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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04

The Errminer says the reasons Of
the Governor for the Communication of
L nhau's sentence are as frivolous as
his enemies could desire: "It We un-
derstand the reason Alright, poor G.or-
gis Drake and the poor devils Of actors
were the Indicators, and L,nham, q
poor misguided fellow, who had to
commit murder to ease bis wounded
senslbllities. In case of murder, We
are for the poor bloody victim always"
Again it says: u ,hn, don't kill me,
please SIR was d piteeus cry that
should have touched heart of stone,
but the agoniz2d cry moved not the
man who came to kill. Can the Gov
ernor slaep o nights with that terrible
cry of the poor murdered gIrl ringing
In his ears2"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04
PULVERMAcHER eALVANlc Co.,
COR, EIGHTH & VINE STREETS, CINCINNATI, o

No. SS!O' Is d petsr
find. Sendsamp for package. CABBEY. Buffalo
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04

MY Annual Catalogue 81 vexefn bic
craving. from photographs Of ths Originals, Win
be sent FREE 70 all who apply. Ny Old cnsfo-
mes need not write for II. loIer one of The
ton OF which were grown ON my six seed farms.
Full directions for cultivation on each package.
All seed warranted 10 be both fresh and true 70
name; 80 far, thtt should Il prove othefwise,
viii refill the order gratie. The original intro
ducer OF the Hubbard Squash, Phinney,n Melon.
MaFbleheaded Cabbages, Mexican Corn. and
scores OF other vegetables. invite The patron-
age Of all who anxious 70 have their seed o.
reetly from the grower, fresh, true and Of the
very best strain.
NEW VEGETABLES a sPEcEALTV
dec0 N6t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04

Toe Baptist Herald. having gravely
announced thai religion IN 4, xls IS at
s.anisiill, the WatchnldR says: 1--WE
do not wonder at this when We see
professors t1tm elves so loose IN their
habits. It is difficult these times to
distinguish maU of the church from
man of the world"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04

DO !; =: =; :
address upon ap-
descriptions OF evory-
- fhing required for
personal or family usA
goods e. wholesale prices In Quantities % sait
the purchaser. The only Institution IN AmeFtcs
who make this their special business Addrena
MONTGOMERY WARD . CO.,
1xJ 11o Wabash Ave-, Chicago. III
, 1880-10-30

Eight Hundred Thousand Pounds, He.
1Hlr1nH Forty <:nrx to TRANSPORT ii
AcrusH tic CONFERENCE.-The LurE est
Single Vault III thu World.
f!y far tho largest cuntrnct thAt WINS ever
entered into III tho hlAtory Of the rafu tu stnc.s
0t this Or any sshUr country wns that hy JiI, ".
Norris Fice- President pf the NIrulh Bnfu &
Lock Cain,sa1y, 1T Canton, o., with tho San
FrnncLscu Safe Deposit Company. VI glrc MI
Illustration Of this vnult upon nnothor p1,Re.
Our spilcu w!tl only permit us tn give few
Items. The burglnr- proof walls arc three inchcs
thick nj, around, and uro constructed OF the
tnst Inrg'ar-proof Materinl nnd OF tim I1lust
Rctenti'ic prlnulpics of construction. Tho slNrs
and fn'tsw0rk nre inarrcts Ut strength anJ
niartahElltt. Tho outside Is adorned with 0rnn-
iloltnl castlDXs aud tho knnuls arc ttileA with
ltssu-re!ciyo work representing Thurwoldson's
scasons, which were imported frum Gurmaiy
expressly for this work. At convenient dis.
tanccs, on pcllcstas provided for them. uro
lronzc ful-szcd Knights Il, nrtnor, who slnnd
Un perpetual guard over tho trc4suru within.
Thru nra inside 1900 safe depusltorlcs, with
rllsor md gold orllntncnts. Tho nuts TINT hud
tho butts III tho ceiling 1hrn RItlest 10 represent
atArT. tic s[Alcoa botwoon ocruteNn blue, md
when ti1hted by Kas the Scene Is Oriental In tta
lnnEntsiconuo On the whole, this ia tho u,aster
achievement OF tho uXp. Tho ntebpld yafc s.
Lock Company hnvu constructed uther hrKe
vaults, etc, which will hAve notice at some
future tlsne. In tho meantime, we ntlyiso nil ut
our Western ctics who contemplate esiubtfst-
Ing safe-teros!t companies tu consult With Mr.
N0rris. tho veteran coiittActor In this line. tho
tutAl vuliIta bclIIG close to half II lnilttun
dnlt'irA. The 0ff1c0 n11d warcroosns az tho Cou-
phny til this city nr1 lncnted nt No. u StAto
street, wlarc Mr. Norris uAn bo fund.
, 1880-10-30
CI,r.ldar ~. Factory.aIaAe Choose.


