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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-02

PROFESSOR JAMES C. WATSON OF
Ann Arbor, Michigan, is dead.
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5llHHS0WS hR0lf#I


Per !a!cgEal und External tie
GIi.ES--&elIaigiS. Il plthcria, Coup t-ta
L Bronchitis, Influenza sore Iungt Iles-giIi.r Z
TIE Lungs, CArcuic HGaseu,ss, Hacking I1a.-a
WhuoFiF ougl, Chrome Rhcuma5sn., CifJui.
Di9rTbGs. Cnronic Dyscn,cry, Chclers H"rs..s
bidEey Ir5rclcs, Diseases Of t.is SpiI5 g..
-a.5F HscI Bold svarswLer@
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From a Pr0minent Veterinary Swgfon.

Use only for horses the Liniment in yellow
wrappers. Sold by all druggists. Trial bottlcs7
. cents.
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Cured Without BIemish.

Send for pamphlet, containing fail information,
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The book 'hosll fui place IN eyery family Of the
state. ~ Iircsf0u Nc'ra.
trsfn.
Iaies facts both prrsaaai and general
may he considered the reliable yri Published. Teras
p-esLstsFfsn.
. well written compact. solid aus valuable s;atsmspt,
ni -re Is Enias shPzhod catch penny sboutthe BOOK
-. LaujF Re; -fafirdl.
We rsEsi a. s.iar superior any history heretofore
written Of the State II bound have large
SHd out Of TsEhs'-D1Ey tAGstiul .sfgts GaErf;s.
" - the Ereai model q state history saw"
Ca,-sriHs Slfg.
" he erhAns,iTc geasS. statistical history Of
Texas written Tcxds Ojserper.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-23
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

r. . nsver.failtng Cure
for Nervous Debilisy.
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wea kn ess.
epermatorrh0s. LOST
MANHOOD. lmpoten.
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
eslf . Abuse. youthful
folltes, aud exoesses In
maturer years - such
g Less Of MeInofy,
T,assftudA N0rknvna1
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Like BlsncoS CHEST large placards
stare - In The lace. landing patent
medicines and their wonderful curative
powers. Do nos belisvs in thsss nns.
tsums. made By insxpstisncsd and i'm
esapseent psrsoas asdsr . 6otitinus
nams. IL yoar liver u ont Of ordsr
- Pfunder's Orsgoo Bleed Purifier.
Your Druggist hes Il or will get it Eur
Jon. a1h0 Original" Iasist upon
kavlne a.
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/ Competition ON THE COAT AZ
A PET.

