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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-01-22
Heart Disease.

The cases of heart disease are far less
common than is generally supposed,
the heart being one of the toughest
organs in the body. Still there are
many cases, and they are of different
kinds. There may be paralysis of the
nerves of the heart. When this occurs
death is instantaneous. Angina pectoris
not unfrequently terminates in this way,
for eXcruciating pains exhaust nervous
force as greatly as does excessive
pleasure.
There may be what is called fatty
degeneracy of the heart, in which fat
takes the place of the fibrous tissue, and
sooner or later gives way under some
slight excitement.
Sometimes the walls of the heart be.
come quite thin at some point, and this,
in connection with the general enlarge
Inent of the organ, renders it subject to
more violent action, and it may sud-
denly burst on the quickening of that
action. Such engagements are often
produced by violent and protracted ex-
ertions, as in boat-racing.
Or there may be a dilatation of por-
tion of an artery leading out from the
heart; such dilatations are called
aneurisms, and'are attended with loss
of the elasticity of the heart and thin
ming of the walls of the vessel. Hence
it may suddenly rupture, or, which il
equally fatal, the walls may dilate so fal
as to prevent the outflow of the blood
TO the brain.
Every one even in health knows how
quick and strongly any emotion what.
ever acts upon the heart-knows from
his own experience. In all diseases O
the heart absolute self control at al
times is of the most urgent necessity
Without it life may cease at any mo-
ment.- Youth's Companion
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-01-22
Longevity Notes.

John Battle died in Montreal the other
day, aged ll2.
Robert Kidd. lO5 years old, is the
Oldest man in Texas.
Mary Fernay died in Little Valley,
N. Y, at the age of los.
Samuel Losey recently died in Pike
township, Pa, aged 1O7.
Margaret Mcmahon died in Durham,
England, in her 18th year.
Aunt Sarah Hicks, in the county hos
pital in Flatbush, l. l., is 104.
Clara Clairs, of New Orleans, was
burned to death at the age of l03.
Luke Courville, lO2 years old, hanged
himself in pig-pen on poor farm.
Thurlow Weed saw the first steam
boat and rode in the first steam railway
train.
A pupil in the Carsonville (Ga.)
school is eighty-two years old. She is a
negress.
After living more than a century, n
Michigan man committed suicide by
hanging.
Andrew Jung, ninety-three years old,
of Columbia, Pa, served under the first
Napoleon.
Lucy Kurney, of Lansing, Mich, was
fifty-tive years a slave and over sixty
years free.
Rouns Kemp, ninety-six years old, of
Galloway, KY, married Mary Bridges,
aged sixteen.
Over a century ago Ann Collins, of
Paris, KY, was born. She remembers
Washington.
Diana Dorsey, of Springfield, Florida,
was supposed to be lis years of age
when she died.
Mary Donohue, whose grandfather
died in his 12lst year, recently died in
New York aged ll2.
Peleg Sprague, of Maine, is ninety
States Senator in 1929.
James Smith, of Somerset county, N /.
j., now 100 years old, was sold as a
slave thirty years ago for fifty cents.
Thomas Howe, of Darlington, n. H.,
lately made a marriage proposal to a
lady eighty-five years old and fifteen
years his junior.
A negro died not long ago in New
Haven, Conn, leaving family OF
orphans from sixty to eighty years old.
The father was l0S.
The eleven daughters of the late
Robert johnson, of Middletown, Conn,
are alive, the youngest over fifty years
old, the Oldest over eighty.
Armstrong Porter, of Luzerne, Pa,
died last month aged ninety-eight. He
voted for Thomas Jefferson for Presi-
dent, and for Samuel j. Tilden for the
same office.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-01-22
Words of Wisdom.

Hope is such a bait, it covers any
hook.
Conscience is the voice of the soul;
tha passions are the voice of the body.
All other knowledge is hurtful to
him who has not honesty and good
nature.
Hatred is so durable and obstinate
that reconciliation on a sick bed is sign
of death.
A merry heart doeth good like a
medicine; but broken spirit drieth
the bones.
Circumstances form the character /;
but, like petrifyipg matters, they har-
den while they form.
When one has no design but to speak
plain truth, he may say great deal in
very narrow compass.
The universe is but one great city,
full of beloved ones, divine and human,
by nature endeared to each other.
The bel) we'd Of the Aim ighty are III
rich who have the humility of the poo
and the poorwho have the magnsnim
ity of the rich.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-01-22
My Loss.