,Areht!cncon Dcn!son. Of tho Churci, OF En-
subject IT checsa.nAktnF:
~ doubt my hefng ablo 10 tn 1T seryco tn
you hi this tnAttot. Where turner's hAvH cnsMe
to know TINT ehecsG. tHnture. 4ra Kreat tnis-
thke. ns hnVo nlways jndRo.l tten. III le, thsy
nrc ncN!tiiE cecxG-nlNktslg lHtl their own fanI.
l!!es, which Wna tho why III which Mtt xtanl
Chc!ldnr cllGesu usoA t1 be made, md must br
hl4tto u IL to rFhsesy9 ttA character UNI its
price. Homo ninktnK At,a lls, artclMl drying
1'rd tho tw0 principal ocInunts Ut Rt,oil chccao-
taAknE. II Is Alnnst tnGtrIIecirahia TINT any
farmers tn the Gt,eldar choexe Country sbo,tt
hhvb thrown intu tho dtch ltll tEolr val,.nhlu
monopoly hy altNwlllB thHlHselvex tn lW DO
e1if&al by tAb American uxAn,plu Into arttulnl
Hfyin3 nnu rtpltl aale. A tUal ChGltiAr shull.l
lint no naten HHf'or eighteen m0ntta frtttl ttntA
4E making, RItl Is hest ut two yGT1 fr0tl IL. M
AtIGrloals ur g!ctry~tinu chCesc stEIulls awc1tly
nffhF tix Ilnnths. when It ~ u rstp9 lsotwtcn Tho
!'loU atl4 ttI9 lnnRH&ta. Tho pnbliu Kollor1i!y
A4lfo lNn&i kkcN III bvrAu4Y IliMaly-nflt0 tlut Ut
u hlantltcd WIN buy chctosD Nstdf iltty Il wlstlH
chbnsg but u htanGh 1T 0hcpkH, aIih then ent it
ili batDro thav inl nut how ll!Iy Inno uni how
hasty 1t u. Ther0 ID no rniIutry III Eurnl.o, nr
nit Ut IT, that cAll Maku prlfnu CbetktuE ehoest,
exoopt san1rs1t, A1ld 1t ii thu worst fully tn ~
ana @ throw away u niDUoWiT, buI!R u natural
Elft. Wo ha!l hctter ~ hack nlltl. il H.od 10,
i've On bread md Wntcr two ycnra. that III tho
lh'rl $eur we and our etsst!tneTs nIay elo nhIn
nnca snot1 to !fyU tn bEoM,! aud rull Chcitlnr
elgnao. There 3H sso hnttcr fuotl In tho wurl.l--
irw toode 70 Kosd. and WI have been throwing 1t
all away llko lJfuts."
, 1880-10-30


