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HoN. THcs. F. BAYARD is the choice
Of the Democrats OF Dimmit county
for the Presidency, and Hon. Horatio
Seymour their first choice for the Vice
Presidency, aud Thos. A. Hendricks
second choice.
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Tue Rhode Island Democrats de-
msnd in their platform > Just and
equitable revenue tariff" That de-
mand is going up all through the coun-
try from both Democrats and Republic
cans. and il viii have to be complied
with before long. The pFotectionis :
may just a well prepare to abandon
their extortion.
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,ONTINCOG-s CONNECTIONS

NON4lNl O$-S AONAENTlONS
Ar LITTLE Rock. Ark, aEd at CoLUABUs, NY.
(via Poplar Bluff, for the southeast and IN the
UNIoS DEPOT, ST. LoUIs. with MORNING EN
PRESS TRAINS in all dtrect Gus.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS between
Juston and st Louis without change.
DINING CARS between Houston ana Willis.
ct. LOUIs AND TENAs FAsr FREIGHT LINES.
Through Cars No Trsns-shipment Quick
Time Special inducements 10
IMMIGRANTS.
They vii fod il to tn If infcTes. TO see the
country along this line before deciding 10 settle
elsewhere.
sE=For Through Tickets and information
apply TO
J. II. MILLER, Ticket Agent. corner Trement
snd Market streets. Galveston.
j. $. LANDRY, Ticket Clerk, Union Depot,
Houston.
J. II. SKINNER, Ticket Clerk, Hearne
y. j. LAwLEss, Ticket Clerk, Austin.
j. NJ. BoRS, Jr., Soliciting Freight and Pas.
seRger Agent, Houston
K. 5. HAYES, Receiver.
II. NJ. hoXIE, Vice PRECEDENT and General
Superintendent.
ALLEN MCCOY, General Freight ard Passen-
ger Agent.
General Offices TEXAS msI30
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EVANGELIST Penn HIS been invited
10 go 10 Bell county to preach redemp-
tioD, and we don't want him to do it.
BE might save many souls, but proba-
bly not his own hide.
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AAtIs sGETGnLr SicItIAH HAM RxNxwKR
y scientific combustion of come of the most
powerful restorative sgSnts IN he vegetable
kiugdom. l. resioros gray hair to It's oSigina
color. It makes The scalp white and clean. II
eanSs dsndriG and hnmoVs. and falling out o
hair 1t furnishes the nutritive pr.a.iple b,
which the hair Is uourished and supported.
uaAcs DC AK moisi, soft and glossy, and
unsurpassed as hair.,lressine. Il is the mosi
economical psclssTaison ovsE offered 70 the pub.
lie, a. ils. effects remain a long time. making
oalY an occasional application necessary. Itp
no mmepded aud used by eminent medical men
and officially endorsed hy the state Assayet
Massachusetts. The popularity OF Halls Hair
remover has Increased with the test OF many
years, both in this coaatry and In foreign lands
sad It is now known and used in all the civilized
countries OF the world.
FoRSAIE NY All DKAIrne
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varIour sln,,ses-

