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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-17

The Marlin Falls county, Index oh.
jects to the practice Of making one cut
do duty for more than single scene in
books. 1t says the publishers OF
Thrall's history Of Texas took the
cut OF "Igaripe or canoe path on the
Amazon" lsee Polar and Tropical
Region, page 554) aud transformed it
into "scens on the Brazos pear Mar
lin" (See Trials History Of Texas,
page So.
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Mr.. Tildeu denies positively that he
ever entered into negotiations to pur.
chase the electoral vote Of South Car
olins for 10000, or any other sum.
and prououuces totally false" every
statement that has bcep made to that
effect. He says, in regard to the pre-
tended interviews which he is charged
with holding on this subject. that none
Of them eyer happened and that no
money was ever sent to South Carolina
or recalled by his procurement or
knowledge. 1t is now in order for the
enemies Of Mr.. Tildeu to scpport their
allegations or stand self ntessed con.
spirators against his good name.-St.
Louis Rep.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned who reside in Hays
county, Texas, and whose post Office ad-
dress is Mountain City, Texas, and to
whom letters Of administration on the
estate of A. d. Porter were issued by the
Hon. County Count of Hays county, on
the 22d day OF September, 1879, hereby
notify all persons haying claims against
the estate Of the said A. d. Porter, to
present same to the undersigned within
the time required bv law. Such claims
can he left with our attorneys, nutchison
l. Franklin, IN San Marcos, who will at.
tend to the same for us.
CATHARlNE A. PORTER,
II. p. PORTER.
Admrs. of Est. of A. d. Porter. decd.
Dec. y, 1879. Dec. ~. 1t
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Executors Notice.

The undersigned who resides in Cald-
well county. Texas, and whose post of
ice address IL LOckhirt, Texas. and to
whom letters tesiamentary on the estate
o. John W. BuntOn were issued by the
Hon. County Court Of Hays county on the
18th day Of November, 1879, hereby no.
tiheS all pers0ns having claims against the
cstate OF the said John " Bunion to pre-
sent zane to the undersigned within the
time required BY law. Such claims can
e len With my attorneys. HutchIspn &
Franklin, in san Marcos, who will attend
20 the sAne for me.
ROBERT n. BUNTON.
executor Ct Es- Of Jcan w. puploo. decd
Dec. .. 1879. Dee "a;
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nrn.s Us Ce.cIlIntsr,

Springfield Reppbliean: The fact
that there j. q strong Southern senii'
ment for Grant destroys the basis Of
the s.alwaft position, 30 far as IL rests
on the "unrcpeptant" brigsdiers. The
{ South ID fact IS 10 ionder OF the sec
tioual issue thsp j. the North. and II
the South takes up Grant il is as q
lwsy out Of the suspected attitude 10
which il j. placed by Northern distrust,
IfGrant a6ords common ground oil
reconciliation, the need Of reconcilia
ton at all can not be SO terrible as the
stalwasts would have US believe. on
he other hind, the outhshon!d real
ize the absurdity Gifts own position
They take ~ Grant as o refuge from
vhom2 Hayes? When they are in
debted to Hayes for the removal Of the
last discrimination which differeuced
q Southern from any other State 7
Hayes carried out q degree Of concilia'
ton which Grant had steadily WITHHELD [,
although he may have approved Of it,
adoption by his successor. If the
South really thinks oblivion OF sectioL'
al differences good thing they have
only to break from the leadership Of The
men in the democratic party who mag
nifty these differences for party capital.
The responsibility for the democratic
policy which forced an extra session
Of coogress and which forced the quar-
Ir6l with:the president has been various
ly placed tho North lays il to the
South, good observers at Washington
said it was q Western scheme which
the South was asked to indorse. Who
ever was responsible for it, now is a
good time for the South to disavow t
aud to decline further investment IN
n enterprise which only misrepresents
their section and puts it in a false at.
titudc. The care Of the South now
should be not TO antagonizc the North
on causelsss grounds. The South had
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use Of troops at the polls, no grievance
in regard to tho election law. 1t was
Jed into the struggle over those issues
not because it cared about them, but
to make democratic votes. When the
South is more conservative in its poll
cy at Washington, and more courage
GUS 10 behalf Of equal rights at home,
j. will have established 1 much more
zeal ground for Cancellation than the
election Of any strong man can afford.
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TIE
SOUTHERN CUlTIVATOR,
TIE

