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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
L., The People Decide.

Next winter tho state legislature
will elect q United States senator to
gil the vacancy TO occur in March
next by the expiration OF the term OF
senator Maxey. In November next
we will hold IN election at which
nearly the full vote OF the state will
DO pollod. While the law authorizes
the legislature to elect the United
States senator, there is no law to pro.
vent the people from signiiyiug their
desires in that connection through
the ballot box, and we suggest that
tho state executive committee recon-
mend that svote for United Senator
be taken ut tho November election.
Lot the names of all prominent can.
didates for tho United States senate
DO placed on the lower part OF the
democratic ticket. or, il that should
not be deemed expedient, lot separate
ballots DO made. No honest candid:
ate could object to a test Of this kind
being made If guarding against fraud,
and then our legislators could not
mistake the wishes OF the people. In
a largo number of district nominations
are made with reference TO local
questions or individual preferences
without taking the senatorial question
into consideration, and in tho absence
of instructions the representative can
consult his own preferences, regard.
loss of tho wishes of his constituents.
Tho presumption 10 that tho man
elected senator is the choice Of q
majority Of tho voting people. and we
know Of no better way to ascertain
that choice and relieve tho legislature
Of any responsibility of making a
mistake than for the democratic voters
to signify their preferences at the polls
iu November. The candidate who is
not willing to trust his chances before
the people 'ehould not be trusted in
the legislature. The proposed election
could be held with little or no extra
trouble or oxpense.--San Antonio
Express.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
'l'Iie Trssil, Precisely.

From speech 1y 7homdS a. Hsndricks, AZ
WarioY. Indiana.
Garficld's nomination means the en-.
dorsement and approval in the mos
offensive manner possible of the Pres
dental fraud of 1867. He had more
to do with it than any other man, and
was the only man who occupied to
ward it double relation. After the G..
lection Garfield went to New Orleans by
request OF Gen. Grant, without author
ity OF law, as a partisan. lie went there
to assist his patiy in making up case
and after bis return to Washington
of all his associates he was the only
man who took his seat upon the Elec.
tornl Commission. by every sentiment
OF fair play he should have been OK
cludcd from the jury box. By his own
sworn statement OF what he die in
New Orleans, Garfield had charge OF
the returns from West Felciana Par
ISL. In ono of the inner rooms Of
Packard's Custom House he did bis
work. examined tho aflilayits, and
when they were moi sufficiently full,
he prepared Or had prepared addition
al inlerrogator'es to bring them within
tho rules adopted by tho returning
Board. The testimony so received by
Garfield, went back 10 the Returning
Board, and tho result was that West
Fcl'ciapa viii It's Democratic majority
was thrown out. 10 Washington, Gar
fields vote was that Congress could
not 60 behind the returns thus made,
As agent for his party he helped to
make returns by manipulating the ev-
ideucc and as juryman for the nation
held such evidence as conclusive and
binding.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
description of Hays County, G,

W. --esy ~ Wv
We have struck of several hundred
copies Of our revised and enlarged ed
ition of tho above, in the form of au
extra of the FREE PRESS, and are now
able to supply all reasonable demands
for copies. 1t gives full and truthful
account of the county with reference
to History, Area, Location, etc, Popu.
lation; Climate and Health; Price Of
Lands aud improvements; Politics;
Natural Wonders; Different Sections
Of the County; Adjoining Counties;
Terms Of Routing Land; Exempt
Property, etc, Together with much
interesting supplementary matter.
Prices as follows: Single copies
five cents each; six copies for %
cents; fourteen copies for 80 cents; forty
copies for 81. Copies will be sent
postpaid to any address at the above
rates.
We need not suggest the convenience
and saving OF time and labor in send
ing such n paper in answer to inquiries
concerning the county. rather than at.
tempt to answer BY letter. If
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

j. B. McCullagh, editor of tho St.
Louis Globe. Democrat, has been Wis
iting Hancock. 10 n Graphic report
or the Republican Wcsterner said
He is confident. In quiet way he
appears to take his election NJ n matter
Of ccU-,r. don't believe n doubt O
his success ever entered his head"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
Trotting Racos.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, August 49,
The trotting races hero to-day were
attended by ten thousand people. St
Julian won tho free for oil race 10
thee straight heats. The 2. l9t,
2. I9l and 2. ID. An attempt Of
Maud to beat her Rochester record
was failure, the mare breaking bad.
", and only succeeding on the fourth
trial 10 making mile in 2. IS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

We are glad in being able To call ~ ecIal atten.
ton to DR. Dromgoole's English Female Bitters.
Il has stood the test Of twelve years and has prov.
on to be the most reliable remedy for the cure Of
chronic female irregularities and weaknesses that
has ever been offered to the public. It has given
satisfaction to oil, and We do not hesitate to give
II hearty fecomm cndatlon 10 our lady friends.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
fyrcral Notice.