Costs are Of the genus sheep and ell
Of the male sex bear tho pet name of
william or BIZ. This 10 probably to
perpetuate their ancestry End not let
the nsms 90 ont Of the family. The
fsmsie goats are called Mrs. William or
Mrs. Billy. socording to refined taste.
Old Btllies make very strong mutton
and their hssh needs no seasoning when
cooked. Stone walls and house tops
are their play grounds. but when they
60 to war they plunge in head Arst
aud generally back out victorious.
Jaw ono OF these williams in q bay
6sld bow his head. curve his neck and
let drive q his owner in the rear
knocking him dowa like . tsnpin. This
wss foul.
Billiss have some honor. however,
and nsver bit . fellow when he Il
down. but fall baek few PAGES aud
stare st their victim until be gets up
and then let drive again. II however
the vanquishsd Il acquainted with
Willism's tactics hs will couutsrlsit :
little and lay quiet antil Bill goes Oh
70 grsas. The prsgssys Of thess
thunpsrs are tamiliasly known q Kid
Williams. but from childhood they
seeu 70 inherit the butting propensisies
Of their parsuts. A Billy. proper has
shsst sti6. sesaggy horns. soaetimss I
litsls curved and irregular, and when
hs goea 10 war he rsars up on his hind
pins and shakes his goatss and su.lers
II : wild aud defiant msunsr. One
william when fairly rilod u able %
clean out . whole shssp.fold. Pastoral
writer's have I'll failed 70 give proper
description Of William In his primitive
state. bat enough il known to couvioce
the. sub6osiber that be was used q .
battering ram st the siess Of Jerusalem
under TituA Goats seem 70 possess =
great deal Of human intelligence and
seldom fail - weather gage. Juss
before storm the boss Billy If the
Cock turns his back to the south And
shskss HE stubby narrative ct the
gsthsriug clouds in threatening man.
ner. This latter appeudage 10 shor,
snd tsisky ond never seems 70 have no,
its growth. but being rooted In on tor
and weather. boarded on thu sides with
cnarss woolly hair Il ssrves ~ Z raddes
when assing before : storm.
~ . general thing goats are moi
profitable 10 fAfners unless they have I
large number OF boys 70 watch them
end larger number Of goats TO twie
tAs 6oY4 Its daring budding tims
taat Bnly ests In his best licks and
ssvse the farner . large amount O
peuning. q As goss asousd With BIZ,
pointed jews end lips The emhryo bad,
lsaviag Shs parent STALK . barren mon
umsnt b mark IN svariaious appetite
Ocoasiooally one OF these kings Of sh,
turf and rocks takes the liberty q
maIoh into house and assume author
ity that doss not belong TO him, and 1
b sslden that be retires until vel
ooatsseed hattie has bsen fought, bu
not Thea without leaving an oder be
hind TO convince his expellant that b,
he's given him q lively rattle.
4 we'll dsvelopfd Willie d q har;
customer % hands, unless you hsppes
70 y a the other side of the fence.
X.
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TEE WASHINGTON COLONY.
The Topeka (Kan.as) Capital Of re
cent date says:

1ue iOpeSe kh1nsnsI CdptlHt OF re-
cent date says:
This outfit. il will be remembered.
left Topeka on May 4th and proceeded
to Clifton. from whence it started with
q large t:ain on May 18th. The char
,sct~r OF tn. people we claim il such
that some work will no doubt be effect
ed. They are firm in their determine
tinn 10 make for themselves homes in
the country toward which their faces
sre now bent. No disorder or profan-
ity was observable among them while
70 camp At Clifton. Their teams are
81, and in some cases exceedingly
6se. and IN all cases equal to the eu,er-
e,encies Of four months trip. A large
portion OF this colony are young people.
nad - 10 usual with such. are full Of
life and energy, with the best Of all
4 uodstions. . desire 10 do oil good
that this colonial life will sllow. Their
thrift, industry and hopsfulness would
make ~ suppression upon more sterile
country 70 which they are gsing.
Tbs census Of the forty teams that
left Clifton ID - follows: Men, 1O2;
women. 81; children. 81; total, 260
school children. So; children under 5
years, 80; number for military duty. 56;
horses. 81; mules. 81; wagons. 40; cows.
s.
1t 10 sxpscted that whom the colony
leave Kssrnsy there will be sixty or
sixty. Lore tssiSs 90 the line. The CON
msod Of the party has been entrusted
TO DR.. Grsham. Of Clifton. Who has %
much conddencs in the ultimate sue
cess Of their efforts that he bas left g
good prsctics snd some real estate be.
hind hin. L p. Essies 10 general
ms0ager.
The arbitration COMMITTEES consists Of
Rev. M. Shaifer, of Clifton. and Mr..
Hughes, . Friend Quaker OF Usage.
These are appointed. and wher . ne.
ces.ity arises ths colony selects third.
A strict ohssrvsncs Of the Sabbath ID
shown. BY their constitution they are
forbidden TO travel on Sunday. and this
10 not only complied with. but services
10 held and . t,enday School will be
ergsnized. Wherever thay have ap-.
psArsd the bsst of iinpressioas has been
msds. - will be seem ffon the follow.
ing. which We clip from the Clifton
RssisS: Among the visitors the past
week were tho following gentlemen.
edicisl inenbefs Of tbs Washington
Territory Colony: n. A. Mcpherson.
President; T. l. Brown. Secretary. G. II.
Evsns, Assistant Secretary. and r. N /.
AcPbssoo, Treasurer. We found
them oil very pleasant gentlemen. we'll
informed. full of grit. and ssnguine Of
making the colony success.
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MISCELLANEOUS

