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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20
Railroad Prosperity.

The Railroad Eye publishes All interesting
article on railway foreclosure sales during
1870. 1t gives a list of siXty-tive roads sold
with q mileage of 1900 miles, representing
$l63, 900. 600 in bonds and debt, and SO,0O0.-
coo in capital stock, being S243, 000, 000 capital.
investment affected. In 1878 there We're
forty-eight roads reported sold ; in 1877 there
there were fifty four, and in T6thirty. Total
i'll the last four years, 19I roads, with at
mileage Of 1880 miles, and a capital inves-
ment if $912, 600 900 whlch have been brought
to the auction block. This is about one-fifth
the entire railway mileage and capital of the
United States.
The age remarks However, very few new
foreclosure suits were begun during the year
showing that the era of bankruptcy is ended.
1t reports only six roads placed in The hand.
of receivers, against twenty-seven in 1879,
thirty-eight in 1877, and forty-seven III 1876.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20
STATISTICS OF TOBACCO.
Facts About the Consumption of Nicotine.
Especially im GerInsny.
London Times, Dee. 18th.

London Times, Dee. 18th.
The last number of the Iaperid{ Statistics
OF Germany compares the taxation Of the
chief nations of the world in respect to to-
bacco. Of the countries where the sale is a
government monopoly, France last year stood
first, the gross duty, with profits. amounting
to IS. I'D. per head of the population annu-
ally, the net revenue from the article being
IS. SID. per head. IN Austria the gross was
IS. 5ad.. tle net. IS. ID: IN Hungary, the
gross IS. sd, the net, Is. I'd; in Italy, the
gross is. lid, aid the net Is. SD. In Great
Britain the duty and licenses brought As.
1884. per head of the population for the year,
ard III the United States IS. AID. In Ger
many. Oh the other hand, where the duty was
very light, the average was nO more than Ial.
per head Of the population. The new tariff
which has been pas5,d this year will make
the next return for Germany much heavier.
The value Of the tobacco consumed in Ger
many in 1873 is calculated to have been 353,-
900. 200 marks, " t11,G50, 900 sterling, the
total return to the revenue being 21.3S3,966
marks. 0" sEG.3l9. 1875. The quantity con-
Srmed in that empire in the year is stated at
.,l06,O00 cWt. or rather more than l00,UOO
tons. OF his quantity oo9,6oO cwt., or up
wards CT 10000 tons We're consumed in the
form OF cicrrs. Reckoning 100 cigars to Il
pound in weight, The number of cigars COLI
sumed il Germany in 1878 would
Ue upwards Of seven millalds. which would
give two cigars a day all the year round to
100000 smokers. hu besides cigars the
Germans smoked in the year i,321,20O cwt.,
81 upwards Of co. 600 tons Of tobacco more or
l:ss manufactured. In the form of snuff they
took 100, 600 cWt.. or 5000 tons, in the course
d tie year, while in the way Of chewing
tobacco they limit themselves TO the moderate
quantity Of 1900 cWt.. or about 700 tons.
Rather more than one-third of the total
weight Of tobacco consumed was grown
within the limits of Germany, the quantity
50 produced in 1878 being 500, 7GG cwt., while
the imports amounted to 1.IGS,S55 cwt. of
tobacco leaves. 1877 cwt. Of roll tobacco, H.
SO cWt. Of cigars, S,32l cWt. of stems for
SNUFF. 513 cWt. of chewing tobacco. The total
area Of and engaged in growing tue plant i'll
1875 was 1906 hectares, or about 44,52O
acres. Two-tlirds Of the quantity was grown
in Rheinish Bavaria. Baden, South Hesse and
.tlsace-L orraine. in which districts II ,G23
hectares We're employed in the cultivation of
the plant,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20

