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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

GEo Q. Sturgles might drive slaves
but he can never drive from the
miads cf the people Of this State that
during the war be was noted Rebel
adito. and finally renounced his po-
l:ula. faith for the sake Of Office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

TIE Radicals say that General
Hancock wears a corset. 1t is a pity
Garfield hasn't worn something to
keep aim straight. 1t would have
saved him and his hackers a great
la4l OF trouble.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

REHEL and Bourbon. -Norgoa-
.>l LC5t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

We hoar 10 more Of Caldwell.
" q presume this is owing TO the fact
tlat the more he travels over the
tate and delivers such speech as
le did at Cranberry on the 9th, the
icwer decent people he has to listen
10 him, and probably lie has conclu-
3ed to remain at home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

BEBEL.-Kiag10oOd Journal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

REBEL.-&ote Jo1S11,ai.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

hteHisencer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

The Veterans Club of Dayton,
Ohio, has declared for Hancock.
The inal resolve made at a iote
MEETING was: "Thut we ask our com
ralos, without regard to politics, to
.all INTO line aud advance to the sup
port OF Hancock and English"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-28

TIE best thing we nave seen lately
.s Elitor Willey's letter to the
Lorgsntown Post. He gives the
Editors of that paper some heavy
gouges in the political ribs" and
The beauty Of the whole thing is
they have to stand and take it. We
,eel somewhat sorry for our brethren
Of the quill; however we feel that
LEY deserved all they got,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

1mal Weak ness. lsnuOsewsy. right lo<ses =
dpesms pimples ON the face, end -~t manhood
Can positively BE- cured Ths LICK and sm'ef
should no: fail to call upon hsm The Doctor
hiss Travelled extensively In Erf"a sud inspScseo
. great deal Of valusbls iniorpas' len. which -
- eon.lst 80 80 i'srsu TO those IN need Of hts
scrsiees. Ln. 6IbbOk viii msks no chsswe
unless he OBJECT . cure. Peysoss Il . dtstsoes
NAY BE CURED AT HOME. All corn
mu5ications strictly confidential Ton see ~
sns but the Doctor. Persons writing to tse Dcr-
Tor will please stsie the name Of tbs pep they
s-e this Advertisement In. Charges rsssonsbie
Call or wrlts. Address DIR ,. " 0lBDuk. Non
I .ssf. San Praneisco. Send SO for spsehaes %
Dsdicine. ei2-dsufs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
DAILY INTELLIGEylER.
Wednesday. Aug. %, 1880.
WEARY WAITING.

The gloomy pine trees. signing. say.
''He babe youhmeet bin here 10 day
The day 10 done.
Tho setting sun
Its course has ran.
IL has not come. though night i. ne,r
Nor will he here
Ever app@ar
Sadly hear
The gloomy pine trees knell 81 hope
And love and faith from mt slopc.
The sturdy oak trees. murmaring low
B.i me beware lest soon ] go.
These brilliant giints
OF twilight tints
Give truthful hints
That ais not dark; there'il Jet he
light
They spoke Alright:
The sky grew bright,
Twas not yet night;
The crimson. purple. yellow rays.
The pale green ~est Vas all ablsze.
The oak is ever staunch and true.
And III be like II. lore, to youl
Doubters hate!
30, pine. I'll wait.
Am too late r
II i. his voicei i was delayed.
am repaid.
No more afraid
His VOWS were made
But TO be broken,
Aud I my patience do not rue.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

One word about the sge Of the Chi
nese Empire ! am not going 20 bore
my readers With sny historical d'scus
.isn bu. I nay jus; remark that not
fer from Cbeioo. q port in the north ns
Cbins. there is ~ this moment living .
gentleman who car most iudIsoutably
-sr2s hack bis ancestry 10 $40 years be-
tosc Cbri.. lie is the Surviving Iineai
de>ee''lsnt OF Confucius. and. IS such.
enjoys the only hereditary Duksdom
OUTFITS The royal family in TIE Empire
with az iBquiring farther ssso Chinese
sbuqaity. is must. | think, be sd
mittsd that country WHICH boasts o
duke whose family goas back for ji29
years land ! suppose abou. the time
OF Soah) cannot exactly b, looked
upon ~ upstart. The oldest EagIi.h
obIeman's family known cannot
show = direct male decent II 500
years; though Welshmen. | Lelievr,
preserve pedigrees from Adam.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
MOTHERS As DOCTORS.

