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, 1880-10-11

ia tn,tcf, IT. fict,e Tho wtttIe YiHtIon NJ this
Presidential ccetion TrstnH tt 81 ths VT.
ttuu. lid ynii nll farewell. tf'ro!hrged ni.
piauec.1
ThIs closcti perhaps tho most remarkable
series of meetings ever held im Ills Gnltntry,
wcrk's clectinus In tho two great October
Shortly afterwards Mr.. tonkling was
aboard Its special car which fM! bee,,
nrii l,nur,ling along on llts way East, hrar!Mg
With him tho affection nsltl best wishes Of tho
thousands .tl,on thousands 0f WDptc he has
addressed, aild In whnse gno.l Erarcs anu Us
tccIn lie has firmly paIltcd himself.
, 1880-10-11
SENATOR CONKLING.

1.r. v,,,-rr T,a oot o U~S,,,otnr ro,r-
l.At ,,l a. Ellh; tn".' ~. m.-oeh"ur en'h-
nS ~ fa 1s 'ast ia" 1os s%ee on ere
..r..".,. ~ .., s ~. .,.1 . :" , .ae s,,... m'
structure str e ,r, sreetea or t,e spot were Ieel,
sch fell. I'll" place Is mora commonly known
ntaa .1 49, s,i", oi"nt;,, n'a"t n'w - n
arth VI W t s''T"t it rno p sete ,vs
nu ,,.os tbn ar,t uat,t,,I fn- ti,o r,t,,,rt.,<,
Ti,"r Tr s,, ~. rp"t "p n,I ,roa ao' ,e o , o1
UhlcT t1d great DIX trecS, WheFe tl6 S0fce
hoard. wn,n ossn,nhler rnlti. snoo ,oo,,,n
,..,,, o., ',,.,"r 49,. f,.s;.i ~ ~
wno -, sat ~, Under thts ietsi el"1tcnce of
here III tinu to Ill his appointment and tnke
-
, 1880-10-11

B,uth Carolina. nlcctson of 1917, concerning
which 'Srnatn i,cp.,rt Nh Hi" OF tho sesslos.
Of 1872 spart 2. Pr. t4tbt eti:.. .-.....
"Thc Supervisors Ut lInEse Enxlne. House !'rc.
cnct. Eharfrst,f1. md nthrrs testified IN thru
being M tl+rl1c. tlnllnts visible during ho tiny 1T
election. hit :k.u wrrs taken ont or tho tnlnt-
isnx An coli,tel. They all seemed To lte at tho
bottom ut tho iNjx.''
, 1880-10-11

ltnpltHlCnft tHlfly, Notwithstanding MI Wl1Itl |
sanse s% eS'ry 5 s"S 's %t ia fss IT, fGiy Gyrisa e
tGnplH should exjpl the ,,nIticni nrgaiiizn- |
lfon under which I'll these results Ind I'a,,-
lMfletl, md To- Gnrtny tn iss .atead Il purity |
the mtglltcst ,ultl tic rt,fltlrst murder TINT
eyer crilnsnlscd tlc ani,als 0f mankind. lsl
lsls rcclta! " tlle shameful rcc9rtl II tlio
}2r9crtlf trty hotl, ,efre Ht! aftsr tl,e
ai,d indianapolis. spcrshes. anh WAS especial.
ly Interesting WHEN. IN showing the aill!nt1s
" Den1trnttc opposition 10 tho cn,anclpa-
t'on Of The slaves, ho
PAID Ills RESPECTS 70 Nh. THOMAS A. HEN |
ntlts point Mr. ConklIng snil:
II was sntti TINT thers were 1909. 90 Of black
R[avcs fu tho S0nth: It wMs s,ais that q ttth.
noro Gr i9ss Ssr ne ,tyss =, ,.Ts e
u,,lcr which thuy suffered and wl!tcd. It. a, was
nsen. i!crlitnnic,t 10 tic Hlh. inuresi 10 lafor:
ana with their wives Mn't children hh.l bern anu
'asis !sr; y r.Gfs them hen f, h en- I'D 5
f9r gerltti',rls wiring thntr l,vlng out Of these
;s hlnsks without even lay'ng them wKc; % g. ., ,, sny
they were cnablr,l to live. ind tho csarso cover
trg fur II, thsir nako!ncss vi, whfGh ta.,. ~Is -
estsws eo'.rcss ss ~" ,not ihs r. pasp spufeas " sts
ai' tho binck .neu of .he so,ita working l,tr tho
itShci. 81 Sn !sFtE for tno itfGe, a toti tn
atd heaiti, and oo,l, ind iivesoi tt'o brave n'31,
Il: 'aa' cnsssf tct5sEe s sio1ia, ESs s II
s4h apsT la. 'ie Y any 'n1 HACK u6'sss .sstea 70
ea'np. o AZ Union trsnehos: e 1t }abor tor
st rs Ses"a sa 'hs ss Hssn sss q fad s'
a!Avery from whIc!, he l'ati ctcaped: We tnlkcd
tho matter over u Congress- Mo ni!u aSnae
1rfn 1nt II TlrmpnFufif. ErttHs
, 1880-10-11