Aa predicted ycatonlAy, tho Wabash has
finally ,net tho uassct,por rtcs OF tho Alt0n md
1Itn ,s t,nnt raj r. a. fcuis u,l Ia ,,r,,, soitn.
" -. ~ !.ue !u.u - ~" so's
!!a'tca tie8ats W tA!t plht 1or %, tAe eaHso ~
tho uthoEa. The Wabash held Oft until yostGr.
t!hy noon Without reducing tho r,to tn Tint t1x,1rb
tn thn hnnr thnf rho f1cncrnI ro..,r,or hvout.
=. - - uulo 11'as .uu tuesunhet nRu.e
Of tho thrco roads might s'lcaoesl III making an
arrangement for the ru0lliiK OF tho blaincs1, ur
fiji somo other way iayJao n nlnn by whte,, Tho
forr,nr ~, tos rx,,i, tn ',rn.."i,o., trs., nnr1
~, s""9s .n.oe so'.u W annsaVu. 1"v oet.
es''t lasao'aoe @'RVms y Eno H'toh' 44iAols
tho Committee OIL arranging mattery for
tho ii. Iolls D,vlsinu. 1,1nt vnstorlny
ianrninr hinI ITacnssntI tho sitI,ntS3on Thyo
Wni;ash r.,t,rt.tntHtiv1' ,s,1ns, thnt liz t1t.ts
ass hctweci, chicagu It'd st. Iouis be- sap poolod
Of ths 1Fn6ie TI1eIo wiz tut M ate ' o,tesotion ,ts
thcv ,,,t,t n tisc,ixs liz ,lIvisint| ~ i'm l,,sf
n".s inv fn,,nh thTrs"Ivcs ". Si,iniv mir, th"t
fh"rc rcnnns INF iitt1. htC thnt fhn Va, H.
tw.r,, thn,., a., .y" ~ tIaltn, ~, .rha ains
rnns,,sc"tn1tv., ] nrts,", n,I,% ~" ,stm,sf unra
chpIoTn" ttnt hia !p.l o"sarni ~ 1tnIT
AID wanli @ Iaot 10 10 saissi witt css % than 'ts uIp.
,is " an ,,ii,. tsr. r:,,,rx.t%t,vs ~. ~.
~Iarei his riIiI,'mn,s. ~ ucnnrr si,n mimi ,n,
nt., ~ nr sne ~ "GsopS no stsiI i SS'
1S,is ~ ni,rx 's ,vntai , ~ @ iMt at ttiri
~ ~, n, ~ +,c Hi.a ro n'tar .s,,stt.
~ ~ wv ~ i s :" ~ ~ ~ w. ~ t ] n
~, Esat H. i..rutc, 'tu 10 ~ ~. tnt is ~
, 1880-10-30
BALTIMORE L. O1IlO.,
Ebeet1l fNfYh,feh IN TAs fthfr,Ia, Y1Jhu

WAstllNdToN, D. T., Oct, @J.-Iho baltimore &;
Ohio lias 1u At achieved Mn important voory In
tho Fodurnl Courts In rc,InsylsanIA which will
10 Ut grc.t advantage tn 1t Ill Us t4roAxh trilio
with tho Weat. Tho elect Of this decision II tn
9ye tn tho baltimore & Ohio ltAtlraa.l e,,iIllalt
Ut what It long has sought, M independent
route to Now York, aud, with this nst link In tts
connections effected, that rnIruad hns through
conneouona independents of rlvhl 'thr0llgh llnes
Nil tho way to st. Louis und chEcAgt. Thu contest
Was over tho right Ut the 't!ntla,0re 4 Ohio
Company to hhy9 its cara hAul0! uyer tho thtI'tR
atllGs W Of TRACK around Ihilnlu!pal9 knswn as
tue ur!ys Ferry Ur junction ltnMl. THY lnAn-
9 exclusive arrangnnsnt' With tho pcnnsylvanIa
, 1880-10-30

Mr. HAnulsoS's Committee Is engaged in
circulating u forgery, which every mn,, Oh tLat
Conlultteu well knows to DO a forxgry; and
troso is nat utle Of them who will not DO ashamed
ot himself noxt Wednesday. though shoy aro
aUt st1n1lCl easily.
, 1880-10-30
A EHflttlnlf1 C0nlfn.

While 4 ltltlt Klrl In Norwich. Conn.,, was
taad o1nh nt.ar IN upon g4ln-let. aLo hcuiIot,t-
NY brought her head tnu MrVsr lilo .lalur, aud
pFrscncu Of mind unnllg, t1 throw il fi1na httT
huad, auM escapEa with hur hulF considerably
anaotl. Tho comb busnel on tho tlour until It
VIVA ontlrely consumed.
, 1880-10-30

:r,n,Apt.Y Mr.. Carter 11u1nl,g Harrison
oil, mt cauBU tho nrrest OF nily moro Quilted
s,o,cs Sunery!sors Of Election. but he might
yet Dr. blackburn, of Kentucky, to como to
t:hIcaeo aud hold Infected rugs undcr thoir
ro.rs. Try to carry OH tho Supervisors with
sma,I.p .pox, Mr. unrrlson; shnt's yonr only
chnntn. So
, 1880-10-30