Those desiring advertisements OF
local notices must hand them 10 on
or before THURSDAY, in order TO in
sure their insertion the same week.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

Two hundred and eigh. English
Immigrants passed up the San Antonio
railrord on the 9Th, to locate about
Luling and San Antonio. They are
mostly agriculturists. 1865
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

English fsmsie Biiers cure, all irregular tx.
esssive aonthiy sceretisn.. lsusorrhces OF white,
ohiorosis or grssn s'skEess, rAlpii.tioa. veal
bach, etc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

A genuine female regulator Is In constant de-
mand by nearly every woman, and that which
stands pre.cnincnt. 10 DR.. Dromgoole's English
Female Bitters.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
A Frankfort | Ky.l Physician writes.

Six poets who have passed three.
score aud ten: Lon gfell0w. Teonyson
Hugo. Whittier. Browning AID HOl.
Hes,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
L. THE GREAT CAUSE OF q
Al0 HUMAN MISERY.

Just Publiehed, In a Sealed Envelope. Price six
cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment. and Radi.
cal cure of Seminal Weakness, orSpsrmatorrhGa,
induced by Self Abuse, Involuntary Emissions.
Impotency, Nervous Debility, and lmpediments to
Marriage generally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c.-By
ROBERT J. CULvERwELL, N, D., author of the
Screen Book" &c.
h. The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Self abuse may be
effectually removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in.
struments, rings, or cordials: pointing out mode
of cure at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radi-
cally. @ ........
ng-This Lecture will prove boon to thousands
and thousands. .'
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to any I'D.
dress, on receipt Of Fix cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers, .fa.
The Culverwell Medical Co.,
Al Ann st., New York, N. Y; Post Office Box 45s6
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A DIsCOvERY by ACCIDENT

A DISCOVERY by ACCIDENT
,.,,,, .rrn,Ies a want mon Of eminent ability
| hsye aeyoted wears Of study and experiment 70
6nd-s rpeclilc for disease OF the Kidneys, Mao,
der. Urinary Organs and Nervous System-ano
from the time oil It's discovery has rapidly inc,e
| ed In favor, gaiuing the approval and eohhaence
OF medical men and those who have used u /; u
has become a favorlte with all classes ana wner'
ever Introduced has superseded all o'her treat,
mepts. In short, such Is Its intrinsic merit end
superiority, that II 10 now the only reooghizoo TO-
liable remedy.
| pIeEAsEs OF THE KIDNEYS.
am TIM most prevalent, dangerous and fatal afec.
lions that alct mankind, and so varied and insld-
ions In their character, that persons OMEN euner
for a long time before knowing what aus mem;
Tho most characteristic symptoms are graduil
wasting away OF the whole BODY pam W tno ,"
loss Of appetite and dread Of exercise; scanty ana
painful discharge Of variously colored urine ina
bility 10 retain or expel he.urine; Minute snIeas
or casts in the Urine; and when the disease Is Oh
long duration, there Is much emac'alioh anu gem
eral nervous prostration.
THE ONLY CURE.
We say positively, and witout fear Of contradc.
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It is the best remedy yet discovered Tor TINS com
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mot TO yield to its powerful remedial virtues.
Is STRONGLY ENDORSED.
We have the most unequvocal testimony TO- Its
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"How Life was Saved" giving the history Of
this new discovery, and large record OF most re
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DAYS KIDNEYPADS are sold by druggist, or
will be sent (free Of postage) on receipt OF their
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Of long standing, $500; Children's, 81. 80.
Address, DAYS KIDNEY PAD co., TOLEDO.
OHIO. ... "a i.
CAUTI0N.-Ow to the many worthless Kid
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
Cen T AUR.
LINIMENTS
CEN TAuR

