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Al . tine when the community Il flooded
With % many unworthy devices and eoococ-
Il sad purs. 30 conscious s1s tie pronristc S
q the worth Of their remedy, that they odsr
Ill who desire trial bottle m Of ehGrss. This
certainly would be disastrous to them did not
the remedy possess the remarkable curative
qualities claimed Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Bronchitis, Stubborn Coughs, Colds, Phthisic,
Quincy, Hoarseness, Group, or any affection d
the throat and lungs. Al you value your e.
tstence give this wonderful remedy trial BY
calling on any druggist and obtaining . trial
bottle ~ ofeose, or regular size bottle for
eiOo: For sale at Wholesale by Gray & Hof-
din, Minneapolis.
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The Wilmington (Del.) Eopev Euen-
'"g announces the near completion of the
new factory for the manufacture of sugar
from beets, at Rivers de, near that CITY.
The factory will be able to handle about
seventy-6ve tons per dag during the sea-
son, lthaugh its full capacity is about 100
tons. The beet crop has yielded only
about t"o.thirds of crop this season,
owing to the drouth, but Delaware farm.
ers believe it will pay, and much larg.
er breadth Of ground will be planted
next than this year.
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LIGHT HEART. LIGHT LIFE

Innocent merriment
ehortens the mile;
Try the experiment
Once In q while.
Face your foe iearlessly.
"Never say de-
Trials taken carelessly.
ughtsomely lie.
Our teardrops are lenses
That magnify ills;
They cozen our senses
Till hillocks eeem hills.
And faces grow wrinkled,
While tresses with gray
Grow speedily sprinkled
When woe has her way.
Horrors may haunt you, but
: FOUL may grow fair,
Dangers may daunt you, but
"Never despair"
Verify, verify,
Judge as you may,
He who tolls merrily
Carries the day.
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VALPARAISO, (Iud.) Messeneer.\

An Indiana SportsAan's Experience.
One of the finest kennels in this coun.
try, and the purest in tho West, is owned
by Mr.. w. H. Holabird, The Sports
mans Clothier of Valparaiso, Indiana.
He says: 1--WE use 1t. Jacobs Oil in our
family in preference to oil other Inca
ments; 1 have also tried 1t in my kennel
with wonderful results.
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(St. Louis Times.)
~AvAA~ In T.

The hest investment is in that which
will maintain health. From letter of
Mr.. G. W. Eek, No. 10, 8. 5th st., St.
Louis, No., it is learned that the Clerk
of the Money Order Dept. at the post-of-
fee in Alton, ILL.,, MI. J. B. Kuhn, SUI
fered for some time with indigestion and
all its accompanying evils headache,
loss OF appetite and dependency, and
was surely becoming hypochondr,ac. He
commenced the use of Hamburg Drops
and is now well and strong again.
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woman's face and bust appearing amid
the branches very much like L{lith in
tho old pictures. Tho strange myth of
Adams flst vito probably dates back to
the earliest Egyptian civilization, and
from thence passed into tho mythology.
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Struck,

- Halo I what's this 2" asked Greeny.
pointing to the telegraph wires, "a
clothes-ine?" eyes" replied q by
.stander; "here's where they hang the
sheet lightning" The fellow was
/" struck ;" but at last accounts he was
doing well, and it was feared he might
recover.
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Ladies J

