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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04

BAD BREATH!
Nothing is SO unpleasant, nothing common az
bad breath and in nearly every case II comes from
the stomach. and Can be so easily corrected If you
will take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Do not
neglect sure remedy for this repusive dsor-
der. will also improve your appetite, Complex
ion and General Health.
PILES!
How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and robbing existence of all pleasure
ia ready to the hand of almost any one who will
use systematically the remedy that has permanent
ly cured thousands, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
is No drastic violent purge, but gentle assistant
to nature.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04

Passengers carried Freight trains as follows
EAST --.......4: AS m WEST. 1880 m
GEO. M LOOSELY, Agent, Rock Island
A. KIMBALL, e. ST. JOHN,
| Gen1 Slp't. Gen. Tiki q Pass ACT
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04

a&rHy YEAR, expenses to ag'ts. Outfit
II q a free Address p. .. VICkERY,
Augusta, Maine
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04
MAssAsoIr HOUSE,

NJ. & z. 8. CHAPLIN, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
The Massasoit House. near the Railroad Stations,
was established in 1S43. 1t has been twice en-
arged making 1t three times it's original size, and
thoroughly remodeled and refurniehed. The large
airy sleeping rooms, furnished with hot and cold
water. are excelled by none in the country, Spec
ial attention paid to ventilation and all sanitary
Improvements. The proprietors determined
that the world wide reputation OF tho Massasoii
shall be maintained in all respects.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04
Rocx ISLAND b PEoaIA RAILWAY.

IEAyg ARRIVE.
6 40 IN Way Freight ESQ q M F'ht & Accom- on
9:10 = Fast Express. 20 m Mail and Express
rs D m Mail and Exp's. $50 = Fast Express.
6:25 So F'ht s. Accom'n 4:45 Way Ere ght.
The 2:25 train makes close connection at
GalVa with G B & q for points west: arriving at
Galesburg at 500 p m at Burlington 7:15 p m at
Keokuk 9:25 p m; and at Quincy $40 p m also
making close connection at Poor with b q w
andT P s. " roads for all points east and south.
RocK ISLAND 3 MERCER CO., 3. Z.
Leave Rock Island at G:55 a. m, 80 p m. and
1855 m.
Arriving at Gable at HOO m, i: 80 p m. and
AS m.
teave Gable at $50 q m, 100 m and s:45
Ar at Rock Island at S:15 m, g :05 :35 pm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04
ROCK ISLAND 3 xEacER CO., E.. Z.
eEyT ADVERTISEMENTS

r40 dsNnN invested in Wall St, Stocks
0tO 10 0IUUU makes fortunes every month
Book sent free explaining everything. Address
BAXTER CO., Bankers. z Wall st, New YORK
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04

OFT Month ard expenses guaranteed TO Ag'ts
d. Outfit free. SHAW 81 Co. Augusta, Maine
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04

This distressingIahifctio occurs most freouently
The disturbance of the stomach arising from the
imperfectly digested contents cauees severe pair
in the head. accompanied with disagreeable r1au-
sea, and this constitutes what is popularity known
as Sick Headache; IGOR the relief of which, TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Oh MEDICINE.
MANUFACTURED By
y. II. ZETLIN y; CO.,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa
drice. 81. Sold by oil Drnggisa.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-04

CONSTIPATION
SHOULD not be REGARDED as
a trifing ailment--in fact ma
ture demands the utmost regn-
larity of the bowels, and any de-
Walton from this demand payes
the way often to serious danger
1t is quite as necessary to re-
move impure accumulations
from the bowels as It is to eat
or sleep. and no health can be
expected where costive habit
of body prevails.
UTnH n rTTH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-12