Day after day, while at my window sitting,
see the children at their play near by;
Like butterflies in summer gardens fitting,
They hover round beneath my ,watchtul eye.
The little girls, with flushed and merry faces,
Glance at me shyly for my answering smile,
And tempt me with their most alluring graces
To put sad thoughts away while they be-
guile.
Blonde hair and brown in soft confusion blend
ing,
Black eyes and blue upturned to meet my
gaze,
Roses both white and PINK their. contrast
lending,
To add new beauty TO the 'wildering maze.
But when they one by one, tired ont with
playing,
Steal slowly homeward through the sunset
light,
Memory goes back beyond the dark years,
straying
Among the days OF yore that seem so bright
|. turn my head, radiant, golden splendor
Shines from the west across the pictured
wall,
And glorifes face divinely tender,
With bronze-brown hair waved round it
fall on lall;
With violet eyes so winsome in their sweet
ness,
That mine grow smiling spite OF grief and
pain,
With curved lips, the seal OF loves complete
ness;
Oh, Heaven could 1 but press them once
again.
In vain watch and wait, she will come only
When night has cast her spell on sea and
shore;
Then when / sleep and dream, no longer
lonely,
She comes to feed my hungry heart once
more.
Tis then and only then that ! behold her;
Her dear voice floats around me soft and
low;
lis then, and only then, my arms enfold her,
The little girl lost so long ago.
--BostOa TrdnScripi
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-01-22
Alphabet of Precious Stones.

With this alphabet any English word
can be spelled out y ith precious and
sLmi-precious stones. The list com
,Irises just the letters OF our alphabet
A-Amethyst; B--Beryl; C-Cat's-Eye
D-Diamond; E-Emerald F--Felspar
G-Garnet; H-Hyacinthe; lido
erase; J--Jasper; K-Kyanite; l.
Lapis-lazuli; M-Malachite; N-Nat-
rolite; O--Opal OF Onyx; P-Porphyry
Q-Quartz Agate; R-Ruhy; S-Sap.
phire; T-Turquoise; U-Ultramaiine
V-Yerd- Antique; Wv atersspphire
X-Xanahite; Z-Zircon,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-01-22
TIMELY TOPICS.

The immigration statistics for 1879
show that LIE. $50 persons landed at Cas-
tie Garden, New York. of whom 1876, ,O7O
were aliens, against 1859 arrivals in
1873. of whom 5,347 were aliens. Ger
many sent the largest number of emil
grants in 1879, the total being 1874
Ireland came next, with 22,624, and
then England. with 81 ,555. France only
sent 1881. The labor bureau found EN-
ployment for 11,0l0 males and 5,5l7
females.
The Cuban planters evidently do not
think they will lose their slaves for some
time to come. They are confident the
emancipation bill will not pass at this
time, and owing to this feeling spirit of
confidence has sprung up among them
of late. and it is said slaves readi COM
mand $500 in gold. 1t is whispered
that what the Cuban planters pretend
to toresee is the revival of Don Carlos
pretensions in Spain and his possible
success. They believe that his govern
ment would earnestly oppose any eman-
cipation of their slaves.
The worlds annual crop of cotton is
now equal to twelve million bales of the
average weight of American cotton. OF
this quantity. about five million bales
Are produced in the United States.
Some statisticians reckon that the whole
crop of the world could be raised on a
section of Texas less than one-twelfth
of its area, or could be divided between
any two of the other principal cotton
States without exhausting one-half of
their good lands; or it could all be
raised on less than one-half the Indian
Territory that is not yet occupied at all.
Within the last few months the news
papers have been printing the statement
that a man in Paris offers 81, 1000 to any
one who will draw the annexed figure
with q pen without lifting the pen from
the paper:
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-01-22

Very taking-Colds. Very elad-The drug
gists. The very best remedy-Dr. BulPs
Cough Syrup.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

gslbsr, bic bic Samitas atsne stnseten, wer-
zen nod ia Der frissnben Nummsr auittirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Dubuque Soma, 9enaag, oen 80 Sun 1880 Summer 1866