This remedy 10 tho result OF much scse.s
and many careful experiments, and g
among medicinal preparations Of ISL
pleasant TO the taste. aad has .tayiny car,-.E
render IL powerful both TO cure ard -.
disease. c1d also TO build up 4 waste, -. o.,
body. =
IL IL the best Blood Purifier AMI s.:..,
function TO more hcaithfuI action. --f
benest in all diseases -
In eliminating the impurities Of tai.
natural AID necessary result IL the Gu, -
Gus and other SKIN Eru2tIons and Dise,.
ing Cancer, Ulcers and other Sores.
Dyspepsia, Weakness Of the gto-,.e,
ton. Dizziness. General Debility, c:s
the Safe Bstfcrs. and It Is uaes-:.-:
tizcr.
Il IL scientifically compounded rro-1 r.....,
tracts OF highly medicinal propc-siS-.
il corrects tho evils of improper d..
some food and over-catIng. AMI Is t..t
ance substitute for alcoholic drink.
The testimony Of those who have ~: z
Safo Bittcrs Is Uniform in its praise
II Is . medicine which should y, I, c-,---
and which. wherever used. viii s1vs TIC -,
many doctors bills.
Bottles Of tvo sires: prices, 30 cen,s.,.,-
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Next - English sparrows there d
1othiDg that ioofsasss fastss than the
potato b1g. unles it 10 che interest On
a unpaid aoes
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Emisston. Aversion = society. Dimness Of vision.
Noises In tho Head; the vital A7id passing unob.
served tc the urine. end many other diseases that
lead 70 tnaanity and death.
DIR. nINTIE will sgles to forfeit FIVE Hux.
pnkD DOLL Ans for case Of this Kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE tundee his special advics ana
treafUentl will not cure, or for anything impure
o. injurious found In 10. DIR NlNTIE tresas all
Prfvsee Diseases successfully Without mercury
CousuL1Ar1ox vRRE. Thorough exaninatton and
adv1cs. including snsiysis Of urine. IS 90. Price
q VITAL RksToRAr1vR. $500 . bottle, or four
ttnes the quantity. 5000; ssnt 70 any addrs =
upon receipt Of price. or @. o. D.. secure from
observation. and In private name II desired, By
4. = MlNT1R. n. D.,
II Kesrny Street. Gan Francisco, Csl
DIR. MYNrlE8 KIDNEY REnrpy. NxPHarr.
ICuA. earss al kinds Of Kidney ana DIsAdsr
Complaints. 0onosThoea. 0leee, Leucorrh0a- Yor
.ls ~ al druggises; $l.0 bosts. six bottles fos
DIR. MTNTIE'S DANDELION PILLS. ere the
bsst and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS eurs
In the market. For sals b. all druggists.
Aaky1y
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
Oax1o1 Hnx coxx NrxrS.
New Tacoma, June S. 1880.
rxNDKes Am mvlTRo
FOR EXTENDING cRosSCUT TunnEl
400 Feet fmore or lesaj

