH i..aisan
Mhotllu@freeised Just ,lnul,la I'll. amount
they wonld otherwise hat fefslY,pl.
Nevertheless II has been Ii sisi.pltallu
.ori ~ exhibition throughout MN,
III The parties iu tie snii llase fint oilt
III ii with my particular eie.lii. II Ii
generally un,ierhsa0l thai William H.
Vanderbilt hnd agreed luRsn Cornelius
ii ,lHpD, ,UlO III liz would nni contest tln
will. " No, l,e should huse lisrl np ~
that agreement without lHinr forced
10 keep faitl, hy the exposure III 10.
neAtic troubI.s. Al ilir saiae time, lle
tsomm0lures Successor. III sisllihR
finally 10 further scandal, In shown
Iimrulf moro sensitive ~ Ii fathers
reputation tlnn Tho Commodore himTrli
would have lpsn under similar eirrnn'
stances. From .llni W. kne. u tlir
deceased Nanderhiit's eIata.tel, W.
should any TINT no amount II black
muii, and even nn frnr of exposures
founded on truth, would rvrf hasr A,ir.
recdcd Ia making him ,isli II ~ hi~
hoard. liz NINA apparently indifferent
10 criticism anil tie opinien u hi# fel'
lows. The nnii waa terminated ~ u
withdrawal III all charges II iiaslns iu'
hnence by tl,e widow ~ ihp his t'Din'
modosc, Int II hnr occupied NJ much pub
lir attention within hi. Int few mouths
that everybody sill have opininn ~ lis
own ~ u TINT matter, A ppnd many
people will lr firm IN tllr brll.i TINT ~
man oi Commodore NaDietlilt'a great
sell.rcliance and nerve VIE not ~
h. Hwayrd hy a woman nr my II
thu influences with which she ronld
surround him. i'le r,udinp anl
observation of others viii lsnl them ~
think that Vanderbilt. though man -
/ iron will, immense wealth, aiil grrnt
/ courage in business nilaifa, sua Just III.
sort ~ i,er4pn 10 yield u sunn,ils ~.
rcction Iii ilr later ssars u lin hfc,
and II land willing aar u spiritual
| Ism ov other influences u m,slir "
auperatitions character, lhs conclusion
ii Ill the evidence which the contest
ants Lproposed IA produce would not
nrobahly lla,. worked my important
change In thu snfinis judgments ~ The
plblic, no matter what tlr verdict ~
iI,c Surrogate Court might Inv. hrei',
Al 1s.4s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

a the annual election of officers III
Tho Union Pacific rAilroad. held IN lso~ton lass
week, Sidney Dillon was rc.elecs~i President
Elisha Atkins, Vice l're~l.iens Henry Mefsr
land. Secretary and Treasurer, and q. ".
Mink, Assistant secretary and Treasurer. Thu
largest stoekhol,lrr IN Jay GOULD, who voted In
hir o~n right npon lIi,sM shares, and On
NJ. .un shares ny proxy. k,dncy Dillon l.olsis
", IN shares itu.~ell Nase " ,,4'. Oliver Ames
a1,unt
The decision of the Reno Court III
Inquiry, recently In se.sion q Chicago IN.
heen promulgated. After giving 4 hlstor, oi
The events immediately preceding she battle u
l.,tle nis Horn, aud thu part iakcn by MAJ
neno's command In the 0.ht, issAys @1'he con.
dnct X the officers throughout was excellent
aud. while the snbordinate~ In sofnt
instances did more for thu safety of il,e eon,,
mAna by brilliant displA,s of courage than did
MAJ Iseno, there Ma nothing In his condne
which requires AninaAdsersion from this court
II Ii ike conclusion ~ this conrt, III vlew u III
tho fae.s IN tho evi.ienee. that - further pro
eeedinwn aro necessary In lhia casc.
In a fire n Georgetown, d. g., thrc.
children II Daniel Martin tcolorcdl we're bnrnct
10 death.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