The working of gold and silver ores was
commenced on this continent by the Spaniards
ut the earliest time of their occupation and
conquest.
In l545 tie mines of Potosi, in Mexico,
were discovered, and their yield for that age
was SO great that a powerful influence was
given to the mining industry throughout the
New World.
In 1J45 Tacrtecas began to produce its
great treasures. Sombreree followed in 1865,
and Guanaiuato in Los. An important dis
c0very, one that has added1O the wealth of
the world. was the discovery by a Door Next
can miner, in the year 1867, of the process of
amalgamation Of ores with quicksilver.
In the last years of the sixteenth century
Potosi produced S7,50O,000 per annum.
In 1880 the mines of Cerro pasco We're dis
covered.
In the years 1926 and 1927 the Nizcania
and Jucal mines OF Zacat9cas yielded the
then large sum of S4,3O0,O0O.
The great bonanza of Real del Monte was
opened in 1862, yielding SlJ, 100000 in TWEEN
ty-two years. .
These wonderful results from crude and
imperfect methods for many years placed
Mexico among the foremost OF producing
countries Of the precious metals. Wars and
Indian depredatiOns, as well as the intermin-
able revolutions in the States of Mexico, have
in a great measure paralyzed industry of all
descriptions, and have been especially fatal to
the development of mines; and one of the
great treasure-houses OF the globe has been
virtually closed tor many years.
During this quiet, gold was discovered by
Marshall ON Suffer creek, California, and the
year 1S49 witnessed the grand outpouring of
people from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.
In 1850 the great rush to Pixies Peak, or
Colorado, began. This year was also marked
rs the commencement of systematic work
upon the justly celebrated COmstock lode, OF
Nevada, although the discovery took place
two years previous.
Gold and silver mines were discovered in
Idaho in 1861, and the wonderfully rich
placers of Montana in 1852.
The Deadwood discoveries occurred in
1876, and those of Leadville in 1878; Silver
Cliff in 1878, Ten Mile in 1850 and Rico i'll
1879.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20
More Figures OLA tho Situation.

The wheat crop of the United Kingdom
has been th1ashcd and it proves to be less
than was produced IN any year since 1916.
The average crop, as ascertained by a calcu-
latiou covering many years, is 21a bushels
per acre, making Il total annual average for
the Kingdom of 90,227,200 bushels. This
year the production was Is bushels per acre,
on an average, making a total of 54,769,O0O
bushels. From this must be subtracte6 o.
SAC, 1000 bushels, necessary to be reserved for
the seed for next years crop. This would
amount to but u per cent. of an average
yield, but it equals III per cellt. Of the pres
ent production, and reduces the quantity
available for consumption to Al, zoo, 900 bush
els. From these figures it is estimated that
the people of Great Britain will consume
before next harvest IA, 1000 600 bushels of
wheat from foreign countries.
There was a snow storm along the line Of
the Northern Pacific railroad the other day,
and this is the way the Fargo Argus alludes
to it.:
Oh, the Snow.
The Bee-yew-ti-ful SNOW.
1t made last night SO jolly. %you,knOw,
BeIatlng the trains and grounding the wires,
as blizzardilg over the land
o, give US a chance. with a big sharp hoe,
at the Son-Of- a-gun who wrote
Beautiful SNOW"
sWhat is hell 81 asked a Lutheran Sunday
school teacher Of a Limestone street boy, il
class. last Sunday. "a shirt with a button of
ma'am, replied the boy. "Explain yourself;
what do you mean sir?'' demanded the meek
spirited but surprised teacher. swell,
heard my pa say to my ma, the other mornin:
when he put on q shirt with the neck buttoI
Off, " ell, this is hell That's all l know
about it." -r 81.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20

A great feature in evening dresses of thin
materials, such as eauze, grenadine, ETC., is
The quantity of gatherings upon them. Up
to the present, however, more satin and velvet
dresses have been made for evening wear than
nimsier fabrics.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

We had the pleasure of visit this
morning from Hon. viii. A. Strong, Sec
rotary of State, who is here to attend q
meeting of tho State University and
Agricultural and Mechalsieal College,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

PINE LUMBER. --Messrs. G. T.. Ball e.
Son, of the Centennial Lumber Mills Of
Alexandria, La., through tleir agent,
Mr.. J. B. Nacbman, arc furnishing the
greater part of the lumber TO be used in
rebuilding the Capital. In addition, the
Centennial Mills are filling other orders
in their line. Messrs. Ball L. Son are
ontcrprising men, and are determined to
deliver the best quality Of lumber at
lowest rates to all persons who are join
Ing the boom Of prosperity that is upon
our community, which requires a,ldi-
tiOnal .house-room to accommodate tho
host Of new Corners who are about to To-
cate at tho Capital City. For further
particulars, see Mr.. j. b. Nachman.
Beware of imitation. Call only for
Conrad's Budweiscr. II you find any
imitation, please report tho same imme-
diately to c. Conrad T. Co., st. Louis,
or to John Miller, the general agent,
No. 2 jackson street, New Orleans.
Owing to an incxcusable oversight
we arc compelled to ask our readers to
say JULY, in lieu of JUNE, which ap-
pears in tho date line, on tho first page.
Tho next time II occurs, q torpedo will
explode under tho man ut tho Wheel
We amend the above by saying AUG
UST instead of JULY.
COnrad's Budweiser bottled beer is
recommended by the best physicians.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
Trti0Neeklg Gap1tol1m1
LOCAL MATTERS.
~ New Style Letter Heads.