hi
ti,nusnnJs tIu.i, thullsatuts Of tuaJDtc Iin hnY
ftllressct, mid in whnse gnDi Erirrs AMI cs-
iceIn lie las firmly ptalIted himself.
----
INDIANA,
..... ,.,,,.<,,.a,..,.-,,~.
An 1MAEssE EnrH''SsihAnmS. ~. ..s|si I.,,'.'"
Special Ds'pafeh to 7"e aae"S' fF'IaHf'
KoKOMO, Ind., Oct. 0.-ln'tihy Will never
be forgotten by tho people Of ltoward and
'!o. ~. .sn,.s ,,..,r. .r,,,.,tI rt,,, ,nn,,fn
ing our str.els "eie eru"".t ., WI l""pn;,
and by l0 II seci!tcd 1hat every stFeet was
packed from walk to WALK with tho most Of
dcrly, set enthusiastic crUw'l that probably
ever entl1cre,t In nttest their loyalty tn Re-
publican principles. The procession was
ne"'ly nro "".' -. ,,'..',.,,. ,',,n.,,o. an,t
horseback cnmi'anles; u WAGONS, p'geles, a'..
pcrbups nujte. twenty big wagons, hand.
sn,,"iv Jncnrotcn. filtcI with younr
someay "ecosatsa ,,..'a otr,s % os" % sn,,,,' su,,n
at'ss Mtn a"d a.lormea e' with f mo,tovs. wreaths
Of cvergrcrns, and flowers. a company Of
Gftv mnu,,fed cx-soltlIers, following Il banner
,,,tt,, t,,n .,,,y,n tnscriut,nn "Itncntn I)n.sn
VIZ" l"o ' S.'r'e ,,".n.,o,, ,a-I,, = h,,,',n.
anu ahother "taeRaiW', oca''"s - p"a''el
with hneo doe "e"tA'lR co"sp'c"o"s
collar md the expression, ,....
"vooNnEEs' coMrLtNESTs TO THE SOL
uiEIts,'
were warmly received, nnd hearty cheers
n'ss .,,.sa, NJ, ,,i,hs.aning tha ,rcnt n,lr,l,cr
Hlarch' N"."l'otauas a .tv .t, s,.s,..' ill., ~
OF people III 'ms p,"csSS, .. ,na,, sne .,aI n y.
march was lined will, enthusiastic spec. r.
h".rd for mt,cs, The b,,stncss housrs
''s' 'c"." W .,,,,'rn,aI ''.. w., tha nr,.nto
were aeco1nicu' ". ~. 81 s0 ~. "M".. .,',.,'.
af1sses Of the proexsson ss were @ s,etay and d ana
so,,,rlr adornud. These monster dclno,,stra-
1's ."ns n,.,n,, sn,ae,hnv anu. If rirhly inter
tons nncA'' .,. rJ ~ IN mn,aor.t r,,,e l.,
rrcla1csl+ lhCtA'i the vi" VI .'ci'"I".e ''.1 ~
Indiana. Forty thonsaid leop!e IN 1sIch-
mrnl last NlOndny, 45.000 III Indianapolis
Yesterday. and :s,5,U00 here today. III tho
aftnrnnnn
T,,r my. uouAcr M,yyAuu
,df,ressrd m acres Of people IN llaskett,s Grove,
willie tho Hon. U. II. brewster SPOKE 10
lurgo overilow meeting In tho COURTHOUSE
yard. The sueccll Of Nr. Brewster wus a re-
eril question. ITO eSp!hlhetl clearly lhe
methods by which the minority is enabled
10 n!tnilate majerity pr; fl,,'a Kichnnd. end
Correspondent lint no such crowd WIS ever
scc,, il, Howard County MS was ,In'ro today.
I'hu procession was pronounced by many to
be as large and finer IN annrarnnce Than tlie
>''~'~ " 40 rEncrrr1BLE ,,,uIsur1os
of the crowd. Nearly 100 ueot,lv were IN
.e .nscfSf c,f,n ho ciiv ,vos h.iilSa"tiv iim.
mGss o, ~ ,th III s,1I.ma I Ianinv If ,ir".
hkh ,nnrks tha a' in,nitr min ~ eunI,on uI lie n sc
Moths, l'1 n NJ I" ~" IN, ,rncaaainm
q the enna.a"&mT & paS ar,i, ,t ~ ann p'!'fe, .st,
lug c1nWH M"S " VIII ,,s ,ss ,ar atni III,
Meau ari. ~, y. ,.c ,,. Il ro,r s'v a ~ q II
tsSsu ',s'.ts ~ ta' n fn,nr, vni3 II 1is aH:eci,
ftn uv n;;as s r,tsnu III.
5 ~ ',. s'.i ~ n1,n"n hut ,., ,v;it In 10.
nmI,i,can yicinry rnxt Tuesday.
, 1880-10-11