On ubsthesse sids CasAoa Riysr. through eosf
Measures OF this district otss OF TnnnsI. Z feeS
WSde - feet high The eoal Company vnI
ssyply tools rails car and timber the copsractiue
Yesy % supply I'll slss necessary for carrying .
I'D worn.
n viii be necesssyy fhss three names accom-
pany Zach bid, which Will b rscsivsd mp 70 the
ID Jnno ~ =. WIK0ATR
Je03W Aew 1aeU0a. ". Z.
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cnnsanan - rsfssFsd 70 the following mtEaee
0en IL sspost 81 An eninent Ruhlie Analyse:s
his = p1re berlsy md wbsat spiE1t, ssmast.
aA1e b aGrant ssheEs which inpaEt dslieaAo
aroma. q - GoDo dr. gEaaA1y tnceoanine ~
va1us - , dsfaMvs sftnnlanA 1he eolil Fes11uo
eoataiae lsrus s0ount q tonnln. derived ftu0
sessine 10 oh canks. Which iEpaFts % - -
vhAsky one Of ~ valuable individual qualities.
1he ansGunt Of he Isstd1e proves she whisky -
- Ass fton IL excessive eoloeina s1A svsc1en-
+ Z - osasesl1y uns1 h sdul1essetnG u foe4 -
ev0 vuRaA. 01mDnnds's Nabeb = ths lC288r
WuDxY. spd viii net ssly s4ppIy . pah1jc
us1t. n0w thse whistles sso % esnslally aAul1sr.
sooa, but VIII bo9l ~ oeoosGt valuo c IL pAy.
soeaen h tAOso numosOus caoeo vheso puRp wis
kies 80 IL nost ussfnl u I'll Dedfeioee.
@. COOKE. y. D.
hsue oEsuuu wrnouT 1Ha nAan &c. HzM-
Douugs Acnom nm conx.
ELLY - YOUNG.
oo1s AosaAs SR esstsIs - puoue onasa. $780,
0og - en1s = - rEsocssco pe;css. - -
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TO The unfortunate.
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISpENSARY.

inal Weakness. Isnpotency, night Losses By
dreams. pimples on the face, and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and an .ctsd
should no: fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
. great deal of valuable information, which he
Is competent to inpart to those in need OF his
services. DIR. GIDEON will make NO charge
unless he effect . cure. Persons aS . distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All CON-
muaications strictly confidential. You see No
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
tor will please state the name Of the pap they
Be this advertisement in. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DIR. j. F. GIBBoN. Boa
1857. San Francisco. Send Sic for package of
medicine. o19-dkw1S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Terrible Explosion in Russ.a
The Jamaica Huri icauo

The Star and Herald of Panama,
just received, has the story of the
disastrous hurricane which swept
Jamaica the night of August 18th.
The wind ragged with such fury at
the beginning that street cars had
to cease running. Vessels have
been sunk and driven ashore.
wharves destroyed. roofs blown off:
trees uprooted and q catalogue of
other damages sustained, which II
is impossible to estimate. Not "A
single coaster in Kingston hsrbor
rode out the gale in safety. Twenty
seven vessels. brigs. banks, etc.
were driven ashore, or went to
pieces at their docks. Every wharf
but one was blown away; the beach
was strewn with the cargOes of yes.
sells wrecked; many seamen are
missing, and they are supposed to
have perished. All the peniten-
tiary vessels foundered, and those
at Port Royal sustained consider
able damage. The damage on land
Is roughly estimated at 500, 600,
COcoanut trees were all snapped in
pieces. The villages of Altman
town, Brownstown, Passmoretown,
Hannahstown, Smiths Village and
Fletcher's Land suffered severely,
School-houses were leveled, and
churches, chapels and synagogues
were damaged. The barracks at
Up-Park camp went down In the
gale. The banana crop is destroy.
ed, and trees of all kinds have
Three severe shocks of earth
quake were felt during tho storm.
Communication with the country
ports IL cut off. The wires were ali
snapped, and trains could not pass,
the Rio Cabric bridge having given
way when the storm was at its
height. Boards, trees, sheds,
shingles, household furniture, ETC.,
were rushing through the air with
|ightning-like rapidity. Whole
families were flying from house to
house seeking refuge. The roads
are Impossible for carriages and |
to pedestrians. Nearly
he whole of the provision crop is
destroyed and great want will be
'elt by the peasantry.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Latest Attcmptto Murder the Gear.

