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The following seems to explain IL.
self: Utica, June 16.-Hon. J. Thos.
spriggs. Dear Sir: My name has been
spoken OF In connection with the nomi-
nation to be made at Cincinnati next
week, aud as you are the delegate from
the district In which I live, / ask you
In my behalf to see that | am not n
candidate for any nomination to be
made by that body, nor could I accept
such nomination II the convention
should see fit to present my name to the
public. do not suppose that there Is
the least probability of such action. or
that my name will be presented. but l
deem 1t proper to send you this letter to
10 used II any question should come up
about my position or purposes. / am
truly yours, HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
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A IaIsr.siia. AsIIs.

We hHFs 1t our once . kandsoaas
sPseiAel q the ''diseOidai stons," Z
kind o. tons ~iHPlsnsHt that has very
rarely been found Outsids Of K4st Ten,
Esssss and adjoining sections. Thsss
relies deserve . passing notice on &C,
count on account Of the rapidly grow
ing interest in archsology and espeei-
ally In American antiquities. The
name 10 gisen 20 this type Of relic BY
the scientists from its shape-that Of a
double onyex dix. They are usually
made Of the hardest quartz, very sym
metrical, and beautifully polished, and
the manufacture Of 4 single one, with
out the use Of metallic tools. must have
cost the ancient workman the labor Of
months. Tie traditions Of the CbeEo-
KEGS do not reach back Il the origin Of
these implements. but only say that
their frst people found them here and
made use Of them In playing ''chungie, -
= game DESERVED by early writers as
being somewhat similar TO ten plus.
Like many relics Of the stone age
whose use cannot be accounted for, the
discoidal stone is ascribed to the mound
builders. The present specimen was
recently plowed up In q field near
Kingston. II is made Of beautiful var
iegzted quartzite. polished smooth a. the
finest marble, and so hard that It would
turn the edge Of the best tempered
steel drill. Whatever its original pur-
pose was. 1t must have been something
the owner considered very important.
II was probably connected with some
superstition, or some religious belief or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TENN Chroni-
ola
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-18

MUCH damage has been done on the
Upper Embarrass and Pigeon rivers,
Wisconsin, by floods. The dam and
mill near Raymondsville, and dams at
Embarrass and Perry's mill have been
washed away. The dam ut Clinton.
VILE gave way and the water carried
everything before it, including several
buildings. Great damage Was done To
the crops all along Embarrass valley
and the entire grain crop Is probably
DESTROYED, and distress must result to
new settlers. All the bridges on Bear
creek were carried away, and a son OF
Frank Lyon drowned while crossing
the creek. Many families of that sec.
ton sought safety on roofs, the houses
being filled with water. Many Of the
inhabitants are disheartened and are
leaving for other sections.
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Tue New York Tribune thus sums
up Its specials on the subject OF the
nomination at Cincinnati: IL Is under
stood that Tilden Is now an active can
didate Tilden's friends In that city
deny the report that Henry b. Payne
has been asked by telegraph from
Grammercy.Park TO take second place on
the democratic ticket. They also deny
that the circular in support Of Tilden,
which IL is said was inspired by him,
was really issued on his authority or
with his knowledge.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-18

THE second session Of the 18th con-
grsss ended very tamely. The only
thing especially noticeable during the
closing hours being the manner In which
a faction Of the house, aided by Speaker
Randall, continued to succeed In pre-
venting the transaction of any business
whatever. The feeling Of Indignation
caused by this exercise Of the tactics Of
obstruction, which has for several days
made 1t practically impossible 70
pass scores Of meritorious bills that
otherwise would have become laws, ia
very wide spread and well founded.
During The session 1857 bills and
joint resolutions were introduced in the
senate, and 1928 bills and joint resolu-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-18

A SPECIAL from Fort Keogh, says
that 500 OF Sitting Bulls band, from
the other side Of the international
boundary. came In and surrendered 10
Lieut.. Whistler, representing Gen.
Miles. The Indians were In n starving
condition, and were fed and cared for.
Il 10 said more are about TO conn in.
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We learn that certain people find
fault with w. Z. Clark, Of Providence,
II. l., for not ''writing up" his great
Kidney Medicine, HUNTS RENE.
DY in more iiowery style. It is moi
Mr.. Clark but his critics who are fool
ish. What does a man who Is threat.
ened with Briaht's Disease, or any
other disease Of the Kidneys, Bladder,
Liver or Urinary Organs, most re.
quire-hne words or n cure? In
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kid,
ney and Liver Medicine, he gets n cure
"a sure.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size. ii
cents.
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To all who are suffering from The error
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss OF manhood, &c,, ! Will
send q recipe that Will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by q missionary In south America
send n self-addressed envelope Ia tile RKy.
JosEPH y. INMAN. Nation n. Nr4r York tsfv.
myfd&wiy
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND "a PACIFIC n. r.