It n wonderful tho ntnutint ut work tint can
he tlono and the eazc. 1uletness. anu rnpitilty
With which sou cNn do #, ai, II Wheeler & VII
Bon SGw No. y scwtnY- tnnchlHc. IL, State street.
, 1880-10-11
ttSlU.s'

DETROIT, Oct. ..-Iu tit EAftor Of tho netFnH
TRIBUNE: What does tE "tfD" chMlked about
tAa streets rVfcr tor LNQutHEi.
1t refers u one OF lilo notorious frauds Ut tho
, 1880-10-11

COUNTRY REAL. ESTATE
- - : =.
I1OH SAtE-Etun CASH. .M.AcltE FARM. FtluH
Mttes frs, mlhnes. sixty miles Auth rf Chicago.
tsoni E.ro.,n awsns barn md sinass tor s.oek ~
aiowern. wa4nfls. hnrnesk. n0ws, etc. Il head 81
c1ttlu, = mrh COWS. Is stock hugs, hnrses ind
orchards. 1A.tlnr wnter wlnd.ml ss.,.,e dairy y
ngricct; f,s ali ths prnrerty and posscsslnn 1T
uncN: four rAtlrogd ueota In mes Hf turin. death
III family rnuag NJ tnlB.
i.iUi-9Itacts stuck farm. nnn dwellings. bnrn..
ofcta Fs, fecrR, nnu tho heh If ,d, Mica sslulEl
Of Eatn, nii tuiis frn duot; lhlk ii sat T.. tho
htst turin fur tho nunpy In the county, Il will hear
insrerttnt.
ittacrH farm In pceatus County, igwa' ~ nctcs
Ms,"i; Witt Wit sako siS ,ar L, ID; A"xu Wild isn i
hr1d nt higher price ti!nn thls Fhts fa.ii sas nt-
rF1lFcd four yeArs III tatAM . T. H. Mfn
, 1880-10-11

SUBURBAN IkEAta E!ETATE
Tor EAtt.-Si Or % ACHES ADJOINING THE
Town Of summit. on tho cnrn nnd r!trri ap1tn.
did prnpgrtJ tU hold IA IN Investment; fAn per ctH,
will exchange for improved city rrhpcEty, md pay
trsh diGesefiec. tiR1FFiS & DHlGElT. li9 West
WnAhnutn nn-St Ifn1tpb.
, 1880-10-11

