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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

AS ian ounce OF prevention is worth
q pound Of cure" 1t is good plan 70
buy bottle Of Kress Fever Tonic, and
during the season'when chills and fever
arr prevalent take 9 small dose daily,
thus preventing the possibility of con-
tracing any malarial disease. II you
have the sgue buy 4 bottle and be
cured promptly and surely. The money
refunded If it does not cure. Il con-
tains no euinine or poison and il pleas
ant TO take. aneSg4m
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

THE blightiug effects of impure
blood are sad to behold in those we
meet day by day. This ought not and
need not be so. Parsons Purgative
Pills make new rich blood; taken one
Il night for twelve weeks will change
the blood in the entire system.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

ABOUT 1900 bales Of cotton hive
been received up to date, Of which over
400 have been shipped. The Central
shipped during the month 81 August
785 bales, and, up TO date If this mouth
642 making in all shipped by that road
1907 bales. The international shipped
up TO September AZ bales. and during
the week closing last night SO bales,
making SO in all up to date. Total
shipments OF both roads, 140G bales.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

The MURDER US SIX suf oTER AND
A PEAcEFUL PEACE OFFICER = II IN
Martin, q ceputy shrriif. accompanied
ny his bFothers, JONES Martin aud
Lew Martin, and B II Good, all from.
u4ys c.unty, instead nf sperdiI e
Monday night in quiet, were doing the
tnwa. They were heard Of in devious
places during IL DIght, and finally,
about NJ Tuesdav, WI und up with
a decided sensation, which came near
sending h Cay policeman t. Kingdom
Come, besides committing much dam
age To- personal properly At khis
hour f'ing Of pistols was heard in the
Cattle Exchange Saloon. S xcr seven
'h'is were fred in quick succession,
wien Policeman Farrell fastened
to- the spot. He found these
meu had shot about the room
promiscu usly. destroying a clock,
damaging q picture and doing other
acts OF devlitry. Officer Farr.ll was
not armed, but attempted TO arrest
them, when one of the party threw y
six-shooter down upon him mi -four
attempts to shoot him failed, the pis-
tol barely swapping. The men tken
rushed out Of the back door of the
building, and evsded immediate Pur-
suit Of the fficer, who in fact would
have been 10 Ilhardy to have Tisked
his life longer with such men murder
ously inclined. Complaints were made
before Justice Lee. and wits Of arrest
were placed 10 the hands of county
officers, whose duty it was to pursue
the men beyon the lin t. of the town,
where it Ias supposed they had gone.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

CHEAP HACK FAEe.-For many
years New Workers have been tying
te secure as cheap heck hire as they
have in London and PIris, but hack
ing seems still t. he luxury with
them, which only the rich Can indulge
in. Why hack at al 2 Hall'> B isam
will positively cure all hacking C ushs
and colds.
J. W. Graham, wholesale agents.
Austin, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

A party OF Baptist cIergymen were
blue fishing off Martha's Vineyard the
other day. A question arose as 70
whether certain specimen was reAllY
blue fish. 1--WE call 'em Baptists,
said native fisherman. The Baptist
clergymen rather. eagerly asked why
"Cause they spiles 30 soon arter They're
taken out o. the water"
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A CARD.--To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions oil
youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, etc., / will send d
recipe that will! cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was dis.
covered by a missionary in South
America. Send q self-addressed en-
velope to the Rev. Joseph II. Inman,
Station D, New York, City.
jan deodw1y
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A young man named Rager of lodi,
ana county, Pennsylvania, was bitten
by rattlesnake recently. lie immedi.
ately cut an onion in two pieces, taking
out the heart, filling 1t with salt. and
applied it to the wound. He changed
it occasionally for two hours and then
went to work again none the worse Of
the bite.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

SERGEANT SPARKNAS and D:'ectIve
Lacy arrived in the city 'sierday,
having in charge DR.. ,hn A. II ting
of Lsmpssas, charged with land fer
gerry. The arrest was made ut tue it,
stance Of The land fraud c. mn TIE.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

A GENTLEMAN 10 q neighboring
town, who had suffered two years with
chronic diarrkpI aud wss so reduced
that he could not walk, was cured sud
restored to sound health by JohnsOn's
AnOdyne Liniment. This Liniment is
worth lts weight in gold.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11