Is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
9laas, pa;.i1s thFoush lclleL Qsss.aLI s!sls,
f;ssssssse, o mS'les s, ii2ss r, is,onf h, nsySrp9Es 1 Wet
bss Mslae. I c.lliai Of LOVE-. 1fassts Hilsn.
Jsaciisn g f%soi,si Wliea. 3%ueesioS z SS:cs-
csnirsviiIe. Prinssson. ffsnscn. osilstin. Came.
Ws:kissseas % sisosszssy 6sLsilcsoIs. md Knoz.
s ssas; ssf fnasp e sE' eiaon.. 66ee ssR.s 'E ss9-
ESs.ton p nosrosi %: zoInss 10 ndisnois snd
w xross e Atlantic RI r hssi, .ea xscasea' and
nalirosd. which oxns. and ~opensss = through
rhfongh Expre.. PansgnHcr 1rainax with Pull
hetMeen cIlcAoo npd pEonIA. kANsAs CrTT.
sox. Thregsh car. are y1n Rsf.een Aliwsu.
hsc 1na IN kn a, Gisy: ytA No -Aii~aukss and
Tic Grssi focf island" IL maminosptiy
equippeG. IN road bed q sinpiy porfscI md u
WI wh. { ~ p rsss s's sss n 5oss vm !. sss y-,,..ur.
q sni2yinl {oar NEAL. Willie P9sslla over ne
opr n.fni6ceni bis!ns csrs S6ss ssso.psny Al
assi. 9 - ~ ss.sSS IN an. my a Sc 4 i soss,.
ApprseIatnsss sSc ises that a majority Of sbs
s Psssssl kfs sssa s ! snss ss.si pssssss ssr e sas,ssss
Ss IN: i ,ss, y sHs o5 -; " 81 gIssssa e e,
saesytns csrs for sissp,nf purposes. pnd Paises
osSEddilE. 6fFR.r
: e, Es:s:s S - y =. g: 9sIs:S ~: !: J,
dsaa ssSs1issssdsu.
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EIniz1ions, LVerzion 70 society, Dimncss OF
Vision. Noisss In the Head; the vital mud
passing unobseryed IN the urine. and many
death.
DIR. MINTIE& co. wi ! agree 10 forfeit nve
hundred dollars for a case of this kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE under their special
advice and troatment) will not cure, or for
anything Impure. or Injurious found IN u.
DR. MINTIE A CO. treat all private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free Thorough examination and advice,
including analy sis Of urine. G. Price OF VI
tai lksTOitATiNE. ~ n bottle. or lou
times the quantity. $40. sent 10 any address
upon receipt NJ price, or &. q. d.. secure from
bv
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The Great English Remedy.

