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, 1880-10-22
IN GENERAL.

Tho action OF tho pcIn00rAtic Campaign COM
mttce yestcrtlny III making tho binyor one OF
them Is anything csso tbnn pleasing tu bis
employees. They regard tho moro rs picoo
OF strategy OIL rho pnrt OF tho pArty, and whom
tho announcement wns made at onco began
to fcel fur their rocketbooks. Up to ycstor.
day. rs Inns already been stRted. bis Honor
wt.,t not submit to their bving assessed. hut
ttloy fear now that he will TO ilRttered into
changing bis mini, md that thu assessment Will
Lu inrger tim It otherwise would harc been.
ThoEo not Of, the Democratic falth wcro
especially anxious on tho subject and their
nervousness was tnurDascl teNfuld.
NIuIILY SATISFACTORY.
Following IN the result 0t u vato taken on m
excursion ttuln on tho Illinois Central ltaitroad.
Out. 81:
Garfield .....s. ....". ~. a!9 si5 y:
iiAhet'Gk ..........+..s.+.s ~ IL ~
HCAfGr......ss.s...s ~ ID w
TitE REPUBLICAN, AUxtt.IArT cLun
f tae Esss:. Esntss. WIFI M r. r.! % sst SysE p1sse T.
Tho meeting WINS called fnr thu purpose Of
| ifor.tiFl,y organizing tho ward. CO..
contr.tssr.i what hs iursncl tho ,tloplorablo
urga,liz.tInn " tho i.crni,Ieat,s. With tue per-
feet organization Or thu DetntErals ~ tao warn:
WIS loukcSl Tor tho Club must ;ln Its f,,'l duty.
The subject WIS ,llsclIFss'l a Etillo lenEth ann
each rrcenct uf tito whrl whnso duty It sht.t ho
vG'Sr ,b ssa e sn ny 70
such services II necessary. ~.
x con,,Ittue nf ot,v frnm cqch precinct was
| nppu!tich IN Hatect n tnptnl1l, n chnalunKor,
notary. anl fnur lAttnt-hox guards. such Got,i-
utttcu to report Mt the ext ,necti,ly Ut tho Club.
IT. x a"st sHotg @H pss " ecoa s y @
enr!,cst wnrk ut tho polls, and y accor.i9tleo
with this suggestion ssysrnt I,; gentlemen volun'
Sir, WashtnHtnit llcsIt,K Adissessed tho Club
upon ; III" aisai!to necesslty ot< tettvo and
W9rk aeys tie ssts s ". nS, 1 e. H.
Norlh SLID. Mr. smlth VIVA making desperate
eunrts to secure hh election. Tllcre WiIs hnrt!ly
ooySd tiia ltsputlicans q tho wnr t. co'ntor-
Thsr s Ms eiear SsntS ay In the
war uni ayery effort stInld 90 !',lItio 70 sHG.ir
t yss IT, sew ;t ;s w scs fr H. na1I'a1 sn,
lMtl *l,Do. This was IL Fnsnpln ut thu extr9or.
'Ilnary ulrorts belly. tns!.lo ~ the DemGcrAts to
ldtionul nc,tAlre of protection ugninst fru.lsl.
l,!rnt ytNtttH, thnt the CM'npHtgn a1ld Executive
Gnntters p thS wsF! ~ & ret.6M 20 ~ scnTs sn,
precinct, suh ,ttlHuA tn lH rup0rtel 10 tho Ccti'
trai ca.npusKn comnltee today. , =,
have ptlsturs printed mud Et,dtod In e0aspfcuoA
piucea. eaix tlly attention Ut tho yutcru nr tht
ward ID tho fact that lucsday Is tho lust day o
!. # wins iptcrrninel to prosecute my an, eyor;
rson guilty ot !eE!,l praotscs e'' election uny
+ ntlthorixea 10 otRur II rewura for infnrnIatin
, which will lcal to tho conviction Of snc'' hloeu
! Tho inooting thon adjourned for ono wock.
. TIE cLUl!s.
: THU Republican, u tho Fifteenth Ward sallic
at M. Ill North nrunne lust 0venln8. m
listened to speeches by candidates md others.
Ing Uli, n,gt 1T Tho cornor Of 'rwolfth and va
Ter streuts Inst evening IND transacted tArlet
, 1880-10-22