Practical mothers learn much by
entrusted to their care. Soms Of the
c'mm,n sense facts 10 the physical cal-
tufe II these little ones known 10 the
more sIp-rienced mothers may not
come ana 10 those who have had but
lirrl,. care # children. The foundation
must be well laid to insure besltby and
happy children. The child mus. be
we'll slept. well aired, well fed and we'll
batbei b. thorough understan ling
and practice Of those four simple rules.
inuch 81 the phy seal. mental. moral .nf-
feriny in life wo1sd be sv idrd by ps-
reni::as WILL rs child. II = healthy cslld
land delicate one propmtionatelyl Is
regularly put 10 bed about dark, in a
q,,ct well ventilated. or even cold
room. after supper Of plain food. il
will naturally awake at day break. good
insured. with keen appetite for Q
wholesome breakfast. Nutritious, plain
food. at regular hours. with no candy
or aImuiauts. ahd free bathing, help
the system to ward of many prevalent
childrens ailments. and to bear with
much less danger tho few that mus,
necessarily cnme TO the majority 81 the
little ones. The child that is given
just little confectionery, or any ud.
snitsble food. then rocked TO sleep,
should cause no surprise at waking pee
wish and fevsrish. II is simply the 70.
suit Of imaginary affection and want OF
knowledge on the part of the one in
chsrge II will certainly pay in the
end O., search diligently for the cause
when little child IL proverbially cross.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

II . nevsr-failine Curs
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wee / u Q IS.
spermatorrh0a, LOST
MANHOOD. Impotsn .
ey. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies. and excesses in
insurer years - such
~ Less Of Memory.
LxsSftude No-f.~c.i
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

e71 AwEBE- 81 Day q home sssflynaAs.
SJL Oosely oafAs fsss. A11ssD Tnvs 1 o.
Augusta, maAnA.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

these srPears to he 70 divert the st:en-
tio7 81 the people from the actual con-
dit,on Of afair-. In the mrantine the
Chileans are recruiting actively. aid by
the hrs. ct October expect To begin the
siege II Lsms. BY that the the for
eiga element remaining will be- greatly
reduced. and bat few left as specistors
Of the hosI struggle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25


Emission. Aversion 70 Society. Dimness OF Vision.
Noises In the Head; the vital f1id passing unoh.
served IL the urine. sni many other diseases that
lead 20 insanity ard death.
DR.. MlNTiE will agree to forfeit FIyE Hux
psED DofLsks for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special sdyiee and
tre&tmentl will not cure. or for anythIpe impurs
o. Ok hlnrioas found IN 10. DR. MiSriE treats oil
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
CONSTELLATION rHEy- Thorough examination and
sdv.ce. Inc sudihg analysis OF urine. Is 90. Price
OF VITAL RESTORATIVE. <3.Oe . bottle. or f.t,r
times the quantity. 5000. sent TO am sasir :.
upon receipt Of price. or c. o. D., seesre from,
Observation. ,i.d In private name n d.srsd. sy
A. Z MISTIE. NJ b.,
III kearny Street. San Francisco, Cal.
DE-. MTSTlR's KIDNEY REMEDY. SYPHaEr.
Lobh. cures all kinds of Kidney aud Bladder
ceni'ia nfs. 0oncrrhEa, elect, LeacarrhAA For
s5fe
DR. MisriYs DASDELIoy PILLS. ere the
best ard cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
IN FAC nasFket. For sale By all druggists
.ss1v1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
BOAT TO LET.
A NEW SAIL.BOAT.

With verythina complete. to let BY the hour o.
day. ~ bedrock Irtees
Inquire Of n. Anderson. q Hall 1 Psulsoe's
furniture store my1-dff
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
Blackbelries! BIackberris!
40 Gents q Gallon.