Advancing years. care, sickness. aisapp6iA
ment. and hereditary predIspositon--AIl oper-
ale 10 tnrn the hair gray, and either Of them
inchnes 1t to shed prematurely. AYER's HAm
VIeoR will restore faded or gray. light and red
hair to a rich brown or deep black, a. may be
desired. II softens and oeanses the scalp. giving
II thy action, and removes and cures dand
ruiz and humors. by its use falling hair II
checked, and a new growth win be produced in
all cases where the folliclee are not destroyed o
glands deeayed. lts effects are beautifully
shown on brashy, weak or sickly hair. 70 which
= few applications win produce the gloes ana
freshness OF youth. Harmless and suie In II
operation, It Is Incompatible rs dressing, and
is especially valued for the soft lustre and rich
ness Of tone II imparts Itcontans neither o
nor dye, and will not coil nor color white cam
brio; yet 1t lasts long on the hair. and keeps
fresh aud vigorous.
For SAL ny ALL DKAEsRA
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
EGEcUTlvR DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUSTIN, Texas, March ~, 1880.
Proposals 10 Purchase and Sell state
Bonds
n compliance with section 8 OF IAN act TO
provide for the Issuance and sale OF bonds for
the purpose Of retiring the outstanding bonds
Of the State, acis OF 1873, the Governor OF the
State OF the State Of Texas will receive sealed
proposals for the purchase from the lowest bid
der OF the following outstanding bonds Of the
State OF Texas, or any OF them viz :: Six per
cent. currency, due March /, le32; per cent.
gold, due September ], 1891; per cent. gold,
ale April I, lss2; per cent. gold. due January
!, 1904; per cent. gold, due 1906. The bids w1ll
be opened and passed upon on the last day Of
each month during the present year AZ The Exec
utise once, Austin, Texas,
Iarties making bids win be required 70 Iur-
nish guarantees that they VII comply with their
contract Of sale shcald their bids be accrpied-
Ths Governor ts aufs cIfze1 By law 70 *
change the 20 years per cenf- goid ephes Cue
JrIy 4. 1909 for any OF the oStst1naiHg bonds
y,srsed Il, f,,ls advertisement upon fair terms.
Parfis.s desiring 20 eell or exchange can sppiY
70 .le Bark Of New YORK New York OF ~ the
STATE Treasury.
= Tf1e rsght Il reserved t0Fe3ect any and an bids
I've pr cent. bonds can DC purchased - the
Bank q New YORK 11d a The stste Treasury,
vhen cOntrsrt Is made for the purchaee Of
ps- cent. os per cent. bonds eutstandlng. Fonr
rser cert bones Of the determination " Ave and
IN dollars can be purchased q ne Treasury or
tzksn Il exchange for warrants fer cnrrsnf ex-
dzsa o. NJ RoBgRTs. Governor OF Texas
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OSE OF the candidates for the At
torney Geueralship has the first regular
. announcements in the Bsownwood Sen
f;nel
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TIE exchange Of international
money orders between the United
States and France and Algeria was in
augarated April I.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


N'''o
For Regular Annual Meetings of
the directors ana SIOckh OIders of
the International and Great North
efn Railroad company.
OFFICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND trREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. )
PALESTINE. TEXAS. February 10, 1899 !
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF this Com
pany will be held at the office Of the Company,
in Palestine, Texas, on Monday, April 8, 1880, nj
III O'Clock A. NJ, Pursuant to the bylaws of the
Company, for the transaction OF such business
as may come before the meeting
Notice is also hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the Stockholders of thIs
Company will be held at the Office OF the Com
pany, in Palestine, Texas, on Monday, April 3.
1850, at II A. NJ, pursuant to tine bylaws OF the
Company, for the purpose Of electing Board
OF Directors to serve 6or the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF such other business az
may come before the meeting.
" till ap IRA II. EVANS, Secretary.
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HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS.

BANBURY CAKES. -.One-f0urth pound
butter, onc-half pound candied peel,
one pound currsnts, one-iourth ounce
ground cinnamon, oneefourtb ounce
allsplce; mix well together and keep
in jar ready for use. Roll out rich
puff paste, put some barbury meat in
the middle and iold into an oval shape !;
sift sugar over them and bake like a
PIE.
EGG OR BUTTER GRAvY.-Put intoGa
tin dish one-quarter cup of. butter and
large tablespoonful of flour. Set on
the stove, and as the butter melts stir
IN the -four until smooth, Or free from
Jumps; then pour on nearly pint of
boiling water. Slice into your gravy
bowl two hard boiled egg!, pour the
gravy on them and serge. Salt and
pepper.
ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING. = Ore
pound of raisins after they are Stoned,
one pound of currants, one pound OF
suet finely chopped, one-half ounce
each OF cloves and cinnamon, two nut
megs, little grated orange and lemon
peel, also little mace. eight eggs, one
pound of -four "a little more), one
pound of sugar, one pint of milk; boil
tour hours, and when served stick top
slices of citron cut very thin.
TOMATO CHowBEn. For two gal.
Ions of chowder, take one-hslf bushel
of green tomatoes, oae head OF cab
bage, six green peppers, two onions,
one teaspoOplul Of grated horse Tadish,
one tablespoonful Of ground mustard,
two tablepoonsfnls each of ground
cloves and Cinnamon, and three tea
cupsful of sugar. Chop the tomatoes
at night; sprinkle teaspoOnful of salt
through, and let drain in acolander;
then cook slightly in vinegar; drain
again, and add the cabbage, pepper
and enion1-esch chopped separately;
put INTO a: jsT; pour over fresh, cold
vinegar. Let it stand few days be-
fore using.
MASSACHUSETTS BAKED BRAINS
Pick over one quart of navy beans,
wash them and put on the fire to cook
in two quarts OF cold water; throw in
pinch of sslaratus. Let them come
to boiling, when this water must all
be poured out, and IS much fresh cold
water put on them again. Let them
boil for few moments, until the skin
begins to wrinkle, take them of the
fire, snd get ''bean Hr"-Iuse a gall
Ion jar-and proceed 20 prepare to
bake. FIRST, layer OF beans, then
about 9 teaspoonful of molasses or
brown sugar. Then another layer of
besns-say a teacup full-and- pro-
coed as before until the beans are used.
Cover them, or even fill the jar with
the water the beans were boiled IN, and
cover the jar closely. Placed in
slow oven 20 bake day or two. They
can be removed from the oven at any
time to accommodate other baking.
They must be covered with water I'M
til done, when it is well to remove the
cover and let them dry of as much
SIS is desired. | do not take mine
from the oven until they are good
walnut color, and nearly every bean is
whole. Now, when it is necessary to
keep constant fire, is the time to bake
beans.
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TIE Telephone says that Col. Lang
has not yet said he viii be a candidate
for the Office Of governor
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COMPOUND
DHn Ill
FLUID EXTRACT OF
UUU HU
-wITH-
Acetate Potash.
ME GREAT DIURETIC.
SSpsrIOr to any Preparation offered to the Public
Cheaper 10 price and better In quality
than any Extract Of Buehs
Ia the Market.