Us a Q v falling eurs
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal w eakneGs,
spermatorrhoea. LOST
MANHOOD Impotency,
sis and all the
|tcrn bic effects Of Sell
youthful fol-
HES. and exce-aes In
mature AZ
loss OF memory. Las
II e. Q
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very p~reSAAent and AmlCfins. II. uTines
The blood. panues oat the lurking buEnons
An tina system. that nndertnine health and
settle iutO troablo-ams dhN rdeu- Erup-
uoas ~ The akin ara Ia Appearances On NE
surfaces q hunlon that should be expelled
noan INA blood- Internal -dsnanEsnsnu
arr tho ~astsrninAtioa q thea same hl-
Aous 10 some intarnal orgAn oE organs.
who's actions uhsg deranEe and who's sub
stanee they disease AID destroy. ArEKis
sAEzAfAHLLA exfe;s uies- ulnass from
the blood heH thes are FOse. the diFoE-
dsrs they pnodaes ~dissPPear. snrh - Ulcer
atiOns % thu Liver. stomaoh. Kidneys.
LnnEs. Exceptions aud EE1ptive Diseases q
the skin. 81 ABthony'z Pins. Ra.e OF EEy-
xip@las. P1mples. Pusiules. Biotchss. Bolls.
TumorA. letter aud salt Rhenm, se.ld
Head. Ringworm. Uleens and SORES. Rhsa-
matisr, Neuralgia. Paln In the Bones, sids
and Head, Female Weakness. stsriiity,
Lenc0rrheaa arising from Internal ulcezation
and uterine diseases. Dropxy. Dyspepsia,
EnAciation and enc Deblliy. with
thsir departure health returnG
PREPARED BY
on. j. C lYEa q CO.. Lsssn. nsss,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soLD BY ALL DRU00Ism AND DEAL
ERs IN MEDICINE
Apoons Q GLOVER. chsysaAs.
WhoiezAle AssntA
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns Of newspapersand by your drug.
gist to use something for your Dyspep-
sia aud Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about you get discouraged
spending money with but little
Now to give YOU satisfactory proof that
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will cure
you Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all its effects, such as sour stom-
ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, palpitation Of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water-brash. Fullness OF the pit
stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue,
Indigestion, swimming OF the head, low
spirits &c, we ask you to go TO your
Druggist and get n Sample Bottle Of
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cts.
and try it, or n regular size for 10 cents.
Two doses will relieve you.
FITS. All Fits are STOPPED
FREE by DIR. KLINE'S GREAT
NERVE RESTORER, A MARVEL
LOUS MEDICINE for all NERVE
DISEASES. Send TO 93l Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa. je2dSw3mos
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-18

THE EAST q THE VEST
4sssl sssnrs q our III csrs =. sSlRSSKsiSd
M ~ .nsrs yc5 can enjoy your Havana
S!sssfscsnt Iron S.sisss span the Ml..l..lppa
md niseourl riyels q ali points crossed By lid
iss ~. az ~ sssn,fsr enc .sesas ss q c hssPssaI nl san.
nIe3{jo1s hsIig made ~ Union Dspots.----. y.
r1ihSr S6kex4 4hhh5Jnainp o EN-: AaE q
a. dii!exoc. win all diverring lines 70, the
.N;EsdIsScep. win ths 1. s.x NJ. g. and l.
.AsWxslisafos HEIGHTS. with p. c. 4 81
.MLxsAILs, vim H. Gen. n n,
VI: n ia "a /. 3: ". Rd.D -
lsland short Llne." m ROCK LAID 4 PEG. Rdk
van sss Davenport Division
MWEirlnklfY. Win shsB r. MIR
Ns1ee..nssooTI15is IN rs. SS &. : ~, = 4 En-
HSegsfs. " MKT ! IN z. s TYsoR q r q ss5 81,
AlcoLunIunJuNcfIQN with R.C. H. RI
siih GsnS.L tesahhi"-
q f'kssiss Ia
;fsSs:S8s.sSl ih1ha.~r.s
zRzsszs c1r. Vim Il, l,nss ior tho wsa
~. $500 i ~ "a : s:a T. y
= - sssi.s 49,. a44rs...
d's1E i'' and fsis csi AZ; II,
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Coughs, Bronchitis
and Consumption.
b q well-knewn DraQelst says about
ALIENS LUNG bAlsAm.
MOTHERS. REAni

OAKLAND STATION, KY,
Gentenaen-The demand for ALIENS
LUNG BALKAN Is increasing constant
ly. Tho ladies think there is no
medicine equal TO Il for Group and
Whooping Cough. q. s. MARTIN,
Druggist.
SOLD by all Medicine Dealers
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Il E~ARBAPARILLA,
Fos pbaEFHiae ThE sle0s.

mis- o~oslTaEEd q
tlas vegetable alter
auNss ~aF-spG1lIA,
LE1k ~sSsifalGi. -
1snar-ks slth tks
.lsliAa q fol@.h
aud lran. nlAkes :
nsnst enerluaI cure
al a series Of ccm-
plnlnn which are
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Mr.. J. II. Bates, newspaper advertising
agent, u Park Row t7Smrs B~uilding). New
York, IL authorized To contract for advertise
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@i. rriiIen, wie iebr ih panah psrlanse!