.nRDKRs ron BI.AcKBEsksEs LETT WITH
" Mr.. Piper on Front Il, ees OF Mr. Dez.nrncre
= Ne Third street. nsrkes viii BE- promptly at.
landed 10 "
$50 FRED RxDE.
WV unjou Lake
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

HAyfSa RENTED OUR RrsrAuRAyr
i L known ~ the Hask treAans< 10 NJ ]. "
Hurley. Ne ere nat F<~possib Ter anv halas r,,.,
srsrssd On srcuans II tkas sssshlssAnsas q a.
Afssr tAis dsse.
essssls. August IstA. issa.
snt3-sv 1ickAKD kHoLrHoWRn
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-10-16
DRY GOODS i!
MILLINERY, &c.
CHANGE OF PRQPRLEZ0RSErP.
MISS LOLA SCHEU

Would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that on March oath, 1880, she purchas-
ed of Mrs. e. Scheu, her entire stock of
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-10-16
The L0Gt!on Lancet

The London Lancet says:
".nany a life has been saved by
The moral coUl age of the sufferer
and many a lie has been saved by
taking Spring Blossom in case OF
Bilious, Fever, Indigestion or
Liver complaint Prize: 90 cents,
Trial bottle IL CTS For Sale by
L. G. Williams, j =, & Bro.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-10-16
The Care OF Drunkenness.

The Cuurchmdn, discussing the
results OF the treatment Of inebri-
ETY. at the Kings county an other
asylums, says: Whether drunk
enne5s be considered a vice or a
diSease-aDd it is undoubtedly
Doth-it does not appear on the
lace or it why ii may not be treat
ed with - successful results as iu-
sanity, for lusiance. IL Is rot pre-
tended that all cases of insanity
can be cured, being sometimes
hereditary, aud in other instances
supeTindUcCd bv caus, :, and come
TO degree 20 "hicl 40 skill of
man is equAI. Ii is enough that
the permanent cures rauge rom
lilly 10 eighty per cut. while 9TH
er5 are largely benefited. Ih;.3
seems TO be about the state 81 me
case in the treatment of drunkeu-
ness There may re ca-c. enough
ia which the vice 81 '3,ease has
been inoefi,pI from - oond or
thIfd gen"Iati0n, on IL which the
ner|JUs system has become so
%dttertd that MOI iinL csa restore
Ii. Tuis stand t. rea-"8 BIT in
other, and it would seem the ma
ioritv Of cases, either there is no
especial appetite for S roug drink,
or even, il This appetite an olnts
TO passionate craving for it,
there is st'll such a basis Of physi-
cal and moral power TO build upon
that n.Y q few MONTH treat ment
a man may again becoma his own
master.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-10-16

A NEW CHART Of 30 maps, showing
"A "Bistory and Progress Of Uni,ed
Satt7 at Il glance 90 Book form and on
rollers. Beet ageD wanted. J B. PARKS,
- Fu ca ST., Y. Y.
, 1880-05-12
TfI$FSfa


1r. jerome McClEntoek has boon appointed
Agent OF tho Chicago, Rock Island Il r4ctHo
1talsosm CoupanY at Council uluns, vice J. y.
Wilson. resigned.
Commissioner Fink giyes notica that the roa.
eous for which rates dn cotton FROM Cairo wore
Increased from 10 to Oh oenfa longer exist, aud
tho rao will therefore 10 restored 10 10 cents on
cotton leaving Cairo On mud nfter May ID,
Tho Milwaukee, Ssnti,sel says runor,i which
seeMs to hu vol founded, bus 1t that IA, j.
Ear!tn&. Superintendent Ut tho Chiuuxu Uiyisun
ot the Milwaukee, & u. Paul, viii 10 traiisturrsl
y EaacaK4, a1d Will thera tuke charge vt thu
ChtoaFu i Pac!ttu AA tho 6uperintandut.uy 81
that Coupany's roasls lea.ttnS Into this ely
1eis snmpred that Mr: lsobort Harris will sbon
res!Hn hIs position ~ QrngrAl AAungor ef kAa
Erio !tallrosd Il onlcr IL devote h!s fui atten.
ho j j. TIE vios- President. IT l. stasea that iii.
Y. ": Smith Was .RPpulntet 1rat!o Manager! .hf
tho ERIC ap nnttclpatton Of Mr, Harrlg curly
rGKGn4uou. Tho ut1ic9 Ut General M4naxef!p !pf
tho Er1e, It ID claimed, IL tu 6o Rboltshed.II u
Hncc tho Chicago Grand Trunk hallway hns
begun y 20 = passenger bualncaa sroln tRls dity
dlFset u has boon we'll pAlruItzc4, although liz
temporary depot at tho corner Of, Archer YAd
SluWart avenues Ia Father iacoASen!llnt nWI Il
good ways fsom tAe Lusiuess gentry. III tttlpF
, 1880-05-12
mombers arc arriving tonight.


