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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
T, Buchanan Read.

A correspondent writing from Win
chester, Va. says:
A look over the great battle-fields
which surround this place-lields that
are to-day brown with the fresh-plowed
earth or yellow with the stubble of the
gathered grain-fields that drank the
blood of thousands of the bravest and
the best of the nations men, recalls
Read to my mind, and revives a story
of his genius i have never seen in
print His poetic fancy often leaped
through the fumes of wine that fire.
quently clouded his brain, and one of
lis. happiest flights was inspired by the
word peace spoken just after the
sound of battle was l.ushed. and the
great fields about Winchester, which
are to-day groaning with the burdens of
husbandry. were desolate. The torch
of war and the hoof of strife had blast
ed the face of these charming hills and
fertile valleys. Rad had been dining,
and was sfull.n He came staggering
into the presence of two of the most
distinguished men of that day. He set
tied himself in a chair and seemed limp
and almost 1ifeless from the effects of
dissipation. The statesmen were talk
ing of the settlement, and of the de-
mands peace would make upon States
manship, and the rewards of the con-
flict, if properly controlled. The word
peace spoken by one of the gentle
men. in the course of the conversation.
seemed to electrify Read. He started
from his stupor, and, sitting up straight
in his chair. with his poetic face red
with wine, but beaming with intelli-
gence, and his eye flashing fire, said:
Oh! that some beautiful bird of the south
Might build its nest in the lannon's mouth,
And stop the awful roar.
The last word had hardly died upon
his lips before he settled back into his
str1Oor as utIickly as he came ont of it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
The Author of Home, Sweet Home"

A0U LAAb44O4 IA AAOAA4O1 WOW xAbA4kO-
In the London Press we read: The
author OF Home, Sweet Home j. FL.
Payne, a poor but genial-hearted man,
was walking with friend in London,
and, pointing to one of the most aris-
tocratic houses in Mayfield, he said:
Under those windows | composed the
song of Home, Sweet Home as /
wandered about without food, or SEM
blance of shelter could call my own.
Many night since wrote these words,
that issued out of my heart by absolute
want of n home, have passed and re-
passed in this locality, and heard q
stern voice coming from within those
gilded walls, in tue depth of dim.
cold London winter, warbling s'Home.
Sweet Home. while /. the author of
them. knew no bed to call my own. /
have been in the heart of Paris, Berlin.
London. or some other city. aud have
heard people singing .IHome, Sweet
Home" without a penny to buy the
next meal, or o place to put my head
in. The world has literally sung my
song until every heart is familiar with
its melody. My country has turned me
rufhlessly from Office, and in my old
age have to submit to humiliation for
bread" 1t is limited by those who
ought to know, that ssthe genial hearted
mans appropriateness caused his family
no slight trouble aud expense. :.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
NATURES rRxUMPH.
Frasier's Root B1tssra.

~ + p 4 j
Ii you are weak, or languid, us,
Frazer's Bitters.-
Ii your flesh is fabby and your com
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If you live in malarial district, use
Frazer's Bitter's a
If worn down with the care of chill
dren, use Frazer's Bitters.
fyou have got the blues, use Fraz-
er's Bitters. ar
Ii you kept late hours aud lived con-
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#er's Root Bitters. 1 IA
Ifyou need toning up, take Frazer's
RoN Bitters.
. Ifyou have abused instead of used
natures gifts, use Frazer's Bitters
II you feel old before your time, use
Frazer's Bitters.
Iffife has become burden and you
have gloomy forbodings, use Frazer's
Bitters.
Ifyour hands tremble and yo II eyes
have grown dim, Frazer's Root Bit
ters will make you feel young again.
Sold by al. druggists everywhere at
the low price 500 per bottle. #. S.
Henry Co., Sole Proprietos, Cleveland
Ohio. ~ zflgs
For sale by McCabe g. Wheaton. Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06

boys TO pass tipttt Iosif OF I'VE were
within the hall. Just as tive. more came
up the manager Of the telegraph office
happened to come along, and he quick
ly put the astonished door-keeper up to
the dodge ~ f
Specimens of new method OF coun-
terfeiting silver coins were received at
the Treasury Department recently. The
coin is cut in three pieces and portions
of it filed off. The pieces are then put
together again by the use OF solder.
so much smaller than the original that
they can be distinguished by other than
actual comparison. In addition to this
cutting off, holes are drilled into the
coin from the edges and silver. taken
therefrom. replaced by base metal,
and the edges polished SO as to make
detection almost impossible.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
TRUTH ATTESTED.
Some Important Statements OF Well-Knowr
People WHOLLY Verified. atf