The case of tx-Snlyeyor RGundtree
0f LlsnO couoty, who was brought 10
Tuesday evening, charged with land
forgery, was brought before C1mmr :
,sioner RuggIes. II; waived examins-
ZION. aud was placed under $4,000
bond
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WHICH Is CuEAsEs-s "A package of
DUxE's Dorham containing t.eeHfy
pip--,u:Is II the hes, smoking ioi,4cca
mSde. OF one cOnmo3 cigsig Each
rne,s Ten cents j.29 &~ly
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Prescription FREE-For the speedy
cure of seminal weakness, loss of man
hood and all disorders brought on by
indiscretion or excess. Any druggist
has the Ingredients. Address David
son & Co., 70 Nassau Street, New
York. jun3deodw1y
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Nothing in the word equals LACK
DRAU6hT" in female diseases.
For sale by ]. j. Tohip, A. Gold
mann, j. w. Coombs.
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TnE vote on the Constitutional
nehdmeDt in STziin was sbrat ~
ght ns a cer.as candidate FOR msyor
viii in J ~ mber.
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REsD's Gil lge Tine pur lies Tue
blood, res.Efes sti= appetite End s,,m-
ulaies tine digestion.
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REsD's Gilt Edre Tonic is safe and
pleasant lnvigorsnt for 'ielics,e fsmslcs.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic gives perma-
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AARKIED. la Alstin. % utembeI =.
hY Rrv. +. b. Wright. ID D.. MIR.
CHARLES CRANE aad Mrs. Julia Nor
lis
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Aus,in markss Quo,a,,ous.

Butter, % c. Eggs, IL s-ee
Grain. = Corn, 75c. Oats.
Bright, 45c. Wheat, t1.0O F6d
der, 81. so per hundred. Hay, 91.25
Chickens, $3.50 per dozen. Po-
tatoes-Sweet, $l.00 per bushsl Irlall.
$3.50 per barrel.
HiAea. dry flint a tn fQc.
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eALYHsron MAnKrra


GALVESTON. September 9.-CUtton--
neceipts S9l6 bales; exports coastwisa
go oaiesi sales S7a bales; stock Goes
oales; market strong; held higher. md
Wheat-Ho. 9 red winter a 10. n,
5 do. Sl.O2@1. 05; No. 4 do. III .0oc. Me.i.
iIerranean No. 9 $l.O5; No. 3 II On
Corn, Western &C. Oats. Texas, ssc.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
Kansas CrrY, September 9.-Wheat
No. 9, spot, s6aEc asked; No. 3, spos
SIC bid.
Bacon, clear SIS. 60; rib and long, s.. 50.
Corn fed Texan steers, &S.e01s 80;
grass wintered, e. 9502.75.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST.. LOUIS, experimentation firmer;
Xxx 3.S5@4. 10; XXX $4,000 -;
family a. 4Om4. so: choice 10 fancy
$465G5.25. Wheat opened higher. bat
@9Sssc cash; No. 3 do. S7l<@S7 fc cash
Corn opened higher. but declined at the
close, 33@Sl &c cash. Oats firm at % <
@l,O6. Pork firmer at $3.50 Lard quiet
at $50. Dry salt meats stronger; clear
ribs 81 So@e4S5 here, $4.75 upeouniry.
l0c freight. Bacon firm; clear RIBS
s.. e5@5. SIX; clear sides $5.05@5 20.
Lsrd salable st sac.
Cattle-supply still wholly of grass
Texans, which sold promptly al sliehs
advance, ranging from $S.35683 so; m
Ives wanted at fun previous prices; u.
eeipts 1900; shipments 400. Hogs scarcss
mixed packing $3.200D3. AZ; Workers and
Baltimores So. s0@3. so; butchers toexira
$s.50@3. 20; grass hogs g. S56a3. es; le
ecipts 1900; shipments none Sheep M
good demand; prices unchanged: receipts
1890; shipments 1900.
cnlr.r ~, A. I. 4, Z. ~.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is a mild
corrective, aud Its purity and flavor are
guaranteed.
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Died..