Conrad's Budwciser bottled beer il the
best bcyosagc for nurses.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

Mr.. Joshua Beal has received his week
~ supply of fresh groceries, as will be
seen by his advertisements in another
column. Customers receive marked
attention at this excellent family gro
Gerry. Call and sec for yourself.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

The number of dogs that roam around
Baton Rouge at night, sneaking into
peoples yards in tho interest Of hungry
stonachs, is something worthy Of the
charitable attention of beef distributors.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
The Han, Boom Continues

Another lot of fine Sugar Cured HAMS just
landed here per steamer James Howard and
for sale low for prompt cash, at the Family
Grocery Of junsi JOSHUA BEAL. Z
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

COMPLETION OF ,IE CHINESE,
and to that end their immigration to our
shores will DO properly restricted.
Public credit will he scrupulously
maintained and strengthened by strict
economy in public expenditures, and the
liberties of tho people and the property
Of tho people will DO protected by
government of law and order, administ-
cred strictly in the interests of all the
people, and not of corporations and
privileged classes.
l do not doubt tho discriminating
justice of the people, and their capacity
for intelligent self government, and
therefore do not doubt the success Of the
Democratic party.
Its success would Bury beyond
resurrection the sectional jealousies and
hatreds which have so long been the
chief stock in trade of pestiferous
demagogues, and in no other way can
this be so ehectually accomplished.
1t would restore harmony and better
feeling between all sections and make
us in fact, as we'll as in name, one people
The only rivalry then would be in the
race for the development of the material
prosperity, elevation of labor, enlarge
ment of human rights, promotion OF
education, morality, religion, liberty
order and all that would lead to make
US the foremost nation of tho earth in
the grand march of human progress.
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

COnrad's Budweiser bottled beer j!
recommended by the best physicians.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

Conrad's Budweiser bottled beer is
made out Of tue best hops aud malt.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

This contest is in fact between tho
people, endeavoring to regain the politi-
cal power which rightfully belongs to
them, and to restore the pure, simple,
economical
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

Home Bitters are endorsed by a legion
of physicians and chemists
, 1880-08-17
FEDERAL RELATIONS,

TUE receipts OF the Assistant h-Freasury
Heso t5,U00 In silver,
= 1iE Government Offices will bo closed to-day,
Except that the Custom-iiOuso night offices will
W open f0r vcasel ctoaratlces, etc.
THE receipts Of tho Interual. .ltsyetuc Depart
1uent wcro rs tollows; CIgars, xg,tds; cgarcts,
$s4So; snur, &saGQt specials, f.5l.a; ussess-
munss fur penalties, pts., essaG7; lu0r. e4517;
tobacco, <2:xi0; md stamps on whIaky taken out
os assss'!orsus, u. aoo.7o. Totu!. $4i,3la.1s.
TUE following dutiable gootla werp rcolyel
yestetuny; Armour q Co.. 80 tons Aalt; l..
cNHu smokers urtlcles; q. T.. Ketth l. Co, u
~ Sases nliillusry good4; Ioswenthal, Kaufman 4
c.. y cssgs % pipoS; kohlsaat Co. cases neriln
veal: cHrH9n. Flret Soott Il Co., o r.sses dry
'gooas; T. T. Eaton. . casea guust Lyon Il, Healy,
, 1880-08-17
pRoF, ", C, PaRKsR's PROFESSIONAL OPINION,

PROF. W. c. PARKER'S PROFESSIONAL OPINION.
AlcSats J. Bauer d Co., Is. ind i84 Wabash
avenue: IInyfng been for ycnrs csIg0 ged III
teaching tho piano torto, md thorcDy becoming
familiar with Ail tho .standarl InAkcs Of pianos,
tako pleasure in Informing you thut find
mono giving better satisfaction than the
"Dnucr." Tho touch ls exquisite, elastic, plia-
bic, and prompt, whilo tho tono is pure, brill
liant, mud eollorous. Ono Of tho best features Ii
nuy piano is keeping IN tuno, for when yours
cxcol all others. consitlcr your upright In par-
t!cuur superior to my rlM,o hnvo ever ,rsod.
Youra truly, W. c. tAhkElh
, 1880-08-17
Ifmes: Our highest artists In tlontistry; The
MeChrsuey's bcy0Hd doubt, though but es a Bet.
affair Iseytvum restores gray hair to Its orig
innI color for u GcNtd.

Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostration,
md MI forms OF gG10rlt debility relieved by tux
Ing hiGllssnalaA pcptutlxel l!ocf Tnnic, tho only
preparation Df b1ef containing its ent,ry tltr.-
tluis properties 1t 10 mt ttl9ro atnNlant llko
tho extlslcts ot hoet, but contains bloo<t-inaktn1
o-KetleEattng, an1 llfe,ssta!i!i4 propgtttos;
tho rpault OF exhaustion, 'Iorvutis prhstrat!0n.
oyer,york, 1r acute dlseAse: lMrtiolllarly II re-
BlltttuK frsNn pulmonary cI'nplntnts. tasWcll,
HazaiSt s Gu. Proprlotors, Now York. For 9alo
by t1rtIkKlsta.
, 1880-08-17

AN IMPROVEMENT IN PIANOS,

Tho success Of the Weber piano las been
truly wonderful, Its manufacturer having
begun from thirty to fifty years later thnn
those Of the other great HOUSES. Weber rec
ognizcd that, until his time, tho develop
nent Of the plano had been "a the irectt,Sn e I,
perfocttng Of tho tone, Which ho improved
remarkably, producing 4 broatlcr a'sh mora
musical quality md greater singing cnpnelty.
This Ii why tho Weber piano Is so generally
preferret nluQug artists.
, 1880-08-17

shell out worth cuss: Etauoock tail '1oyil Of
tiino nr II to mako 'em come down Mt hlt. Tho
,nttrr hung ilrc. UI.l Bteetl1,nn kept kcndn9
dispatch aftnr dispatch Tor lils money. 1aancock
Rnt toRethsr fln1lly nil ile could mMilaGa 70
xt together sent slrennn wilat they d nut, and
Ft,,t hin, worr! Ii come hntnr.-tl!oy wouldn't
actt.i him another Id lUnr. Tho nld fe1!uw
fGil!nl tho itE WIS up, and Gan1p back. y yeS'
ttuso wrse high Old ti,nrsl'' RENO.
, 1880-08-17
LOCAL POLITICS.

,',!', TIL ,,ts..''s ~. .H,'... - s.s.
or tno lhllSl Dlatf!ct Hee yeslotttay Atternoon
IN tho club room Of tho Sherman House. There
wcro prcsout Homer Took, J.. Af. pIutt, Luke |
Co,,1,ty: Mr. E1lnicltus Seventeenth Ward;
ViI,inm yootr stxtcntth Wnrd: Pref. T.. Eest-
In iswn,etrn. = r, Tnu, N,rwood pnr,r. All.
lcr' Isston; ~ -. VI IVY, ~ "o'a - A1
17llo kclth, ElEhseehth "hfas a. =. ltcsing anu
Hiram Barbcr. blr Homer Cook presided, iuid
cul!ctl tho tntuttnH to order, William V0ckQ
,v"s so,oa.na soHrotnrv
WY NJ es'ISlo.s Ge, seu.os'y,
Ino Iha!r stAteu that tno t'u'e aaa auoHs
arrived to call Congressional Con-
vcn,iou, liking the tflnu md place.
s" 4sriosIt'"I4on, as'u tao at. ~,na w., ~, ~ Ao
pri!ilar1iGs, NIL WiiGT9 % tneS snuSIu pe HUN.
rfnt' he91er s4iu l1H. au uet1eeeu 9 tnctu W Mas
aeaira @ - anvS tao Cnnventaon e1tst % on.lS ~
SePtnMlnoE, ult ~ mGseu taat tae GnnSGnt,on Y. IN
le called tor Monday Sept .. ut oSiock y, fllo
ntteenoofl, a!lu tiiAt thn prinanr'es op hesu n1
tue satilrll.ty preytota. octWeeh LILO hours OF
ana 0el9ck III the htteEnooI.
Ut; flatt sttANsstea tho tath psox, T., as me uaaS
Tor tne EonveHtioii. anu 70 lenso Eng mAttoe OF
hot'i!l1g tho prllnafles gut OF tho question.
rrof; Kcstier then n'tered tle fol0wli1g;
ltes1itt. mat Nepl!h,!iein ~, Convention shall
triGt of Illinois, AltGday. s9pt; L. II Ivy. nt
, 1880-08-17