1teto sessn einen iplhea .guua, sear pir
uns njemalS snst ei,ter Bartei pereiniden
iolten. weld)e Iid Der Ns3ablunS elmer
SHsntIiden Sthulo eut3jebsu tpill." !
8iele'bcrf erffsn. Wdauer Der fatien,
beIonber5 aud feld,e, wetde iifer jstea
gerbadt ber Iemterlagb erbaten iInb,
ididten Garfield in bsr Nddt ceS g8at!=
taee& ibre @iiidwiinI Id,e. Gin Telesramm
pols a5raaeent ,DaYes lautst -, Weine
herslibfen @'fiidniinIae! 3@ctt fesne
Sic !"
Mefit ben Nad,tarn, meiif fernbafttn
|, ,8armern, ,passn teloncers aeud bic ga,
mifien N18etSrigen in benz ciufadeu
13iulnssr, in uelf,em bas iiiuftiae SSer-
baupt bes siStbtisfen freien StaatSpe'
ien3 ber grbe bic &anhe ron Ieinen, Sieee
erbielt. Ser fleine Scbn be5 5auies
red,uetc an ben sRabt,uticn. Grau @ars
Ftele 5eiste eieieibe piirbise S{nee .wte iar
Wtaun. 9ief seriiart mar @arfelb'8 al
,te Nstter, uao in ber statl mub bic ulte
lruu ild lnadtis erssiffen eefiitIt baben,
als Fs bsr 3eit ,eeoed)te in Der ite, iprer
s5iinsftscbpreneif III ttefter Grh1uth IN Ser
BlpdbHtte er5og, benIstten Sitnsitsebcre.
men, ber lest aIs bsr erite Mann zines. ser
srSbten Dslfer por ibr ltanp..
II q ~ l5Sla aStdatssts. J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-12

SG5 ld MIR Elm srrhbcrgets,tter Gafal
lasspefen. Gine EeSrsFisuns mis eli
ShtasanfaH.@ llno her Ort BABE iaf
plSblth 70 unbeinlith anscfda,'t. 81
/ trant iu Yer Flstriasn 9ssifanra'ioathub'
cir, sfpsi,. .sre! NaGer Nuinsunb fgaate
taun, rpann Der ndGite 3ug ataste.s f.s'
Der 3us tsptia = irasts Der sea-
tuetear. ~ .-9
r $50 immsr, 5in ! iaste psr 9aron .,er'
Rtsut.s ! l'l4l. 1!$$< ! li'tt't =.
Der snae!ee Ger tIsibt aIfo taiat
tItr !? ftaate Mpslas, pr NOD an, beg
Geas Iiatse.i y '> 4
Ser nadffs 3us eebt In 5msi Staneen.
Mbsry la f,tsesenstifstsr @ittuns ieon
Sfm, .,tt wclatnt @ie ansstpmmtn fnp,
mein 5srr, iagts seri Gunsuetsfir.
So iff ea'. Sd ltrtrhe mid bier auf
bieis Banf leaen. Sd wsrbe elm psnig
iMummsrn. Da mirb mir gan; cut srsr'
ben. Nssssn sic mid CUR 3sit. @ber
sinbsn Ste cine 9anies a1,.i Sc pisb fd,oa
ffnFss, unb i'd !isbs IS niht I'm 8tai!eTa
,ufstn. f..s.- ara SO.
sai (EertTessns fpIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-12