: nas,i,.
Cavalry escort, unor Mn1s Wcltor.
Ftnsr CONrs.
eao Joseph E Ee!:sHfs eass &9ssaS
Sexton Viz sst;s II xSSs;'; ;iss'Ss:: ssF'ss s%
shiD Ct ssae E. enF tN sS. Sns sanas anass COM
by n s1ush 1,.t e sa'lors'
'worklngmen. unaor com'nand %, ot Joseph
'F'Inas' paop's A@axs,natsd t.i {! Union, ie9 with
forty Wlyons. |
industrial and Miscellaneous Societies, under
command nt Loscph schooningor,
with fIStx },sni' Wagons.
Maj. scot1 ind staa.
,colorcd marching, clals., WIN twenty wagons
lfnltl.
Col A. c. Hawlcy, commanding marching clubs,
and stnlf.
sou,h Side Clubs, Rs.'?i y! i. Heed, ,1arsnal.
West sldo clubs, 4. j; Stone. Marsaa'.
Ths ,ysioi l viii 10 10 accompanied ii" 81 Twenty
decorated w1HUhs.
SECOND conrs. \
3 land.
rtS y: r h;m 1tsn,' !, Mn5ssal. 5,n,y .aa ,,oo ~
Col E. p 10O'y tSjaty Ss'Sf acss Il s' ano '''H OF
Intstt
II Inc s1G lrst " cosps viii "Hn f"r,s W On ch'sa vs.
nue. With rixht rssng % MTro9 s strsst: h n IN, io
eSs eSs wiz S eess Il Msxa SS'H e
{,s s,rsst srKe sn the West ss clubs ~
ps!,tpd lty Gen. TnrrUnee will ruport ut tho
FaImer House headqu,trterh promptly i! !nNn,.
:. THO seca'.d corps. under cnin,natid of Ct,l:
will form m Wnbash nveMue, witt, TIM right
resting. ui, Monroe street Wagons will form q,
fMil III linz On Wnir,si, avo.,io Neprts sno,,li
be mads 10 hentiquNrturs TT ,onco By those ILL.,
tending to send wago''s. No advertising schcn'cs
s1ArE OFFICERS.
CT. a. O. ilawloy. who y to to :, 60 : mmand e The
siiy1 hss appsi5ted ths fS!ioTinT s!S1I; w.t., D. Y
asS!sss' ss$ : $ u J.
e. Sarey. ya rrsa s's'S Eanaas4, J. Mas MSs "
\ C. wels Il Garrs} ctt ey Tyat nsS
.5ayacs, 5 j. EIis! " Haans.' e v: Fishar. 6
ae9 bsn: y chprss As' Eoe a5es j. Ws ef e.
TayIer Lsi; Meyer; Thcy wiIl 5Snort q ts c.r;
il. i: M@3wel'. commanding the North M s,as a.,
nsnrchinx subs has iss'!ul M ore. directing
n,Ands in tttno to rcach tho rvn!!Hxvns una fll
,nto c nt 10 r r. +; 1h17 iy,s"n 1r Wy
strest; Lakn XSw, ylvht Tes!lnx On " i'!i;io
street: EHhtecnth Mnrd, r4ht resting on 0a
tarfo street; ~ nthor clubs form WIKI right rest
Ihs loowiay st5 1t CSl M@5wsIl a@ !: nn
inspector deasrai: ssth \: iissshe,,,, iay
% eiaas. i: a1 iir"lloy, n: J. croan. i. +: Vras
nnls WaTnkg: A. Il O. 6sroeSsSes y nnTIe" "
, 1880-10-22
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease Of tho Stomach and Liver.
tnIsu, Alexander Co. III
DEAR SIN: SuTcsinR for s0n'a t'li,n Win licadaeh
and NseasG Of l9 S!nlMhclt And i.!xsr; was duesS
RESTORED mo ~ perfect health and Fir0n1th.
NJ, ~ Elxltsl-kt. GHAS- Sl1hLLEE+
, 1880-10-22