DR.. e. B. Halliday's Blood Purifier is your
remedy for female complaints. In case Of vi.
ceratton use In connection DR.. Halliday's
No. Female Wash or Injection. This is also
excellent for any itching Of the skin, pimples
on the face, old sores, or any skin eruptions
It softens the skin, and will be found Z great
healer in case Of liberated sore throat OF
Purifier DR.. E. B. Halliday's Throat Gargle.
challenge any and sill medicines to equal
these preparations. After trying bottle o:
esch, II they are not found ali they are repre-.
sented, I viii refund the money. Call on or
address Blacktord, lag West Third street,
st: Paul: For sale by all druggists. Take NO
others, II you do you are sold again. Here is
what the leadil & retail drugg sts Of Minneapo.
lis say OF it: I'VE challenge the world to pro.
luce Its equal" Crossman g. P!ummer.
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the Junior partner having married the
seniors daughter. John Horusey is their
lawyer, man much respected in the
profession. Hal Trevor 70 just begin
ming to make stir - : fashionable ply.
stefan,
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KANSAS school teacher "Where does
Our grain go to-" "Into the hopper. !"
"What hopper" "Grasshopper, tri-
umphantly shouted q scholar.
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A NAN in New York was killed recent
" by blow on the head from nut
cracker. Must have been q big nut
cracker to have cracked 4 cocoanut.
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II. Best ssi7s IN the world, Tor Cit, Bru,..
- oores, Uloere. GAIT Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cons, and
al kinda Of Skin Eruptious. This 6alve y
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaetion IN every
case or money refunded. Price 81 ceate pef
Boz. For sale ct wholssals By Cray 4 Hei
lin. N1nn0aDoliA
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2Eo1gntaEo, Wlyes ana Aotners.
~ 1ARCH16p0 UTERINE OATHOLICON eli,
?SGSvoiy 91re Female Weakness, such % Fsilins 81
S.GtoSs Wemb, 1neidsntel Hsmerrhaso Or Fioodins.
ao,tel. oupn!eecsd and Irregular Aonstrustion ~
es@Ra!ce Nth treatment cures and csrtacstss tom
enyaea1ns and Patients, TO HOWARTH 1 BxITARn
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4Ae Violate Belt c.. AarsAall. HIGH.
Will send their Electrl:-Voltaio Belts to The
Afflicted upon % days trial Sec their adver.
Tnals
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10 get the best that can be had, secure
practical education at Il. B. Bryant's Chicago
Business College.
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Two: THIRDS of all the axle grease used in
the United States is made by the Frazer Lu-
bricator Company Buy the genuine.
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The time has been when diseases of tho
Kidneys were considered serious affections,
but fortunately all fear Of any fatal results
from these troubles are now dispelled by the
certainty with which DAY's KIDNEY PAD Al.
ways actS.
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Dr.. Bryants Dental Parlors, s East Third st.
81. Paul. MINI.
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DR.. c. T. Shoemaker, the weI.known aural
ree Of ch:ree vsiuaSe ia little 1oaS ~ de:
ness and diseases Of the sar-spscially On run.
ningear and catazrh, and their proper treatment
-Giving references and Testimonials that VIII
saaafy tho most skePtical. Address % abevo.
Arc Yen Net IN aaood Heolth1
II the Liver il the source Of your trouble you
can find an absolute remedy in DR.. Sanford's
Liver !nvigerator, the only vegetable cathar.
tic which acts directly on the Liver. Cures al
Bilious diseases. For Book address DR.. Gan.
ford, 162 Broadway, New York.
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Get Lyons patent heel stiffener applied t.
those new boots before You MN them over
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-10-28

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is = gentle correc.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is used by all.
rices duced q for Dentistry at DR..
Bryanfs, e. 3rd st., st. Paul, Mimi.
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sess Rrs11ss,s1s. TSf29ASo?. 2ue.
80 ct vhelsssls b Nssss Bros l. 0utlsr.e Pa.l,
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~~SSA0S
my account. May amuse myself Tor a
time with your papers9"
He borrowed bulky one at leaving
to submit it, he said to a publisher he
knew. Next day received a letter from
we'll known firm, Offering $3.50 for the
copyright and an additional $3.50 if a
second edition was called for. In nv
youth and lnexpcrience, 1t did not occur
to me for months the money come from
the bankers pocket.
Of course l eagerly assented, and took
my coat and vest out of pawn-not dav
too soon, for Miss Bullion was pronounced
convalescent, and that afternoon her ia
theirs strong arm conveyed her from one
room to another.
I lived In fairyland tor a week, till
our guest departed. She explained the
visit to our obscure street-it was to
pawn iewelry for her brothers. benefit. a
Wild lad, whose excuses had driven him
from home, end who had recentlv been
writing her letter after letter, limiting at
frightful consequences if she could not
furnish him with money.
"Mr. Hathaway" she said, twill Won
De my friend, and try to reclaim him2"
She put a transparent little hand in
mine, as she spoke, aud promised.
Her "friend"- would have promised
much for such a title.
Then an eventful conversation took
place between me and the banker.
'You have abandoned the idea of be-
coming barrister, Mr.. Hathaway, and
the profession of an author is a precari-
GUS one. Unite it with another pursuit.
You are a good lnguist, and / sadly
need foreign correspondent. The
hours and duties will. be light enough ;
cast in your lot with mel will take
cafe you have no cause to regret it,"
I thought Of my ''fr1end," and as
scnted.
The firm is Bullion & Hathaway now,
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Tho Trade supplied ct mauufaotures's pEiose.
by MOVES BROS. b CUTLER and PERKINS,
LYONS + co.. e. Paul Mimi
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~ ~"A9 ''nAo Jul oucny was IN the
doorway, gasping for breath, and shaking
great hairy fist at Jack by way of fill-
ing the interval till speech returned,
You abandoned young pro1igate!''
Jack removed his pipe, nodded, then
qnietly resumed it.
"Where- -the-Other- scamps2''
lone gone for the doctor; the other"
ana jerk OF the speakers thumb toward
the door behind which we stood complet.
Cd the sentence.
Old Blunderson made two unwieldino
cps toward us.
"Eh2'
typhoid fever-bad case--contaoi.
GUS fbbed Jack, between his puts.
We saw old Blunderson's face grow
green with fear. Still he looked increaul-
Gus; we had played him so many tricks
before. '
:Vammon!' he gasped at length.
Jack rose slowly, walked to the cor
ner and produced the shovel.
''Fumigating the room,'' he said, "bet-
ter have pipe"
And old R!urde-eon turned and fled
with such celebrity that he gained the Sec
ond floor in seconds instead of minutea
We were laughing over his discomfit-
ure, when Bridget's head appeared at the
door.
~ thought I'd tell ye, gintlemin, the
misthress ID jist comm. The SAINTS pur
tect yc, fur she's bin rampagin' like a
haythen all this blessed mornin'v'
Our faces fell. Mrs. Callaehan. our
worthy landiady, was not foe to be so
readily dislodged, and her powers of in
vective were simply unrivaled. Hal was
the only one who could soothe her, and
he came to the rescue.
. ::."My turn" he said, with q look OF
comic disgust. "You fellows get into
my room, and clear out of the house as
soon as she Is seated"
, 1880-05-28
BuTL1ER DEATEN.