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lsinr* Asw~ssvsis shn wsA ~ earnest sna ATsass
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crsl~i meaning. bi,, regarded shsm rather
~ rutsnu DISPATCHES, sha, ihrs snuli
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the efficiency " ihe company, shi rsiggestA
that nrshing In tile PROTECTION NJ dispatches v,
telegraph wnnla l~ gained w transferring shai
busancsa III sAe Government II ~ss nit fit The
crsmmittee. hn~evrr. - snggtvi whether any
lrktslatlon waa required ~ prevent private trlr-
grams from lrtnr pnrloin~l pr eslss-ed, or f.v
their rrsxlnetiuu IN proper r@~es, san-islefsh.
thc waschful, uanpescnt, hnd Intelligent partisan
eussuiy nf dispatches FOR fourteen mnuths N
wAa 10 bc r1peeis~l that nothing would eomc NJ
light nni wanted by ihe pMrtir~ In ehatgr, AMI
N would have hccn too much ~ expect that any
m~eaAge~ rejecting seriously III the credit 81
Tho Republican party would ie found am ,ng
lhr~c bundlee
Thc trAnsia,ions of thc cipher dispatches ais-
close negotiations oh tho part of certain near
fricndA of rillen after thc election 10 seeure
thc electoral vuipA nf tho NtAics III Nnutl rssn
lima aud Florida These pcrsons ~sm 10 have
Appruhrnslrl that tlr electoral vussA III ihn~c
klaic~ which they believed III hAvr hclonEed ~
Tihlcn would IL declared for liaser aud ~
have regarded themselves NJ justified IN cn.
deAvortng 10 defeat this corrupt and fraudulent
action BY submitting ~ tle payment NJ mui,cys
which they wcfe Informed u,e rAnvassiig
boards demanded BY way ~ blaekmaii
The COMMITTEES dill not III any NAY Justify
thair action, AMI considered II prp~s wrong,
1ini thc~c negotiations wore mt authorized Nv
Tho NatiuuAl Democratic Committee uf any per
~on entitled 10 speak for them All thu persons
who ha,i been connected with Tin negotiations.
NJ fAr an ti,e committee had secufe,l shef tc~tis
mony, declared that In nu way wefe they Aue
thorIycd by 1illch, whose particular friends
they were. and Mr., Tildoh hal himrnlf volnn-
tNrily appeared ~ rorfoborase that statement
MI charge frum any source whatever had NJ
any time attached ~ tlir name VI Nj. Hendricks
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

The extra session of Congress IN not
likely Ia he IL short one. The ilrSt
thing the Democrats Aill en.leayor to
10 IN ~ pnss hills repeating thu Jurors
test oath. for tho repeal u tlle sections
~ The Revised Statutes which allow the
use ~ iroops At the polls, mud for the
repeal of the Federal Election laws,
These hills will have Ia le reported
from committees md ,lire,lsrel md
passed hy lnth hnurrr before the Army
and Legislative Appropriation bills can
be reported.
The Democratic majority In the
House IL M small aud n IN 40 difficult
to keep members here TINT tho Repnh.
licnns can rasil, prevent any speedy NO.
tion on these hills. In thu Senate, VI
course. tho minority can prolong thu
discussion ~ long as they rhoosr. there
being no previous question In the par.
liamentary practice of that body. II
always become. II question III physical
endurance there when one silc attempts
to forcca vote against the determination
III tlc other.
The Chinese question will ALSO como
NJ In some shape, and Will have ~ he
disposed of. Tho Democrats will not
desire 10 ,lo this themselves. i,eing con
tent 10 Let ID rest now that the President
haa vetoed the bill passed nj the last
session, but the Republicans will insist
on raising the issue. 1he Democrats
leing Iii control ~ botl, branches. Thur
opponent. will seek III r,nhnrrars them
on this question. The Southern mcn,'
bcrs will also insist upon aetion npon a
bin ~ settle the claims which certain
States have against tho National Oov.
ernmcnt ior expenses incurred In The
war of 1872. Tho reorganization of the
army may also engage tllr attention oi
Congress-. and u N certain TINT some NJ.
tempt will h made 10 consider financial
measures. II n therefore pretty well
scttled that Congress will not got AVA,
/ from here before the middle of June
and II IL altogether likely that II will
stay lill July. lrnShin0ton Cor. ch'
4 gnun Timex
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