@i. rriHen, pis isbr i'd panah psrlanse!
Sd wsrps fur, lsin. Gle isbsn in mir
sen a!teisn @etn elmer eebrersfamllte
aus airpl. Msin 8ater Lief mtd nit
6ufe You StipsnoIen Msblcin fastrsn,
(etr ses.n ben @illfn per itrens frommsn
SHUTTER. Sd ltette eamals, wis man
liebt, rpenn man unoereusbea uao Jung 1T.
Mari. war bic Gohtsr ess Shlobce'fel'
tans +; Els war lhSu uno gut uno mir ,ast-
lid ,usetDan. Sd bate msin lsBtss era-
men aladild bsRantsn uuo wOllts neine
itermdbis anseitrsnotsa 8rafte esffifasa
in Der bsimiihsn @ebireeluft, ses Id ets
Braut NIT fortnabm Ia mene nsussararz
bste SaueliMteit. Gin Neroentebsr
berr|ate I'm Ort - i'd ertransts. Sd
mar in Der @.nsfuns tssriffsn, als mstne
Mutttr mir mittbsilte, Id bate bic Vt.
belsuua meines Qsbsns nur osms@slObntb
au oanfen, tas 1e Der teiliSen SunSirau
mabrene meiner Rrantesit ssleiast TO-
taIb i'd pIcber bsrseEeut istn rperof, n'llls
Id baslslte erfaasn. ifs babe mid Dem na'
ben Rlofer 3. psrlctt. Sa wtesri ipra@
i'm Mafang niht pisl !; tA mo1ie erlt fra'z
tiger tueysen unb metnte. es lpatsr Der
Mnttsr leIAt besreifih MAIDEN su t0nnsn,
bag e. tei meirer iiter1haumsnS lebsnslu
iiisen @emiitssart fur mid cline mora!t'
fde unmOslidteit fsi. tns &lUatr su as'
Sen. Sd bate meine Mutter ntdt rid
tis beurtbeilt, ibrsn frommen gifsr untsr'
lddyt.
qnrtlttung fplst.
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= Der 6aitbolo Or. Gamer bate,
BON oortisem aer,ten unuufbSrlid, 5as
uno Nadt, beipadt, Wittmo9 Wsitta3 y
ll9r ieinen 9. Baittas sladlid 5uriidse>
lest. Gr bat 5uerlt tdslid an Biuns
8leii4, ater in ben letten 3 9asen nur
je / Yfuno perlpren unb erfreut Iih inn
mer nod, troteem er lett 8 Iasen feinen
giilen gu lid sencmmen, telten Woblieins
itnc uncern.inoeter &rdfte. Nm Dienltaa
Lief er 10 munter uno i6nea bic 9reppe
bon 2. Stcdperfen biuauf, baB ibm Die
frdftisiten fleiidsenabrten 3uidauer faum
fOl8en fcnnten. Die 9emperatur ieiues
gluts bait iid auf iiber 80 @rao, Der
Yulsidlas pariirt bis gu 96, uuc bic
9aut fablt iid feadt unD ssiunb an. ST
ipri4t Dernanftis unp 3uiammenbaaaeno,
aber etmas lonSiam. Die leeten g{idte
bat er aiemli& unrubis Serbradt. Di.
Stem Dorf IimeS" enpfieblt in elmer
bumoritii&en Beleudtuns bieies syaaper-
snasens ca1elbe als nsumobiiaen atblez
tii4en Sport 1ur an,penbuna fiir bas
ameritanii&e 9eer uas Marine, welds
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pusu allntdhlis avs9ebiloet werben tSnnz
ten. 8enn EN- S5rloat pber Watro Ie 40
Gage mad Gamers 5pitem sefaitet unb
bann 40 Gage mieper senibrt mprcen, 10
lei ct lidlerlid, I'M G5tanoe, abermals 40
Gage 81 taitea. N:ht nut f0nnten aaf
bieie Weiie eje Aaterbaltunssfciten far
Seer unp Maril3e u.R bic 5ilfte oe5 Bes
TRACES teI1nitte'i le2roen, irnpern im at
tipen &riessolslifte lieBe ii4 bur4 gripa'
runs bes YropionttYanspcrts elm 1tnperz
sleialiGer 0rGttei( er5ielen. Nud idlast
oos anse5rsene @tatt bic Grieeums bet
Wettlaufturniere surd Saitturniere ppr.
Der InbIid rrn etnem Duteno Safern
in Sfaufelltiiblen iei bp4 jeoenfaas ans
8enebmer uno anregenoer, ais per Inblid
zines Dueeno bintenoer, idiseibtrtefenz
Der 9asfboloe. llab 70 Ganner 40 Gage
ausbalt, me,ben lid selpiB 2eute fincen
laien, bic 60 uno 80 Gage obne Nabruns
5ubrinsen fSnuen 5pute Tanner iihris
gems BEL ieinem mag gbalitsen 8eriude ulnz
fcnlme,t miro man pann nidt bic Ner3te,
bic nit Eanner bas Ibfpmmen setrpTfen,
fiir ieinen Sob perantpprtlia MAIDEN {?
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{ a 8.