,In,,., i "'s 0e''eA' 1s''S'O '"es' eo'oos up
pHa"''J
tf0n of thn Democratic party TO every nieas-
lire for rebuilding The SNHth, Its record on
the CIlrruI,ry ,tlrStEOu md tho rtsllnt,tIon nj
s,m.cin IN avlnttts In hnstifIfy tn ff.e tnr,tf
"rS ia n,Irr,nIa ~ ,iritsr ~ ,,itt - ttrr''t,, y,
"nsa T. at"ei"I to t,rauNn,t "'a' y.on ~ ~
MllltlEnE NY hearers Of What no
terneH tho fnnlpr1clices, the blu judgment,
md the unpatrl0tle positions of tho Demo.
mid the siulni fll1lru III mi ifs thnnri"s Atrs
Gambling vr,Itlir,vi fn Httanest fhst n tiiav
srnr" ,,is.,, ia" ,."ni,i o"e7S'' ''''s ~ |ios
"c'o "'ac WY ho"4u .-....
LET WELL. ENOUGH ALONE.
After severely commenting, as llu Inns done
in other nlAcGS oil tho beautifully llDIl.tnlrti-
suu dtcIsinn nf tlta lnI]nnn Slini,n,n (!omrt
III t.nwElinv amia hn t"niS t,n,"rass,Mn..,, S.,
11rt,,S r.j;isi IN, % fr rn,,tI All WiHS .o2nt. I'M
I'm! tcu!cettti WI eiMittu, nltl loPSu Lil!L
iOIieC hnu llahnh WnNitt tl'sO bc elected.
lto l'0peh 80 not UNly for TIC SUCCESS Of tho
StAtu tlGcti0n, but fur uIo Presidential plDc-
tE0ll which followed 1t III November.
In Chasing kn s:ltll.
From S(ulue tn (1reutn thar, IA NOT ona stata
In which tho lkapubicri.s wL,tld not bo cast tuwn
by ytnlr t1ufoAt ,ext Tilrsuny, and lifted in OK.
sse,l!ngly " your s,,esoss: w II New York
malnrity ~ iinliann.. tAppl!t,iso.l There ls no
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May 1 not point to the historical and
abstract portions OF your statements?
"well, / don't know about that. am
very willing to give my opinions, but l do
not want to iniure interests with which l
am connected"
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IZlnIsville C9NTisr pIea'e copy
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A BLAINE YrEM.

Finding the conversation drifting away
from West Virginia, 1 said goodbye tc
Gorham, and went over to the pleasant
quarters Of the Republican Congressional
Committee on F street, hoping to find Its
efficient secretary, Hon. Edward McPher.
son, OF Pennsylvania.
In this hope was successful but TO nv
great regret the secretary declined to be
interviewed.
am connected With an organization, he
said-the Congressional Executive Com
mittee-which deals all over the country.
Itwould not do for me to get into news
paper controversies in advance, over Ques-
lions that are liable to come up for settle
ment at Chicago.
But Colonel, Senator Gorham has no
hesitancy about expressing his opinions,
aud he Is on the National Executive Com
mittee.
Oh well, he is differently situated.
What does he say2
Briefly, that the words Congressional
districts, in the call signed by Don
Cameron, are merely words Of explana-
ton aud Limitation, showing how many
delegates are to be chosen IN addition 70
the delegates At large and that, reasoning
by analogy, q State Convention ought TO
be as patient In the matter Of selecting
delegatte as State legislature Il In the
matter Of arranging the choice Of electors.
AN ARGUMENT FROM ANALOGY.
Well, as a citizen and former editor Of
a newspaper, 1 have had occasion to ex.
press some opinions on these matters. As
to what was meant by the use Of the
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rlr.. pl.rls. c.en.rs,.lonal eon,en