A London dispatch of the 4ih
says that well-intormed st. Peters.
burg correspondent writes: A mine
was discovered in the government
Of Ekatorinoslay on Friday last,
previous to the Emperol's journey
from TsHr.koeti, Livadia, and an.
other in the government Of Tuec-
rida, 1l6 versts further on, on the
railroad to Simpheropa, was. found
only the day before the Emperor
started. The latter mine contained
108 pounds Of dynamite, packed in
two cases. There was u wire con.
nected with the mine, but no bat
cry attached. General MelikoH
had been exercising the greatest
vigilance in view of the EmperOr's
intended journey. Details about
the mine in TuecriGa are from u
competentsource.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GOoDALL. PERKINS 4 CO.. AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST.
oon,ns South Going North
=. : i IZIZ i
s,,::s, AVS As.- Ass- 81 !,
SENATOR. " l3 15l u1
OriEaba." 10I " :. ri ~
AnCOn,..... ~ Ol q
Orixaba... 16l ~ 6olSeps.
AnCOn...... SlI6opts zISept. 81

Both steamships Gall 1t Port Hartford
(SanL uisO bispo) end banta Barbara.
The Company reserves the right 70
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
oWPassengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles ct s.45 o'clock r. NJ Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07

These drawings, authorised by the
Legislature of 1878 and sustained BY the
Courts Of Kentucky. occur regularly on
and Fridays excepted, for the period Of
FIVE YEARS.
The United states Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
sions. 80
Ist-That the Commonwealth Dlstri-
button Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
N. B.-Thts Company has now on hand
a large reserve fund. Read the list OF
nrizeS for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07

The Times commenting on Eos.
ter's attack OH the House of Lords,
which that journal severely criti-
clzes, and upon Parnell's, DilIeA's
and O'Connor's motions, and Col
lan's escapade, says: "When things
like these occur and recur, 1t ia
time for the session to come to an
end, and we rejoice to think there
Is now a fairly certain prospect OF
Its Propagation on Tuesday next"
Terrible Explosion in Russia
LONDON, Sep. 4.-Parisinn papers
contain an account of the explOs-
ion of 1000-barrel floating tank of
kerosene OH its way from Baku to
Tsaritsin, on the Volga. It is be-
lieved that thirty persons persisted.
A workman entered the reservoir
with a naked light.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Quality Maintained.

The Rochester. N. Y, Express
says: $50 far as the standard of
quality of goods is concerned, par
ties can rest assured the same will
be maintained up to the present
high character. AS remedy for
the speedy cure of Bright's Dis
ease, Diabetes, and all complaints
of the kidneys aud liver, no article
Of any kind can equal it (Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure)."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
gus Snseles gerala.

T.. ished every morning except Mon
day,
NY -
JOSEPH -. LYNCH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07

- REGULAR MEETINGS .
On: 81 &c SRsTsE s:s az 'sEs ~ s.:
a ming Of each mon1k, ~ N
- O'Clock. y ~ ~ 9Sa ;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
LOSANGElES WEEKLY HERALD
lshc.l avery saturday morning

ispuhlishr'i every SATURDAY. morning
TERMS. -
Ono ear 10y mali or express .onea5Vpy..S 3N
My uunnfha 4
Advertisements Inserted At reasonable
rates. "
ASS Kinds Of JOb.WOrk dome to
COsn pete With HAD Francisco In
Pslco, Style. and Elegance OF WOrks
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets. 81.
n Tickets, 80. Is Tickets, 500.

Remit by Postofiice Money Order Reg
istered Letter. Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes or delays
correspondents will please write their
names and places of residence plainly,
giving number Of PostrOmco box or,
Street, and Town, County and State.
All communications connected with
the Distribution aud Orders for Tickets
should be addressed to II. NJ. BOARD.
MAN, COurier-Journal building, Louis
New York. nb-dAW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.


H..
Stated convocations q -
MONDAY OF each mo0fk.
N%AH ~ P. n. at Nasonio 86lie
W lAH SojouruinG eompanlo1G n
n ZX good standing 0crdlG5lv r.,
MN vited. BY order of
A. w. EDGLNA0s Il. =
SAN. PRA0n, 4
6ecro3axy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07

Local Agent, Office, No. 663 Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angel o.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-07
Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF conPrRoLLrnas
OF THE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON. Au9uaf nj lea