- Tie Stabt Brenbam 3ahlt 41sl
@tnmotner. Wtuu 1T sufriepen pamit
uno madt ben Geniusbeamten feine Sor=
nitric, baS ffe gu meni8 beraussc5dblt
baben.
Su Brountpocb bate man am l3.
Suit 1O6 Grab Warme.
- Sn grown County ssrietben bier
Briioer Wamsns WeQs in Streit unb Be-
arbeiteten fd babel nit Weiferu. Gas
@noe bonn 2iebe mar, oab brei Der
Brioer mebr uber meniger idmere Wun'
ben erbielten.
= Sn Dallas fano int Spernbaus cine
reputlitanii9e geriammluns itatt, in
pel4er bic Ncminatipnen in @bicaac
9utgebeiben tpurben.
-Sn gBiuiam8 Nando mar felt feds
Beden fein @ottesoenf atssbalten NOT
ben nHo feine Yraselei uorsefaaea. Nm
psrsansenen 9cnnta3 enDlib muroe wie=
Der einmal sepreoist, aber iofo:t entfano
aud cine Sdldserei.
= Sn Soufon befinbet fh cine Trau
int @eianSnib, melde einsu Woro in
5arrisburs tesunseu baben iou. sic
bat ben Wcro etrsefanoea.
- Der erlfe Ballen Baummcue in
9ouiton bradte ieiner gisentbin,erin,
Der Srau 5ausrlann in Weperspile 1855
elm. @r ilt bereits per Grprsb mad Stem
ycrf perl&ifft ,porben.
- Sn @alDeifon fub 3wei Winner,
Nobert Sarnsbur unb gBiaiam @mitb,
welde ih in Wrs. Taplors gparbiug=
9aus siuIcsirten, ipurlos perldwanben.
@or einisen Sabreu wurben in
9alpeltcn Sperlinse aus gnslanb einse=
fubrt. Die 2biere baben fb iebt 10
permebrt, bab ffe cine Ylase semorpen
llno uno man fe germ peoer los ien
mSdte.
= Su @cn5ales fdlief Elm tleines Rino
ees 5errn @rob in. 9rfraum, ale es BON
elmer @au 9cpaft unb measeihleppt
wuroe. Cos Sinh murbe gerettet, 1T
cher I'M @eFdt uno an ben Armen isel
5useridtet.
- Guadalupe County sablt 1926
@inmebner uno bic 5taot Sesuin 1876.
- garebc 3ablt $500 8emobner.
= in yicteria ereiSnete itd cine
Sdiebaffaire smiiden g. y9eifser unb,
8. Iburmonb, in melder Der Hebtsre perz
tpunoet tpurbe.
-Sn 9oufon murse in Der Buffalo
Bopcu bic 2eide pcn s. SOB aeiunoen,
zines Srubers bes S4ubbdnblers u. 5.
9Sb. Der @rtruntene perlies 6oulton,
um mad ytem=Orleaus 3u rcifen. QBie
er in oas Wafer serierb, tonnte nidt fsIt=
seitellt ,ueroen.
- Die Stabt Se8uin mar anl IA.
bnra Beiuder bon Nab unb 1ern belett,
,ipelhe 3nr Neunion Der ueberlebenben
BON 6ccoS Brigade eridienen mareu.
Gn 66 beriel6en batten lih einsefunpen.
Yin DsriSbnliher @eilt burdmebte bic
Weriammluns, melder parin leinen Aua=
orud fanb, oab alle fruberen Soloaten,
8lelhoiel ob feS @rau coer Slau setra=
gen batten, du Sieen einSelaoen murpsn.
@en. 8. v. HceertIon Don Waeo fibrte
ben gcrft. SIS wurpe in Der yerf faulm=
lnng Elm Beridt BON Gam. Slower, tes
Scrmunoes Der 5coo'Ihen Ginoer, iiber
ben Werbleib Der leetern perleieu uno pcn
ben Ueriaumelten sutsebeiben. gcn
9aleitine bate iih Elm Wuliteplps 3u
Der @eleSenbeit in Sesuin einsefunrcn.
Den Sdlub Der Neunion bilcete Elm
barbecue bel Walnut Syringe. Nls
Ylab Der ndtiten 6eunion wuroe Bren.
bam ermiblt.
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Soiepb &assoa's MiibIe
n NeusBraunfels nsablt iebr sutss &orn.
unb Wet3enmeAl nas pertauft In eroben
Suantitaten In bic llmaeaenb.
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Wthe 7cIfenc UeIeOenbett.
Wsau beiihtise Die reinen 9iunen 3D.
tiffs AZ 3oll brett, 81 balben Yreiien bel
Sdram & So.
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6teber. Ssetionen pon Serrttoris,,
tn iensn Tieber burh cine NIT malarilGen
Stoffsn ansefallte Atmoepbdre er3eusi
trsrben, sebraudsn nit po0tanbissm gr-
fols Warners Safs &tpnsy unb 9tysr
Cure uno Warners Saie Yils. per1c=
nsn wsl6e an &ranfbetten eis(es gtarat.
tsrs oarnisosr Iteben. merben burG ben
0ebrauh ber(sben furirf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-15