A new tnrtf on manufactured tobncco md
tobacco ateuls, In hogahcads or oases, Inns juAt
boon promulgated by Commissioner Fink und
went into otfaot ycstorday. The new rates will
bc ~ follows per 100 pounds to New York: Frorn
Enat st. Louis. East I1annthnl, Quincy. East
burlington, East KcDkuk lsDck Island, and East
IpulB!una, u cents; frotii Cif,ulnruti u cents;
from Loutsvil1o, lnfcrsonvt!lo, and Now Albany,
~ eeNts; from Evansville, - oclltR; from Cnir0,
~ GENTS: FROM Clarksyte, Icun., 81 cents; frurn
Plducah, u cents; from Owcnsboro 81 contg;
fr0n Henderson. G0h cents.
uy raj! md water. except via tho ChosapeRko
& 0h!o. Ita!lrond, tho following Entcs will lH
thargGd: From PadMcAh, % cetita; frum un!on-
town. ~" ~ colIts frt,m 0wct,sboru, 40 cents;
fron Henderson, &Hti uents: frum nit other Ohio
Al.er landings butwcon Lou1sylo and Cuiro. 10
CENTS; from landlnga III Cumberland River be.
Inv Carksvillp, Itsl., 10 utIltS; from IAndt.gs
on Tcnnessee hlvcr below Johns0tlyiiIc, Tuhli.,
10 cents; from landings III Grcun luyor. ~ eeuts.
, 1880-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
bEa HILLS sPxRcHt
TIE SITUATION.
unt,vtXfs FOR EAltLf ADJOURNMENT.
dAeA} Dspa&eh u 1hs C.teaoo 1s2btIns

". naesas DtspateA u TAs Chicago 1ssbuns. 4
Mi YlmfhalsoroS, D. e., 3lny 1l.-genntor Nou
ca.. ssaan hla speech on tho Kellogg. SpoHord
ahs,s suas' ADD. after speaking two hours and
vii va given rest Until to-morrow, ,whonhe'
maa. % Continue, snd perhaps complete, hls arau-
,a.. is I, 1a!s whole husuess OF attempting to IN.
ma S hSsaoas u laERely Hills peculiar enterprise,
motLa. aas pursued It With. an energy and
tha ,Hs uaat seein to ba thoroughly charged With
pss, personal as vol ~ polittcs! vlndlotlyo-
icY =, ~ ono knows bottoE than he that thu pol.
y. .aM attempt to reopen onco-seItlol caso
,usm,@s.J 70 tae Judgment OF many influential
pen,.as VI MS own party whom 10 must needs
Hhno H. 80 20 yet With him or he will DO beaten.
thl. w. Nascd Eroat deal on carrying through
toe.,ls ta.tsah meaauss, and for that ruasup t1la
in,nsS. naa been locked forward to with especial
ana ~ Gaa expectation, both by Democrats
Mn, ~ ,nepuplie1us. That Hill Ia d u.an OF ,nucb
~ conceded Oh all hands, liz haa
, 1880-05-12
RAILROADS.
-. ~ , y
The Proposed New Line from,
Milwaukee to Madison, It Il
The Tariff on Eggs and Lumber
REVISED Tobacco itatcs.
a New Extension Near Cedar Rapids-
,Railroad Election at st, Paul.
A NEW LINE TO MADISON.