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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Rssder. have yon esughi . coldi Are you m.
Sbls 70 ralss tho phlegmi Have you an init.
Ton In the throsti A sense o. oppresslon On
the iungs With shQ1 bresthi DO you have 9
al 81 coughing on lying downf A sharp pain
now and then In the region Of the heart, shoul.
dsrS and bscEf II 90, oar Advice is take q
once 3 dose Of TUFTS EIpectorant; you willsoon
g. able to raise tho phlegm. In an hour repeat
The RIpeciorant place hot Iron to the feet, take
two Of Tntts Pills. You viii coon fall into 9
pleasant deep and wake up In the morhing.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
Eng. and the bowels moving In natural manner.
10 prevent return Of these symptoms use Tie
Gpectorsat several days. u. y >. ~
Ofioe. IS Murray Street, N. Y.
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TTTN9AIDls RAYW00D. MD.
A NEWSPAPER PUa, WRITES.

Dr. TUT, b 81 ..ntsf s'; spa g: :,s.ss.d
Win pnsamoaIa last vint~, yhieh len him With .
s e: : :ss:si .i!:s - s.s.ss
kIpsetnrnt lhsd tired most even. shlnE recon-
pscsossnS oos botils Of s6nh rsmovsA The eossh
ssissiy. Wi,h naAay thanh. ] an Jcd1 gHH a,y
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Dr;TUTT'S
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tn properties are Dsmuiosnt, Nutri-
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Combining all thsss qualities Il Il the
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Mad tsvrIbIe NloNI eWEAIs.

Md tOVFJ6vO UJUNv yWGN Dc
Memphis, Feb. II. ISL.
~, III Sss.rs ocssh. WSss comm nssd 4:
aaS your Espscsossai va reduced p one hu9drs4
svSsthisS I'd t1rsibis sisht sssata. Ihsys tAka
hslfdofsd boxfiss. The night syeats have left me.
ID cough hAs dlsappssss1. spd hsv. gained ifts.u
y Az LIZ sss s:.S.. ot 4 4; xIGn
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

ON at gaa utiileret uo. lpnes mig
pprsrsnbc, on bris ies fulee 9aa
ON meb bepaffst Iulist, piloe ALE
fire paa mig. p%rineiesie 5aifa
%fcrstaser fig bpppise 8isreture, bpab
tences Selbrep ablclnt frRper.
Deb pisis esilisbepsr lspiases bun
at aga SuiSiesie" c9 CT t9t tilIsret.
De unse prinpier fan ueen at mel
pes bsisse 8prfinperne. Sim Dc
unae prinbler bar Iiaapelle I'll at
le Saremets Damer ~utiilsrepe. Ser.
eup ies tcS aritsp. fcrarepe 34eh'
mi Mfet % 5aifa mig peres Soto
CRATER, uneerteaneoe mep oeres Napn
/ Sranf % arablf. Sla,erue /
0aaetiet tilleoe mig pal lamms
cr%ientalle Waaps, iom.ba iea apfcm;
ies lepiaseoes til Sernpprten, bppr
8iampen pentebe mtg. San pttreps
life ct Orb, men tilfalote pep 3eau
min Upan. Sanoipnlisuis par ban
itum. "a ieg fcm til nit Slem,
blep ies p~perualpet mep Sper9smaal.
% ale ipntes at blipe licrli9en for.
bauiepe, pa iel iaspe. at leg intel
eriracrpinRrt bapbe feet, at ieg finl'
geltben bappe BAIT ben Scrngltlle al
siers TO benripenpe % biitin9usreot
Oamers YefisnbtHab.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
Gn barbariif Sfif % yrna.