assvGs 1T etspas [onber6ar, boz wirs uet3,
iui&ts Don Bnshnd tSren, Rdste a}3ar.t y
feb, bod aud ims Dttcber tparcu bic
s0eridte BON ppHbie asstsaIcl. aDarauf
redaists ;sr ben {o Seben sinterihteten
gtinlhehserpthtt ! III maitabafeits suE.
{amn,eu. z ''''ss'i asf
1 Son 8 .ntu AN lief a5sss.sberiH "a Z
9lsStsberidt iets, saad ibesannen ltbn
@liidluunfAs= Telesran,se, aH;uicmn,en
Nad oer- Iataaft oea- aseI,+ ,mses q q.
sidter segss Yss@ agrt.iaSte Sarfislp :,
| ,, Meine! berttal 4aaa Sir Wep gstfl
batsn, mis'ssjssi Der Sat snlsin iaeint,.
fsnten mir Dem 5eiane bic san,es sYaci.
fFiilte, slems Serieh pno beu eiuise,, S5ls.
ben abendiel snao stbn. ps1 i h6dgea!sl
Da3u bemer,te einer Ger 3ub0rsr: ags
Gpb oieIsn abeao ber faltbIatioite Wfann
I'm Epio." ,sabs.@ slHiad9 IS
Daspilden binein tpurse ees eet4f ttss
I Responsibilities ermdbut uno Glrfieloi
iaots bel risier- -@elsssuAsit.-uSssA be-
,sfts mid nit meiper @rildrupg sesen bic
5dlIduna ossba,SthiAt wafF ID fsbcn
suoiIte, pb .oiei iDemetratiihe yreiFes uhb
Bartei elmer BON eipem sitBeltriiA ti5ten
Statts aufs 1spet s8ebradtsn psrIluw.
euna ids tsaa&tissa masoe, Sbne IL "
bic Guetle beIslbsn nnd,uforidsn" ,alsgI
@lS ipater. ain Mtsnb oer Sie8 gar=
felbs iinsweifelhaft sewrrben mar, iaate
e.: Fsine 5erren ! DieIes Wablerz
sebiib tebsatst 'Drsisaa.~ gsfas baB
bas dnleritaniite Yeli i'd als sise Elm
beiilitas Nltiru beftadtst .5weitcns rpb
20 an cine CUTE, ctrlihe. stinnbs 5inap,,
petitit staatt, prittenS tub es ei,ten mit.
Ffetft ssmeiner pesSnliher gddimpfun.
gen Befiibrten WublfelbDus ,berbamult :"
Gls BON Yirsirien' Elm 1eleSratlh einz
lief, ppcnatb' tie portfsen Reputlifansr
aanhaaft gum republitanI@en etimn,,
ttettel hielten. fatt lid nit ben 9te=acjns
Ifttss srer 'Sdnaninttrlben ein,aIafen,
auestte @arfislc' sd ettlatte mid
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.s3Isser ps,,tlhe Observation-Disclosures RS

= ueter peutl he Acknowledgment
Ihteibt Der r9erolb"h IN @0lilwautee /:
rSm 46s Goasrelie maj oas, Deatlal
Nmerifaaerthum burh .fasesoei SNtse@
o,bnete rertreten :, 5eiimann (Nep. J
pcn Sneiana = 2ecpslS 2Mprfe tDem.
bon @alIadui ietts, s5enrp Ycebler (Dsms)
.pon Minnelota, y1itolas Nituer { Dem
uno 6. @inlisin, (Rep) J. bon, sNep Dert,
.. 9. Deultsr Deg. bon WiseonIin.
Nir batter isa,it IN bers ndtieaalen <@es
ieesetpns ieb8 bentlhzamsritanil De sRsz
praientd1fea. Die Dlelen hir p1s Gb.
seoronetenbaus' ses' n. lgpnsrsHes ersez
ben ln;ener lehs teutl lh.ameritauifrse stb=
Beorenete, nbmeM 'RpeNer BON Minneir,
ia uu0 @ilif ftin 'iHht A,ttetr mad BdibthSz
ton ssbsu Ibereea.i 1Diefer: Beriuft 'tnirb
-uber nett ssmadt turdp Slid. @aatber
1Rsp.) spon9 sDisccnFa uno Dierid
5uiitb (9fep, bon Ss5as'nets. s.--ssb bisernf'r
III Der e,nsigea55taat, melder i'm 47..9 Oh.
''gres purcb 3wei Dentid=almerI erItaner .eer,
fretsn ieiu iptrb, Hanili@ hut9 @tintber
;pnb Csuffer,. ...
u III 94if4 II i II aHeif aitetfI ImM
8stnabewisbsgiuns.u
o8meius Mntlsf mar ldnse Belt nit
NeugalsIa uno sIaspy lglaSstn @pasm
eibaitst; iIs Hit an aopIws5 une Napsa.
fAgpa se unp mar beinaae tTlFoo. Sein
Nrsl uassteiar. 0sbipaa a0nnts ibr belf.a7
l@or ersi Reuaien ttsann l1e nit pein
G'ebrau9' ron 6opfenbi!ter NIT lo aatsnl
gsfols, bas ,jss1 Obslsid lber 20 ,Sabrs
elt, pisosr iunsshbH Ns8la,itsn, Sab
sS ,tsins belisre basnilisnmfei,;n sisbt. Cine
IDhme ta tYrps!esnes q. s. Sugrnals
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Der -SeHalierffraBe gemietbet ll,lb be,