DeIvlderv. H0NRa Co.. III. Fob q 1kA
DEAR stn. l hase 1esn using Yuur ihDlANp!A91
8rNCr for time. nna ntl perfectly sAtthed villa
lbs results Il Puritus tie Hood. ltpsinrar ltl Aps
pHlte strengthens tha Narvos, Regulates the S,0u.
actI aid ltIx els Anu ls0liuT q lhelnlatan MuuA
not tg without It. Mis-. NEHTFALtA
, 1880-10-22

F1st,ef. Champaign Cp, IT
DEAR HiNt This Il 10 cer4lfy thai, ynut lHntAa
Blood SYIstlF has done mt nlUrc Kood tyr Rldhtf
Complaint and Heart D!ReasG tbA any Gthef ncft.
Ehlltk hnd 6CtOtNA. MAltthREl ElaldM+
, 1880-10-22
0It AT 1lTl1SVIllE,

Tlrusv1II.E. Ia, Oct. 2l.-Fetroteum
opened at pt}s conts; highest, p7}< cents;
lowest, 0o]1 cents; closed at VIZ cents. Ship
ments, s., 200; charters, 5000; sales, 175,0oo.
, 1880-10-22
THE CARR|AGE-B BUILDERS.
Last Days Meeting Of the Asso-
citation.
Establishing a School for Pur'
poses Of Technical In
struction.
A Pleasant Banquet ut Night Mt
the Pacific.

Speeches by Mayor Har1iaon md 0thors-
Letter from Oliver Wendell
Holiness
Tho second days Ecssion Of tho Carr!nRo
nNttlcrst AssociAtion wns opnnol Mt lihIf-pnst
to o'clock yesterday morning. ut tho Grand Fa-
cAo Hotel, and tho nttcndnnco WIS good.
Th. l'rcsrnt announced that carriages won!d |
bo ut tho hotel at hatf-past o'clock this morn.
tt,g, tO take tho mctllbers at tho Association 10
tho South Parks, tho Stock Yards, tho bonle-
vnrtts, md othor placcs Of Interest. Members |
were requested to bo prompt. hfr. Clement
Studet,aker mnde tho announcement TINT 4 src- |
cinl train over tho Michigan s0uthern ltnllrand |
would enyD tho depot Saturday morning nt s:l5 |
o'clock for South licna, lcnvinE TINT placo on
tho return trip about 3 =. nj. 1fo requested NIL
tor
President Dritton roforrcd to tho subject Of
THcnS1CAL EnuGATlOH,
md sni] he thought that to establish separate
school for this branch would Mt present bn m
tupoasIbiIlty, on nCrO.,nt nf tho Enss cxpcnso.
lie hat conferred with tho Trustees of tho Mot
ropulitau Museum Of Art In Now York City nbout
establishing II btanch IN tho interests OF tho cnr'
| rta9o tr1,ttc, md he hud 1ecn tUlf TINT tho
| Museum would soon catanl!sl' two new brnfches,
| --ono OF intcrI0r decoration md harmony ot
sntoons, and tho other Of snccha,!cAl art. 10th
| OF those brntchcs would 10 usnrul to tho cnr-
rlQxc trade. Tho Trustees Ind concluded to cs-
tai,llsl, separate branch devoted solely tn the
nrt Ut currngc-hudng, provided flna OF
sl00o per ycnr for thrco ycars VIVA
guaranteed, Thoro hati been M action
tnkcn In tho matter. The President
sail that tho Views of tho SpcciAl Con,ntteo
| appointed to took nftee this Inattor woi,ltl bo
fully ,usppc,l out nn,l elaborated IN II report TO
bo rcad by Mr.. George ". ". Ilou9hso.1, Of Nuw
, 1880-10-22

10 iAs Editor n Tns Chttaso Tribune
CHtuAuo, Oct. at.-Tho Ch,cnRo papers OF .
Into tlhtc i,nt. portion of tho letter IT I"cth
MpStahon rosiRntng his p1stinn 1T tfcn1th OAl-
Ger, and giving his reasnts thcrefnr. Whv 20
not Joe unr,ttnn. au 1nni'nS CsDonntl. H. M tsto
Thfrtl District. nts,, rcssgn. They nfo nity en-
tloyts. Respectfully. 20" TtioMAS IL. Woop.
, 1880-10-22

To produce real genuine sleep and chiltliko
rcp0se all night, take little Hop p!ttcrs IN re-
llgux,
, 1880-10-22