No MEuonANr can loso by closing Ills store
Tucsdny. There will bc only ono supreme busi-
ness in this couutry III that 1ny, whiuh will bo
tho election Of d President and tho Insurance Of
peTrnancncU IN financial nnst commercial affairs.
, 1880-10-30

.,upug I}RGMsioyn IS III full accortl will,
acn. Hancock un tho subject Of tho saoro4 ut,ar-
,rter Of tho writ Ut hdtetls cnriln He tnsFsts,
"a did HANCOCK In Urdor No. 10. that the right 1T
h.tt.as corptts "mt,st be preserved; and In this
iu,tnucp Unclo SUN Will suitsiu tho upright
la4.Isr
, 1880-10-30

wc scorn h,y political nssnotatton with my
p,,trctiotllst. No rrotccu0niat cat bc q nomu-
CT. G.; ~ cn.tt.au-put, thick md tln, nKKressvo
etn1tnirrnnt Frcc-Trn,se party. sit'ritnntln3 nj!
.a,Ics 10 this aud thurei,y ttrhwtnK ~ Itself MI
Citizens tSi who have true appreciation Of this
sraui urfucjple. r..
, 1880-10-30

FIVE hundred l}oarl-of-Trado staiwart
met will stand ut tho polls III this city all day
It,cs.lay, Just to sec. YOU know. whethor Carter
Humbug tIurrison's policemen will undertake
to pEcyeut Ncpubliaans from voting thor Bantl-
, 1880-10-30

"TuE best Mayor that Chtcngo ever Ind "
Wit, take notice TINT Judge Thomas Drumrnond
hns not retired from tho Donoh. Policemen Will
nlso tnke notice tint ChEcngo Is In THO United
Y,alcs, and that Unuic Sam Is d bigger inau thnn
MD Harrison.
, 1880-10-30
THE RAILROADS..
Experiments with a New Electric
Safety System.
The 1T. Louis Ratio Finally TO-
diced to Five Dollars.

AnItEs11Na ACCIDENTS.
Tho l'tcstt0n IT prpvdnx n snfo s1g,lnl, that
VIII prevent tho numerous raitronh aceideuts
that nuutir utmost datiy. and b. which ~ tnMny
,softil 'iscH nro encftllcc ia ono that t,as lNnY
neets subject of uHrncat htutly nl,l experiment
Nearly all tho dcytccs thus far tr!est have proved
n,oro nr [ess dcfcctIvo. a syslun1 al electric
stgi'nEs hns lately bcon ilsentc.! which Is nnw
beln1 Introduced by tho Union Electric 9!snat
Company, ntsd which It is believed will proyc
superior tn 'nhy stRnn1 yet invGnlcd md
will n'nke railroal accidents from cnl-
llsfons, lr0kett rsils, oruu switchcs,
nfo., almost MI inr,sstbi1Hy. IIy tns
system tito rails aru ,isct III conductors and tho
Truck asrns'gcd lit a!gltat scctious nr milo Or
n'nrU II desired, ouch scct1oA being provided
with aIgnnls az pl aced tint It ta Impossible for
M cnRinacr to run upon dangerous grolln,l, cx-
cept he ocs 1t rOoklo3Iy ur wtlItutIy With thu
a'totnntto warning stnrnH him In tho fncc as he
enters tho dangerous tH,rtton Df tho track, Tho
circuit OF cMch stKhAt sectlun Is rn,npotc, hut Il
interrupted by MI obstruction rtaoet across tho
track, or a f'a'r Of uAr.whce!a With thotr mxtp on
It. or any uthor conductor connectlng tho rai,s
between tho o,,ds or tho sect!on, or hy dis.
placement OF II rail- or switch, or
ny q Wshoat, which gvoa ground
eenhectlofl.aild VI long ls this condition rot,ains
tho dn1iRor BsEHnts ut each cHd Of tho section
vii! inevitably give wArnng t0 an approaching
tratn. Hut tho moment thu artificial connection
Is REMOVED tho current resumes Its us.lnl cir.
cult mud safcty slRnnls automatically ropluco
thoso OF uaugGr. With this s1gnGi, 1t ia c!amul,
nut raii eAfi 10 brnketi Without giving lt,-
n'etilato warning, no cars cnn 10 broken tooso
1fosn thelr trnlns md left on tho trick without
hotlfying oil tralns cuusfng TT sutig tint there
1s uNslEer: cur On II slde-trnck eanttnt lq loft
partly otl tho nlai-trNck, which Is tho ct.tlsc Ut
, 1880-10-30
WESTERN INDIANA,