Der SeHarerifraBe eemietbet li,lb perz.
sebrte -fei11e .aattogstnablseitef regelz
nlfBig mn. in 9eiller 8olfsfii6e. ; 1a
Ea6er eill ppilieeretar ni1i 10 aefellt ift,
IbaB ct BON fei1tent Oebalte int 9allo=
i;lnoreben cine O'illion 5uriidlegen fann,
10 mag Sein5inger ippbl in eineln li1=
teren gluge,1blife oas 3lpetlofe feine5
gemii9en5 eingeieben rlro c. bprgesogen
boben, Iib sltt erf0ieben, obiupbl CT lit,
2o1lfe Der Sabre burd feinen @eis hez
reits.oas fir feline gSer1ottnifie bebcll=
tenoe 9erinogen bon Il, coo Mart.
tpel6es nun feillen 8erlDanoten 5ufdlt,
5uIalnnlcngei i6arrt bate. .-..-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-12

~ ,1raftistsit IN hsr Yan,sr, bsrs ben
nttnidltden i85trer sesen Srantbsttsan
iaas fdist. sDifsg gift ,bst rsm stinbl.afu
StStpsr IN nod tGbfremii @raee aals bet
psm 91rper,bes ermadfenen, Iuno snttae'
lihe sefunbe Nabruns, DIE Der Wdesn
datt pertuurn tam, t,lrrtras WdtefidC
.aas wsidt,r itfstr pan,sr ran ads III sag
.aui's gtursasftaistpitb. sUatSsa Esusas
gen bs5 Grwadissn u bic Npsreyl res
e aar rahiaiias' f.I Irh ginastHSas5 Hs5 'iS IS
!@noss baecssn eeoarf ss aussraos Nut'
'isfanad agh, sspsfgs pa& 6tH, ga!wSaY
nuns sinsa seashsisr 5psiie,i fdr estsr
'&smifds 5niammplsyuasI Sidenise lesr
iMu!termila ielta bas @6r6ilb gstieisrt
bat. Der NarneujAss 5safe III gtsu.
-Rasts,'s Dsutiass &intrmrtl fpapoirc>
ptins). wsldss Ii alftn AEcta,tsa, su 50
gts. DisfShaF,su tas.s MI1n9dQ1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-12
@arfslb, am gSabIsaas.