The Republican cODpe''onsl Convention o. .Ss
P,nt pi,uist Of West virginia viii b he'd IN 'n'
Civ Of Grafton, on the sob day Of June nsxt' I'M
n,dlTsy after the adjournment Of the STATE Soo-
ys don, iur the purpose Of nonlnatint eanaiaIs
q, Copsre,, and for atu ndipg 20 such other ou'-
ps,, 4, may come before the Convention.
The Republic ps Of the eOunti's comprising t1s
pIrrIet Irs requested to IpPtint dsl'g'iss to saS
copy,n,Iou At sueh time and place As TO them saai
q, order Of the congressional Executive c0mnlu's'
WI. W. towDES, Chairman
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a.nnn1,c,n state Convention.

r.. R,publIs.nS Of wss, Virginia, and all other
Who expect to eO-oPrAis with ,hsn AZ tae ~ ~
s.,oaal elections This coming fall, are hereby NV
- 10 meet Al their eu,tsmary plae III esnVseinsi
N. y,Tlou, counties Of the sAts, and choose Dee
s.,, 70 Cnnv, nrIOn 10 Be hsld IN the City Of 9FAi'
tou on The sOIh day Of June next atloA'H.
Ths cOuvsn,IOa is called TO select candidates i0f
an. filoElps positiOps-HI, GoVunor. Auditor
Tr,,,urr. sup rit.spdsntOt FREE Schools, Ats'rnsy,
o,s,fal, and one member Of the supreme Court o
Ap b old.r q .ss st,,s Central Committee;
~ A. W. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
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Tur Mason County Monitor strongly
prpes the nomination of Col. John Nc :
Lean, Of Putnam county, as the Nepa .ss
can standard bearer for Governor in the
coming contest
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a MILLION HEADS,

STOVES.
: We have til, cheapest and OusOf .hsbs.t stOeluoi
Tinware and Stoves
to ss ioupd In the atI, at cur stors and House
iafai'nAs '''''' NEsBITT a SON,
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nav ApvERrIsEMgNrs.


i COAL PROPERTY ON ROYALTY.
oily, drectly On the llne q the p. w. a Ky. h. b,
and aecslEl6le By good mAeadamined road. god
cty trade could b readily built up. Or the eHne1
Wonld tAfe an Interest With practical m9n hattns
sons capital Aad open the properly for ahppins by
III mrlp . l..'l q. b. ill 30 Theellnr W. Va
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A BuNsBYAN OPINION,
DIED.

MccUNE-At GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on May II, 1880
Dlck-on sunday, Nay q. at sSA, y, EnEI.,
youngest daughter Of jacob and aasdAlinA Diek'
agvd Ieau.
Funeral from the residence Of the parents, i7it
JaoIb stree Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend
Evansville Csrier please copy
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dreams. pimplss on the fscs. and lest manheee
CO poaltiveiy b oarsA- The aek - e0scsee
ehe1A no. IAN - call upon him. The Doesc
has travelled exteusivsly IN Europs, sn1 inspee.S
0osoashiy the various hsepitals shsss. eees1i -
= eompotent b inpaxt to thoss IN ned q -
ssrstess- DIX. 0I6BoN wtil make - go
unlsog ~ e1eet o cure. psssonE = 49,
nay NJ CURED AT HOME AZ esS
aas bas the DocGor. fssssss writing = ~ Pc.
W VIII p3ease s1aso ~ Mana a ths rspss ~
- THE adysgtissasnt In. Change reasesesS
CAL o. Vslts. AAAdysae IN. J. Y.o1b0e n
-: :. snse'sse. 80 sae - 2Ses.y
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1 CaIisnrnia hsrnins who

A California heroine. who lives upon
her fathers ranch. in Siskiyou county.
wss recently introduced to Q bear in
tho absence OF her father. She did not
close and bolt the doors and take re-
fugs under the bed. She summoned
tbs family dogs and turned them loose
upon her visitor. Bruin made . mas
terly retreat to the nearest tree. Miss
Jennie took down her fathers Win.
chester rifle, and. walking to the foot
ef the tree, took deliberate aim. and
Afed. Fostunstsly the 6rst shot proved
amostal one. and the bear fell from
his perch dead. Miss Jennie IL said to
bs Q young lady of diminutivs physique
and unusually quiet demeanor.
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A movement IL being made by Phi