Tho ttrco euses Of aicCur,nick, uutt, mud Wall
lnco aHA!nat tho Chicn4p & Western l,,jtunu
1tnilru.ld Company came IN ycstc,1]uy bcYoro
.1utlgo T,,,cy on mutton to modify tho ;nIurc-
tlon. Ti,osu were uEl cl,ses brought II, Iruyunt
thu ruad from cot,dctnl,lng propcrty of tho co,-
plninants betwceu Eighteenth mid Twcuttrth
strcrta. 1uve at rant md th., rivor tro,,rrrrrv
,nI,ro,,ons ,.nr.. ~, .,,, u.
..H M1uHouons Mcru Ktantca ~ tccoti4hgo WITH fto
!iu XIV i,n nl .uG nppe'a't1 Iort Wn,c.l @ t!,o
a, t1 fmG u.In.!s ior .ne rhat usKc1 tn
thnt ,n f'sg st,tr!,,n.e 1o'' % Vn ing gFMu
,tSe III ~; ',s vai'a, asI .ao f'i sma ~ allowed t1
,o n eaSm ~ tn9 prop"ty necessary TO
snE M ~ ,t..in1.. nt.ninms ~ M.'s !nto t!e caS.
,s.s,n,, mv W. Luz tn9 EoialiiitA oJco.ed
,t,c, ~. IT. T., ,; So,1i IT,, n oSsfo ~ petl
t,nt ,or , II! IL LIZ ese. nna nit
I'M -. Msi M.s "'e'ooo LUZ so'' shou'a ee cosapcueu
~ 1",4. "a'., ,,,,,,., ,,o,o,,,x .h,,.,.. H.,
r,y,, - ougo 10y ~ an%esGf @ .noashf tho faa f hait
t.hmI - ~ w au Gustt.tlhhs QnhcI INC !!un11t
, 1880-10-30

EVERY QUO OF tlla Republican candidates.
for County Commissioner Is rated iu tho ounl-
nlcrcial agoncy's register as worth $4,000 TO
5000, and thoroughly Trustworthy. In oyery ts-
tpcct Could nny purity Ao hotter tbun that2 !,
, 1880-10-30

L71IF1g0 I}FDTHf.
HosToN, Oct x.-Thc Directors Ut tho IIoston
s. Albany fipad tluyo rotetI IL reduce tho lucnt
freight tnrln onu-sI1tu per, cont, md to nuke
tho dividends horclIfter ,pn}nbso quarterly, bc-
ginnFng Due. 30. Tue report for tho year ending
snpt. :D shows MI increase III tho carnngs ot
$l,3l3,65i over tho preceding ycar, ind corro-
spending incrcaso Ut expenses Of $G,l,4sl. 4
surplus Ut $3i7,7lB Is left, after, dectnrlng tho
Agalnst Inst years surplus Ut $558, 8,EM.
8. After pickering, the Directors Of tue Nashua
Huston 4 1.owot! 1T tho Nashua & L0weil RoMt
1u1 ycars Mt rurtAl ot LOU por yenr, which Is
equivalent to f34 I,Gr cunt uIlO tho curtnl
Ftouk Of tho roAd. subject, ,hnsovcr to r:!titi-
cation by tho stnukhO!durs uf bnth corporation
which will fneut on Nuy 10 t0 not uEuii tho aui,-
3eet. Very tlIg doubt IL entertained Ms to Tho
aetton of tho stOekhodors III both clNcs.
, 1880-10-30
ur1'El. MISSISSIPPI RIVER RATES.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER RATES,
Representatives Of tho railroads lelslia4 to
Upper Msssspp lsiver points frum thls uitY
and Milwaukee, hold 1nueting ut tho Grand
1'aelflo Hotel ycstorlay far tho 1ugpuao nt
arranging wlator freight tnrtr To tht,xo points,
Tho following roads waro represented. Illinois
Central, hi,waukco s; Vt. lhsul, Narthwpstur,s,
Chcago. 1T. Paul Onnha, llnrlinKton s. Quincy,
cc'lnr Aaptds Eosthurt', aitd peoriu 4 Hack
lslaud. Tho ratcs fronl Chcnsu md Milwaukee
Ts " IT, 1o - toeMs' ess ~ ss
0Hd clnss. 10 cents, third elnss. u cents, aud
fourth oaaa, Us caitsi cnss a, ~ conts; ulass IT,
"a cut,ta; ctAta @. :s!I{ ccta: Cass ID. 20 cents.
Tho nUos 10 Duhl,latc md nt1,cr slisxlssippl
ltvor points Mnro mA,l0 tho RaMu us ttioy wuro
Inst Wlnter. THO nuw rAtcB will 10 tntu etr9ct
Nos. ], t8SQ.
, 1880-10-30