4 @arfelb batte am Mahltase zneben
fetnem Yriuatfetretar speis 1etegsapbeus
En,dnner, it, ieinem 9aule, in, Msntcr uub
bic Tdestufbeulettune erIfredte ih bio
in ieim@ @efdifts;imaisr. VI mar burdz
ana rubis. feinez Spur bon grreauna
wat an ibm gu beu,erlen. gr .telorste
ben Gag user feline Gorrefppnben, ,lnb
Derbanbeite nit ei1iaen Wertleuten aber
Nrteiten auf ieiner 6arni unb in feinem
@arten. z s.~sfs
Nlhulittass beities er nit einem Sreuu=
be ieiii !. gussp" une> fubr gum naGifeu
'5ttuimtaifeu. a3r a,ar anfdnsliH s,ttiz
Id,liilfis bnrdber, Of er ffimnen joge cher
nidt; aber einise Brsunbe ff:tl!en ibm
sSr, BAT, bas Stia'plan-einfadT lsiae Bin
serpFidt isi 1no 'bab er it'd bel ber src=
Fben Mebrbeit, bic er ,idpn int Stspbsr IN
Shtc seHabt baseasupb bic sr,% %,iaal1 6eutis,
gen Ease sHlbsns spsrbs, burd Sieises
runs bieler Webrbs;t UNI @t,,eas sStimnfe
gunalSslid, een,- 8rrtrurfv, fetb1ifithti5
|far lib debf 9eifimnlt gu baben, uusfeten
tSnne. Qnr rsgtprMfatsu Haf er }eier
fteihalte Wtanrer; Der eus tparjieesl00
Satire alt unp bic brei eabercn iibtl iieulr
3ia; ne maren In einems .pieripanni9cu
Wassu inter ben,a @sleite eiaes teMtte>
nen @dsfsloz 8ereiT8 @hib ctnes Whit
corps nad benz sStimntpfate getrad,f
,msrben, ba is Is fId iitAt he5gien, lalIen
Nwrtlten,1 far Gdffielb III FI,nateh; aaser
|auimtliden 9eputlitanern ilimmten aud,
beinaes- ale De.aeireien- -stefes :stbutttes
5irtes fit .@arlielb. 9tatt Wie Der vet
radte Mabor 9asrHrn., ~ .gbieage ben
ysrtritt an1 iSttmmfaifea sn7 Hsrianasn,
nabm Der tinfiisee Vtifbsnt ,ber Yetei=
fnisten 5taatsp isinea Blas ap, EpDe Der
lansen 5teibe bnn 5tinimsetern ein.
Madbsm;srT seitlmu't Bate ta5rb Ell Flil.qd,
Sauie. =
,gato oarauf lansten be erjssal & ele=
| s,ainme ron Wuine, sGci,nscticnt unb
Nep=g =gprf an; iis paseni TO iiberausaahn=
Iitis, bab Garfteib erfldrte: ,Die'e 3ab.
fen fno beiu., jsbigen Stanoe oes gDsbl=
ipie!sS,3u bod. Warten mir, ,sIs,i1f4
Dalb carauf fam Elm Selearanllu Ron
Waine, seeahes bic bortigc Wstrteit duf
5000 aa9ab. Die Nnweienten, beren
3abl fOrtma6reub gpuds,, aueertert ebar=
User srpee 5reuee, @arfelo ds.r tas' III;
| big iiecsn 3elesrammen, meter. > ! : {
| Stun traf Elm serldbliaes aeleSramnl
BON yfem Ycrt nit 8rcsen repubitaai=
ldem yepiapsl Isin, @otfelb fhrieb
| taltbfiitis feine gi8arre. raudeno, eine
Depeide az, oieii.e, brennps in, 8arrea.
1'morin er ihnsa Bic cute Weip Dortei
Hahridt hiitseiIte. 81 Wsin Sdrauf IAN
elm 3elesraum glainee eon Wains, mel
DIES melbete, baB'bieiet Staat bas Ser.
ianmnib BON Septemtet slansenb sitse
1amadt bate. aud. IN sBe5us sauf Sbit
liefen immer mebr erfreulide Yeridtt
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etnssrsetr auf.
gaasnsssDSafe eib,,es anb esser eare

gaasnteDSafe sibaes anb etpes Care
BAT sinen Stuf srlansf, Der iltb niht euf
Izsin1sIne 5sfti5nes, be ganesS 1ssfhranft.
Fgsi beFaorn iilt in rem, prapaEst isine
i6daltGen Sutfan5en ooer tspppfare
stinGiaa;sa sa.-~Gs AsRest-,as- Gsse-
tatilisn uas, bat fiM ssis gRsstfanune ssts
niger sersbSafen 'n'teitntf&tn Nnterttatsa
fss Qanoes erwurbsn.9 98w gort Bcrle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-12

- = Tts Nme.itaacs tSnnsn utdt pon
Draber iassn, pas Sic Samsaraer Grcz
pfsn hersortrinasn, ,sftrs.tI 9srr {.
Shmitb, Golanbns, San. hD3e 9ropfr
taten aua tsI miria5Ur3aeliGes selstast
sunb mub id e,nir ssaher am c&9uantifdt
fCns smen laIfns ,ba Id aifbh nisbs. o5ne bic
'ss @lf1A l hnaaK eFR 50
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= Gm SpaRtae DOR Der 8 8aN,sriaisa
sfs gaatna Icds gSuntndablatt Ser .Gbi.