TIE MASSACHUSETTS "wInow" LEFT OUT IN THE
COLD.
Special ptpateh 10 Thu Chicago Ittbunt.
W.%st1noTt,N. n. C., May e7.-aen. Butler had
his tlay In tho House this afternoon, md ,Rns
bn]ly worsted 1fe has bcen working it'-
deYl.tlgabiy during tho wlntcr, ut times resort"
I'M, tn tactics which partook Of partlsan chnr-
actcr, 10 retain hta position In tho Doard OF
Managers Of tho National Soldiers Homes for
Dtsnhael Volunteers. IIe hns tried to prcvunt
thu Military Committee from reporting nKninet
him. lie hns eo,,ght to indnce Representative
Leopold Morse mt to support Donahuc and per-
Sons IN tho Butler interest hnvo 0vcn Threatened
Morse with puItttcal aunihilaton il no lld not
support Butler or did not refrMln from snpport-
Ink auyboly else. Hut tho Committee reported,
I'll pluce Of tho Greenback DunocrAt Hua but
Ter and Of Gov. smyth and other members OF the
Hoard, recommending tho appointment OF tho
following pcrsons: Gon. john III. Palmer, OF
Illinois; Gen. William u. Frlnkltu, Of C1nhccti-
cut; Gcn. Charles W. Roberts, Ut Milne; Qeu.
Martin Mo3Iatlo,1, OF New York: Gen. John Love-
Ut Indiana; 1tj. DavId Fulton, OF Wisconsin,
Tho friends OF the Republican managers Why
wore doposad did nut nuke my consitlernple
cnntest, but tho. .pnrtlcul4r supporters ot
tho Greonhauk catltltInte for pEes]dent nnd tlo
tlofeateal uemUcrntte canddatn fnr Governor ut
Mussachuaotta, 'nale q very eaTnest str1GHs1o .9
were bully lsrateli ut tho outset. O.lt q tl.o
tt4l vote ct lIu III tho tIOso Of Representatives..
lion Ihltjcr rocciycd thrty.threG yntes Tits
as qn thG attops to sffS ft,s 9t m a6H se. o.
fourteen yntes. This was On tho tnution to
strike out 1l1lHrtH, OF MAino. Then hta follow.
natier wcso Keller, or Ohio, u,d White, of Penn
RvLvNnfn
, 1880-05-28
She Brings Some Grave Charges Of
Brutality and Misconduct
Against Her Spouse.
Ben Butler Very Heavily Sat
Down On in the House
Yesterday.
4 Roundabout Why Of Proposing to Pen-
sion the Widows Of Confederate
Gcncrnls.
The Democrats Still Bent on 0oeroing tho
Preaident by Means Of Political
Riders.
HER SIDE.