- THIS admirable combination Of =
L BVcHu and ACETATE PorAsE. =.
n the two best dinretics known to the
r. AAteria Nediea, IS meeting with ex. \
tTaordinary success. 1t has made .
- many wonderful cures, and Is rapidly =.
e taking the place of all other diuretics. =
II has all the virtues OF fresh Buehu
leaves, greatly Increased In efficacy
by being combined with the other
ingredients (PareirA Bravo, Cubebs,
Juniper Berries and Spirits Of Nitre)
. in such way as to add greatly to lite ~
- curative powers. tits aeertain rem
- edy for all diseases OF the Bladder, -
- Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsieal Swelling, y.
n ETC., etc. It has cured every case of -
a Diabetes in which IL has been given -
r. tits specific remedy for Stone in the
Bladder, diseases Of the PROSTATE
Gland, Retention OF the Urine, Mu-
cous Discharges, elect, Irritation Of
the Bladder: in short, for all diseases
- OF the Urinary Organs, whether ox- -
- listing in male or female. 1t is used -
- by persons of all ages-good for men, l.
= women and children. For many die. {
- eases peculiar TO females il is Of great ~
y service, and especially 30 at th9t
"a period termed CHANGE IN LIFE. c
For Chlorosis or Retention, Irregu-
larity, Palnfulness or Suspension OF
Periods, liberated State of the Ute
rus, Leuoorrhea or Whites IL Is a
specific remedy. II lie n certain cure
~ for Bed.wetting Il children. For C
weakness arising ,sm early indis- -
. erection, excesses in youth and dissi- -
= patton, IL will be found specific. =
II is not a secret nostrum, but Is .
- recommended and prescribed by our =,
GO leading physicisss, ~
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21ss - I'd PLATE . szls ask-kz -. gssnz,,
$500 SHlrT 4 cs7lEzs kos- s'zssst
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR SPERMATT0RHGA.
q e-a.aseaAa PAaTAEEEN