A genuine Shaker 1nellcina-Cnrbctt's Hhak-
ers sarsaparlla. for dseascs OF th0 blood, liver.
ind kidneys.
, 1880-10-22

= FIOTt. CRY E1.i !IE
DEAR sIA. This ia to certify tl,"t yoat INDIAN
BiyuVu HYNuP hnA cured me OF the Thltt.Daj
Chiils nfsor all other msdIcnds had la'!ed ,,,u,,
, 1880-10-22

doctors Of Inv aud Medicine indorBe md
smoke Nlchuou4 Gen cigarettes. buy them.
, 1880-10-22
Rheumatism,

buckingham, kankkkee Co" II. May IL lin III
OkAN E{tk: WAS Rtent sufferer fftM tthp s,nf
ana found no tnllst until c9nsr1cnEed Hsax }gS
1pVsi valuable lSlIlAh hi.u0ll hfhul'f nov I'D.
kcdna 70 all ANNA flEoahHh"t'e'
, 1880-10-22

fsucktnsh ham, knnta4Ge Co.. ILL.,. May ~ lMAl
DnAn stK. threFtu.I{ testlty tl,nt your snss Il.
aiartDt1 and il Rhly cstsunnd BY al who hare uaSs
IL hKva uaud your netcsna With Tho .u:t - ~ "a
torJ rpsnika aud cA,l therefore ~ 4ss ss
Iii troubled Will Liver Complaint sleSt
, 1880-10-22

DEAR AIH, My daurhfur Was auns.cs tIua ,sssf sss
his aiisuI tur taoEY tha'' 5st9 With ss s,d H.s oas
tellsf Also in! trla! o. Ir t't4r
oihor a;edleines: au.anE wnlth HaA nt Ja|9e ffITD
GYiijJls ana, IunnlnK nvsr ypoF pamphlel., TX III
caught Jour fctnetks m tin dtsshat win 1n Hn M
ypur nj caicns. an1, ~ ahs ]oY Of al sy1!paseuas1 ~
krtVNds, ska waA aoan sss!Mfen 70 ,tffuaasstttuE
health. 1OAN As TtA4A@$e
, 1880-10-22

WnVCpOd1, l.AkH Cnf ii..SSn
nsAR s1n, have used yoar HIeat lAnl ASd, AZ fr Sr
deF and tAko ploAsurs In secuHi1Sldlna a. sataI. tI
, 1880-10-22

Waterman HtntiOs, ne Knlh Cor ~
DEAR BtNs Thin Ia u certify that ypur INDIAN
nl00D SYnr VI cured NE rals 'Ia IL W % H.
, 1880-10-22


DEAR SIN, I nud your INDIAN uLt)UD tYAGf
erecly cures Chlils, and can recommend Il ns tht
beat medicine In tho country for iheHMatIsn I ~
Neuralgia. El4l AIIC4tELt.
, 1880-10-22

Tdut0pslIa. En1nEnnfn Gn., ~.
DEAR HiN. Ynur Rrent INDIAN h!Mup sfNCf4
the bort medicine ever ItreI fur enEt DIkeasA
recommend II to all similarly atictod; .,,. ,,vcs
, 1880-10-22

:,,, ~, M1n5Ias ItyiHT1ss iTq19s eG3} N Wtp Wp
sYHUl Tor Crznip1 III MY elniilAch and Aiau fos ~
Fhtldfo, whu Din troubled With spasus, mid IN pe1
casss u ouse'eo eenP'e's eE1IiIizAbErll MErzk
, 1880-10-22
T4arnntfItcutls 1t TO All,

=. Aurufa, Kauo CO, HI
DIAN RI1ts J. have used sou,a bf your !ail!"S !ails!";
il good meIlcIns to hui!d Np Tile siAteEn etneaN'
Would Yscommend II to ali suffering tf4fs psManH HaH
, 1880-10-22

Woodland, lrIqunls Cot J.. ~.
DEAR SIN: can say ,l,st youc 1hhlAS uifMiar fssa
echo TAIN In tAa HuW1os. knd Ctlila md can sase9
feooMmsnd ~ uss to suffering hnHlnnlty' usen
, 1880-10-22