In order that the public may fully realize the gen
uineness of the statements. well the power
and value Of the article of which they speak, we
publish herewith the siiLe sgnatar Of parties
whose sincerity is beyond question. The truth OF
these Testimonials is absolute the facts they
announce be ignored
{ els MOLINE, Ill. July ID. 1881.
a ~ Mas f Se R reS 5fz kidney and
Liver Cure, has been used by both my wife and my
SELF She used 1t ION general principles rs sys-
tenn and liver regulator i took the medicine for q
long-standing kidney trouble, which has been the
source OF much inconvenience, and which failed TO
yield to the doctors remedies orany Others until
used your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. We both
unite in pronouncing it to be the best medicine
safe remedy z4 10 lza
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
TIE REGULATOR /!

IF You HAVE EATEN ANYTHING HARD OF DIGEs
TIoN feel heavy after meals seepless at night
take Jose of Regulator and you will feel relieved
and sleep pleasantly. 1t can be taken in the place
of Qunine or btters of any kind the dose is small
and it's virtues unidentified.
See that You get the GcEuine in White Wrapper,
with red 2 prepared ory by j. 81. Zelin q Co.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06

OWNS all
IMPROVEMENTS.
Supoa a Thought sh PA
p
hhaso
Dspa,o on Canal Al AdaS ago. eeg
D. Ii. C. Y " III.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06

Time and Doctors Bills will be saved by always
keeping the Regulator in the House
for whatever the ailinent may be, thoroughly
safe purgative, alterative and tonic can never be
out of place. Persons living IN unhealthy local.
ties may avoid all bilious attacks by taking dose
occasionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
IF You LEAD SEDENTARY LIFE. or are weak
ened by the stain of yenf duties, avoid stimnlans
nd taI-a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
Moffat's Life Pills,
and
Phnnix BItierS, :.

| The Most Successful Medicines
I'm the World. 50 4
Established in 1885, by ore of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throug hort q orth
and South America, WiIsl more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine.
MOffat's Life Pills
are purely vegetable; they act
ON the Stomach and Liver, and
regulate the entire system and
put all the f'uneti0l.S of the body
i'm a healthy condition, o ard
WARRANTED n certain cure for
all MalariOus Diseases, Torpid
Liver, Impure Blood, yaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
Indigestion. CestiyeHess, Merry
Gus and Sick Headache, Colds,
Scurvy, General Weakness, and
Fever e. Ague.
MOffat's Phoenix IsitterS
correct the Secretions of the
Stomach, and are Sure Cure
for Sleepfessness, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
Weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands OF Certificates are
i'm our possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inyalu-
able medicines, and we are cer-
tain that they will do just what
we have said. 1t is simply ask
ed that the afflicted will TRY
THEM ONCE, their use will con-
vince the most skeptical. -
Pages Climax SaIve % cents q box.
Moffat's Life Pills % cents o box.
Moffat's Phoenix Bitters $1.OO o bottle.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
CHICAGO, R0Ck ISLAND Q PACIFIC Z. Y.