Liniments will surely extorminate
tho pain. There Is NO Strain, Sprain,
Gut, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Sting, Gall
or Lameness to which Mankind or
Dumb Brutos are subject, that does
not respond to this Soothing balm.
Tho Centaur
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

Il natures romedy for nssin,ilnting
tho food. It cures Wind Collie, tho
raising Of Sour Curd and Diarrh@a'
allays Tcverishness and Ktus
Worms. Thus tho Child has health
and the Mother obtains rcst. Pleas
ant. Cheap, and Reliable.
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COOPERATIVE
DETECTIVE AND INFORMATION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Detective business Of all kinds promptly attended to. Cor.
respondence solicited with Detectives Local Officers and all
others who wish to in the Detective business who
desire to early and reliable information to a, them in
the detection Of crime and the apprehension Of criminals
Address, with stamp, T. @. II. BROKER, Manager,
Grand Tower Block Fourth and Market Sts ST. Louis Mo
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pOsrf -. ,ro- fuu .Assf 70 n. smallest IN.
! fraErsuilr.. ~ 80 - % lie tsss slyis. ai
- FztE FEEsS OftICE
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N oURSING NOTE PAFER q ENVELOPES
" nrsstnx fapeT. Cards ard csrt BosTs. &c al
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DsSiiss. as n. FEEE PKEss ONCE.
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ETTER. car kSD ST. PAPERS, Fur.,u-..
. a. ttAsTEllr FkESS E01g SAND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

The first returns from the Vermont
election- received UP % midnight u election
day. indisatel % newhaf increased ma
ID Z u ISIS The Rutland Hsraid R,p-)
e-timared the Republican mxlofify . irsm
=, 80 70 n,O1.
The arkansas State election, held on
the s.h- resulted in the election ~ Thomas
y. Churchill for Governor. together with the
eE..rs Democratic state ticket. BY the usual
Democratic majority. There wa no
Republican state ticket in the field The
Rspublicans. however. elected their sheriff
IN Pulaski County. which includes Hitchcock,
AM also elected their local ticket in some
other counties The Constitutional amend
ment proposing 70 repudiate portionof the
state debt wa probably voted down
MoHrLE has suffered BY destructive
Ere which reduced to ruins and ashes -ev-
eral large business buildings and their cnn-
tents. besides damaging many more The
To- j placed At SO. ccc, and the insurance
$4,000.
BIZ the capsizing Of boat belonging
~ Prince GaIitxin on the coast ~ Fini.i-rre
Ei-ronut FIeury, Mr.. Hennessy. an Ameri-
can Lady, and twc English people were
drowned.
TIE New Hampshire Republicans
have nominated Charles c. Fell for Gov
ern0r.
TIE Georgia Republican State Con-
vention. which met Al Atlanta On the .th,
adopted resolution not % make any nomi-
nations They however recommended
certain Republicans q candidates f0r con-
gre---
ANOTHER sensational Slicide occur
red AZ = awarn Fall On the evening N the
eth- George W. knapp, resident ~ Ufica,
y. r.. went 70 Tuxby's Bazaar. just south Of
the bridge which spans The rapid 70
Goat Island. and. coolly dires;ing himself
~ hi cat, vest and hat, mounted the railing
with pistol in his hand which he fired AZ
his bead and then sprnng into the -eethinx
rapids below A young lady was sitting
near bE and witnessed the whole perform
anre-
SIX ice-houses and a portion Of the
stote works ~ the Excelsior Manufacturing
Csnptry q - Louis were destroyed by ire
90 TIE nirnt % the FL Two hremen, Nike
Lynch and Ed Sanders. were killed, and
several others injured BY falling walls The
total los i about slt6- 90, fully covered BY
Insurance.
The boiler Of steam gin and saw
mill IN Lake Concoldir. nine miles back Of
yidalla- Ia, exploded % the .th, Killing
one white man. WIN. Feole, ani severely, II
net fatally, scalding four negroes.
The British Parliament was pro
rozued On The 9TH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