A cennittro .ro,n tho Mrrchnntss As.nc,atto,
on,] fn RI, ~ c,r,,,nr,, nd nt,,n- +.,e,,,.
,.,,t T.. ..,,.,. ~" "..u1 ~ ~.
city Mn,l'lny lit response 10 MI Invitation Ut
prcstlent Albert Keep. of tho Chicago North.
wcstern rnflr,ut t,o,rnnnv. fnr Inn nnrrnan NJ
.'lsG.ha''B .B INC leaelplalty o1 tno p1o!ect OF
building II new limo fE1m milwaukee to Hadlson
yfa Wn.tkea1A and jefferson, Tho party con.
Eistoti Ut stnYsrs. i. 1t. NrUdhonl. GuIo Pfis.
ter, "a. Fitch, Il. Il. fIui,kisls, ". A. Collins,
Chns1es Ity, O. Il. Andrews. II. II. Hutton, j. A.
I&HKrr,nut,, aatn Chandler. j. M. Ern!nbtg j. II,
1ntush, August Fr,.nk, 4. Mullen, Julius Coil.
, 1880-05-12
THE VOELTEI} PATENT.
IT'S CONSIDERATION YESTERDAY.


WASHINGTON, ., c., May II. Tho House
patont Committee to-day resumed its considera-
tlon OF tho Springer bill To repeal tho act Of
Narch !, 1871, extending tho Voleter patent for
tho manufacture OF woul- pulp. 1t Will bc recn!-
lccted thnt the nct WAS passed on tho lust night
OF that stormy Hesslou. Tho House tlad pro-
coc.lod to byslness on tho Speakers tabte, when
n bIll wns rcnd cxtcnltng tho V0letor patcnt. Mr.
Springer objected. Mr.. Stnwell. then mcM-
bcr from Virginia, can,o oysr to whcro
Springer stool and persuaded him to
wntve the objection. Springer. afterwards dis
covering tho character Of tho not, was mnvod to
Introduce /. bill for Its repeal. It is this bill
which Ia under consideration. Mr.. Sto~ell, who
Is now papor manufacturer in Wisconsin, was
present, and made in substance tho following
poraottal explanation: "On the 2l of Murch, 1877.
this Yocltcr patent bill passed tho 6onato und
cnmo to tho Horsc. Tho friends Of tho meas
1ro hnt usked mo to assist In securing its PMS
snKe. Wo had hacn up NIL tho night boforc.
When the hill WIS rcnc4ed Mr. Springer objected
to It, md / went to him.
AND, SHOWING rt1u 4 nEr0nT
Of tho sornto patent Committee, asked him to
rcah certain portions OF 1t. This ho did. satd
tho bill was In the interest Of tho dissemination
Of Knowledge, and thAt s!nco tho INTRODUCTION
Of wood-lnl1p .pnppr hal l,een chcapcr. Henry
springer t,,rne 10 Wattornoii aii' slsKcs II tint
s"SaS'sa iSe @ III Thsa .l; ti's .oS'aoioa ~as with.
BIT. Springer. nelnE sent for catao IN md cot
Eo1oratea r stowea stsSEy 1! taH M %', Ms
h n1 IT, he etor na% exc
tho bill cnme from tho 8onntc Committee. IEAt
Committee wNs u 1lepHhlioan Committee, md Ut
House Con,,nittco So III to watnh oy0r md lncct
the Rctton ot tho Scnafo Comnfttce. The faet
.a ss G Rye Has Ssae s tnS f.
this respect und to ths vxtent ho lind heas1 de-
cctyed. Qne of the curious thinYs r. thls III oaso
tuado nn objection to tho pussnge OF certain
TIE sA,tE RECORD
oojsctou o rS iioasa @ Uess e. III s
sSs SsSyss ;,r;ssI Sss aSSss It Il r.
VSeiter patont was duo to the faot that his
hra9 iia has "s paa papss popso ansS5 & s1S
= year TOR tho pulp patent. According
t. !s statement to springsra Tho ,Ett sesiso
qasoa s these ssS has bosn s ssasy a IL no poo
NJ: Ca,!stcn 4rowno. counsel for ths yoelter
ton fro,n noaton to mako an ,,rEnment. was
printed hrlof. Ito took tho broa1 ground that
Congress cannot ropcAl tho act Of 1871, md sup
ports this Wow by luluorous citations from
bxCIalOHS or TIE BulHEAR COURT.
IN McCIurg w.. Ktugslnnd, Howard. go tho
60 egse Fl 4s agS of S o sSss 1 atst s
can 10 no Limitation of tieir right TO modify
si Ths ast IT. elaso n,5ults 10 tS prohibi on n ths
@ %ae pcss,y po.1sgy c9' G. hs yeH usa4; 4x
an'l ana } ut by ~ tso tesislat!ye arm 1SS ot ia
Goscrsmont: llo sa,d;, ~ the present easo,
, 1880-05-12