WHITE SEWING G.MACHihE C0SPaHY'S notice.
A representative of tho White Sowing Ma
ch!ao Company, Cleveland, O., will ba ut tho Of
flco Of II. ]. Whitco1nb s. Son, II jackson street,
during ConclAvo week every day from until II
d. H.. whers hu will DO ploMsed to nioct those
who nrc engaged or dcalru to englge III tho puc-
ehuap ptd Bul0 Of tho "Whfto."
, 1880-08-17

Ear: she ss that he rssally ssyoa 2; oi foois ss
delighted to 1nvo his wlfe go out tor ~ even,
a a o W Up n a.a I'fF tnt re- IN 5
Ind secil md heard. Mr.. A1cott testified
lat ,lnr!ag tho three years tllat iinwtl!1r,l''
llvcti within atoi,Ts thrDw OF ilis orcllaFN
tlss tSls @ Tsfs ts'' nas ws sso Il to 's get o oa ''
Bitt. CHARMING
said TINT Ilnwthornc told lin. ~ ttink It
would need gouA Thousand years Of slecp
10 rest from the turninls Of this mortal l!fe."
LIZ spoHts q S m s EE Eoopy ~ s fSfes2Si& sd Is & nS
tiie WITH tho RepaGi[c Mr Elsnnlng a. co,:
tinuci: "Ite lind 10 hopes that va would
fa e6q9 Snt ct nscf s ssf9f III dn s aee e not aSt
doubt TINT no died Of, broken leart." Mr.. Mr..
woyu lps It's mi rlotisul,, aud auatetl llls wifo
rs saypF tas fs sr f,s fetSr at S sv sM saa @ 1.
ttnteer II the Rebels penetrated tn Nnw En-
gla,nl, Mr.. Alcptt, said that linWthorna,
awishc,l Tie Unioil to be preserved, hMt !lid
not qaite sec !ow 1t could be, under all TIC
TIE rIEss-AccouSTs
of The School this yenr tRvo been full md
aily6 taiaily distract rcports and ali the ipIIles q
The Hub unite in pnurlng fort. li9neyed
% eraf y s 1sEf8 ast = ear is 1 asi:s If IT, Hes'o
un1ei,lan1y predictions faculiies y TIM
enltlvat'o1! 9f palSl of pota,toes,m noT
nt Schools ,'aand intiu,aies that Concord has
the world" Tho tilust pronounced note OF
| dissent. amid thls n'iversat pcan Of praise
G"1'eor SSss aiYs Frceia' m wv; With wicRc,iy ssys:
title philosopher Wf0 culi most llHcn-
, 1880-08-17

hEotkeo hdllk fbuU
should ho used by mothers Of nursing chldren.
,Contuus nothing Injurious, and requiring only
wator to prepare It for usc, tho tangor Of lu,-
plirc milk IL avoided.
For salo Iy druggists and Rrocers. A pamphlet
With full rnrlt1ltl,IH seut py lltltir1asinX
TuObtAH LElHfN4 s. CO., Montreal, C4u,
, 1880-08-17
The NE}4 FORT WAYNE DEPOT

boing orectod on tho Weat Side by tho Pcnn-
sylvania Company Deglns to give grcat promise
OF n magnificent structure, and will 10 II great
ornament 10 that part ot tho city. A number
Of ftro-proof vnlslts will bo provided by tho
Halls Snfo & Lock Co., Of Dearborn street.
, 1880-08-17