Whereas, Py satisfactory evidence prs.
scented to the undereieneds u hes kee1
made to appear that The 1Eif1t Natto4al
angeles. In the county OF Los AnGeloe
and State OF CALIFORNIA;, has oomD1lo1
with all the provisions OF the Re1iso6
Statutes OF the United States required q
be complied with before an Aosooioflonr
shall be authorised 70 Commences 10
business of banking: -
Now, therefore, I, John 8. LaneVoelhy.
Acting Comptroller Of the Curfenoy. do
hereby certify that The First M11fonal
Bank of Los Angeles, In the City 81 ~
Angeles, in the county OF Los XnGe16.
and State OF California, ID authorized q
commence the business OF backing g
provided in Section nfty-ouo hundrod
and stxty-nine OF the Revised Statutes q
the United States. 49, 9 - :.
In testimony whereof, witness M
hand and seal Of once, this l0th day 81
August, 1850. -
rency.l is. LANGwOnTiIHy
Acting Comptroller OF the Curreney.
, 1880-12-12

WHETllEA for good or evil, Ireland seems
to br entirely governed by Land League law.
and the eritlsh-lnade article is no longer
recognized as worthy Of obedience OF respect
Baron D"wse, at the Galway Assizes yester-
day. drew gloomy pictura OF the stats of
aftairs III the west of the Island. The nun
Der OF ill1ictable ottenses which have been
committed there during the last four
months was 6$k, and for only thlrty-nine
OF these have persons been indicted.
indictments. too, do not mean conviction,
and it is not probable that half OF the
hirty-nine alleged offenders will be made to
suffer for their supposed odenses. At the
Limerick Assfzes the person who was accused
Of shooting Bailiff at New Pallas about two
weeks ago was acquitted, notwithstanding
tnat the party attacked swore positively to
me identity Of tho accused, who will now be
released This difficulty Of obtaining con-
Tlcaon u the greatest under which the Irish
authorities Labor, and 1t Is difficult to see
, 1880-12-12

Very few persons are aware, unless personally
orpecuniurily interested in 1t, OF the
cigarmnkfng IN the Republic, particular riy in tha
city. where it steadily ana rapidly increases
Tho America n-uatlc cigar selling ut Il cents .!
retain is said r. be SUPERIOR to the same p1tes:d
Cuonn cigar, which it is driving out Of market.
! factory here is reported to be the largest R
the world. 1t has only sixty customers. and le.
fuses to swell the nunal,cr, because Il caunos
fully supply their demands. Some 500 persons
-men, women, and ehiltlren-are In its employ
and tho arua Is building anorher factory whlea
VIII need Us many more. But even With lsSa. tsslr
enlarged facilities they will not seek auotner
customer. This Is statement Of their business
last October: Ggars delivered curing ne ne
mouth. 4.K}a.550, wages paid, $4,000; amognos ado!
paid Government fur revenue-stamps w.
amount Of duties paid on foreign toosccsss
$4.I64; paid for cigar-boxes used during U
month. s., ,af's7: leaf tobacco worked into e. q;
xaFs, twenty-five pounds to the hnnass@
cigars. sl:D,9e4 The rupidity OF the gEoTtt99
OF our cisar fncture e asserted to q
grcNer thnn Gun rcadtty be tnaS1ns9.
Millions Of our cigars are now annual "
y exported to Enrupe, and the NUMBER "
Cuban cig:trs imported is but trtfie compare
tivelT. Tho American product in this otsnssa sa
of enormous industry must be COUNTED +"
thousands Ut millions
, 1880-12-12

of Germany when 1t is directed against a
race which has done so much tor
that culture and which stands SO
prominently before tbs world as its repre-
sentative. It Is noticeable. however, that
the higher and more generous public men OF
Germany-men like Won F0rckenbeok,
Mommsen, Gneist, Virchow, and others
have made many protests against it, and
that the liberal Crown Prince himself has
declared 1t to be "a shame and disgrace to
Germany" There is one consolation In the
situation. and that is, that the jew has always
profted by persecution, and that, when this
fresh breeze, Which seems to have largely
osiginated in Berlin, blows over, the Jews in
Germany will establish themselves more
firmly than ever and reach still higher planes
OF prosperity and success, not alone in COM
merce and finance, but in art and science. 1t
is race which clings so closely together that
no amount Of persecution can break it.