40 1flE OhEAk CO4sNEAt1ASU xZ1HgS
Its man line runs from Chicago 70 Cornell
Geneseo. Moaine. Rock island. Davenport. West
Liberty. Iowa City. Marengos Jsnooklyn GEfupeii
Dies Moiues tthe capital Of Eowa5. Stuart htia1-
tic and Avoca with branches 1rUaa gSsircaIl
flnes Washington. Fairfield. EldorL BelkDap
Centrev3Iles Princeton. Trenton. Ga9lHtin. Came
ron. Ieavenworth. AUebison. and kanses City
Washington TO SiGourneys Oskaloose. nna KEox-
f0nspOFt. Independent, EldCn. OttEEnwa, EDDY
vile, OSa2ioosa. Pelia, Monroe and Des Aosues :
Newton y Monroe: Des Motnes 70 Northumberland
Avoca 10 Harlan. This IS positively the only
Railroad. which owEa, and operates n through
line from Chicago INTO the state OF hansaa.
Through Express Z Passenger Trains. with Pull
Between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS cry.
GoENcII. BLUFFS, IEAgENwoEsrH and AftsHK-
eOS. Through cars arc also rus between Mi f1ias
Zee ong Kansas CiTy. via tie ~LiswsSukes ana
Rork lkts.nd Short Lane :" 4age ~ 4a4ss-s
Tho slsreat Rock Island" is TaagnihceEsiy
equipped lis road bed Is simply peffeef aid is
track Is laid with steel rails s.-.f
what viii please Yea most VIII ne tD9 pressure
beautiful pTalries of Illinois and Iowa IN one Of
our MAGNIFICENT Dining Cars that accompanE eli
1hrouph Express Trsins. lUu Ees an entire
meal w0cd rs IL served In any GrsG-cLSss kDIef
Appr eciltirle the fact thas a majority of the
..1p0T,le prefer separate apartments 19r dinerpEt
lsilrposes tand the immense passenger business
nource that this Company runs Pullman Palace
Sleepfag Ca-s for slesptag purposes. and PGldcs
- 1s95g1E.hEANE AEaAGEg EAg kH ere ma
&, rMel9sssa svaaai tLIs' Line, knDssn as 1lL'
Eo- Information not obsatnable as n
Il L. CABLE.
Tics President and 0ea1 Mannguz
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
RAILROADS.
Rock Island & Peoria
.RAILW q Y.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THk
EAS ST AND sou T T..

Trains leave Rock Island.S
$50 m Way Freight.
$50 s. Fast Express.
1870 m Mail and Express.
$50 F." Through Freight and Accommodation
Trains arrive at Rock Island
$3.50 m Through Freight and Accommodation
1913 Mail and Express.
$40 Il Fast Express.
4:3O IS Way Freight.
The FAST EXPRESS leaving Rock Island at go
m arrives at Peoria 12 20 m. at Springfeld 25
m, at Decatur 400 p m, Jacksonville go p m,
Alton 20 m, st Louis 81 D m. and Terre Haute
l1:55 p m, TIE SAME Day Making this the best
and QUIoKEsT route to all points southeast. rs
The go D. N. train makes close connection al
aava with o @ for points west ;arrving al
Gsleeburg at 4:26 p m; at Burlington 40 D m al
Keokuk 10 rs p m; and at Quincy 10 :05 m.
Arriving at Peoria at $50 p m. making close con-
uections with B a. w and P & Wfor Indianap-
oils connecting there with all fast trains for east
2 FAST TIME. SURE CONNECTIONS, and
rates as low as by any other route. irs
&. e. CABLE, Gen1 Supt,
j. Y. MAHONEY,
Gen1 Ticket Ag't
sThe $3.50 p m Accommodation leaves every day
except Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
What will the Weather be Tomorrow!

feet and Reliable We VIII send it, delivered free TO
Weafhsr fndicafor in the World. Just the
thing for CHRISTMAS PRESENT. Agents wanted
everywhere. Send for circular Berdre or
OSWEGO THERMOMETERS WORKS. Oswego, n. Z.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06