6ancods Banner. Sancot Fat tets Der
0s5re sebuIoist, baB bic MiIitdrsswalt I'M
5rtebeu uuter Der giuiIsepult itebe unb bat
bies i'm Sibsn prattii9 bepisisn.
8m. s. gnsIii8, Der gicsprdfbents
i5aftscanbibat, watS am q. ausuit tn
scott So. Sub. seborsn, itubirte gu Scutb
5anousr bic Rsdte, iaB in Der StaatsIss
sislatur uno Ianse Sabre I'M GonsrsB,
ipieIte cine sroBe RoHe im RanIas Com;
promib unb iit daBsrit befabist fir bas
gmt. 0isis uenisen 3siIen iber bic Bans
nsrtrdser Der bemotratiiden gartei m0sen
far bsute seniseu. gs foIst ibnen cine
complete giosrapbie bisis Wdnnsr mad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

E&- Rur far bic Seller, bic per residrirten
griei pbr @oneD Or0er ssianet psresn, absr.
nsbmen mir bic gsrantnprtlitfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

nod am Gage uorber s.i5IoFsn fit Ror
riiou seifimmt bate, feline AZ Stimmel
fir 9aneod sinfsste, erfOIste iiarmiider
gsifaa. 0isieIbe Concentration pisbsr.
bolts fiG, als 9ouiiiana, Waine, Ridi.
gan, Minneiota uub MiTouri ibr gotum
fir ben biebern @ensraI siniestsn. Nsu
gort CAB &anbaa feline 70 Stimmen.
Sbio itano nit A Bet u. O. Sburman.
Der SubeI warb 70 srob, boB es nur nit
Wabe bem prdiibenteH ssIans, snbIid
&ube bsr3uasaen. auf antras uurbe bic
abitimmmuns wiOerboIt. Staat UNI staut
itimmte sei9Iofen fur Saneod; Soma srs
reste aufieben, baB ss cine Stimms fur
EiIben CAB, bic ein,ise, bic er erbisIt. tSisr
bas HeiuItat: .r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Die Sabl Der absesebsnsn Stimmsn !

Ote Sapl Der ao9e9eoenen SHmH'sn oe'
trus 1888.
Damn warbs bic @abI unter srObem
SubsI einitimmis sema&t. Die Wsuiif
itimmte bas Star Spangled Banner" an.
bic srobs OrssI iseunbitte unb bic Wirs
lung war cine stObattiss. siun foIste
Subslrsbs auf SubsIrebe, bic Eammanp
uab IiIbsn Tractiouen usriObuten ild,
Suian .. antbonp bisIt cine aebe sur
ginfabruus bss Bsibe.iiimmrs4ts. po'
rauf Der 8orfssnbe bss @omites fur 8s'
i5liFe bic ausssseidnste YlaifOrm usrIas.
Wi wsrbsn iie, ba mir iie wsseu Ranst on
@aum bsuts ui9t abbruden iOnnsn, nddits
Wo4e brinssn.
Gum gieeprdiibsnt pasb 8m. $. gns'
liib pcn Snbiana nominirt. 8. y. Sriib
pon Soma i9Ius &. So. giibop pon
Obio.por. ais ein Wann, Der ME ssi3IaSen
purbe, brans absr ni9t burd. 9sa@ pais
firuns Der lbIi9sn SunlssbsidIdle unb
grnsununs bss NationaI. gOmitss, srfoIsts
gertasans unb bic DsIesatsn sossn beim.
9anse gsi9tsr madtsn lie sIubdnser
Eilbsn's, frSbIi9sn Wutbss, Wuiit an ber
Spiss, parabirtsn bic Gammanp eeute am
absnb bur9 bic Stabt, Eransparente tra'
ssnb nit ben Wortsn: $4,000 Wsbrbsil
fir Saneod.
Saneod islbit nubm bic domination
rubis aui. Das srfs 9Iiduuuid TsIs'
sramm mar uon EiIbsn. Sm sauSsn 9anbs
rief bic Domination untsr ben Dsmot otratsr
siusn sroBsn SubeI unb srOBe Suf.isben'
bsit bsruor. Suncod unb gnslii9 ilnt
Iautsre, hsdsnloie Gbaraetsre. SsIbit bi,
itdrtitsn rspubIitanii9en SIdtter seben bas
,u unb iassu, baB bic @abI bic bette 1T,
msl9e bic Demofratsn trsffsn fonnten,
Mls Grant pon bsr Domination bSrte
ipra9 er: vHancock will sweer
the Country; l will vote fo,
him" (9aueOd fsstbas 2aub;
|i9 pefbe fur ibn itimmsn.)
WiufisIo Scott 9ancod TT elm Sobr
Ysnnipluanisns unb wurbe am IA. Sebr
1924 in WOntsumerp County In iensu
Staats ssboren, srabuirts in 8sit poin
ls46 u. ssidnste ii9 i'm msritaniiden ieIb
,uss aus. 6ir iein gsrbaItsn I'm Unions
triese warb ibm Der 0ant bss gonsreiIe,
su GgsiI anb Der 0aame isbsr srobem In
Oheu sei4Iassuen S@Ia9t, itsbt au
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
SIN eualii4en 9arlamsnt