NH GY"!tspE p"t vi ZDUVIFttItHttE
asts . y@ftaaIcaS 9bantasatlatt Ser Csc
cascsr rSllinois Ssaatsse;,una" IN nidt
wsnissr ais II pstlttabsasf| Strabtn uuD
1sisr Gialsftsa. nrs7nait, ls;sau Eampasne-
Ar.iFsln w6elISit ntls 'ytsJ!tstl;hsafdia.
ten osr pietipradisen 5aness,netscpole
aes Werepti!sns AZ trrrfhert. Dts Nrts,
.tsl sriaien.n IN DrutfA, eusIifd, STAT;
36ffd, eatstn!{A, geltifa, ig9taltsniId,
&panifA. lnsaxil4, -G&~shifd, Daaifd,
5uaaaciiG, Searaa@,sl pcrtpsisitl&,
9laedifca, 8ali!a une Ncrgestia;, untsr
lbfa iDidl.ttsn tparen ..vsrttttsn, gtatt-
seutfa, S6wsissriia, gdiuatif& II. {. M.
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gill, ppaalifder Sqrbaaolll.f l so

= Elllr pDHalltGer S9Qrpagplt!t W0r
8urSenl meloete ii6 berAYoiileeretdr
sSeiilsinger a,tf BEN '@iitcalt bes gns'
baiter Sa6nbofs in Berlin frant nit Der
Semerfung, er babe ii, Ieii,er @o6nung
cincuf Gebpletr pHteit tpp1len, babei@ fct
oerES6ub l9sgegangen rub pie Suael
libnr i'll idife SrliIt gefabrens GnI To-
fort hinSugerufener, 4rSt ieqte ig Der
S9at cine StuBpunoe in Der linten
Yruitleite ieE suno purbes s5sinSilger
'bierauf ioIprt in oas GRfabetbaGraafens
baus gtI6aIIt.' @eia iei,lell '&plcgeli
staatb itloei{en Der llitslidl1e 3llfal
sfeiTcll redten Glaubeni,4iie. lta9men
Oiclmebr an, seinsineer lei bttth ein
angidhsigss iBlbeilbans sDtngertIeiben
-aM- benz GsgWi4ABa sgebraQts lpDroeL
9apoI an Id sll eGEil--Sbslei1 -uuit
Die aerSte, anfQngs 4oiften. pen. 2eipF
singer qa1 9ebfHyg ( er5alten, 10 ifoer
ielbe 6enfoD b0r einlgen Sagen in
6Qtse Der, 8erpunoupg ,seltosbep, s.nse
Fat f6 aud bor ielnem SDoe nod ber=
.dusgeitellt, baB Geiftesediortbcjt oas
W}otib su .ieinem Selbitmorof ipar,
SeinSinger h,ar Indntlib bon Der Soee
perfaBt Our6aus 8elissr eiuera Waion
gu wetoell, ,hlib ser iibaIieBifid aas bie=
fem @irlnoe elmer ilbermdBigen Spar
-famfett; 10 bate CT !. g. itiir cine
TShlafltele bel Seller Seluphuernsiin
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-03-24