Two VOLUMES Of poems Lii
mathule." By L0ngfell0w. aud the
Iron Gate" BY Dr. Holmes. will h. OIL
in October.
ADELAIDE NELSON frequently com
planned of pain n the heart after play
ing Juliet Her physicians advised her
not 10 play the part night after night
The new popularity q Henry James.
Jr.. in England has raised an interes:
in the father. who. not many YEAR. 40.
was somewhat famous as 4 writer On
theological subjects
The late Duchess O-Dfrante IL
France left 70 the French Academy
beques: Of $4,000 s.f0r triennial prizes
for good deeds" and NJ Sardou r.
Gently mentioned her name with -.mo-
ton.
JENNY LIND. who left the STAGE in
1860. i still hale and hearty As Nine.
Otto Goldsmith she l. 4 worthy looking
and somewhat stout Lady. with white
hair. She will be iifty-nine years Old
in October
THE authors fees received By Alex
ander Dumas from the Theater Fran
caise. during the past six wears. amount
10 $4,000. while Victor Hngos re-
ceipts from the same theatcr have beer
So. 900.
CHINESE. JAPANESE and other East
ern publishers are rapidly becoming
proficient in producing books which
compare favorably with those OF Euro
pean make. They import most 81 their
paper aud print on both sides Of H.
THE English admirers Of kirke " hite.
tine poet. have collected $500 toward
erecting a memorial cross a. Cambridge.
England. where he j. buried. The cro,s
will cost 900. and appeal is made 10
America for furlher subscriptions
Mn. BrRSASD. Tom Tayior'~ >uc-
cessor as editor Of Prnch. Is described
I'm the prime Of life. very industrious.
very ready. very funny. and
when smarting under dramatic criticism
of equable temperament and Judicial
mind
The remarkable advancement 81
Americans in the engraving and print
ing Of w0odcuts. is conspicnor-lv
noticeable in recent issues u H4ry4r !
and Scri5ner's magazines. which con-
tain illustrations Of 20 fine an APP
pearance that one would think theE hal
been worked from steel.
PRoF SPExcERF Baird. Of the smith
s0nian Institution. in Washington has
labored there for thirty years His
chief work has been in regard 10 fi-h
and birsis- He j. iifty seven years Old.
tie employs two or three sfcn0grzp pliers
for his correspondence. On his
journeys he walks and refuses the aid
II horse lie j. large heavy man
Tie never goes 10 theafer or c0nceFr.
Or even lecture. because he wishes 10
retire early.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

DrD the man who returned after many
DAYS get them2-ttncinn1fi SasHrfag
Night
SYMrATHIzEEs with soldier mend
cants should invariably present aims
boston advertiser.
BrRGLAEs never wait for an Opening
in their business. They 20 To work Il
once and make an opening ~ n It1-
ayrfnc.
THERE are no professional beauties
in this country: beauty j. 50 cornmon
here that brains are considered better
mark Of distinction Buffalo c0rsrier.
IL Spain don't apologize for insulting
the American flag we can ruin the
Havana cigar industry by refusing ID
send brown paper and cabbage leaves
10 Cuba
H. the stiffness OF the night. when AL
the candidates are asleep. Prot Swift 81
Rochester boldly discovered another
comet lie catches EN- every time A
little salt on the tail does the business
-.Nc,r HGrcn Register
a BASEBALL boy tripped AMI fell
and tore his clothes. while chasing i
stray chicken in neighbours lof. H.
told his mother he had been sent 40
grass by foul She reached for home
base and the youth went out on strikes
bowling for the old man TO act A. rrf-
cree
A RAPID and emphatic recital 81 the
following simple narrative l. an infailihie
cure for lisping. ..Hobbs meets Snohbs
aud N0bbs: Hobbs hobs 10 >nobIts and
Nobbs: Hobbs nObs with SnobbS ana
rDhs Nobbs' fohs. This is yars
N0bbs. 1.-THE worst ~ Hobbs Jobs 4ni
Snobhs s0bs
A CONTEMPORARY discusses .atsiris ~
Housekeepers II strikes Us the idra
j. plausible. With a little teaching. We
believe girlswould make iolerablr good
housekecpers. and il l. strange the idea
has not been earlier promulgated Some
persons have an idea that girr can do
nothing hut read Mrs. Alphabetical
Southwark snOveis. and work green ani
blue dogs on black cloth: but this j. = MS
take. Some girls have been known ~
help their mothers wash dishes. and II
j. believed that with proper traiminw-
the average girl would develop into =
very successful housrkeeper. We hnrse
the experiment viii be tried --Norris-
tog-n Htruid.
THE harkmcn AZ Concord don't take
much stock in philosophy These
here Western iiloSofers." said one Oi
the drivers last week a. he sat on ihe
floor Of his hack with his feet on the
step. 10 keep from being snn-sirnck-
these here Western filosofers cones
here from 81. Looy AMI them paris
and brings trunks enough 20 Store All
their household furniture In. and =
couple ~ busfs Of Piaytoe or some Other
old-fashioned Roman rooster. and wants
us TO carry 'em mp 20 the school IN
twenty-five cents. and come hack tor
their library. Nixiet No iilosophF n
mine. thank you. Why don'tihey siart
a walkin' maichFr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