Mis-, cuRtsr1ANcY'B ASHwEls AND CHO9s- MILL,
8ptctal Dispnfth to Thf Chttn9o Tritunf.
WAatf1xuroN, u. G., Mny a1.-The l0velOp-
tnu,.ts Ii, tho Chrisiancy scandal protnlscH To- 'c
sufficiently sensational fur tr,rtent public.
Lawyer Oliver t,s fc,l for his client, Mrs. Chris
tinucy, Il reply to tho charges mule by Gx-sen-
,ltor Chrstiancy In his suit FOR divorce. Lawyer
Oliver with thIs reply hts flied also cross-ldll
for divorce und II nntton for ailmony. III this
reply It II utargrd that tho ex-senator htuself
VIM not always faithful to htH tnnrrtnku VOWS.
Chnrgcs or Neglect nrc nlso mule, which, II
true, stump tho ex-senator III II vrry uErc. II
worse thin nuo l5cNrl. S0lr,p Of tho "details of
tho document. which II Il very lung one, aslu
which wouid prabnbly 1naku twD or three col"
u1nns of TuB Tn1nuyE, nru too c6nrso for pltIll.
cnt1on. Among those cla,Ees nrc thoae Ut neg
lccs mt t!nrs WHEN shu wR In nt interesting tt1!-
tlition. Hhc clurges sliu wts uvun denied 1metsi'
cnea When her condition mporltlsolr dernaad-
cd thotn. She ynya that III March, 1871, hc
Knocked her down by II blow from h1s t'st. Anu
1T August, 1873, while they Srcro stopping ut
1fenllng Springs, VIII, he cnscdvorcd. by tho
employment Of IN anonymous letter. to tnsoi'e
her In Il dlshonorAhl1 liaison with n
viest Mt the satnc res0rt. In December OF tho
sa,nc yenr he nYsiu striok h0r with hs fist, this
time Mt No, All Fourth street. In this city. AT
that umo he betrayed his evil tntenunn by
openly threatening to stnirch her reputation ls'
doing MI In hs pnwcr to in5tirc her iintsle. This
cruelty OH tho part OF her husband continutal
with slight intcrmisstona until he left ftr Peru.
Aftor sho mud Joined him there he sought new
prctexts for lunrrcts, md On ono occasion, she
says. while half crnzy from tho tlso ut opium mid
WHISKY, 17p chokcd uni thrcatcnca1 tn blow
her brains nut. She lied to Il hotel, where ho tol-
uuxt tiny aud apoiDYtzcd for hiBstrange cott,ict.
She agreed, ut his humble solicitation and Ills
| promise to behave better In tho future, to re-
, 1880-05-28
CELERY AND t]7tAMUMHLE. n
CELERY
As a Remedy for Nervous
Diseases.
What the Medical Profession
Say About Il,
And the Good Results At
tending Its Use
III Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Indigestion, Sleeplessness,
and Paralysis.

CELERY has only como Into public notice
within tho last few ycars as n ncrvine, hut scten.
tIt'c experiments and experience have proved
beyond Doubt TINT It controls nervous 'rrita-
tton and periodic nervous and stck headaches to
a marked degree.
browu-Seqltarl says that Celery contains more
l"rve food thnn a1y other vegetable Or sub
stnncc found IN natttru. Celery wns first discov-
cretl and used "a ncryino by French physicians
about 1851. HIT combination OF tho EXTRACT
OF CELERY AND CfIAMOM1Lts, which hns
been but recently introduced to tho profession
and tho public By DR. c. W. Benson, has pro-
duccd such marvellous results In curing nervous
and sick headaches. and especially nervous and
sick headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, tndlges-
tton and stecpessness, that 1t bus excited public
attention and newspaper coEumenta, and many
physciuns havo tested tho mcrits Of this prcpnr-
atton With tho best results, as quoted below from
fow:
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
"Dr. Bcnson's preparation Of Celery md
ChnrnnnIte. far nervous discusses, Is the most
important addition mndc to tho mntcrin mctl,cs
Iii tho last Qslnrter Of IL ccntury."-Dr. J. ". J.
Isu4Mr, Of Baltimore.
"Dr. Bcnsuna pills nre worth their woight Ia
eplh In nervous and sick hcalacho."+Dr. A. Il.
SchIlchter, Of baltimore.
''Thcsc pl's aro Invaluable In nervous dis
eascs."-Dr. IIan,nond, of New York.
"Dr. Icnson's Pills for the euro OF neuralgia
are n alccess."-Dr. q. r. Holman, OF Chris
tlansbuss, Va. -
ThcsD pills arc il special preparation only for
tho euro of special discusses. as named. and fur
thnso disoascs they nro worthy Of ttinl by all
i..$,,
, 1880-05-28
PERSONALS.