A movement 10 being made by Phil
sdslphis physicians to secure 9 new
Law - TO experts testimony in crimi-
nal cases. The bill which they have
drafted provides that. when expert
medical testimony Ia desired. the coun-
col on each side shall select the names
Of elk or more physicians in regular
ssanding. and from the entire number
the Judge shall draw two by lot. These
two shall testify on any points present
Cd 70 thss. Either side may also In.
troduce expert testimony on their own
socsupt. but the idss 10 that the opin-
ions Of the two presumably unbiasscd
men will have the greatest weight With
the jury.
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A 81 Louis young woman enters into
SEINE interesting statistical and fnasri-
mooisl coojsctures. She figures oat
that shs knows perhaps one handred
men, ia round numbers OF tAsse she
thinks she knows about thirty insi-
mssoly. and Of these thirty there are
mot more than four WHO'S shs would
consent 70 marry. for love or money, ON
the spur Of tie moment. 10 may not
be . pleasant way of putting il. bot
what she says II. that taking one hun-
drsd young men a. they come and 90.
only one out Of every Is can BE- Get
dosn - unobjsotiooable, and. able -
make . living for himself and wife.
The 81 Lsuis young lady goes on TO
sdviss her sistsshood a. sagely a.
thoogh she spoke from the pinnacle OF
experience. She tells them: Nov
that you are being ooortsd. you think.
OF course. II 10 ell very we'll. and IL
will be nicer when you get married.
But hs WON'T He thinks he's going to
keep on this high pitch OF love ell the
time. Bot he WON'T He doesn't know
himself. snd you don't know him. II
cant last; it must cool down. Whea be
sees you q many tunes . day as be
wauts 10. add maybe more whsn he
sees you every morning with your head
dons up every morning regularly In
curl papers. and the bloom 10 all of tbs
rys--whsn your home contains good
deal Of wash tub. cradle and cook stovs
--hs wost sand 10 front Of the HOUSE.
fee one hour, out ia the cold, watching
the light Of ysur window. He'll be
thinking rather Of getting out of the
houss. Young woman .protract this
sourtship ~ long - you can. Let well
enough alone. A courtship In hand ID
worth two marriages in ihs bush
Don't marry till Christians after next!
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Charlss Palm served three years IN.
deservsdly in the Ohio penitentiary.
Though innocent Of xhs crime with
which hs was charged. that Of obtain.
ing goods under false pretsnces. he Was
% banglingly defended that the jury
pronounced him guilty. The prose.
cutting witness swors that the money in
question Was ei05, oil In ten and
twenty dollsf gold bills. ADD The I'm,
possibility Of the amount being so con.
stituted was not brought out. How.
ever. Palm says he 10 not sorry. fol
while working In prlsion Ct shoenak.
ing hs invented 3 machine Of enough
value 10 support him during the rest Of
his life.
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A uplsss lsNyse's Nd . aoefsf vpre
diopsSing ths other day aboas ! bin .
fellow swcd each Of them. He was
oaly able 10 PAY one Of them, and lefs
Il 70 them 70 ssstle which ought 10 have
-. Why. ought TO have the mouey,
Of coarse. said the lawyer. 4 saved
NE fsllov from going 10 ths peuiten-
thryr Well. ssid the doctor, i have
ssvsd him from going 10 hslil' II L.
nesdless TO sddivho got The money
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS


600 HARNEY ".
OLO corner of CoD
mefeial street. 6sn
rrancisco. Establishes
in 1s54, for tbs trsee
(nento Of ssxsals n4 -
|tnsl Diseases. such =
|0Onershsa- oDeees
'nsvic:.r.. syPnllss
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- 4 =. sssas.Iy 70 z, - sssi.,.ly .a.s,.,:
s.sS&zslI - sssS l.sSsl - z K 49, ~
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49, -. - eRoe 80 aahsal- - $50 = .ssv
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-26