Sm snstii9sn gartament
purbe pessn grabIausb, her aIs Itbsiii
ii5 peiserte ben giS ,u Ieiiieu, taseIans
bebattitt. grabIausb purbe mad bret.
maIiser @ruubuuns bes PrdifSsntsu Der
Sit uerueisert, tim aber seitattet ii5 Dor
Der S9rante gu usrtbeioiseu. gr uurSs
nit @epuIt aug benz 5uuie sspisisn, bann
uerbaftet unb in ben Gburm sss llnterbaus
les sinseipsrrt, aus benz er isbod au, ndds
item Gage bur9 bas garIamsnt sntlafen
wurbe. Das nddits wirb cine gorIass
sur aenberuns bes @sissss iber bic Gis
bssleiftuns ieiu.
Sn Der arsentiuti9eu &ep Us
bIiti 1T uieber elmer isnsr &dmpfe aussss
brodeu, bic bort 70 bdufis finb. Disies
Staatsnusisn bsiiubst fid isst anIdBIi9
Der Yrdiioentsnuabl mittsn i'm Barssr.
triese. uria9e 1T bic Spannuns, bic
i@on felt Ianse 3wiideu Der RationaI Rss
sieruns unb Der gropinsiaIrssisruns pon
Busnos aprss beifsbt. Die grouins
Busnos apres wiest an 5IadeninbaIt unb
politii9er Bebeutuns bic iibrissn sw6lf
prouiu,su beinabe auf unb 1T felt Ianse
sew0bat. ibren i9wd@ersn S@usftern
gori&riften su MAIDEN. Der sessnudrtise
Streit lift bur@ bic WabI bes Generals
&oca gum grdiibenten Der arsentinii9sn
&spubIit sesenibsr benz ganbibatsn pon
Susnos aprss. Carlos Grsiebor, sntiianben.
Dor piersebn Easeu bat bic GatiOnaIrssie.
runs in Der gotausii&t BON &ubef0runssn
bic Stabt Buenos Bpres uerIoiisn unb
ibreu Sit ua@ Belsrano in bsrieIben gro.
pin. perIsst. Sic belasert iest bic Stabt
unb ss babsn blutise Rdmpfe ftattssfuns
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Eefesrw6tf&e Yepef6en.
Oeuti d I NIB.

Berlin, %. SUM-. Sa ber @ssenb
uou 9auban In S@Isiisn iinb in SoIse zines
8oItenbru9s los 5duier ,sriiort worben
unb So Reniden UNI bas 9sbsn sstummsn.
Oefreid.llnsarn.
@ieu, 81. Suni. Die tartenfreunbs
Iide .stsue Jreie Prsfe" smpfsbIt 3ur
&sttuns Der Girtsi bic abfssuns bes SuIs
tans. Das &ssieruuss Organ, bas
,5rsmbsnbIatt" uerIaust bic rlsbsrpa4uns
Der Yforte bur9 bic surOpdii4en Wa9ts.
Die rPrfeA sIaubt. baB bas gnbs Der
Gdrfei aIs ieIbfitdnbiser Staat bsraases
tommsu III unb rdtb Osarsi9, ii9 Don
benz tirtiidsn @sbist iopisI ais mSsIi4
ansueisueu.
S9usiS.
2onbon, %. Sani. giher Barrier
Oepei9e sufolse meIbsn bic i&weiserii9en
3situnssu, baB Der ct. @Ottbarb: GunnsI
in 9efabr 1T, siu3uitarssn. @tbruti9e
bsbrobsn fortudbrsnb bas Waasrws,t unb
bic Susenisurs baItsn sur abusnbuns Der
@sfabr sine Aenbsruns Der Gunnellinis
fur srforbsrli&.
Srantrei@.
Yaris, %. Suni. Sun iibIi9en
5rautrsid, bus i'm uorisen Sabre cine uolls
grnts ssbabt bat, re9nst man in bieieu'
Sabre nur aaf cine 3usibritteI Grnte. Su'
Sabusfsu bofft man auf cine ertrdsIi@s
grnte; I'M Often wirb cine rei9e Grnts
nidt srwartst. Sn ben mittIsrsn unb ben
wsitIi4sn qroUintsu itsbsu tie @streibe'
feIbsr binu unb i'm Rorbsn bsiinbsn iis iid
in sinsm dbnIi9en 3uifanbs.
alts Ri9tsr unb Bsamts Der Staatsan'
waIti9aft in 9eriaillss babsn ss uorse,o'
gen, ibr amt nieosrsuIessn, anitatt BIZ
9srfisunsen sessn bic iiaatIi9 ni5t aner'
tanutsn ssiitliden @snofeni4aften ,u,
usfibruus Su brinsen.
Yaris, "a. SUM-. Der Ssnut bsristt
ben gsri9t ibsr bic annabme uon Bitt'
idriftsn sesen bic Serotbnunsen bstr. BIZ
ifaatIi9 ni@t ansrtannten ssiitli9en Or
ben. Der gsridt smpiisblt bic unbs'
binste gsrwsrfuns Der Sitti9riftsu. De,
Ssrsos uou aubiiitet Pasquier ipra9 ssssr
bic 9srorbnunsen unb bsantrasts bi,
llsbsrpsiiuus Der Biitidriftsn on ben Sri
niitsrprdiiosntsu unb Suitismiuiitsr. Oi,
Debate pirb morsen fortseIest wsrSsn.
Spanieu.
Gibraltar, "a. Suni. Der fi,
gtew Dort bstimmts dspptiiGe Sbs!ist II
bisr aussfommsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