THE Kansas Republican STATE Con
vention. wkirh rn<f q T0Peka On The isr- re-
rornin1-<si Gov- - IsAn On tie frsr ballot.
- vote being 80 AGAINST - tDr Al 0rher
c1ndidr-e<-
REPRESENTATIVE BrcKSER his been
rrnozin.red fcr Con<re~~ bythe Dsnocrzric
Cerrsnrion - the Thirre<nfh Missouri Dis
int.
THE Kans,s Republican State Con
venrion- uhirh me- a. Topeka on the 1t.
renoninHred Coz - John % the first lszl-
Fl ezndidxfes- Other n0minKrfons we're a
follow. For Izfuten1nr-Gogerncr. D. w.
Fznnry: SECRETARY a state. J1znes smith;
Auditor. r. .. Bonehr.ke: Treasurer. John
Fr1nce<s Afrerney-Gener.l.W W. A. John~0n;
>up<riz-e.1en- q Puolie Irstruerion. IL c.
Spear.
The Iowa Democratic State Conven-
rinu- bold = Dcs MONIES @ tie - nominated
The following ticket: Secretary - STATE A.
T. Keith a. crzwford- Treasurer. Martin
Blaine. Of Bl1ekh1~k- Ar1dir1r.C- n Barker.
q Dts Noine<. Attorney General C. a.
Clark. q Linn- Lzr1 O&ce Register u.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

WHILE . battalion Of troops were
re~tirr : pcu.poa br51-e over the river
Eirn. near L0rro1o. II SPAIN the brfdre
brpks dozn Ard ninerF-sevsn men wsrs
drowned
FoUR dad negroes we're recently
S1zrd lTinr in |. Elfermei0n par<h in Jasper
County. Ca. the pruT-Setor - uhirh- Mr..
GsisAg, h,d pnisDnei nrmb<r ~ the rnrI-
uns vilh nrsenie in order 20 put stop %
fhierinr-
The steamer Ctr Cf verz Cruz d
rhe HnFxnl and Mexican Linz. whi<h sailed
frurn New York Aurnsr =. sur Hnr1za md
Vera Cruz. i beliertd - hare been lot Nth
81 o. board Fortress u rhe msfi and
cargo h1re ooue ashDre CO ne Flpridn coast
ard also Tre bodies II il supp-1@ed she wa.
struck By the hurrie1ne thlr prevliIed %
The canzf CO TIE night nf s1furs1ay. the nh
ut. and suzndered- The passenger lit q.
the Vera Crrzx nmnh<ret twenty-seven- and
she carried . erer n fnr1y-rIre
The cupola a the COurr-house q,
Fleminrsburr- NJ. fslI On the essnin- D.
"a rh1le . nmmh<r q w0rkm~1 were en-
r1-ed n rtrairing the rod. whieh il rent
rhrguxh with . rr1sh- killinr Hinm Ham
m<r. TIE ruutr1c<0r. and irsurT1x three d
kis employees
AxoTHER arremp. % undermine the
rnlrsy nezr Chnrka~. Enssin- over whSeh
the Emperyr rns 10 p1<< On - w1y 10 Iva
Ga. WINS discovered Al frustrated.
SrEPHEx RrcHAErs0x. c0lcrtd. "a,
Hanged A. wnminEtS1- y. G., on The O. III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

The Mississippi River Commission
hzs sent % the Secretary q War estimates
fer inprosin< The river 1cowtfng % The re-
por- r.1e II the lzzs session - Congress.
TheF r1zr $500. 90 for the entire work -
cordinr % the sPeeifrzrious reported and
So, 900 fur he expenses q The Commi--ion-
Tbess esrEr1ztes IRE Yer % te arredcn ~ the
~errre-s-r Il Va