~ can tell q hawk from hnndsaW ~.
Courtney.
Herbert Spencer writes to 4 New York
friend that he has passed his Goth your, but at[ll
Kpes upstairs two steps Mt time. This looks rs
il Mts. gpcuccr WIS prptty handy with broom.
ri, c.o. ,,,p.1,,., T., +bo totnot or,ouucu,
"' ~, S., .s., 49,. =. ~ ~ .h. Inn
.,',,.,a., H., nnr,nr, ,,'t ,,pt At Ems M l,,s
haan ~. ~ n.,.,' ou.s axn ~ ~ ~" ,vs, ,r"to
g.sma 1 ..,.t ~ Ia .,io"n T., 1,,iv tnvavnr-n
sort Of one Fm t]asb.
A.. As...,....., vo,,a ,,,.,,~o,r co .oo
aa,.,, ~ ..a, ,.a. ~ ,cn
,nsbsa. ~ s.oa ~ ~ "s.n ss.r ~ ~, ,1yn
;ra. 1890 s,-.1 ,,a..or ~ ,nstioa
~ be,h - !. - ~. .,,at NJ ,ost ,o-
ocs fsia M ~. ,,,,.,ns,,,n,, ,;,,or rnai,lorn.
ttn1, h.., ~. a.a ~.
@e"s aN' 'As !'o''"'e to'ao1'a ''o1 "esetse
lnefe IS no more 1sefnl or bcautli'll
standby for an ovcning dress, says fashion
Journal, "than one Of velrot or plush. 'nn'io
plainly. especially II It bo madc with square.
eat ooa!eo anu with no trimming. Dill sofne GU
Of brocade or somo sttp],ar material at tho
.nealaofa m. ana elbows" THIS u certainly aseinl'
,rH ,s ,es .e"'t. 's'u5 ~ ~
~ s.s, %,ess' VI ahy otnes kna, W osaauass u'.s
.ros, s,.o, aan ~ NV snap' " "A1sNaa4 es"'
t "'"e ;" NV tons s"4''
we notice that IA now laWn-tenhis cos
nlmo bus the undorsA3rt kilted Utmost Its whole
knEth and crossed by dark bands The tuntc,
Which Is OF \ contrasting color. Ia turned back
oa ono side, md faced with tho matoriai that
toF1ua tho skirt and on tho other sslo Is large
Naafe pocket. Tho tunic is drRped by low
H. Tue back, and tho waist Is plain and ruund."
y would bo difficult to Imagine anything moro
oseIy than this, unless It was tho bank account
Of tho man who could pay for it,
a United States Senator says tllat iio would
not give flg for girl who COULD not atiswcr
taese questions: "uow long must q bon sot be-
!efo chickens arc hatchod? How long dots q
turkey sct boforo hatching brood7 How old
must chckcns be before thoy aro 1T to brollf
At what ago may young pigs bo roaatodT' Ito
naA Trained bis daughter on theso pniu.s, and ia
proud to say that she can pass tho oxaninauos.
"ecessfnlly. Ho might also have asked her
aoN long d young man sets bofore gliding gently
apto her end OF tho sofa, and how lonE thoy
nota ect that way after tho old man is heard to
ses out OF bed upstairs, Wo wouldn't givo q
a8for girl who couldn't answer theso auea-
uonA
The Now ynr,r Tr,h,,,,a eo,omn,v ramnrba
, 1880-05-28
THE HEADING ROAD.

TIT7snUsln, Fn., sIny @7.-Hnnnel Dixon. Fs9,
representing the 1tcceivcrs of tho Philadelphia
& Itentllng tt,r!1rpad Cnnl md Iron Company. mp
tcnrcd befors Judge Mckilnt,nt,, or tho United
States Circuit Court. in chntnbers this ulnrnng
and nude application for mn order authorizing
THEM to turrt,w 81, f,0M,0n fur tho payment IF
tin wages Of tho employees mud Interest due
.1utIei. Tho orr1e5 wil4 granted.
fA,SnpN, Mmy asC,otncnt, i.ntserthwntte 4
9nn. dcnIera III tho american department on tho
kttHk ExchanKc. haye faled; liabilities he
lIGveh tn be hCuyy. They wert, "tenrs " Of tho
philadelphia & Hcl.ing Itatlwny stocks, nnd tho
t,naiilg 0f thGtr account WIS cMusod by advances
thtA tiurrl{Ux.
, 1880-05-28
. ..si.l,onfnatnr f,lservcs:

- ,f,ront men will cnntrolnl! tho regular
The aan.aa. ~ tho Chiruyt, Convention II they
eomt1'1t''ceaH, 'c III, ~ ,.n, by mo Representative
,n r. eae ad Terri.nr a f"rtXrse = H. H.
ufanl ,,t,Ieas tho tttt,,!- hoiInrGll elllUt hf
ott,attnS tl.o Committees On Fcr.nntM.tit Or,
Ssss'' u 'Jvss% st{ss % 1t "'sa f"a "s
Drlef " ". .nx 1hnu nnY candidate whO ever pu.
iexet4 tt4c,,t ssHt int, Republican Convention with
, 1880-05-28

nnythlnR to its aipck IL strnnK!y condemned IN
NIL atles, nnl will ,lh,,lt meet with aoHte np-
Is considered nnuthcr grH!,.gn,nr. IF .thn fnslte-
vile Sas!'. I!l 1t!lr,,h Company, which hottls
Albany GGhicfRu. It ia beloved TINT It Is tho
o',}cc. Of the Louisville 4 NnAhvle to dispose
nf II Inn ajnrlty of tho stock m snon M tho schnmc
Inns i,ecn cnrrtesl md hold pn tntto bonds 10
That Il innY kGer cOntrnI Of tho property.
, 1880-05-28

. , CERTAIN rs arant Is nominated at CHI
~ ,sa I,otubtlcnns will bo bcntcn In Ohio
ak,.a,,ar ncxt. There Ia npt m Intelligent 1te-
10 nVvi s,;eo, In the statc who hns not invested III
pap...t .tock.-nnl tl1oyc arc nbutlt enough Of
u'an' tnko the Federal Offices after tho supply
t.ose sonstns runs out-who does not feel this In
tts h1rEB,
, 1880-05-28

OrrIcE Of THE CIuEr sldxAh OFFICER
WAsl11S6T0S. y. C., May 2B-l n. In.-For tho
Tennessee and Ohio }Alleyg, stationary burotuc-
ter, slightly cooer westerly winds, purity cloudy
weather, url local ralns
Fur tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
vnltcys, falling barometer. wHrtncr south to
west wtfltls. clear or pnrtly rlntitly weather.
For tho ul'per Like rcefon,, stntlounry fol-
ltwed By falling ro'nntsr si!ds mostly sodh h
ur partly c1ottiy weather.
Fur tho LpWcr Lake rcHtSn, rising followed
by stationary nr falling bnrutlctcr. slightly
cDoler. westerly winds. numerous rains, FOL
lowed by clearlng weather.
Llk.sL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1880-05-28

..,,4,.encnt, tho soonnr that doltsi"n IL aban-
a"nc'l tho better. unlcps Il 10 inc peepos" =,
9 torcc tho Repnbl'ens Of Illinois 10 c,ert ,rn IT.
~n..ny,'4. WI" flcn tho Convention Will not ht's-
gu n. s,sIn1t tho representatives Of thnse Ten
;aas t',e,s i, Congressional datrtots to tho consos-
, 1880-05-28

wr bc1ioye It Is n fact TINT arant Inns not
~, n Iooan's telegram announcing Victory
r Hspsnt,nrnc|i, and TINT by 1n.llco,'s system Ut
,r,c.i to1tlug, bullying, an1 begging forty-twn
m,ts nn.es Ind been bngged with spontaneous en-
,h,stae am -
, 1880-05-28

rur Nctps seems disposed to deny that 1t
ut m rim uoss' dog collar, thrown AWAY its
o.S.,.cnlc1cc, oa' md become an organ of faction;
aae , H. lisnyownl IL merely tho tnuck nlolcsty
ewing conyert,as its actions arcthoso Of tho
Vttt;;est art of eeryilg craftsmanship.
, 1880-05-28

CoLuxnus, o., bIay s7.-Gcoran u. Charmnn
has resigned his position nv prusiticnt nt tho
Bcoto Valley lsAilruatl. Rut William Adams. Jr..
Of tho tir,n Of Adams & MeEiur1s, OF New iark,
wNs nlcctet! tn I'LL tho vacancy. Sir. Chapman
will iuyot, his nttoIlton to tho construction ut
tho Ohio liscr branch Ut tho scl0tovulloy ltoAsl,
In urtlnr to conuect It with tho chrsapuAko &
Ohio ItuA4.