But one morning she did not come
down to her task, and the mistress crept
up the narrow stairway to ascertain why
her repeated calls were not answered.
The room was neat and orderly, and on
the bed Marie lay-dead. Beside her
was the knife with which she had taken
her own life. She lay as if asleep, show
ing even in death no trace of the deep
despair that must have nerved her to do
the awful deed. Some compunctious
STRINGS moved the hearts of those who
had caused this bondwoman to seek this
release from her woes; but the principal
feeling was one of regret that a we'll
trained servant had slipped from their
grasp FOREVER.
Marie was buried, an alien in strange
ground, with ne tears for her lost life and
no prayers for her peace. God pity the
soul that was surely touched by human
intrnities and gifted with Immortality.
A broad board marks her sleeping-p place,
with but one word painted quantity up
on it-Marie.
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it, replied the artist. ssBut, SIR re-
joined the man, 81 must cut 1t of, OF YOU
will look like tiddlerl'' The best Of
the story is that the great violinist, hav-
Ing saved his lock, went out and repeated
the conversation.
The other day tenant entered the
office OF q TipperarJ land agent and,
throwing roll of notes on the table. ex.
claimed: "There's iv'ry penny have in
the world: It's half-year's rint, and
ye may take it or lave it-av ye take it,
III go to the workhouse; av We lave it,
I'll go to America on it.'' The agent
opened the roll of notes and counted the
money: "Why, my good man, there is
more than half-years' rent in the bun
de- ''The mischief tksre ISL cried the
tenant, putting his hand in his pocket;
"begor, ] gev yoa the wrong bundle of
notes after all.''
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to several thousands of pounds,
and the laws against bribery and
corruption are almost always audacious-
ly violated and with absolute impunity.
At late election in North Durham, four
candidates spent 100000; in Southeast
Lancashire four candidates spent $780,
900: and others In like proportion. The
average cost of a candidate in county
for contested election is $4,000, and
even the return OF member of Parlia-
ment, without opposition, will cost some
hundreds of pounds. The elections Of
the counties or England alone, including
Wales, cost candidates IN 1874 near 81
100000. In addition to ordinary disburse-
ments, the representative of small Dor
ough must make heavy annual contribu-
lions in aid of local charities and vani-
ties. Consequently but very small pro-
portion of the community can afford the
luxury of attempting to gain political
honors. The representation of counties
in England is confined almost entirely
to the landed interest. Politics, the werld
over, are, in more ways than one, very
expensive,
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and I few, too. Over the bridge I went
like lightning, and ran right into Bar
+ney Reardon, one of the stable men.
who was coming to look for me.
Something has followed me- I gasped.
from the haunted barn-the ghostP
s Did you see it?' says he. No. SAYS I.
though turned round dozen times
to look for it. But T heard it pat, pat,
pat behind me all the way And it's
behind you now, says Barney, bursting
into loud laugh. I jumped about SIX
feet. There it is says Barney, roar
ing again, and pointing to Pop Robins
tame ravenl The sly old thing looked
up at me, nodded it's shining black
head, croaked .Applesl' and walked off,
1t had followed me from the barn, and
every time I wheeled quickly round it
hoped just as quickly behind me, and
so, OF course, I saw nothing but the
long road and the moonlight on it.
But never want to be so scared again.
and, it ever any of you boys 70 for any
thing belonging to other people, don't
you count me in"
What became of the apples ?" asked
Jerry ONeil.
III you'd a been there I could have
told you" said Charley.
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MANIAC MURDERER.

ST. LOUIS, March 18.-A most horrible traee-
dy occurred early this morning in the northern
suburbs of the city. Conrad Heiman, who
lives on the corner of Broadway and Wright
streets with his wife and six children, has been
drinking heavily some time past and last night
had an attack of delirum tremens This MON
ing while his wife was preparing breakfast
Heiman called for her from an adjoining room.
and as she entered it in response to the call he
assaulted her with large knife, driving the
blade through the lungs of the unfortunate
woman. He then struck her another blow
burying the knife in the heart of his wife. kill
ing her almost instantly. A brother of Holman
attempted to seize the maniac murderer and
received severe stab in the back disabling
him. Holman then broke away and ran towards
he river, since when he has not been seen.
lehman was arrested this evening in Car
ondalet in the extreme southern part of the
city, fully eight miles from the scene of the
m urder: When taken to the police station he
was w. raving in an incoherent way and asked tho
officers to shield him from demons, who he
said were pursuing him. HIS infant child In
not yet dead but will die. lehman also al
tempted to kill a young son of his brother,
whom ne stabbed, but the boy escaped by out
running the maniac.
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Expensive Politics.
New York Times,1

Most Americans who have run for
office, whether the office be large or small
know that it is an expensive entertain
ment. But they are apt to think thai
doing the same thing in England is com
paratively cheap, though it is not. Meet
ings must be held, agencies employed,
bills printed, placards posted, voters tax
en- to the polls, there, as here, and for all
those political needs candidates are
obliged of course, to pay handsomely.
The adoption Of the ballot in that coun.
try has increased the number of polling
places, polling clerks and the like, and
likewise the outlay of the candidate
Sharp rivalry raises the cost of such
items far beyond what they would be if
provided for from common fund. Oc-
easlonally expenses are partially betrayed
by party organizations though thew gen
orally form too serious charge for anv
except rich men to bear. Those of can
dldate contesting county usually amount