= --s--,ssz- \ Na.U.'ic DiS.S sarS
sE,.S s DO lHi Sci. y, i.s:t..u, Ne,
f,i.,gi. 'tN ~, ..sV.SESa "a. seerCc. an otugly
> riI-.t f2",Nls Ne" aud positively ttegt
s ss.ssj ~ r... I've Remedy tor Ihs speed.
NaS.itsJ ''@SS ''-''' - and permanent Cure
Sa.Etsy Sem inAl Emissions :
. 49, IGAp0rsJcy b, The GU.s
>.ssSsA .zs,gt E..Tltl. lFN5 way, viz D.rcC'
trI ga, u c Disease ari,g bg A5! arplion aId ever
~ pteitic mia. tie Seminal Yes c,ss ES.e.
.f-s Duets PFo5tss15 land aud tJr. lara M, -,
.tt, in uY attended viii ~ pain issauTtuiettce
q -k!s i-+Ued sud soon absorbed. ~, .uc.ug ~
a:c1iGJe 5oat';ng GnI restorative eieSi apo. s-z
1G F'Iff.s "tsS nlZatJAS wrecked from SET afi
aud Stepping lie Craln tTua the tom,
.' LI.tI % t-sHd ana sound memory ITrnav.p!
Inc DiIauesz II Signs, Nervous Debility. Conius;c
s"ce III pre1ua are oid use usually seeomp anyiug hi
t'.. and .giuc pcrttct Sexual ViRor, her, !; Ia
t,. @ n. uT ytasI. y has mode OF trca,in NJ ,;Go
tt- t.' 10 T"'y severe cGsrs, Snd is pfuu1alc
nd, a many tsr witness to. with but lile il a.,
permanent, good. Thee II 70 Nonsense shout t.s F!epa:s
!or fIlr, ga oSsg agn enables positively egnra,
Ire i'ss a. " u give satisfaction during the eigh
Tat 3 use, thousand
sI1ni4is 20 Ils value, and is n;y. ccuresu
s 10y Sic -Msd-rSi Profession 10 Ee the most rationr
discovered Oi reaching fnd eufi.s this ysry pTS
ol.e. ths: is "e known u be the cause o,Iiol
@. i5.t may aud nppn whom quacks nrcy viii
s0sruns ard big fees. The RemedS not ui
in enoTSA 10 les. iaonth. and sent IN rlif
at iniess cssssl 6 II hree
1.-as !ss;Eg hrCe full monthf. win stop tti's.Gus snt
sore yiEcr " the ~orst cases Full DIRECTIONS
Tor using VIII ccfcpany EACH BOX
Z Send f0- Desc jpliys Pamphlet giving AuAscHce,S
= Illustration gGch vii cnGyine4 the most pcRl
Il ttE- tney can se restore. ~ pce+t Inzn.I0d. and
y f.-. for e. duties Of l!te, sznl1 i Affected
Nselt S"aod for stamp 70 any enc Sold ONLY b. the[
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG. CHEMISTS
siafket and 9Th. Ste ST. LOUIS, no
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NnIllH. FAST AND SNUTnEASr.

Trains arrive snd leave Austin station US fol
lowe: No mail and express arrives at a. NJ.
No. Imsi and express leaves at $3.50 A. NJ.
Connections At TeXarkana with Gll'trains on
S. Louis Z Iroa Mountain and SO Rwy. for all
points North, East and Southeast. At Lcne
view Junction and MineUla. with all trains on
International r. II. for r. Ter. Palestine, Hors-
ton, An 2tin, Galveston and San Antonio. At
Dallas. with traiTs OF the Houston and Texas
Central Rwy. for Corsicana. Mexia, BreTOnd.
Waco, Calvert, Brysn, Hampstead. BRENNAN and
all points in Middle ami Southern Texas. AT
Sherman, with II a n. e. Rwy. for sll piOnte
on the line OF that road. At Fort Worth with
stages for ell points in Western Texas. At
Shreveport, with Red River steamers for New
Orleans. Pullmsn's Palace Sleeping Cars from
Fort Worth, Dallas and Sherman TO St. Louis.
Any infVmation in regard tn rates OF freight
d paEsae' nm q, q eqnneeti2ns WI ne eneer
eral supt., Marshal, Texas; W. n. Newman,
genh fri agt., Marshall, Texas, or r. w. Thomp-
son, gea'l P. & T. agt., Marshall. Texas mrs4dtf
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Do d D. D: G: .. !.
FV9 VEH - NS5;es for oar Price List for
m "a - address upon aD-
- E4 "a plicatiOn. Contains
az<5Fs descriptions of every
A NszzH thing required for
- personal or family use
VIII over, l,2OO Illustrations. We sell All
goods at wholesale prices in quantities 10 sniff
the purchaser. The only Institution In America
VINO make this their special business Address
MONTGOMERY WARD 81 Syo S'-'
225 & 229 Wabash Ave, Chicago III
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AGENTS WANTED.

Canvassers and dealers in town and country,
TO sell new styles hRndkerchiefs, size 1SxlS
inches, put mp in packages OF one dozen. S.
sorted patti erns; $500 can be made in the next
ninety days selling them, a. every family viii
buy from one 10 six dozen when they see them
and hear the price. a package OF Twelve hsnd-
kerchiefs. showing inst what they are, with
wholesale price list, sent by mall for twenty
four one cent stamps. No attention paid to
posials in future. W. L. WISEMk&,
Boz l25. ChicsoO. Illinois
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DIR WIN HALLS.
BALsAM for the LUNGS.
Ifasure cnre for. $.

CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, AsrH
Ma, BRONCHITIS, IfOA RSEAESH.
and 40 diseases OF the I.ungs. Chest and TEr
Tbs wei known remedy hiss been used 20
thirty years and has cured thousands Of casss
many 81 which were given ~ a. hopeless
80 case. however cbgtlrate. can realaf the
The LnngH Trial BOtlles will be furnishes
gratHitoDsiy 70 all WIN are nf1iaed with Lang
f1d p ci0 Al diseaSeg.
~ Remember thkt It T. The psTSfsffnf ftsf a
the BEifam that eafeH tie seTffessrs.
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RAILROADS.
NEW TINE GARD:

The attention OF passengers l. invited l. she
5. gne OF Arrival and Departure OF Tg-ias q the
cities nam Il In The ollouriuo
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JOHN X. HENRY. EURRAH Il Co
Sole Pfopslff0fs
8 COLLEGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
J. ~. GrAhsn1, Wholesale ageat, Asstin. i'e
SOD d&ses8
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nlsoEEaANEous.
ONE on rgE tsasT 1uPoRraNT
f1St.urERlsss
JOHN F. HENRY, ouRRAN q CO.,
rams serTAnLr sIorIIAs uAm RxSEwKR

5 Coi.i.kUE PLACE. NEW YORK
Fer sale by i. ". Graham sent. Anstsn.
sai5a&woswiYr
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TO prevent errors and prevent depredAtions
aao kuosniuttons in the presses, We have all
eo%ons weighed On arrivals and detailed weight
ana Classification xlvised before selling. We
gtasr1ntee nrrival weights and return lsm in
our account sales unless otherwise 4gre cd en-
f.27Rrn
, 1880-12-16

tho principle ut tho Mo,rou toctrnc. they
certainly hnyo Tho right 10 tell Great
Britain tn tnku nwny her ling frhni
o,tr bor.lers frtml cir Atlantic fisheries. nnl
from our interior lines Of communications,
reachtna far 9,00o miles from t'uInth to tho
bay Of Fun.lY. Tls1s would bo sensible a1nl
III keeping with tho spirit OF tic Afonruo
doctrine, bnt II they ars not rcaly to tlo
tint, tllon Let France 20 allrah anl sl'en't 1ior
money, nnl dig her canal Without aliy fur
sl,er opposition Ut, That score. II my coi'-
ia,,y want 10 bulId u vatlnl by tho Nlca-
raEna route let tl,um build 1t, or If my
otl1or company think tl,oy hnya i, better why
Of getting across let them 20 thur why. but.
whntcvnr nIay 10 dune, tho nonsense n,rt
humbug Of trying to prevent Franee from
tllggtnv tbs 1'a!inma Catlal with her ow'.
nancy by MI application Of tito Monfoc doc
trine ought to be stopped. T!lu pmylng tho
part Of tia dog In tho ma,,gct Is calculated
to bring lis III contempt III tho eyes Of tlio
rest Of tho world.
, 1880-12-16

THE Official vohof Tennessee, which Inns
just been dccIargt; attds 10000 10 Gurtlelu's
.populnr MINORITY. The returns which TifH
TRIBUNE prtnkd some days aso were OBJ
tainetl from t11 Secretary of States Office,
nlnl wero SUPPOSED to be perfectly accurate,
but tlloy hatY been changed by litter reports.
The oflfeIa] figures arc: llailcdek, 11,A'9;
Garfield, 5F,o17; Weaver, 5.al7; Dow, IL.
THE TnlpfSE's figures were: 1lancocA, t:N,-
ISL; Garacld, os,7co; Weaver. 5,lt'5. Tho
official l6turns a.ld a,pl7 to GnrAel.i's yoto
and tnka 8t3 from 1iancocs's, making total
'tllfrcrcace Of 0,T.D. Gnrlle'ts total plurality,
which was beforo reported nj 2,:130, Is thus
increased to 12,0b0. The morning Democratic
orE.r, which Ind figured out II small nujor-
ity for Hancock by deliberately falslfying tho
vote Of Texas. is invited 10 make note Of
this fact.
, 1880-12-16