Btrong .nouinl etl,1tptnr1t., md delivers b!s
unrto,,co, ,v,,h ,ntorac r,,crn,. tta .on,,r, 81.
,,,,,,,. ,t,,iy n,,,, t,,r a., H., "''
~, nia,,n,, ,r,,,. ~ i, t'Ss - "''' '''>"'''
''' t'es". .'...'., ". ".n' ~. -" .'..'.''. :"
ITO never rcuts f.ts aprcchts, urutltdy never
writes t1le,n II, fuIl. THO ntca ~ whnt hc ,1f.
ltvcrod t,,.t1ny wrrc cnn1a,ncd ~, f;rs m m.
lie spenks directly 10 tho Senate, am, t,as tho
tnnsiner Of n man thoroughly convinced of tho
,tnt ,. nn,, ,ea,,.,,a h,a ..hr. fva @ ~ ,,o..a,,
n's sieeeh tnetn was very 1a'f ahascnce hs'
IN Thu sfur of thu Acnnto Tho Hnttory rrservo,t
Tho NJ ' ,"'.Ia .au"s,o. a1.s' ~, "'' ~ 1,n,nn.
cratic Hido worc Hlao' full. Tho othcr
HattesfcH vnro nt,out huff ft1ed. Mort OF
tho Democratic Hrnntnrs rere M their hcata.
li!lt fnw tcrtbslcnns wGro In thnlra for the trst
lfcct1 minutes: c3nkt!fK ad RSoxS gu Toso tno
y MopnttG,s @ ~, VIII sGH"fa at II =. ~ H. iit
liz tyI,ilc' '"I ~ m t,'o ' ',"meaus tiro.nl
IT, H. "tteS takfns thof ,''e,', a%a tSrpsn!er tssoE
n"es e "s Il ins xsa ~ reH r., 1 tf af
m ahSi i ot ThH ~ 'rry tinss,nrd tcrn,,s III liz,
rot ,, , wtsh to hnvo tho thread Of bis argument
ot'Ac"' .
ouEER REAsoT
readiness III dnhnto. THO rrnl native IF this
rc1'tnst undoubtedly WIS t1tsrv tn hav. ny
p m W. ~ ,r,, H. rom.oas o
r., "a sWm.nr VI 1.nrr,,ntnd mrc r. t,sro
ot to spgrsh Eelf j. Il to sy Sat
nt i"s1 ,; nnnoW pnt IT,. nrR, ,'t,,,!
inv haso ID bca % easiiy lily statcd iii ni;l saisocntly cx:
npea " ~ s a es an Sey ~
ohhfy T1;sea ~ " tI;f - liz ~ NV Ds
e III. h .s @ .,rt 3 ~ nIrnoIr "'
VI 'o'""'''s WIZ ,s1,,.S rn1 ~. sn,re.,, wv ''
, 1880-05-12
IMPETlGO AND ECZEMA
With I.oss OF Hair, Cured BY the Ctitlcurn