ELEVEN million francs In French gold
rcachea Now York on "Wednesday by tho steamer,
"Icland, which aiso brought enough Gozman
gold 10 mako tho wtolo shipment thsoe millions
Of gold by onp stcanner.t
, 1880-10-30

REPUBLICANS maybe dissatisfied with this
candidate or that, but they can never bo satls-
fed With dishonest ballot-nox. Two wrongs do
not mako right. Staying awny from the polls
eannot help to elect gold officers. u.
, 1880-10-30

TIE heart Of the Democracy wilt DO broken
u tho suporb Ia t1lstaucol this time. Wo no
oogor struggle moruly to defeat nlta, but must
have him shut out 4ltupether. az
, 1880-10-30

1T would be p0nuy-wiso and p0untl-foolfsh
poloy for any merchant to keep his storo spen
for tho sako Of u few dollars Tuesday nud iosn
perhaps ten tltnos rs much ns ho would take In
by Domocrntio taxation next yenr..'',
, 1880-10-30

spectal ntspafsh 10 Tit fhtfdsn Tttbur&
EiaiK. ill.,, Uot. x,-ih,st evening Rlgln f.o1ec,
No. ~, !. O. u. r.. elected the following new
otf'errtt =. =. t,rtn',. ". y. r.: NIsa Fanny
White. ". y. TT r. 4. Adams. ". Secretary; +.
y. II. l'arkr.. ". 81: Miss Laura whtc, ", |.
I'll, Alfred Kirkland. ". T. o.: Tho Installation
Will occur Thursday rvcnfnx, HDy. 1.
, 1880-10-30

THE Increase in tho vote. Of Ohio at the
lAto election over tho highest voto ever before
cast WIS E'i69. Tho increase in Chicago aluuo
will possibly be W, ,oOj; auu iii tho wholn stnts, It
stot unlikely, twice "a much.
, 1880-10-30

ENngrtSk AVnier--('nttinr4tc and Alter.
ntivc-t* vel. .kt,oxn opcGitu fur constipation.
!tl'Kcsttnn. md Rll lisnrAars Nf the atottach,
!lyer, and klt,,rnys.
NEtlety ygnrs' nop,lar ,,so nttcsts its purity,
safety. Ant tl,FEr','ri.y 70 atl waters ut !ilis
ctgu uni domestic: they t,t,pnir tbH digestive
1fRaps and khlDryA, thereby intiuctng trrcparl.-
bic results. Manu- genuine R0l.l nt druuHht.
, 1880-10-30

Ftncatlkter's f'ouRla 7ftxtirr.-Titc s,eA
rotttly for use In the fnsnlly fur s:oupt,s. cne
bronchitis. uslEtnu cu.lsl1ptfon fur nd,llts. all,
whnupinK- tt'.lKh as!! Gr'ntp fur caltldrrn. Fro
IlrEl 1.lly by Jnhl i. l4,e. corslGr Unlisted ait
llarrlstii atrcGts. and for sula by Mll druggists.
, 1880-10-30