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
HOW'RE OF Counterfeit Mes!ichie. omp'nl ~
.nvQnE pKontx OF funAuF4 solicit trade from dl1f
, 1880-10-22

= = SNH1WlClt C0,t
DEAR KtH. This Is 10 certify thut yolr lA1lAS
hns completely Guresa ue Ut Dytpefttn IL tig tsn
medicine ever usut lIlltAhl i. Alsl4h"
, 1880-10-22

MOCHA, ENMbefInRd Co. IT.
DEAR SIN, MT daughter hnd Ehllis for fogEtts.
siJoct Until / cnnluignced tho use of your lSDlAa
HI.Nu1 sY!tup .huss lrni ot wh!ch aases1,f as Rf
fsst III my family una hhve hn ny ttte t1r ddcto:
ainEp have had your tnadteinu IN NY huDsu NoeM
bnt ID without IT. And GFcu1nlCin IT. use TO s4qelaS
tuM4nitI4 .HU5sAHhAA LA"HhsttA+
, 1880-10-22
Dyspepala Curul.

plymouth Hancock Co.. III.
DEAnHtn; hare been tr4nb!ed with hl!!on,ane; .sa;
INDIAN Bl.Ou3 sfltul, a1d tnnnd 4 ~ h1 Al m9''
valuable pleIicue. TH0NAS Thl3Inbh'
, 1880-10-22

nod iusS e E.gc.ss 4 denc,ensy is rtysiias
,ssiy Sisr ssa'isa Tie isr1sasssiaa sffes
i Ss!: $s Il. Si.;$::f i.s$sf{::
i Il aais,. aEsnss ~ ssf Sars.%: M.ss% sy.ten.
y ErnMote. n!Ecst!"n. n..x--.
!: ca ats.!:.s: IT,
sss thu 't'a na induces
J. rsatts,es ths t.Ip pSso T.
THU: Eo .Pi!sts snplo,ad 4. n;nHse.as..tsa
~ 's ~"
CAUTION 70 DRUGGISTS.
sssss sSn5s q 3, 5s
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.
Disease Of tho Stomach and Liver.
DEAR sm: suresns tet sss ass'Sssi 81
5i sssss ;sSI tss. s ra ,ss sy II; 'ss aS
SS g S Il ssF'''' health *nc Sas. ssiEs
An Excellent Remedy.
ps'sasss & So hi iSo
e. Il FL IL oSa
$d Ha's1s' ,ss Hssa
kidney nl.ca.e.
u R5SS n: H.. an. s fs:s IT S?s $o5S ii fSs xlss;
S. S s5s s:ss also saFeas XII ~ feisa' as
Third-Day clllls.
r.,. ..u, F!grs, csJ rS;f Fl,
, 1880-10-22

. Pontiac, IIvlOENon t'duhI!' hh"tl
pHAN Gln; This Is III certify that ha1g. m Il. ttju
NeAut benefited ~ ustnk Jnur Ess4s hsyp bsta
RrepIty troubled With Weakness. Your ia.g.a.odW
makes mo foo! lsku yuunX k!r. cav n9pi1sI,
~ i yAtuAble ruhcuy. ANoDA hAp''
, 1880-10-22

.. I79Hto1Is EUuk T1;fn 1G;f,nEEv vi
9itiij SYitu falr TRIAL thut it IL at It Il tcepmr
mcntcd be and aatss nlly Gnu WIN nla{ sn - Past
hexIth 10 Kirt II a trial. MN. FitHkAAA
, 1880-10-22

All kuAS II - 4eUcO&NtWuAASut ~ AAs%
Khnkaa, EdpAr "a. 1T
DEAR SIR. ha.e used Jout axct!te,lt lNllAa
BlI)OU SYlstt In my futilly for ths pant tl yean
and Envo nlwnsa tunnh It 1uat ~ reenlhcnlfea: ""
sA7 ~ hltt, ii, a, HUAk&
, 1880-10-22

III. :. nnhgren. Hamilton To-. ~
,nEAH B!n Vas troubled With SsnTHlSa III t9@S @a
EYHuP, ant am happy saJ II ha4 entrs!{ cn:ea "a
, 1880-10-22

nentvn, Frank,1n Co., ~,
f,1H6ij SYiiui' hi cmtet mo 81 Lung 1saa,c, wtsa
ma en- Troubling MO for iunx tluo. cllerf!alu
recommend It " us suffering HanlaGWH{}i u i'm, ncqoy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27

All other kinds at about One-half the prices
other companies sell at. All Scales warranted
perfect and to give satisfaction Send for full
Price List Sold wholesale and retail by
MI CHELL x SCRUGGS, Dallas, Texas.
apl20
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Pretty and Younr.