\ German physician maintains that
both the vegctArians mud meat eaters arc
IN the wrong tack TINT vegetables arc
not moro wholesome than meat, Or meat
than vegetables, and nothing II gained
hy consuming 4 compound of both.
Whatever nntritivc qualities they may
po~scAs, hc says, ARE destroyed In great
measure, and often entirely, by the pro.
cess of cooking. All food should be
eaten raw. II this practice were
adopted, there would bc little or no III.
ness among human beings.
A LAkaE hnck of quail come 10 the
.lonr u Mitlilcbnry lCt.l farmer twice
\ day a. bc fed, and are ~ tame ~ hi,
barnyard fowls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

n IN grasely related. IN u sofk enlled
l.nwsons History ~ Banking that
the HpanirI, Amlassader II ilm Ili
aliHI, Court, having cstnIlei ila gftni
rlchc. III hiH King. Tie mn@isr ~ ilae
tndIss, and III tl,c ranls.n II spain
before tlncen Elizabeth. bir Il,nnn@
urcAiiniu. Win was present iuIl BIN
that tlie Qneei, Ind AnljeetH "ln ~ one
meal expended mol only ~ nl,lel, ~ The
daily revenues ~ The King, Int alsr ~
III Rra,..lrc1. and added, This ! Will
prove ~, In, and NV YIN 4 I,cnsy
wager III, IL" NJ Gresham uiiLfaNRei
,te Hlmniard IN his own line. III"
Ambaara.ler. biIing Ills tim.. rains
unAwsres tu the mansion ~ tIr ibntnaa
IN Iiisl,0ragatr. and slin,.l Will hni.
~l,ri,. unding ully an ordinary meal. lio
said well. #ir. ynn l,asr ln.i s'air
.lnkri1 "Nui III ALL answered Sif
Thomas. sand lliiA ,ou Hln.ll presently
ncs." lIe then pulled II bas ff,n' l,is
pocket. and. taking out ~. u W.
Iargrst nlId finest Eastern psatl.. shaved
| II III the Ambassador, ailsr siiieli ~
ground IL dawn mil drunk ii,e s.nai NJ, \
| glass IN wine, tD tnr hrHlIli u il,e
| Queen, hi1 mistress. ny lenl Am.
t,nssnslor,. saii kir 1hana4. sen Know
have often rfisrd ti1.tA,D fHi ilIs
ucarl. Have | ioat or .pnY@ Z yield
IN waeer ~ lost raid III tinlH.sslnr
.nud l ~ MT think tl.ae nIe four .ih
| irctW III thr world thai ssail'i u" ~
much suf tlsu sovereign. LDf,dDH ~
rirtU.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

r. r. Devices, Chairman of tho M
tionAl Committee of .hs National party. has
i1sncd ~ sidre~s 70 The people of tho United
States ne aAys that separation from old par
tIes u necessary, and asserts that thir aelon on
tho part II Congressman -elert ha~ tnsplred
Tim National ureenLAck party throughout Tho
country with renewed courage And confidence !"
Tho address calls for = thorough party orwAn-
ixAtion, aud AAds. ~ thosc III Acenrd with
Tho National -0rrcnback psinciplee now cAsn-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