Mrs. Amelia f. C=stleman, wife of
our most esteemed towpsmaD, II. NJ.
Castlemar, departed this life at her
home in this city, st 3 A. NJ on Friday,
the fifth of September. Mrs. Castle
man La3 been an invalid from the
effects Of consumption for several
years. Daring this time she has
sought health in many places. Last
spring, accompanied by her husband,
she spent some time in Western Texas.
Finding no relief, they went TO Colo
RADIO, some months ago, but the terri
BILE disease had gone too far for relief
% Tuesday last she returned to her
home just in time to de among the
many friends of her childhood.
Mrs. Castleman was the daughter
one of our oldest and most respected
citizens, Mr.. Alfred Smith. She was
born and reared in Travis county, and
has been known from her childhood
for her many lovable qualities. She
had long been jealous member OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. She
had many devoted friends. and to
those and her sorrowing husband and
children and father. the STATESMAN
extends deep felt stmpathies.
ANOTHER
While called upon 10 tel these many
sad tales of death in our midst, we are
panied to announce the demise of an
other INST estimsble lady. Mrs. Cor
ella It. WiIlenberg, wife of Rev. w.
II. Wiilenbers, late paator of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church of this
city, died near Austin on Thursday.
Mes. Willenberg was the daughter of
another old and most esteemed citi-
zen of Austin, Mr.. w s. HUtchkiss.
She was born and reared in this
city, and like the other good lady
of whose death we tell, had endeared
herself to all who knew her. She was
woman of rare virtues, devoted
wife and plaus Christian. Long will
this good lady be fondly remembered,
and we'll may the two be pointed to as
women worthy the careful study OF the
rising generation. They lived and died
in purity, ard their womanly virtues
will be shining examples to others.
Mrs. Jane NJ. NJ Clure, an estimable
Lady and kind neighbor, died at 3
P. NJ on the fourth instant. Mrs. Nc
Clure, with her husband. who died
some years ago, came from Virginia to
Austin in 1916, residing here until her
removal to the country, two years ago.
She was pure. noble, unselfish being
aud Christian, and hosts OF friends in
Austin will learn of her death with
sadness OF heart. Her illness was very
brief. She wss taken Ill on Saturday
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ssRl AcK. pRAUGHT" is recommende

by fcrty years Of successful trial.
For sale By j. j. 2'obir, A. Gold
mann, J. w. Coombs.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic Is whole.
some stimulant and it's quality is guar
anteed.
Mcdaniel s. Co., sole agents. Aus
tin, Texas.
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A FINS hosse belonging 10 Mr.. JEFF
johnson was attacked last Monday by
81 unknown disease while in the CITY.
exhibiting symptoms Of distress which
nnrziod everybody. Mr.. johnson took
DE animal 10 has home in the northern
snbnrhs ana tiociorea L for eight houFs
without success, Ehch, feeliag assured
that The horse would die, be took Il
oaf into the woods where Il laid down
and became perfectly cold. Mr.. John
son. believing the horse dead, stuck =
knifo into lie side aud when It was
-ilhdrawn. wind rushed out with con-
4<1erahio force, followed BY thick,
black blood. and il few moments
<His vas followed By thin, red blood.
So 1lesd.ng about NentY minutes
no poot 1t4tt cane hack from *ht
El5siun paslufosn described hy
neeehsT, and feeolg 1etlina % his Zee,
began hscHsinR at6Af. The hoss<
nov doing veil - I'll eatIIs. :
cover. - - ~ fs-
made d ~ 'ies sIt l<'samea
heir Irsfza1ep q .u<aEI )
..-se:ns s, ) nkf1on 81 HoRers At
[rc,1..s. Or. Ffico's odofs ara
81 <Nsci fnd natural a. hoNers
IF gathered. Try be Floral
1rs it's scolegrt Vstzs oi delight
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills and
fever impossible.
For safe Dy ]. J. Tobin, A. Gold
mann, j. w. Coombs.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, September q. Wheat active.
firm, higher and unsettled; No . red
S5@S5Lc; No. spring SsI<0Sss {
cash; No. 3 do. S4c
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and Sick-headache
For sale by j. J. TobiD, A. G ID
mann, J. w. Coomhs.
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RERp's Gilt EDGE Tonic builds up zll
who have been reduced and weakened
by sickness.
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Ladies. get permanent relief BY using
"a Ack -pRAuenI.n
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"elAcK-DRAUGHT'' cures costiveness
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LUhDEn.
Texss. Pine, Rough, per u 80 II 90
" Dressed one side. - ~
Dressed two sides - 81
a. FlooTing, dressed
tongaed and kr0oved $500. - %
Texas Pine, Siding. ..-.... ~ ~.
White Pine, Siding, clear. - lt
/" Three-eaghfhs
beaded ceiling, clear $3.50. - E6
Shingles. Sawed Cypress, No.
1, per thousand, heart -. 5f0
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No.
2. per thonsand .s..,s> 4t1
Lath. White Pine. per 1000 14
Exchange, currency
On Galveston. Ia dis. to 81
On New Orleans. 1-2 die. % 4 -.
On 81. Isouis. l-2 dis. 70 f|
On New York Is dis - ~ ~
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MeetI-e or Iroea,. rex.. nriE.ae.