2Ubafsbru9en, lcm III er iad al.
minoelia blanbf BET manbli9e aisn,
frsmbpptr en- %mRrfp9rpi9 % intereS.
liant Siitcrie; m~arfpatoia paN
0runp at peuS b~eipuberlise Opfcmlt
% i~ntresllnt paa 0runo al ben
SnoliAt. ipm ben aiper cs I ben
mennsitelise WaturS loartnins.
5 lang 3lp par bet ubetfenbt,
bporlepes 3cbafsrp9nius opitco men
Sitorieu ct fommen os libt I'll
Sislp, % M bore pl. at "pa 3clum'
bus / 1892 laa meo ltue Sfibe psp
Zen 8uba, lenbte ban to Mano /
eano for at unberisse famine. Deb
oeres 1llbagefcmit furtalte Be blanot
anpst, at Be iaa be negue Sarbarer
ruae tore Slape lammeu ~ reJe
iom 0iepls." Chen Den lib bar
en- TOR Del cipillisrebe Solf ful9t bisis
neaue yarbarers imuotse 6rempel.
Oct par imirltrtib life uoen me.
aen Mcoltanb, at lobafftn fnnps
uospe fin beipotiie SnrflpNclle paa
De mennefel;ge @alsnsr.
) &uSlanp ~fcrbebes Sru9sn al
Icbaf unper Straf af galtpnaoe fpr
ben forte Sang, oenne Sop ccer.
~traaptes, Iabet al Nalsn for auoeu
oa Ssrepells al Sipst for Den treble
Gang.
s Stalien ublunJeoe paUen en-
Sanbule tmoo BEN lmupfse plantt
% latte perpep enbcer, ION brugt'
psu, BAN.
S S6weis bstauolspsS 1cbafsrs
sere iom SOrbrpoere.
Sbaben al Yerfcu betrastehe 70
befsbru9en lOm Ell 9cpepfcrbrppelle
OF mango at bets lllban9ere biep'
ppWle Ill OEptH.
s 8cnftantincpel leotes Ell 2pr
eiennsm 8aoerne meo Ct Ytbsre
tuffet lsiennem bans N9le til 40
pariel for allie Re9sre.
Song Safob ben 5srfte al 6us
laup befi~enctslOrpe i'm WOpbroslts
bsp for 3obaffrn pep en- meslI,
counterblast. Tom br9npemarfepeYlan
ten / be bsitemtsite llottpf.
Selp | Mmerlfd, 5Obaffens SRo
relanb, uofsptss iensre ben Ell 6or
crpning mob grusen al 3pbaf 70
~laabaune, Tom life aQerepe pare fcmn
/ 0ane bsrmep fer penne yefienpt
sisrelie, % Bet par fun tiaaot a
benptte Den, naar Den par ~forelrecel
al Ell Qese iom Meoiein.
Weu MEtalet paa bisle 2pbaffeu
Onosre tiltcs ~beifanpiS. inptIl Iobafs
bruaen III er blsren I'll ell nRfel
amen CAT. 8i le al bette Ggempel
bpor tilbeieiis Den msnnsRsllse Na
tnr er III at sribe efter ait. bpao De
ipnes at lcpe ell 3llfrepSltiaslie a
Sanbierne, uoen Senlpn III tpcr lnar
lsbe, m~oobpbellse % farlise Sslse
gruaen at laaoanue 3tng tunne bape
(Tbpenbttlpenoe.)
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