With 1.osa OF 1nfr, ENrtI By the Ent5curn
Remedies.
Meesrs. Weeks + potter-Gcntlemen 1t nt-
fortls inc pleasure tn se. ynn tho following RI
port 0t tgtAurkubc cure 1,y your Cuttcura
!tcneitcs. For two ycHra tle ruttcht hnd suf-
fgred With llnprtiEo IN tho fnCe and scaIp ntld
Eczetnn n itswarst form q, te b,ck and shou!-
tcal treatment. sumett,ucs better and souIetimes
worse, but mover cured. Az tho tmpettKo III
creased In severity his hhr br&,nn to fn!l nI snt
lilly, mid he wis fenrful that BIZ would lose IT al
Flight months Hgp hu begun tho 1856 Of tho Cutl-
cnr,t nemed!;cs. and " perseverance, . ana the
nut only Cured nt every phuso III the dfsease,
but hns better hen'l uf hair than eyer before.
70 certlfy to the grcat cufatvu properties Of tho
CnticurR 1icniedlcs III tho treatment Of Skin and
scnlp dtscAscs. Truly youtx, II. F. HOWELL.
6arniu, CAnlldu, Oct, II, 181D.
, 1880-05-12
BRlGHT'S DISEASE

OF Nh6 AEuhGFR 8HttE6RsHIIy TFeRtEd WITH
Cutlcura 1keso1ycnt.
Mcsars. Weeks t. Fotter-Genticmcn In tho
yonr ieG8 Fns takon with d seizure attack OF
KIt1nty Disease, anu entered bellevue Hospital
for treatment. 1}r. johnson pronounced my
trouble Dright'a Disease 1t Ii now eleven years
Ing which time i hnve never been free from
pnfn mud distress. although constantly using
some retnedcB- When began taking tho Cut{-
curl Resolycnt my symptoms wcre severe pH[n
In tho buck. great accumulation OF wntcr. legs
swnlqn and iaInful 80 that l could scarcely
walk, presenting every Hppearauco u drvpsy. Il
tho nesolvcnt nll these distressing symptoms
Disappeared, and in 'csa tlsMn month was
2l1 ". Elghth-st-, So. nos.on. MAy 10, lB1p.
, 1880-05-12

10 accommodate tho pntrons Of tho road ~
Ntnnh Trunk have decided tn r1ln two through
,trafns % tho Fast daily, exempt Saturday, In
at y. and tho other at s::O p. m. and both
will make direct connection for New York, Bon
ton, and Philadelphia. Tho now arrangement
Koes Into eHeot sunday.
, 1880-05-12

,eSsetat Dtspdsth to The Chicago Tribune,
DAvEsRoNT, 1a., 5iay 1t-Th0 Chicago,
lstok lslR4d Paclflo Railroad engineers today
hogan f4p survey Of short cut 10 StusuatIno.
The tssfahco Is twenty eight miles, and tho road
Ia expected tn DO completed this soaaon. Tho
rt' cnh tho bluo-grass coAi-trl1s niue miles
from Davenport
, 1880-05-12

ST. Paul.. Minn.. May 1l.-Tho annual meeting
of Stockholders Of tho Vt. l'nu, Minneapolis Il
Manltaha Hallway wis hrtd hers to-tlny. Tho
Old otlcefs ws5c ret rrtcd nnd solno routine ro-
ports examined. Tho prlnniml o|l!oors of tho
sh1npany arc: 0ovr9u Stephens. Of Montreal,
President; II. D. Angus, Ut. Paul, Vice. Prrsl.
dent; Edward sawyor, 1t. Pa!a, gecrotury and
1iwasurcr, and laules j. Hill, IT. Paul, GGnoral
Manager,
, 1880-05-12

Special Dttpateh % JA4 Chicago 1rtbnnt.
WAslllNuToR, y. O., May l1.-Capt EAds seems
very CERTAIN Of procuring onpugh votes to pass
his bill for III islhuEan ahip-tAilway. 1t IL not
probable, however, that thu bill will bo tukeu UP
, 1880-05-12

s'$- . A04 81 ~ @+kA444 <hAAsSANN
LiTTts .locK, May ll.-Iho Iron Mountain
and Flho Islu6 Railways hAyo scttlod their ltfor~
onccs relative to the Ntvpr Front branch road.
Tho Iron Mountain will build .trnm tho Un!on
ltp0t W tho foot OF Mun streett nsRi tho Pine
tuln nSst at the city,,