MeetI-s OF HOODS Texas brigade.
Tue gu wing members Of Hood
T xas Brigade residing IN Travis
county met Srurdsy, tho e.xih instant.
at The court house. There we're pre-
ut Sam 4. Wilson. c ,mpany +. First
Regiment; n A. Todd. II. ii Gem
tD,s. A. W Nichols, Val e. q les, W.
G Walsh. .6ec SER, & A ID hre,
Garland C"Iv:D C. 4. Bacnnsr, G r.
Crcz er, q. /. Rube'ts0D. Chmpsay 3,
Fourth Il meut: J. A NNYIe, Gem
paDy l.. Firss Reg meni; w :. j. hp-
son, Company A, -Four R=gin ent
K l. DIgPan. NJ. y Dunn, C1mpSI = ID,
Fourth Regimen: } j fCbip. Cou
psny NJ, First R-pm-h, J. ID Ro-
berdesu. Company B, Fifth Regiment.
01 motion, Judge Sam A. Wilson
was called - the char, and George l..
Robertson appointed secretary.
The chairman, 10 q few and feeling
words, stated that the object OF this
meeting was ID express their deep sor-
row az the death Of their late chief,
and fake such seton as wss necessary
as to the future welfsre Of his orphan
children, btqueathed to them upon his
dying bed.
CIp.. w. G.. w ISL read q commune
cation from Mrs. BIB, and Offered the
following res: lnriou which was adopt
ed:
Rssolsei. That committee of three
be appointed ID confer with the State
organization of Hond's brigade and
such county organic ,tIons as can be
reached directly, and inform them Of
cur willingness in connection with the
old brigade, to assume Euch control of
the children of cur late commander,
G N. ii 'od, as may be agreed upon by
tbs Safe orgzaiZ Itihn aui the rext
trends Of the orphans, and convey TO
them the substance of the offer m Ide
by Mrs. B Do and TO counsel with the
organ cation as to the practicability of
a meeting of the brigade, by deIega-
tion, ut some point and time 10 the
near tnture to be agreed upon.
Carr. w G. WALSH,
Carr J d RoBERDEAU,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

nually, about the came amount of
wines and brandies, with the or
ange, and the other semi-tropical
fruits, our dairies and our hog-pens,
left out of the count. We are al
ready exporting heavily of wines,
brandies, wool, corn and hides. AL
ready we feed our own people. The
next decade, with the railway and
commercial situation of Los Ange.
les taken into the count, is certain
to be one Of phenomenal prosperity.
Those who gauge this section by
any other standard than that we
have suggested are reckoning with
out their host, because no other is
characterized at once by the pro-
ductive possibilities and the geo.
graphical and climatic advantages
of Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
FOR REIGN.
A ssep TOward form.

LONDON, Dec. 3d.-A Berlin dis
patch says: The Gar will inform
the nobility of Moscow at the re-
ception to-day of his determina-
tion to call number of unofficial
advisers to assist him in the gov
ernment of the Empire. The coun-
ell will be purely deliberative
without any right of control or in
reference, and will be chosen part.
ly by suffrages of the middle and
peasant classes and partly by direct
nomination by the CZar from the
ranks of the hereditary nobility.
Other measures of local reform will
also be announced. These innova-
tions have been strongly advocated
by the Czarowitch.
GortohaLoH aud the Prussian Min.
lister OF state.
LONDON, Dec. "A correspond
ent at Berlin reports that Prince
Gortchakoff has had an interview
with Count Siolberg Wernigerode,
the Prussian Minister of State.
Imperial hank statement.
BERLIN, Dec. 2d.-The statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows an increase of 1921 900
marks.
Bismarck snd the Liberais-vati-
eau Negotiations.
BERLIN, Dec. 3d.-Bismarck has
written private letters to the lead
ers of the National Liberals thank
Ing them for the support given to
the Government on the railway
question, and expressing a hope
that the former friendly relations
between himself and the Liberals
may be renewed. The clericals are
much distressed at this turn of af-
fairs.
1t seems that negotiations be-
tween Bismarck and the Vatican
have suddenly closed, as Bismarck
will not agree to a restoration of
the German Bishops. There seems
to be every probability that the old
struggles are recommending.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
Murder ana Robbery.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3d.-A man
named Charles Hallep, sheep.
herder in the employ of David Bev-
eridge, ON sheep range about 10
miles from this city, was found
dead on Martin Monsch's ranch on
Sunday. The deceased had bullet
hole in the back of his head, and
the cabin had been robbed of $3.50,
also of all food. The door of the
cabin was locked with paddock on
the outside, and the jury returned u
verdict of murder. No clue, as yet,
to the assassin. Deceased was a
Swede, 55 years old. The body was
brought here to-day and the Sheriff
is at work on the case.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

liged to surrender upwards of O
hundred cases to it's successor.
Compared with the way like tri-
bunals of other States clean up
their dockets this is not a bad
showing. The "law's delaysn ante
date far the days when Shakespeare
wrote Hamlet.u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04
A er,evanco of s,o.o Magnitude.