Dining Cars for eating prrpoges only. One.othsE
great feature Of our Palace Care ~ q SACklNt4
SALOON where you can enjoy your " HssanA1
Mssisiscent IRON Bridges span the sTisssssspps
and Missouri rivers al all points crossed 1Y this
llnc. ard transfers are avoided az Council Bluffs
Kansas City, Lcavcnworth. ana Atcllisor. con
necEipns psing THsas " UrtoH or
THIS GksAT TlzSoCGH LINE ARE ~
AZ eGieAco. with al diyerEing .ines for the
al ESQ fEyoop. with the l. S. &Ms-. andP
at WAsHIEGToa HEIGHTS. With p. c. 8 Sc
ALA SALE. ai.h III Cert r.
~: III l' Mid: i a5d r r ( ~ ida . - = = :
iaIand Short Lane. and Rock Ispd 4 Peo. ids
:, ~ i9AyE;gEolss: vith ths Davenport Division
At WEST L1IsEETy. wEth the B.. C.. ARR
1s f1Es MoiNEs. with d. III 4 DIR.
"a COUNCIL BLyFRs with Union Pacific r r.
ut OsaAHA. with b. IL Mo. r. n. E. IN Neb.l
AtGoIusgus JCNSrIoE sis39 & ~ a n z 2
ST. l.. b Pee. Gnd q 3. & q. II hde.
81 kl0FUk, Win Toll Fec. = Wqr-i Wa1s 50
Louie a Pac.. aud ~ 4, 6eo; q NV. = kda,
As ATcHEsoE. with Atch.. Topekn q Santa Eei
AtclI a. Neb. ara Cen. Br. u. +. h, nda.
At L,EAyENwosTH, With kan- Fac ana Kan
ItK1ysAs CRY. With an Isnes for tho wes
= fhreurt TO PE0RR jBE@ M0TNE1,
AIExzES0Gs sLlld AEAREls w ORTIZ
/ Great Rock Island koutes1 arc so1d ~
81 holas eiekos once, address,
II. ST. JOHN
Gen1 1ieket and Pas gE Agts
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-06
SIMMONS

ted with loss of. appetite
general, costive, soInetir
the head is troubled witt
sation, considerable los
with painful sensation o
thing which ought to h
planning of weakness,
, 1881-04-27

SOME OF tho French papers seem to regard
tho expedition aHA,nst TunIs al sort OF trial on
u ANAL scale OF what the French army can d0 In
its rnorKanlzod state s!uoe tho defeats Of 1870
1871. There ts no doubt that d great change Is
developing In French politics. and rising In the
long suppressed national prids IL perccptbie.
In no palmer aud moro energetic manner could
this change bo sEguallzed than BY the language
OF tho xix. 6iecle. In Que OF lts lateat numbers
this groat pAper Of the Frpnch middle classes
wrttes ~ tollowa:
An tndescrIhab1e sonsntton of patriotic eatta-
faction sttrs the penpl0 OF Franco IN lnnk!nK
upnn her yullnK soldiers leavfn8 for tho Hold OF
Motton with trusting hearts and clustlo slepe.
and follow this tlrst trul Ut tho auAltticatlons
OF our new army. From 4 military point nt
viaw this >expedItIon aEAtnst Yunis, which WILL
require nbpuk lo,0Q truops. II tnslgnifQMnt. but
wo bid tAr0Woll to thesg troops With the same
ardgnt wishes for thgfr sl0aesa a. II thoy
onrrfcd tho tutufp OF frnnco with them, Mny
thoy fotovarmOre REMAINDER the glorious tlelus
whose nMnaes nyc inscribed upon their banners.
Thls little army Will have an opportunity to
endurance our rc0rKAnized army ts capable. IT
ts their duty t1 wipe mt In Africa the hunli-
lAtluY name OF y conquered people, which hRa
been ut 90 much detFtH,ant To US as nation,
This IL honest at loast. Not n!one Tunls II to
ho taken (which Ia of but little consequence hut
tho expedition is chiefly considered III little
tria! performance Ut what tho French army In
tts roorYanExed state can do OF the gsoat trlal
to como. and whom and whgEe 1t Is to como OF,
tue 2teci6 doea net Say word.
, 1881-04-27
GATH gats OFT this piece Of gossip In con.
ncrtlon with his criticism of Vinnlo ltoam'a
etutup Of Adm.rtll Fhrrnv1lt;