In every feature but the hair, which had
grown white from fever. This lady at IS
writes us 81 have used Parkers Hair Bal
sam six months and nm more than pleased
with 1t. 1t has restored the natural brown
color of my hair and given it silky softness,
nicer than ever before. There Is no Dam
drutf, no falling hair and it leaves the scalp so
clean and nice and cool that ! am ever SO
much pleased, and feel and look like my
self again" The beautiful, fresh and vigor-
Gus hair 1t produces, together with its prop
erty Of restoring gray or faded hair to the
natural youthful color, and entirely freeing
the head from dandruti and itching, sur
prises no less than it pleases. Sold in large
bottles at only Scots. and ST 90, by all first.
class druggists. d&w
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Persons visiting St. Louis can obtain
board at lis Olive street. Terms reasona-
BILE.
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A Sure Thing,

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonorrhga, elect
Cordee, Structure, disease of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males anC
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. = is sure rem
edy for Shermatonhen, Seminal weakness
Nightly Emissions and Loss Of Power, caus
cd by self-abuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DR.. Hunters Specific 81 per bottle
injection 81. Sent everywhere by express
DR.. j. Dinsboer, sole proprietor, No, All
North Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Ours guaranteed
or money refunded. a4-d&w-ly.
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RICHARD Conn,
If 607B Main street
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CrOziPr "a ROnny.

Mr.. Leopold Bohny, late proprietor of the
Tivoli hall, after short respite has again
gone into business. He has formed copart-
nership with Mr.. William Crozicr, and their
neat handsome saloon vt the corner of Main
and Poydras streets will be glad to meet all
his old friends, for whom he has q cordial
welcome. With the choicest liquors and
wines, fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and cosy, pleasant place at which to
while away leisure hour, Crozier & Bohny's
one of the most popular resorts in all the
oitv
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Just Received To-Day,

An elegant variety of green house plants.
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, !
will send a recipe that win cure yod free Of
charge This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America Send q
selfaddressed envelope to the Rev Joseph
I. lnman. Station D, New York city.
nISd&wiy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-27

Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
over twenty-five competitors at st. Louis
Fair, 1879.
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Fresh red fish in cans, very fine dish, canned
orange IN jelly, Vermont maple syrup in
cans, Boston baked beans cheap, cranberry
sauce In cans, Queen olives, brandy peaches
and Al cherries. Bakers cocoa, quite fresh, etc
Iryam teas We are selling them at re-
duced rates. Goods delivered on short no.
tlee free OF charge. Isadore Freiberr " %
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,satlI,tIiCC,

Which has its origin in arrangement of
the bile, and which if not dealt with prompt.
ly and intelligently, often proves fatal, is ar
rested and speedily cured by Renne's Magic
Oil This great aromatic remedy never
fails, and ssold everywhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-31