The most foolish bet that W. ever
heard oi wAs that male last Sunday
morning In George HhAw's saloon, on
Florence avenue. by Michael Hall, that
hc could drink ono quart III whisky
within hyo minutes. ne had been
drinking 4 good deal during thu morn
ing. and NINA nj Tho time of betting
somewhat intoxicated. Tho sum bei
wnx only ti0, which fact alone shows
The condition III thc mans mind nj tho
time. A quart measure was procured
and filled 10 thc brim with whisky, the
quality II which. W suppose, was about
Tho same n that generally served In
mining towns In this State. Hall put
tho measure Of liquor 10 hts mouth. and
without taking II from his lips drank
II ~ Tho dreg1. Before 4 minute had
passed he fell 10 lhc floor. apparently
dead, and In that condition was NJ once
removed 10 his lo.lging house. on Helena
avenue. Dr. Drisrly WAS summoned
and smcticN were given. hut without
producing the desired result. A
stomach pump waa then applied 10 the
man, and moro than pint III lhe liquor
VIVA taken from him. fnr forly.rlght
hours hr was unconscious III what WINS
going on about him. Inflammation.
III the stomach Ml In, and Ills suffer.
inan became intense. Tho alterations
from tho inflammation finally, II IA
believed, perforated hin stomach, aud
Thursday night, about II ocloct, III
died. Hall wHs ! robust. hard.workine
young man. only III years ii age. III
drank thu whisky III two and j. hall
minutes. Sntr0 fNsu.) Independent
DAMoN ALnkMr uKAxr. who failed III
London Tor nearly t3.0tpD. NM. has 4 f9,n
| ily IL ten daughters AnL two Hons. I'LL,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14
1oarY.vsyrn co,oa1ss.

MAncM Ala ~ senale, n. Mlison ma1e 3
report from shs ssises committee sppciass1 d ~
instance oi senator Mstthe~s IN June lest. u con-
eiudss ~ followsi AFTER full eonstdsrstion they
And, unanimously. tA4 stAtemsnis VI senator MAJ
thews 10 b ,rns. and that hs ~ % senasesioa
With any reAl 81 supposed frauds " NJ siselen ii
Louisiana. Ana lhAs " hAs nol l,ssa r1iiy d ~
corrupt randnet ~ any n NE ma(less felerFvl
20 In Tho testimony. Wills ~ ramnet bus regard
his atsian IN respect 10 janes =. AndereeAt eaott
u ohtan III appVintmentte eGAes neAss NE etfeum.
sAhsea - wTonH and injurious - tos Rhbits tates.
sst.s. A resolution VS. sdopird aaAesittaq ths
Teller ce'.,aIssss y ~ dastsf shs ysssss q Csa
rsn.ies hesicss aoidiss.. visk ~ Hsas snss6.
msHt forever excepting 3e6 0Asla fvOM the psesI.
tons ~ ihs tdll. - defeated ~. AAys. ~
' ss % ssss sss s.s"sss.
Non u lmps .sh.ssn,. y. isposi Il 4. na,esiy
q as s.' -. S.. .s x. s:' . t
he eontessaee sommttssss u both hsussD oeln6
Nhahlv 70 agree.
MAAom 4---T'hc animated Acenss that usually
shssaeisrs~ sAv sloAins hours of canxr.s ~ers en'
a.ted In besh hamsee, IT. bsnats wa~ engaged ail
,hs rrsceiins night on ,heApprepustIea bills. and
Just tetere daylight IN extraordinary debate DC
rurrsd over she political amsndm~nls ~ ths l.<xs.
lAslsr hill. ~Aich was participated In BY MsssFs.
tloaF. nlslns. Matthews and others IN M kspnlli
san alde. And ThnrMAn, ltte1 AnA otA~rs On tAs
Democratic kths. 1h1 debate wAm III ; hlrh
onler. AAd fMlt Ut Are IN hOvM sides. The
I'LL, AnNesev, tnscthss wlth th~ Army
Appropriation hll. tAllrd u psss, the HThste n
MsinlH Arm IN IT. discrimination MT ~ eanrns ID
the ansbdmsni aheitshna The Federal k1eetun
tAs.. and the House With s<lasi se~blnsAnAss y
t,i.ns ~ res~Ae. AHs~smrnta wuse see~hesi by ths
ts,lut enIliefehcc rnsnMtlasA m 49, me12F peHdmr
Appropriations bis. asd they wess pessmptly pAaaSd
iAila .sFs &l.a passsA plaeh1 d@m, NMlsds m llst
rsiirvA lst III ist.adss tlenrFslsi appsrrfatINA ~
pey arrears III lnuslnna: ereatlns NAtlnAAl
lspArd ~ rnblte mrsith. vrnsidinw toF ths iAhiiA
III the tsAth reHsus b promote thH educ Atiph al
the hind, TIE rl.,r ~ ths llnass
judiciary Committee upon the eA~s III Ju,tas
Ile#lNstl ei the uaiiea MATES ceaH feI
ths Northern 1lllnata nNststet. aee1m
panied ~ : resolution sInnnsstlMs him ffon
the charges hrnMxht nealnsi him by certain mem
bsFA m thu GhirAe0 hAs. Nes presented. md III
rrsaiutinn adopted. |. The MnMAe. W 10 thH serj
Inaturnt VI AdjouvuiMx, uAs engaged III = nens
partisan dstAi* osvr ths poiities amendments "a
ths Appropriation hill
NINA skseiun.
The President hiss issued thr following psuslAnaA
iiaI svllsenihs uonHrss IN <ssFa sessinh III III,
18th inst.s
NJ IN rreaidrn. of ~ United Htases ~ An.eris,
Aprusiamatlnnt
WnkkkA.. TAa Nnai aAlnurnm~Mt NJ NJ tosty
NTH uunnFvss, without akina ~ usual - nsrea
kafy appropriations ipr the lsStnlntlve eA1eMus,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