In our local columns we publish
communication from one of the
most sagacious business men of
Southern California, which all per-
sons interested in tax matters
would do we'll to read carefully.
The Supreme Court of the United
States, in a recent case of consider
able Importance, has decided that a
mortgage can only be taxed in the
county or State in which the owner
of the mortgage resides. By this
decision of the tribunal of last ma
tional resort a mortgage cannot be
taxed to q nonresident. These facts
open up avenues of thought of the
first moment to citizens of South
ern California. AS our correspond
ent correctly remarks, "Los Ange-
'les county will, by this decision,
close two million dollars of taxable
"property; and, consequently, our
"tax rate will be proportionately
Increased
The comment upon this unfor-
tunate phase of California tax mat.
ters is that San Francisco will
profit by the loss of the interior
sections. Any man who has failed
to note that the new Constitution,
of happy memory. has been spec
tally designed to discriminate
against the rural regions is, by the
ordinance of God and nature, bard
to convince. A number of rhetor-
ical gentlemen in that Convention,
aiming at popularity and personal
preferment, have overlooked the
fact that that body was really neg
ligent of the real interests of the
rural people of the State. We here
and now put the prediction upon
record that every controverted
provision of the new Constitution
of California will be found to inure
to the advantage of the capitalists
of the Bay city. Mean
while, we heartily second
the idea of our correspondent
that "the members of the Legisla.
"lature of the several counties
Sought to lose no time in prepar.
ling the necessary legislation on
"this tax question, which ought to
"be acted upon as soon as the Leg
"islature has assembled and is
"ready for business.o We hope
these local Solons will act wisely.
but they will have to act very
wisely, indeed, to avoid the mis-
chief which is certain to result,
from the fact that very large
number of ambitious gentlemen, in
their anxiety to stand we'll locally,
In a moment of great public ex-
citement, did not regard every as
pect of California interests. With
out hesitation we place on record
the .foreboding that, in the new
Constitution, surrenders have been
made to San Francisco, from every
standpoint, which can only be rem
edied, at infinite pains, by Cali
fornia Legislature which shall con-
sclentiously represent the whole
State.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

"ANNEXATIoNIsT,n in our local
columns, calls our attention to the
fact that Sinaloa, Sonora, Lower
California, chihuahua and Durango
contain nearly half the area of the
Mexican Republic. This is true,
but the fact is not the less true that
the same area contains scarcely
one-twelfth part of the popula-
ton of Mexico. The plan to which
we have alluded in several articles
is really strengthened by the sparse
population of the States named. 1t
does not embrace the conquest OF
Mexico, or the disturbance of the
really material portion of the pop
ulation of our neighbor. Whether
it can be accomplished will depend
on just to what extent the author
tiles and. people of the United
States can be brought, by ambitious,
influential and intriguing Mexicans
and Americans, to countenance it.
The fact that the territory in ques-
ton has but two inhabitants to the
square mile, instead of nearly
twenty to the square mile, as in
other portions of Mexico, is the
strongest incentive to carrying the
scheme out, and with many lessons
its Objectionable features. Mean
while, the junta which aims at the
extension of our frontier towards
the south is living fact in San
Francisco, and it undoubtedly has
powerful and influential ramifica-
tions in the Northern Mexican
States.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

WE are glad to see that the HER
AIDS suggestion OF Hon. e. w.
McKinstry for the Democratic
nomination for Vice-President is
receiving the serious consideration
the eminence and popularity of the
man merit. He would be tower
of strength to the party, and men
of all politics recognize this fact.
The McKinstry "boomp is certain
to grow upon the Pacific Coast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-04

CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, Infiamma-
ton OF the Throat, and Difficulty oi
Breathing, frequently result from a se-
we're Cold. The remedial properties
combined in DIR. Jayne's Expectorant are
especially designed to break up feverish
and inflammatory tendencies, remove
CONSTRUCTION of the Throat, and by
bringing about a free expectoration, pro-
mote natural respiration, and speedy
cure. A reputation maintained for forty
years, affords to all guarantee of the
practical merit Of the remedy.