On GnselGmanp, iom talts msp en-
Supianer. lyurste ON ban pibfis, at
Splen alprla aif nep cper DrOn.
nin9en at 6nalanbs gsfbbelisr. -.
ReI, iasbe ben 0iipe. - Deb bu
@runpen III bstY ipursie Sobn
BUD. - et er pei forbt Sub liie
popsr al pare aleue | Wsrist meb
Gu Gnaellmanb, fa9be Snpiansrsn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
N0r0mau0en.
ct friiinOet ltseblab for Sptrmauo,

uNSipst | Srepritsitab, @prae.
Al aaneieat tbeclc1 8riitidn Slitu o. g@.
troftsr Nitcldt Slitu. uefpmmer ira liz
gull | fort 5~.lpaltet Srrmat. @laeet pil in.
psbclee Robseer fra Snp' o. llelancet. pcliti,
lie. lctidle g iirfeliae aibanoliussr, Sprtsl,
lin9er. StilerinSer ira Natursn "a Sclielipei
or. Sperrttsilsiprsr q. =. Ssrtnlsn pil
blipe fan MtelTbeieer | Slaett. Oct pil on,
iaa iiapia mcptd9e Sieras IRA 1sr. aantr al
eaneet. IiSeicm @lapst cSiaa barsn fan Step
ltriper | 0anmart.
Spsr Mranee tutr. cm iinssrtaQst tiaaesr
BET. bpS l4ee SaS, nil Slaost bIips ~lepiaati
al q Rliecnsart lem 3iuas.
Wee Nc. 4 oil mseislat: ASpban Sper,
erup' N eirsitilerins al q. Z. Ssrsnisn. [
btfist Silne. Ce Sinstrt. ION beltr nil bace
9lahs.s Sl@rafi al ben famine Scriatier. tan
I Sieeen laa ben. Setter lenet bpsr llss 81.
trer aneen llst $3.50 ier garet.
%laett tan iinses bes y. anunpisn, Httc.
rab. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

eUue az
%fdrbi99jcrte &ldber,
Sfo % Stepler,
Satte % Suer,
Serre : gfpiperin9s.
9jenitanoe,
&ufferter,
&acidffe,
m. M. W.
Seq ital oplpie ON, at jeg
life, lom Gntelte, Der Ior9jG=
pes anItrGn9cr Jig for at pG=
re &onturenter, er moot til
at fjObe Warer ira ct eller to
6anOelsbuie, men jeg bar
Yengene / Gomnen, og tal,
gaa buor jeg oil, og buor jsg
tomnler, er mine Yenge bel
TONNE, o9 oerfOr CTR DC gOoi
&jOb.
Wtin Tarebebolonin9 oil
iboit bliue itorre emo no9cu=
iinoe tioligere, % oct oil al
tio berefter, lom for, bliue
nit Wtaal og SeitrGbelle al
tilfreosltile mine &unoer,
baaoe buao Tarer og Yriie,
angaar, og ri peb, at Dc, oel
tjober for &ontant, fan ipart
Eenge ueO at banole hos os,
Sette aar er nit femtt
iblanpt Goer, og je9 er ifte
ban9e for at anboloe ON
Pnblitums ~fremtioige SOs=
ming, oa je9 ueO, at jeg altio
bar bebanolet enbper al niue
&unoer 9rli9t % repeli9t.
Wt lGl9er bore 8arer netop
for bpao De er, bperfen beore
eaer oaarll9ere, % Dor lteois
tilta9enoe 6anoel er os en-
Sorgen for, at Dor Wiaaoe
at oripe 6orretning paa, er
tilfreosltillenoe.
BEN. BEAR
bar pGret Den forlte til al
bringe NED Yriierne; bette er
no9et, Gnbuer peo. Sans
Yriler er alto lapere emo an
ores, o9 enOa 9iur ban life
iQQ meQet Vronf INN niSie
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

: ntane 6'rrstntugsJrsn tr pt Del fcrfsn,s,,
bar tlniie rst teois % NET usislts llcpalc
Nr ncstniinpt I trast til belt. Gpun,s o. oil
mar Dnfftr, altie Uars tilftps Deb Stsrapslir
autia8s aspdraticntr ubfsrss prcmlis
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FACTS THAT WE KNOW.