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H. Slroshrr t-rorsc crAyon = Consul ta~nerAl
y Mexico. And ueorge ssroeg~, II illinota.
Consul :. Hamburg. Germany.
II has tr~nspircd that tho President
had actually prepared 4 message vcsoinR The
River and HArhcr bill This intention mcn
became noisrd ahroAd. AMI he was imm~iiAlel,
bc-ieeca BY senators and Representatives whoes
local in,erc~ss were u stake Tho pressure waa
irresistible; The President yielded, and ,he bin
Vas signed
Congress, at its late scasion. made m
appropriation Of ees0.on 10 build ! National
Museum Oh tho grounds VI thu Smithsonian
Institute at Washington.
Tho total number VI bills and Joint
resolutions introduced III TIN lower house of
Congress Al ~ recent sc~ston waa d.x!A.
and In the senate i.p,A A large majority VI
those wese pending At The honr of adjournment.
and. of course. failed
\ II Ii reported TINT cx. Senator Con.
over, ~ Florida, il ~ ts appointed Minister y
I Central America
Tho President Inns accepted tho resig.
natien of tni,ed ssase2 District Judge aie~, u
Maryland. who has been vn the bench sinee
iSA.
I Ex-senator Patterson has received u
letter from she Attorney aencrNl VI south Caro-.
lima announcing The eAneeling of TN indicsmenss
/ against him IN shas htAt,, Mr, Patterson leaves
roon 10 take an important trust unaer the
sou.hern Pacific lsailrnad canpany In Arizona.
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ImEvERDEN's
MEN
FURNITURE
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/ rHsiftht 4 I'll assr1sn*.. sna "A A. hsss
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svervthin~ New---l.aiest STYLES.
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EXTENSION TABLES.
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES.
wARDRoBEs, BUREAUS.
BEDsTEADs. CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS.
BRACKETS. wHAT.NOTs.
LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN CoRNICEs.
In short, every article teonslng 10 the trade and
ssd adapted " the wants u the community.
lUNDERT. .AKING
In eli i,s hrsnch-. prompt, attended TO- either aay
or night.
ile has large A.snvsm~nt ~
Collins, Burial Cases and Caskets,
which he IL pr~pArc, 10 trim aud favnish on abort
notice, and IN such style and manner ~ ordered, At
,he m.%t reasonable pstres.
ThAnkinx thc public for fsyora and ia coincidence
Ia the past he hca@ ~ aAsnfs hiA friends that he u
deicrmtned mcrr than ever " Morit their ronn-
deuce. respet and continued patronage.
u. MEvERDEN.
Cresco. p~c. ~. iS7s.
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DAMoS ALnkMr uKAxr, who failed In
London ior nearly N. NM. .t4t,. l,aS fsln.
ily IL TEN daughters And two Hons. uiH
wlic n m nnprclcntions woman. The
damghtcr oi London merchant.
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