m nm far S y, t,,o ~ mat;er "f reorst "a weli. No
vilcncc OF tho tt,,!lsactions ren'ninc.t q my
,"l NJ ' T,tny viii Ill ha % srt,,,, il rcani,.e .ne.
aS ~ ksy to gst f ,.ot ,o IT., tn
y y tosn ir,,rI,,"f nrrntta Il, ft IA n,,rsii,
hat tnNuy wSni,i fn, hsvc expla(rc,i. il is nir,
,,,,,,,trt,,t y ~" ""'e' ''o '''''S
;. ,,1u,n,,s ,,tsronv t,r corTos.rrnu,rs,"
ccrt"in % t,c,,y o,er,ilons oeeasI.,uctl consider.
1O'n Mot2rlcty. Tl,oro vas 1, m Gvtnnnt mren; l
~ Investigation Crrtnl,. woll.ElanWn ,a m,ahpW"
,s!tseS"., .,taoSvEie@saso q tNey stppess,l tsaads.
Mro DON iMskGd f.s OF nf,R'ngr t,n.,nis
Ttn nx Gosltan9 tho aa',o wis tot!iaH slnailng
!n tho hfssis.trp! River t'e9r ~ nona!tlsons'M!te. "
Why ihe permits uscomtmnic tho Enrtics a. ~,
why. III fact. thoy woro not vileStl'aily aG.
st,yc aavc. hs prrTcr'e.L ~ Eli!G 10 liz e.,
vl.nn of lMo spo'sw nari ,,, i1 iMa1t no 9
fhttefl ttnf nt detcctlon Wnulu heu!M u nuh'u
ctnsch {iiolr msrte't tr s!r " NJ ,oU ,,
- nncS ,, sI,n t,nr,1ita fnr Observation-Disclosures Tho
iuS was rtt,trc1 little. 10 tho oloo Of tho uov-
prupmt Asscss,,r Tho Assessor c.iiisutl inc cnn-
na IL IN, ,1ri,nf md rftUrnett nv,fn to their
,,,,M;nr ~ rt.rnt,tnslrs They vieru to uo prrsoycd
" nsoimt ,,n.ersinni ns ny,dpccs ot gHn,itto
40 rai,,!,ti. a. = shiumrrt to WayhIngtn thoy
ty,,r,, rt.,,nf.kr,i in Tic sauo oI nnx Tho box
sns mint.rti in crnruu Of certain pNrtles III Tho
use W. y, ~ ~ ,,ninsr crnoscd II tns ;nts.
sf,,is,u VII sfacu. 'e'''
IN Tln tons,f .',ns .,a u.sfas 'i,..r ,,,, ~.
,tI ,,,,, ., SoW atrints ac nf shns, s.1ss
tea tit ,t n s,,,,,twi r. t',r,, W. ,yiI t"En fr
instance the hii internal r. ,; Ltoyenno DstrISs ~ H.
o. ,.t t..' ~ ~ @ He ,",,rtmnnt m urn s" ~
s'oes Ssso oeet!rse. % It was vs. q ftesa pnr
!Anss, WIN rai as1 t.inosnr t,,n .a,uO
WE, y. y, ,,n1,, ~ III nnrIsf"a wcr" 1jomtty Gn
jcesOr aiid AssGsst,r. The nuputIcs rcpoftedto
, 1880-08-17

Teachers, authors, and others Of scdentary
haDits highly prizo Hnlt Hitt1ra.
, 1880-08-17

White, soft, ami, yevety hRuds follow tho use
Of GutieUrR MedlctuAl Soap,
, 1880-08-13

THE 1iEPEDf.1C.sSS, If i FAIR cOlST CAN UE
llAD,.w1l.t. UlvE 0,000 M.tJoRITy.'
NEW TorK, Ang. 1l.-E. ". II. Afackey,
Chairman Of the South Carolina delegation
to the Chicago Convention, writes from
Charleston: :. i,
Although the probabilities arc that tho
Democrats viii count US OUT, ,yct W. are de-
tcrntineil to cndcasor to poll every 1sepul-
lican vote ill the Stats fot Garfield ai,l Ar
thur By so doing ~weS+wIl1 compel tho
Democrats to. 'stcal tic Electoral vote
of South Carolfi,a, IL they get It. This,
! am satisfied. they will not hesitate to
do, rs they never have failed In this State to
commit any crime necessary tn their success.
Already Wn have held ,nany nnnsfng ncett.,
lngs in tlitfercnt tarts of the State. mid will
continue to hold them every day from now
until the election. l!nyc engagclcnts to
speak every dMy, Sundays cxceptet!, during
this month. THE Republicans OF the StutG
arc thoroughly aroused, alMl. II Il fair count
chn ONLY be guaranteed, Suutll Cnr0lft,A
would give ut least 20, 000 nnt0rlty for Gar-
tinld aM Arthur. Neyer were tic Repul-
lcnns Ut this Stnte mnrG united or enthusiasts
tic. We will poll fully D0000 Republican
votes.
"Tlc Democrats. in or,!cr to bout us, will
layn to poll ut teust N 0O0 yntcs, and, Ill order
that the humber Ut votes Gust inNy not exceed
tho CENSUS just taken by thu Dr1,locrntfc en,l-
merators tIto indications are tint the census
Will show MI j!Icrense at population Which
will i,stonlsh tho collntry.n