BILE to conceive OF any foundation, except
sudacity, for the Republican claim. In
fact, that Notwithstanding the disastrous
divisions and indifference OF last year, the
vote OF Robinson and Kelly combined,
showed q large Democratic preponderance.
1t is absurd to argue that the Republicans
can carry the State in this year OF union and
enthusiasm. In reply to q request for &C
curate and cautious information as to the
canvass in Connecticut, New Jersey, Cali
fornia, Nevada and Colorado, the National
Democratic Committee has received infor-
nation which inspires, with confidence, in
CARRYING every one Of these States. New
Jersey has never for a moment been con-
sidered as otherwise than certain. In
Connecticut the campaign has continued
as enthusiastic as at the opening, and ether
Democratic leaders believe that the State
is safe for Hancock. From Indiana, w.
H. English telegraphs that the prospects
Of now carrying the State are very good.
From California, Ex-Governor Irwin. OF
that State, sends on in behalf OF the Dem
ocratic Committee, similar information.
The Republicans claim OF certain success
in any Of the States above named, is as
ill-founded as any Of those made by them
regarding the State Of New York.
During the Phelps case to-day, the Re-
publican counsel attempted to indulge in
political barter at the expense Of the Dem
ocratic party. Mr.. Brooke, counsel for
Phelps, retorted by reading the Demo-
cratic platform, regarding Chinese immi-
grafton, and contradicting its direct terse
and positive declarations. No more Chi
nese immigration, except for travel, educa-
ton and foreign commerce., and that even
carefully guarded, with the indefinite and
unintelligible lodging on the subject by
the Republican platform.
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which the warrant was issued. The origi-
nal manuscript of the article, Lying, and
sticking to it," was handed him at the
rooms Of the Republican National Com
mittee /; couldn't say how it came there.
Mr.. Stoughton called-He was for the
prosecution. Didn't know how the manu-
script came from the Office.
Mr.. Knox testified to the same effect,
except that Davenport had it.
Judge Davis said he objected to a recess,
as it might necessitate sitting on Sunday;
but he would sit until the clock struck IL
tonight, if counsel agreed.
This was satisfactory all round, and a
recess was taken for a few minutes for
dinner.
Fears That The Democracy Will
Carry Nevada.
NEW YORK, October 30.-It is feared that
the Democratic party may carry Nevada,
because of what is openly characterized as
Sharon's selfish and unseemly efforts to
force his own reelection as Senator.
Blaine Fearful of Defeat i'm Maine.
James G.. Blaine has telegraphed to
Washington that every GovernmentAem-
ploye from Maine must go home to vote,
or the State is lost.
WOrkingmen In Ohio Begin Real,
lie the Political Situation.
Democratic advices from Ohio report
strong reaction in favor OF the Democracy
especially among the laboring classes.
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GENERAL GARFIELD'A ADMIs.
SIONS.

The proofs that General Garfield is not
opposed to the influx Of Chinese into the
United States, but, on the contrary, in
favor OF it, continue to multiply. In a
special dispatch from Cleveland to the
Cincinnati Commercial he says: at was
. mistake on the part Of some Congress
men to confound the emigration Of the
Chinese to this country with the advent
OF coolies who may be brought under
contract, and, perhaps, as slaves" He
is willing to make a treaty by which it
would be understood that slaves or cool.
les are not to be landed on our shores /;
but to say that any we'll behaved, law
abiding person should be kept away,
when DESTROYS Of coming Of his own free
will, aside from the coolie system, would
be hard, and contrary to the intentions
of our institutions"
This is enough. 1t is a virulent adj.
mission of all that is charged against
General Garfield. He is in favor Of un-
limited and absolutely free immigration
OF Mongolians. with n trifing condi.
ton /; no slaves or coolies shall come.
He would throw the doors of the Pacific
Coast wide open to all Chinese who do
not COM as slaves or coolies, and permit
them to flow in upon us in hordes, dis.
placing American w~orkingmen in our fac
tories, foundries, mills and shops, and
substituting the China rates Of wages for
those which now prevail here.
The condition that coolies shall be kept
out is downright nonsense. No slaves or
coolies are brought here. The great mass
OF Chinese immigrants hat come to our
shores-indeed, it may be said, all Of
them, come Of their own free will, and
are about as we'll behaved and law-abid.
ing as the average of people. Our work
ingmen do not object hat the Chi
nese are iil-behaved and lawless !; their
complaint is that, having no families to
support, avoiding the duties. obligations
and privileges of society and citizenship,
resisting assimilation with the general
body polite, caring nothing for u in
situations, and coming only to make
money, which they carry back to their
native land. they can easily afford to
work for half the wages that American
workingmen require, and thus degrade
the whole working class to their own de.
spicable level. 1t is not slaves or coolies
that do this, but regular Chinese y"
and General Garfield tells us that he
knows of no way of keeping them out
hat to forbid them would be hard and
contrary to the intentions of our ~institu.
Therefore he would permit them
come in countless numbers. even
ihoush they choke up all fields Of labor
md reduce citizen w~orkinemsn to tn.
Asiatio condition.
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VINO win get up and testify ON oath
that he has seen the telegram which Mr..
Marshall Jewell now says that he sent.
giving the Key West Collector informa.
ton about Democratic colonizers