GATH gets Oft this piece Of gossip In con.
ncution with his criticism ct Vinnlc ltoams
statue Of Admiral Farrngut:
American public men 1rB, generally speaking.
Rs lEIturant nhnHt nteturgs and atAttlos rs wcrc
s asr essbElans t. ;a O, hnme.
ts trssna u u bid p!csi,re. they aprrceiate fom
Nast's oartonl,a mug yo9d ahrom0s. Mrn. farra.
sten,iIty si % norsed s,ss Vinnc 1sas 1si stati,o of
her huaband. r. vain have the q u9ttsts exeai,nsd
sars ss Hum se4 ~ ~ Ts M
status. Gal1. Sbarman says allas lloau, il good
@ sF iss s oa bon sseS x Nsa wo Ws
pretty Pust-Ot!ico clerk ut Washington, An-
bilious aud uHtlriug. and no doubt. with hnrtlst!o
capactty which, taken III ti!uc nnd well cduca!sd.
whlo still Il ccrl<. her winning why's prevailed
upnn tho crude scnators aad conBreastnen TO
~ the Government, aud she rrcslyed $1,000
for that I rteollect an incident between two
Hanntors OF protninence cohoornIux Vinni0
sWoos ] IN tt,is % Witty. capt,yatins iitto Iady. liz
knew al about tho lRws OF tho United stnres.
phtcnts. otc.. but llo tnpre abnAt statuAry thAn
laws 10 the !noraiitles wore Ildorsed: but he
was good Judge IT ongrasinas, pictures. a,'d l
soulpture: Trunlbull wont to work With u Will
sannor sto"tiy OPPOSED 5s't 6er hsvlns anythi,!s.
Whcu tho mndel was tlono Summer opposott tho
s sys ss 4 RnoM S
ID Ind" Wheroupon Mr. Tsumbu'l romarked
that he had aeen a man shameful! enough ta
anse sEs work r., sna ndit that ho hs nsySr yr
work of, ona suocoastul without edueation O
recognition iron. any contemporary nrtist. The
as,s.1 s1nsG Is srst II 1eion y Df Tgft
connection with the product.
, 1881-04-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

Philadelphia Press {Rop.): The plan whiea
Gen. Mahono advocates will pay nincleeh asu ",
ions OF Vleelna's debts. Tho plan wnlea ~ W
oppnuents advocate will pay no tTe ZAP nn@ ~"
what. no ono can tel! whcn 40 Que cna s le''
it hasn't evau paid tho interest for ycaFs "
only perpetual proHlso to pAY.
New York Tribune (1lep.} Tho DeHoflsxs
10 shouts Of "hnsgatn" with Malone feuu. s.
very like thoir "fraud" yel's In ls'0 aha ,!us !,
from tho sano causo, The Domocrnss 'f.ea .s !"
buy tho Presidency In 187a, and falling. MSya NJ
TO shout fra4d. 1hoy tried to nny MahUiy hu, !nsa
yeas aMI falling fhey namica! snoti a,o boaaa
aaism!" Thsy hs'ia 10 io1xas M tool anyoudy,
Cincinnati Con,,ncrctal: "Dlcssed Is .ns s
man that walketh not in tho counsel OF inc G,r ~.
godly." And that man IL bnyor Aeans' 49,, ~
follows In tho footsteps Of tho truly sooa .ns
OF the Gaxette, ~ how could ho do otne's W.. sa~
nut 1t makes sorrowful the facrs o. ..r. .a
doughty Democrats who assumed, " NO M,
should ho suado Mayor, they would nass snl.
tautlal voice ln tho distribution q tao 1'sscoa spa
was ns ast ,, q !aSF p rgEf'. 1Es.,aI .Ia at!s1 H.
election, howover influential betnre y, H,4nt nj osd
gued enough Morgan till thAi eisi e,;1.appcsF
paaso bMt y waa fapposed ~ U,,",r,bi.d Mp, il ds
tflhutlng the Offices. 1t iurns !lt' t"c nu%ud epd
that tho Mayor hearkeneth to s his sossur ownrtras
waks y s, hS wsyS o. hM N p"t'snI a
aud bpuk. .yurds, with no ttu cnt'stetaai.w i.wsuo
| the zeal OF theae municipal rdtoriness
| tho pArty !tselt Ia it, herce nros' ,.nJa
New York Herald: Tho l'lll!aue'ttTh, l'lll!t"ath.
Pr<sa compares the Now York Itftnt1 " "" .cnty.
cugq Times Of april 10, which conthl'e" ~, ,.,L
four paEes Of eight coasln'ns ea,I, ,.y, ths
umne Ia all. "ln addition to th's. 81 s.,t a,
p'rtss, "the Tl.nes had less than noe. ,hus
many adyegtiaspenss ~ tho htr'ha. Nv Nc,
| continued t.xteD as much eeAliuY matter ,,,1t
, 1881-04-27