The Erentest bteasinE over offered 10
suffering humanity Is Arcnde k,ltayss. In ,lys-
pepsia; nnstrItts. f,al,*a, general debility. ctn-
sumption. esc., 1t nets ltkea CHARM. Distress,
depression, Ntltnslne%s fanish. C1mfort tnkDa
ttcl rJlncc. Appetite IND strength return rs Il
~ 1aEn ku'IIfss II not medicine; II Is 5oshl
ln t1rIn VI Pheasant milk wIic. It represents
oil tho clotnrnte ut nutrition III II vItaIzcd and
easily 'I1estei form, sl i!hth!ng rise 50 rapidly
Gnrtches The hisHKl. Trnntts. 0tt Knn,yss sent
frtc to my address. Hcwnre uf limitations,
Ara'n''s kusnysx i* not sn i, tho traso. CnI,-
s11l,crs .'pplsGs directly !,y 4. Aren't. Chemist
corner Mhllson street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-10-30

Mn STILES tried to tlcal fairly at Hershey
1sall, and ho admitted TINT tho county had neyer
potofu had 60 pure arl ptl!otcnt a Government
Al nqw,
, 1880-10-30

The Republicans Of Brooklyn have de-
tectcd moro than 1000 easea ut falae regls.ra-
tion ID that city. Possibly twice that number
might bo dotcctod In Chicago with little effort
aud push. -
, 1880-10-30

IT Is an even bet among tho knowing ones
that Hancock will not hnyc 1Ds Electoral votes
too precise nuulbor that wudo Hampton pledgod
10 tao Democratic candidate ut Cincinnati.
, 1880-10-30

} oSLr ono day to rebuke the Forgery
party put down ballot-box stuiIlug, and lift tho
bafdon OF from tho SOLID South.
, 1880-10-30

The Confederate Democratic Congress did
not succeed In ropnatipa tho United states Elco-
uoo laws. Thoy tsIo1 and fallcd; thAt'a n.l.
, 1880-10-30

THE Democrats hive tho City Government
now. Whit would they do II thoy had tho Coun-
y doyoFnment nlsu2 :.
, 1880-10-30

Srfrnce In thc household teaches ttx
Tint pnnr and ndtltcrntctl Flavnrsng Extracts,
while cF.tinK trft!e fr.s, tnrscIse tho ,!nctDr's
hills. md tnkn nature. grcatc1t gift, n healthy
stoniuGh. curxe. lturIiett's Extrncts uTe pure.
, 1880-10-30

LIE Forgery pnrty lnllst go down tn this
soautfY, or tho country must 40 down.
, 1880-10-30

no 1lEsrEcrAEt.E Democrat can vote for
party that countcuAnces and thrtycs upon
, 1880-10-30

JUST ono day for purity, economy, and
ey eemc'ency Il. tho County, State, and National
0oYernments.
, 1880-10-30

'Tte I'u1,Iie VIII I3e,varc ur II rrauti,l.
len. Initiation nf tni,btils Electric SOM nov
!H'llK ihrtet On tho tlHrket hy tlisrutrus..tIta-
tto'l. II Will ruin nny tlnthes wMHlled with 1t.
lnslst upon having 1Iubbi1ls E!ectriu.
, 1880-10-30

INDIANAPOLIS S EVANSVILLE.
Spfe4a1 ptpofA to 7A4 Chicago Tribune.
1Hp1ANAroLrs. Ind. Oct ee.-Ptof, Collctt haa
been engaged for several days with representa-
tive OF Manchester iron company In makiug
, 1880-10-30