tho tlcht rolltt he devised tl,an tint or put
ting II lntna permanent fund for tho s,ipnnrt
uf frcn :,,:l,nois7 Tho tux on whisky nnl
spirits ylelts this surplus It Is Il kind of INK
TINT opprcsses nohody, its use for ctlncn-
li0nul purposes would rellavu landowners tn
tho uxtcnt OF the nltnl1nf rGytnno derived
tl,erefron,, n'!.l thus get rid Ut n tax tint
Everybody now feels who owns property or
tnys rent 'r'lo p!nnters Of tho South wo,1ld
no longer be ablu To teny tho btack laborcrs
tho blessing of n colnnhon-school c'lucn-
t1on, 1,o movement for repeal or re-.
lactlon ut tho most reasonable tax now
levied would then DO popular, and
tho American system OF FREQ common
schools w0ult1 bc matto ,lnfvorsni nuu en0lir-
ing. Tho same constitutional argument tllat
Jnstilies lilo application OF Government rurc-
mo from land sales aluI patent fees TO cdn-
cntional purposes Will warrant n stuilar nse
Of whisky tnx, md tt,ero will be vaatly
grcntcr fitness III tho Inter. If tho Demo
cratic majority which now controls Congress
shall assent TO tho principles of tho }urnsldu
bill, TINT measure ought to bo stepprg-
stonc for tic Republican pnrty 10 ntlya.lcc tn
tho more comprehensive and ralfonat systcr,
of complete sllpport by tho people Of u,,t-
forM system of free and cHlnl public schools
thruugt, tho ai9cnry Of thu General duver,i-
lncnt, n,nl by tnxing tho nppctltes Of tho
tytls1sv consumers.
, 1880-12-16

HANS DuCwNEn n Akillfui ucrmatt cxpnrt-
mrntcr, ntlnutlnccs discovery Of Rre,t interest
artl Importance in its bcnrinE Upon tho theory
of evolution. 1Iu t,as succeeded In trntsform-
ing u,lo kind Of tnieroscnpic fungi, which Is n
dangerous ngcnt Of tlscnse. into anntt1er kind
Of fnh9 whtch Ia perfectly harmless. Tils re-.
tnnrknblo rcR,,lt WIS rcnehe1 BY continuous
treatment Of tho fungi for six mouths. slurnR
which time lSO0 generations woro produced. fto
wis through this proeuBs enabled 10 transform
Tho bacteria which cn,,te "n,llzl.rat.'," tho
dreaded Inflammation Of tho fI,feon. st,to Tho
"l,oupttzc," or harmless fungi Ut hny. anh vfco
tessA. l[e also protlnred mi organism, hlthcrto
unknown. which forms connecting link be-
tween tho nHpru-nnmcd fungi.
, 1880-12-16
PERSONALS.
"Do mt scalp mail when l,e Is down.

"Do mt scalp n mail when ho is down.
Sdchent kellp.
III Massachusetts thieves Invade church.
fMirs md stenl 1ndics' watches. etc. Probably
they arc unfortunate nIn who hlf0 bcun
rendered bankrupt Ivy stnllnr enterprises.
Dr. j. All. Murray, II Scotchu,ai, Is prepar-
Ing now Et'9tlah dictionary. which Ii to DO i've
times us llrge ua Wcbstar's, hut this sad nn-
tluuncelno.,t Is pnrtaaty orAct by tho fIct that
tho work will not be culaplote1 for tct ycnrs.
Although her income will bo reduced to
s2O0,d1 ror nni.tl.l by tho not. tho linroncss
Unrstutt- -Cnutts IN snil to bu determined to
wed Mr. Ashrnanh IInrtlett, md tho EbssIps oven
g0 so fur rs to nsscrt thnt shp Will uhlo,lvor to
keep two girls und 4 hIrod man ou this lnlsernbu
1,ltthnco.
lilo London Grtphlo announces tint lts
Ellrstnna edition will consist nr 100000 copies.
Fortunately AmerlcMn Journalists hhyG tlmc IL
gut up Il bigger lie and sunta 1t across tho occau
bcfnre Christmas. We 1ntiBt nut nuW d patn-
pcrcsl aristourncy tu excel tho froc-born SONS Ut
lIborty In any respect.
A piece Of lnnd tu tho northwest corner Of
LoAleilhnlt Market, Lnnitotl, hts beon valnetl
by tho public authorities 1T s32:o 0o5 per aora.
This item fs prntot! simply tn glro sumo Chtcagu
1llonarchtcs Ut tho Enst thAt whom 1t comes tu
blutling they nru curtAln to gGt loft.
Who, when my prayers Wero poorly said,
Would spnak lno TIL wns nchrly laadt
And put INC tn my tttlo ncd-
Myura1.lnlu.
Who. wiion my little cont had split,
Would lEDl5 Mt tllo with eyebrows knit,
Aud sAy, "ro. wroitl,l ult up aElI gIt!"
Ny Grandma.
From Te1n.uson's New Folatne af I0c'ns.
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