Dakota lie In the region OF deficient ratn-
fall, Rnd othcr portions Of It are known rs the
Bad Lands": but after subtracting alt
these there still remain 10000 to 100000
square miles, or m area equal to that Of
Illinois and Indiana, which is susceptible of
easy and profitable cultivation. But the good
land is being taken lip rapidly. Wo presume
Tint not many short OF 10000 fantlies-two-
thirds foreiKners-will find their why into
Dakota this year, adding nearly 10000 to Its
population. A ha1f dozen lines OF railway
Nre penetrating the Territory even faster than
the advancing wavo of emigration.
, 1881-04-27

The attempt las been revived III the .Coull'
cll, thlS time under ina lend OF cN1Iefto''' 10
cripple the tlrc ORDINANCE III sucls manner rs
to expose the wiole CITY agalN 10 the danger
OF general conllaetation' on TWO or 'h1ee
previous occasions there nave been efforts 10
EXEMPT certain outlying portlons OF tIle Guy
IRON the operation OF tue ordnance psoh'olt-
Ing the erection OF pine shahtles Tor business
and dwelling PURPOSES. Tn's was pat
enough. but 1t would stu leavo the central
parts OF the city protectad by succession OF
solid wallis But Ald. callertoii, Mt tic last
meeting OF the ooailcti. aclua'ly pfoposeat 10
expose the enllIe c1ty oy fepeall"g tns1 pot"
tlon Of the revised ordinances wllcl, pro-
f!ucs 1!a' olouo oAot'eu u''ueA u'o p4oF.so,s ~:
Of the fire laws "sllRll not be atsed as dwell
,nps.n sThe nrlvilcue of crectinu sl1cds Ia nj
4.ss' no - '., s ~. . - -.
!suus ~ Nsas'' agass" ~ "'ss ,'s.s H"o H..
~, "a. - az. 80. .',.sItan.
~ u'oya ~ uasA =. .uu noes s"n"o'a ,...
1''e m. ~ to 'os. IN w. o s'sy'
nus ou1eseol Nuu'u ~ sIal ~ luoa' m'u M o.'.
.v.aso ~ e,.I.on y. ..sas na.'." ', W a.. 40
lMousuu tpt nsus W. poaea, au.u a'a ~ w
ua''soa 1,9s .nte"eIa s'.o u..u" .ssn ~
=. I.eo .t nhnss "esa ~" ..,,, ,,.1,
~ "ou''s a'''oss "pps.i 10 'nuus" ...s sns
HSos'on sa'no I.o t1' ..as .'S su.a w. 0.o '''. y.
W. WV . o"ee o"eeoesa ."'s e" ""e"' T., ~
, 1881-04-27
Triclslup In Cincinnati Tials.