haye leen I.s'tei, hut they nrc nnnbIo tt. t,ni M
.tLaclent pm of rc'leeu,'ug ton: maturity II
aeHlIcra ecscrNl t,f whom have tIcen III this tty
t%r t,o t,nst ,ew stnys An nna incy mem, To- ntta:u
n er s II 1t'fss East. s . ds" Fl nsara
un,iss ,he provision q .he my rii!es prohi%its
BY iiccntci aRaNts Ti,crs ace.ns " IL G.Is i. liz,
far Kat. Yfay fny, q H., xo,.ns k @ to o,ttanaR
espt by reaa d e rs. f ss mret s ss
unproatal,le. and keep, Them There until tia
a. thulr Investment rho firf,,is arcatlS ,iis.
'lao 10 fnako s inrXo rrtll'eton In rates for ~,
"s W look snS 'Sy @i III "E "aE"% " y s Sty *t'Srs s
nolclnn which thoY prepared tor themselves
l,y f.,nl!ehy selling sueh larao u'nounts ot iii.
LAX. ERIE wEsrEns.
ws,,sr, wGEyEtHsH tss,p q ,.a1,i 0%t i%The nto Es9
t S ssss II tne csssa Gssss !: "Rs s "a =. e:
hfu. living to the tool lIuiwaen tho Wuhnsh and
'no ,,e9 i.no We ini5t trent them rs one r9a"
10 aid tatcs ss othss ~ estopn ps po!nta a
III proportion.
1T. 10uis.
". Louis. Oct. a.-The Wabash oponed to-
4 Altun ii takimg WaI,sh ,.,,jn,Itcd tlcksts Ia
cxcthnxe for its Dwh. All competing rua,1s cx.
A1ssn1tnED.
Mr. +. q. Wyntt. 0enurni Superintendent nf
the Chfcngp. Clinton, Dubuque & Minnesota
ltailroa. annonMcGs that OH Aild utter Nov. |,
le3o. tho Chfcngo, milwaukee, Il vt. PAUL itntEroat
C0inpany Will uporato tho ent!ra property III tho
ChEcago. Clntn., Dubuque & Mlnntautn and
Wisconsin Valley NuiIronsis. I,rI,llllnK Tho
branchpa known m the ChiuaHo, 1lelluvuc, Chs
Ciao y Western, The Wa!tk,Nl u Mississippi, aud
tle cAielona, Mississippi j. Western.
In nccor,Ilt,lce with fle nhnvo announcement,
milwaukee, ss 1T. Paul ltn!lruat1 Company, hns
lssllt4f tho following cfTutlAr:
Th'E CUnlpuny hAylilE came (tlt0 tho possession
of tho ChcaHn. Cttnton. f'uhuquu Il Aitnnrsntn
lln!irund tnEutllnH tho l,rnnolirs known ns tho
GhionR, l3eltgsue. cnseate X Western, tho WHIT
Western ltallrnntlsh the snt,,e viii IL, Uperate
nlt1 known on and after Nnr. l'tnx!mo. ~ tho
nuhttQte nfyIA!a!i Of tho EhlcnBo, .tiwhl@keu &
ii. lttil Hallway. Tho Wtseonf[n Valley tall
ru't.i hnvHE n1so cotne lnt0 possession Of this
CntnpnnY. tho s;1tiiu will be nptr4itel and ktnws
4stgr tho aopye .!ato rs tho Wisconsin Valley
Division OF this railway.
~! business reIatny to tho passenger trt',lc
Wi 70 transacted with. ntit' Hll rcpDrts mlc IN,
Ut hftwnukce. All hnstttrss rctutinK III tho
freight department will bG transacted with, md
re1arts Hato IN. tho Superintendent VI Freight
Ir;tiflG l1ti tho f3GilBrIt{ FreH4t Agent Of ibis
Cn,nrnny At Milwaukee,.
:!n!I1t freight repnrts Of all connecting lines
Milwaukee,.
an rnfntttnnccs md DRIFTS for batanc.'s wIltho
mAIp to md drmwn on X. u. JGnMfuHS, ,1rcNsurur
OF tuls Company at Milwaukee.
, 1880-10-30
MALT
BITTERS,

New 1.lfb for Thntc Worn Out by Disease,
1Anlar, Care, Grief, ar Old Age.
MALT Hl'rEItH,. prepared wllhnut feruentntInu
tFoM HAlt llna CMliAnyA- md Irnn Mrn tho EtuIeHI
Nunrlshtltx Agent In thu MrI cIr,I lfIt4fe," for
ttiu Naak, CunyniasconL tisnrwurkrt Sarv0us, Mil
nncto,y. and scrpess. Tas fer1 tlla llody md the
lissr nti ktinrys increase tin ApStite, and enrlch
tno tHi!uyti ee!r nonsuMl1tyes, l*!lcHto ku!naluA
ny vastly nn.%t!"r 4! avery 1thHf prsl~ Tnt u
hAtnal. l.n.k ias ihp ttJMrANf'H siGHATultE, III
ab4tyH. eU1d everywhere,