who aAved NE Unicn r asks the ST.
Louis SPirii. Why don't ysa know :
! II ypss had1 faithfully read year swn
7 and ether Dsmocsatic papsrs. you would
mot have asked ouch foolish question.
The Union wes sAved BY Gen Lee,
. Wade Hampeoa. Gen Hancock, Bssu-
aesard. Longstrset. and the rebel army.
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kntsoca, Avesaioa = Society, Dimnsas Of visios,
Moses = Ne Head: the vitaf oz1d psssfns usob-
esgve4 = ~ usins. sna many sshsg dtssasss that
lea 70 tnnpity sD6 Saaih.
Oh. nlNrIk will aofes to forfeit rivs Huu.
poHD DoGLAns for csss Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE fusder his specssi advice and
trsatDsntl viii not cure, GO for anytime impure
q injuries found In iE DIR A1NTfE treats III
Ys3vese Dseaese sueeessful1y visAout nssssurys
ComuIfAIlos ynxx- Thorough examinstioa ana
a1vScs. including ana1ysis a urins. $50. Price
9 vzRaa ResxuaATIvs. 13.o0 bottle, OF four
aA0 - euantity. Sl0.eo; ssnt 70 any addrts =
updo tecaps o. price. o. @. o. D.. srcurs fsom
seossvoeo1a. - = psixsts nams q desipsd. -
.a l. = NlNTIE, r. D.,
~ 1saEny Street.. Ian Francisco. Cal.
Dn. nTxTEp KIDNEY REMkDy. HIPnnEr.
I0UM. cafss sjl ktnds Of Kidney and Dlsddse
Cc9piaa1ee, 0ooosfhns, 0leet, Lcocorrh0A Fee
- N Asuegsn; sl.0e boetle. six bottles fos
pA rurIgs DAxpEIIox PILLS. ~. the
- - SesoVsM DYuPxpelA aud BILIOUs eurs
> NJ nashss. Fer sais b. ~ aEsssista.
sfl 81 - 3aAv1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-26
Sunday, Sept. 90. 1880.

4 summer poet has the following
ptanzas in the Baltimore Ssass:
Ny swsethesst's name 10 Josis,
Shes . pretty little thing;
Her cheeks are OH % rosy.
And my! bow she can sing
She has not much Of . noss.
Bat what she has IL all thsre;;'
Her eyes have sn opera pose.
And Rold-b<own 10 her hair.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-26

A cne-armcd soldier In New York
being ssked II be would support Haa-
ooek. made this reply; There have
eesn too generals nominated. one l.
backed By the Solid South and the
other oy the Loyal North. 1 sill sup
lpost The lAttss.'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-26

Old Mrs. Sheppard collects about
$4,000 In rents every July 1t Dayton.
Ohio. and puts the money In bureau
drawer. A shs livss aions. the folly
al keeping - much money about her
Vas long ago explained TO her. Ia
1875 masked robbers entered the house
and took the Treasure. Ia 1870 the
robbery Vas repeated In precisely tbs
came manner. This year she bid Il
carefully. bat the rascals choksd her
until sAs told thsm where ID Was. Shs
new pseeises 70 put the receipts for
1851 h The bank.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u . never failing Cure
fog hssvOas Dsh1lssy,
Gxhs1stsd VITALITY,
Seminal Wss / ness,
6psruastorrhesa, LOST
MANHOOD. Irnposss.
q, Paralysis. end all
ne terrible effects Of
6sM : Ahsss. yunthful
foll1ea, and esoooseo ID
DseuTef years - such
- Isos of Ns0oey,
Lanxkfnf1e Mocfagmsf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-26

Ono svsning drunkard knocked st
the. door OF she Morgas. Who goes
thcre9 called the guardian. .Ehiirs
~ hiceopshsd the drun ksrd. i eoms
70 80 u lam not Ia che Norge. Hare
Isl seven days that l have not been
seen By my neighbors. and begin 10
Ne = little uneasyr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-26

oDAAO yAAoo - OoI tdl0 OQros
sepeReeA1nQ entirely the nee Or M.
sns eS q ..niaea 2: e Xui Sss snly
RADICAL CU1B, Wisheus any q
80 sss.,i i.eSnvssssnsrss sd srRsslss