3et9en" arf9enon1men puroe. S9lteBlt1
warb ber sun;e Grtitsl nit 252 sessn $50
Stimmen paifirt. Die Mebrbeit beiiunb
aus ben gouieruatiusu, ben sSrsicOnierua.
tipen un6 benz Centrum.
Die Nttitel unb 6 wurbeu aussuoms
men, unb aber p.ruorfeu. au9
Nrtitel 9 uurbe ansenommen, ieoo5
nit benz Nmenbemente, baB seb0ris ans
ssfeate @eiillide elmer itrafre@tIiden
gsrfoIsuns ueseu ausibuns bes seiifIiden
Mmtss in bsnadbartsn SprenseIu, beren
gfarrer bic Gusabuns ibres amtes unters
iast if, uidt unterIiesen foIIen. Aud ars
titeI ssbn paiiirte, elf basesen warb per'
morfsn. Oas Centrum sab uiebsrbolt ,u
periteben, baB es Bel Der britten eeiuns
pon ieinsm In 8strsf Der Diebersiniesuns
Der 8ii@Sfe sesebsnen 8otum abseben
psrbs, unb 70 wirb bieie Beiiimmuns wabr.
ideinIid fallen. Die 5rase If nun bic:
Wmb bic 8orIase paiiiren2 Rad ben neue'
fen Wan0uern Bismards slauben mir ia.
Bennisieu, Der 5ibrer Der NationaIibera.
len, Der idon lanse auf sinen Sis am sris
men Iii@ ipecuIirt, bate nit Bismard unb
BEN guItusminiiter BON putttamsr udbrenb
ben Debatten cine unterrebnns u. iaste, bab
bic RationallibsraIen S9ubndsel i9luden
pirbsn, wenn bic &ssisruns in bic Streis
dung obsr Gbdnbsruns sewiilsr Befim.
munsen bss Rir&enseieses, namentIi& Der
iber bic grmd4tisuns bes SOniss 3ur Gus
ridberufuns ber abseissten Siidofe, nils
Iist. OaB iie bas tbuu, I'm wieber in
@nabsn beim Germ unb Weiitsr aufse:
nommsn au ruerben, baran 1T tein 5weifeI.
90 uirb bas @eies, tros Der SppOttiOn
bes gentrums bur@ssben, ba bic aIteous
isrpatipen, bic Srsiconisrpatiusn unb bic
4aractsrIoitn gationallibsralen ss CUR
Mnnabms brinseu.
Wiebie2eierwiiisn,. 1T am l6.
b. Mts. bie gonfereus Der geuolmd5tis'
ten Der 8erliner Sriebens @onar,smadte
,uiammsnsstreten, um 9risdenIano gu Der
peripro9ensn @sbistsusrsrOB.rnns gu bel
,.n Osa;a oh.r ain. ,.hr hs;t,Is S,nos
@ris9snIaub tam nur eine Gers,6Bsruns
.,f soa.us slbor;,ra ,,r,;b,u nrA Mrb,'
49,. h,, h.r m,h.orf.r.r, IN gsrr;u r..
r.;,s . r;,,.r ro,,.r Sos "a nj. nuf s;rs . -.
ss,r,,n. i.;u.s @, ,us.s .;r,.ht n,4 las,
s.s "a unt.r fr,mh, Mutoritst n,ii,IIt mirh
mt;.x.~I.., @ ,,;r, ,nr ;.;n.r s,r,.r,n,
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ssrS S,ssu;.,, ~ .,,,' w.f.r,.n ,.r a.ry;rsr m..
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su'a - " - ~. 80. - .as' ' 40 ~ -
ou,"'" W. ay. 0Is ..,:... % sss,,s;.. ms.s GU
n'@' aug "''aa'.a Os.u''s'' s'''' S.a'
l"n' pe'ges DC t'n1use ~ s'''s se'ga''
sat, Ounl@' e0enIaas S9s'' u" o'sle' os
rus.sIns 81 "e9"s"' ''a" ~'' ~s'0e"
l's."! On - Kill,
80 g.. =. ~. sI.;,x.. 60. s ',..s 81.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