II you are suffering with severe cold,
cough, asthma, bronchitis, consumption,
loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or
any affection of the throat or lungs, we
know that Dr. Kings New Discovery will
give you immediate relief. We know Of
hundreds of cases it has completely cur
ed, and that where all other medicines
had failed. No other remedy can show
one-half as many permanent cures. Now
to give you satisfactory proof that DR..
Kings New Discovery will cure you of
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consump-
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or any throat or lung diseases, if you will
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can get trial bottle free OF cost, or a
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turing Company's works, where the re-
fuse OF the works are accumulated for
fuel. Although the alarm was promptly
given, the entire plant of buildings were
speedily enyeloped in flames, and the
work Of the fire department was of 10
avail In aYerting the total destruction OF
the buildings and contents. Five cars,
loaded with sash and doors for shipment
to Texas, were also destroyed. The
buildings burned were the main build
ing, warehouse, dryhouse, storehouse and
several smaller outbuildings. The CON-
pany had just received fourteen carloads
Of glass, and upwards of $50, 600 worth
OF finished sash and doors were stored in
the building, which were entirely des-
troyed. The books were saved. The
total loss is estimated at S125, 900, with
an insurance Of $40, 900 in various com
panies. About 80 men will be thrown
out of employment, but it is thought the
factory will be rebuilt Immediately.
LONDON, May 13.-The Globe says:
"We understand, in view of the compli-
cations with China, the Russian govern
ment has telegraphed the authorities be-
yond the UraI Mountains to place all
strategical roads in condition for the
passage OF troops and stores. Half mill
| ion of rubles have been assigned for i'm
proving the highway from Orenburg TO
| Central Asia.
LONDON, May ia Cairo dispatch
says in consequence of the recent arrival
of slave caravan at Sisot, the Governor
of the province and other officials have
been dismissed, and will be court-mar-
tailed. a special European slave com
mission has been appointed, Oh the re-
| commendation of the British CONSUL
General, to secure the execution of the
Anglo-Egyptian convention for the sup
preston of the slave trade.
DUBUQUE, May l3.-A special report
to the Herald from Mason City, says the
most fiendish and revolving crime ever
perpetrated in this section of Iowa has
just come to light, the facts of which are
substantially as follows: Last Sunday
night, in Lafayette township, the father
| OF three girls, aged respectively, 9, 10
and IS years, went to Mason City with
the ostensible purpose of purchasing sup
plies for the family. While absent he
became intoxicated, and going home his
lustfui propensities so far overcame his
reason that he ravished all of his daugh-
tiers. Their screams were heard by neigh
bors living at distance Of two miles
over the prairie. A party was at once
formed to ascertain the cause thereof, land
proceeding to the scene the widest ex-
element prevailed. Men were already
there from another locality, armed with
shot guns and revolvers, seeking to find
the fiend guilty Of such brutal outrage,
but he had tied. The whole country is
aroused, and hundreds of men are in
pursuit, at which point the report ends.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections. also positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and
all nervous complaints, after having test
ed It's wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering, | will send free
of charge to all who desire it. this recipe,
in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, nam
ing this paper, W. ". SHERAR. 149
Powers Block, Rochester, New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-05-20
Ask your druggist for it.

Rev. GEO. Fl. Thayer, of Bourbon,
Ind, known to every one IN that vicini-
ty as a most influential citizen, and
christian minister of the NJ. E. Church,
says: 81 wish every body to know that
[ consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives, to SHILOH'S CONSUME
TION CURE" Drs. Matchett 6 France,
physicians and druggists of the same
place, say: sit is having a tremendous
sale, and is giving perfect satisfaction
such as nothing else has done. For lame
back, side or chest, don't fail to use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. We recommend
these remedies" Sold by Jones & Schal-
lern.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-05-20

SURE but not slov.-People who have
used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil, to get
rid Of pain, find that it is sure but not
slow. a cough even of long standing, is
speedily controlled and cured by it.
Rheumatism, neuralgia, corns, lame back
and swelled neck, rapidly disappear when
it is used-Sold at the Central Drug
Store,