sy,,--
AHo9e 70 VI! tpptqus esuty sotk Wv tout!ua
OF feeVeeent ae"npapets u .tne eneet taae
american mtsaonar1es ~ loro'sh paete aso 1n'
1esteu VIII '1scn''nc' ossot"i oas"lp"'s afo r.
portea 10 nuVn9 a!eu 4sotn 4aaolRehco ~ ms
s.onaty'stenks "nnoas ~ pEasaotlon % .9y@
ing. We ptaca no eoaaoence ~ tnls sopott, oat;
even II lt IL tsao. no ~ sSmpatny aeea ne was1eu
oa tne cahh'oas' ING panasal seFo1ot ehouia
10 eHeo nnouhu wy taoul' N'so'onaF!as snou'u
90 cookea ootore eatlns, as tneolc,he u soakeu
oo'ose sIAut.' 1at ~ eosloNt'ue w icp V o1-
PRESSED uoWeYeT, lor cAHntaals. "ulle Muea
mo.e ssAYs @ saase tqF nAsa uas.e Heuser aue
W ~ taut tuas tae 1shoh.au "sA ase ansos'ea
WIZ .t!ea.ue tuesu susns ..ss. ~ uo "u uouoI -
a'spatoa '.a!es % 'na. o"Ms p. ~ pas's,
eso ~. o ., ,,i,ns H. auu ~
ene piko' p!oAotSs' auu INV outnsAua utu"u ituta
tae tnfasa wa!oss ot mo uaio Nsser eMa @ sorvea s
~! Mo sao,os y. 1Ao aeu'3sus y. ~ IVY " n'
u1va' etusse ~ tas p."soa notu eon ~
MApu " ua1 paoApoase " 'ae tMppuat1 ,, hah'
.an osn n.os' epsassu W eanas.ns .,' .no
ae'naa aoun'n u.a eSssns W luo fSna'"aoe
o..a. .auspno' E.sAg,s'' " ws"sus' nu.' WI
n.,, lorsan.sH M noMu H's,, ana o'nes tsasnsa ss
ruy'"'au' ~, n"'o u'.anvoou H's..s 'a4t .uo
tlsh arc tult ct trlch!nn;" Il is .
wen.aauor'as% , ~ s aaes t ~ .ao s1oopaouhs ~.
psospos.X W o'uu'ana. ~ - "ttousaou ~ ~
IVY 'auu'senaY " 1!s ntst cst'-cns ~ "ea naet'
~ ~ sutuuk" nsa aat "ao otA.a ~ nv a'e.aso
Htno'aua.au ~. aaa uoe'. apnot"y uutoopoo'
F!sa 70 epoan: a"tnt.ous' ~ easS OF al9esuon'
henoe tna oluo!nna'tan nao hsn 1or nses1tas1. r:
nsa toE o.anest ehu nsu 1oE soPpce. iu's o1ot
9aVo MN pohy Aou soH1y "pEeasaueo somc-
t!'aea' out nl7 ostln sEow anu caPaaosa' ent9t ~
somo !nstanoea nss s'nnt 'htaAeet nearly ep!tt
ala ugaessa*eo sHAll, tae aanaeneo 81 ta1s ot'
tfaosalnasy nsoy osain po"ge OF tne " G,nesnnat.
laa epteao a.! oyot pnlo' ~ maao a., ~! onaoans
amnatloaa' tEave aeM ta9 t Lnsas'hko auamtY a,
OF salefs' Waea rsQalaent aayes oauao ~ ou'oo
no 1oaad moro pol!tqa! matofla, ~ Oalo tnah 10
aM ths oIhes staaea oano!nea. Natntaly nc
a41oa tae Pao!'o ouesa W'ta oa'oaH9' @'a eus!oa
| tpeM 70 washington ln sanaas. sent tas7h
/ 70 fofo'9a !atos' hnq asAtr1oasea taetn
noosany 1aroaga the soatA ~ carry on1
~ poney pl fesur1ootIae INC Mplx party.
W 70 tna pfesen% moNent tnofo has necn no
explansaon q soe lAllaro OF fse'ldent Hayes 70
osins ta9 Wal0P party 20 4lle' u was ep'eno'a
, 1881-04-27

THERE is trouble TT ex-P Porkopolle over the
nun enforcement ot tho Btubbs law torhtddiuR
the selling of whisky on Sunday, Mr. Means,
Democrat. was elected by Deacon Smith, on the
pledga Of entoscIuR tho Stubbs law, but h9 don't
10 1t. A Cinolunati paper sayss :. ,,.
Quito number Of tho leading Democrats wero
asked by Smith Republicans to go to the new
ttoa thni the stu0bs l4w would be ohfdEoed. aud
tho answer they Rayc wast "Swehr out your
wurrant and then ho will hAvu the1 aFressea.
and whatever the law says ho must 90, he WILL
surely DO It, without any regard to cunsa'
gueu0es." 1t vii! mt bs long, 1t things continue
hRve possession cnaa moro pt tho city,
Tho now Datn0cratto Mayor ct Columbus ia
also shisktng the enforcement OF tho 6suhba law
for teAr Of giving of1ense to the Irish who drink
EptRut on sunday in the doggeEles.