Gnseisen fir yirnies, 2ptierisn, GIatsipitIs
&C., als Ssm 8eife Der faib. air&s ;nritsr, Sx.
ben fstne Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

Ms an;eiseu ienbe man ipateffeus
Iuntas Worseu elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

ssiratbs- unb 1Osssan,sissn nit Ssrz6
$3.50, pbne Spru& $t.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

aasBartiss gaistssH HhaFsH s'sS.ssa'i' rsrs's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
greise Diet Anzeisen.
9ucalSNotisen.

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men. Sir ieee 3eile BREWER pesr rsren 8drn
bas 1. Wal 10 Sts., bic nGtfea gat Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

SS Ar6stteu aGer Art prompt rhS 6igis
ausssfi6rt.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-12-16
4 carpet:Bag Heminiseence.

The Mayersville Spectator learns that
Richard Griggs, eolored Chancery Clerk
of Issaquena county, intends bringing
suit against the State of Mississippi for
two years salary as Commissioner of
Immigration. He was elected to this
Office by the black-and-tan Legislature
of 1873, for the term of four years, at
salary of $4,000 a year, which Office
he filed two years. The Legislature of
1876 reduced the salary to 500 a year;
and at that figure paid him more money
than his services @ we're worth. As
there was no law to prohibit the Legis-
lature from reducing the salary, it is diff
cult to understand the grounds on which
Griggs bases his suit. And even if he
should obtain judgment, which Is not
presumable, he could not get his money
without an appropriation by the Legis-
lature, which he would be apt not to
get. So Griggs win have to whistle
for his money; or be content with
what he is got.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-12-16
IsoO-18sO.

The Sedition law of the elder Adams
Administration authorized the indict-
ment and punishment of citizens for
criticising the official acts of the
President. The repeal of these laws
was an issue in the election of Presi-
dent, and the Democratic party tri-
umphed When Mr. Jefferson, its
candidate, was indicted into office, he
found that the federal courts had sub
jected citizens to its penalties of fine
and imprisonment. Without moment $
hesitation, he released these persons by
the exercise Of the power of pardon,
saying that the power could never be
''more properly exercised than where
"citizens were suffering under law
unauthorized by the Constitution,
''and therefore void" The law itself
was repealed as soon as the peoples
representatives in Congress could act !;
and from that day to this, it has been a
standing monument to the infamy of
the Administration that passed 1t.
The federal election laws under which
the Warren county citizens and officials
were indicted and arrested are no
less unconstitutional and abhorrent to
the friends of constitutional liberty !;
and the men of this day owe it to them
selves to follow the example that was
set by the party which rallied under
the lead of Jefferson and triumphed in
1900
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-12-16
What Do They Mean.


Messrs. Lynch, Morphis, Buchanan
and Deason, the defeated Republican
candidate for Congress, surely do not
hope to obtain the seats to which they
were not elected. 1t is suspected that
their motive is to have the elections
referred back again to the people to
keep up agitation and strengthen the
Republican organization. Another OBJ
ject is to induce Congress to make
investigations in order that testimony
may be manufactured to furnish that
body pretext to interfere with our
local governments and Congressional
elections in future.