= s. Soase s. g 5Sbne empiinsen
pisber cine nsus Senpuns bon Spibsn,
Gm6rptreriss, Saaftadsra 1ilhtudern,
Sbirt Jrunts uno Domen. unb &inbe..
fduhen tpelhe tie biltser aIs irssnb sin
Stpre in Der Staet perfaufsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-15

Srampfe unb Sdmer;en I'm Wasen
ursr in ben ginsswetosn, ME bsftis fe
ano unb tsslder ur fade fe entiprugsn,
werben burh Scbniuns @nubyne
9 in tment sebobsn, ipenn IS innersitt
uno auberli6 ansepanot trtrc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-15
GnrtitsunB fplst.
Reim 6ospital nStbts.

50 in tein 5ospital aotbSvsnSis fur
patienten, welhe Supfen Glitter
sebrauhsn, aud fann man gut bssaelte,
bsSabte Wuifsr entbebrcn, um bic Vsrbien'
ts bss 5opfsn Bittsrs an,upreilen. Daf
lslbs ipridt fur if6 ielba pura isins &us
rem I'M Gamihe.trsife. = Stem gort Sn'
DEPENDENT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-15

fibrt, niilIen @olbaten sano Sffijiere
Brpnt MAIDEN, Waden ru fen u6erauS!"
uno Der Tambcur fdidst. - go mar's
menieitens ionlf; pb fd oas cit 1s4s
sednoert BAT, meib id nidt, slaub es
ater niht.
National Republican., 1880-12-28
Counting the Electoral Vote.

There is much loose and irresponsible
discussion over the counting of the elect
oral vote at the seat of the Government
of the United States, all of which is out
side the constitutional provision for per-
forming that service. The process is
simple, and really is not subject to com
plication, if the letter and the spirit of
the fundamental law is faithfully followed.
The Constitution provides that
The electors shall meet In their respective
States and vote by ballot for two persons, of whom
one 1T least shall not be an nhabitant of the same
State with themselves. And they shall make Il
list Of all the persons voted for and of the
number of votes for each, which list they
shall sign and certify, and transmit to
the seat of Government of the United States,
directed to the President of the Senate The Pres
ident Of the Senate shall, In the presence of the
Senate and House of Representatives, open all the
certificates and the votes shall then be counted,
Custom has provided for the completion
of this work. The votes set forth in
these certificates are then announced in
the presence of the Senate and House,
and the record is made, not by the Sem
ate and House, but by clerks employed
for that purpose the person having the
greatest number shall be the President,
if such number be majority of
the whole number of electors ap-
pointed. Then, in case the result does
not show a majority for one of the candi-
dates voted for over all the others, the
House of Representatives is called upon
by the Constitution to make choice,
Until such an emergency occurs, the Sen
ate and House are mere spectators of the
opening of the certificates by the Presi-
dent of the Senate and the counting of
the votes, and the declaring of the
result in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Constitution and the
precedents established in conformity
Herewith. This is proposed to be done