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We ore ioformod thai 3. some oi Tie ':!ge
and enthusiastic mesli.gs," 10 which Gsarial
MshoDe is unanimously e5do;s:d. Gs rsacg;,d
10 the Richmond Wing, tho pupbes OF pcrsous
present is 10. over dtz.n or two Of both &c :.
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Five Mad eIoos Killed.

JERSEY CITY. Apl. 2l.-Fiys mad dogs Wero
shot 10 this otg Wi!hi1 few hours Yesterday
ef;crnooo. thrcs of them after biting cai'diep.
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be stopped. Neglec. frequently rs.nIt. IN an
lncurable Lung Disease or COnsumD.
lion. Is 80 W ms ONCHIAL
IhGCHEs do not disorder the stomach Ike
cough syrups and bassms but set directly
on the iniamed parts, allaylng ,rrit,tion
s,verel!et IN Asthma, BrOnchitis,C Coughs,
hfBgers and Public spcaksrs ,,o snh.
}ect 70. For thirty years Browns Bronchjal
ns9cnss nave been recon- amended by physicians
sho always give perfec. satisf. c.ion. Having
oeen tes'eo oy wide and constant use for nearly
al ehiite generation they have attained we'll.
meflted rank among the fow stsn,e rsmed;es of
tbe age Sold at 25o. q boz everywhere, nhI9
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a Faiimra

IAN FRAScEco. April 2l-a6y;,s, From,
SJdde}, n :. W., TO Mach 24tb. r.norttbat
tae Ee" :alsnd colonization chine had
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

DEJARNErTE RELEASED. BY order Of Judge
Al Alkeo, of tho Corporation Courr, OF D.nV!Iie,
mos. j. u lalnette, who Vas On TUESDAY, &c.
ouat:d OF tbs murder of lis sste: because be
was insane at the lin i, be Committed ths set,
vas Yesterday 81, OF liberty, and at orce lsft for
North C,rollns. ~ WV ''' '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

B.. S-aata and tho House of D.lusies tf
b;tali hs7e pasted bill giving Prctesants the
same evil AID political rights as O.thoics on.
! ~ VIZ
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ih9 cav Car lesd5 very simple life. Ha
! SIS earl sid ,skes long wax, then break
fss's ~:.h his family. After dinner he spends
o5s s'ue ;a amusing himsef With bis ebiIdre J,
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Loo lem herewith was furnished By Mr.,
Joan Mu6llg, Poyuer, Iowa: I have b,cn q
Suherer with Rheumatism for the last six yeae;
I- !riea lots OF medicines without any SUCCESS.
y gisitiOg one day the store IF AIessrs. Wrsos.e,
Pros, 10 ws:er!oo, Iowa. these geutlenaa ir-
ouosd ne 10 try the St. jacobs Oh, teIIiSp re
Ihat 1t had record az very eff, Give rsuajy
ooughta bottle, used it regularly according to
directl0ns aud was relieved Of tho aiImept from
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q, =. Senate.

Ai:cE ;Aa Gt&!sto's re! or: II tbs .r>s.eA,c.s
Il thc Se7a!e c'cssa YESTERDAY,
81. BIZ lcr SID M.. Eye hid, ia fi.u.!ias 10
alleged lraad' in &cuh Gstcra. p:a4o u,o Ct
tho Cd djtgc ii p9.i::c;s-5 aaA l2ayeri Of cali
iag Sc? ;hi.i' 10 order 20 tiects pub!is sts
ten i1n from the resi- issue. The real az, sti9u
mrs ":s. had tGare bsca ei:Sraco'c tsrssia
10 his S:aac By Th;c The ciii;s1s Of tic Seq.
a!o TcT3 70 to suin2t ov.r to thcsa to ghcra
they 90 ut tccas?"
Mr. Ba!r:i1c, (exai;ed!y, III cay thst ,t.cre
has bccn no bsrgaio, aud apy nsn who ssys
there S,ss been says what ID f.iso." This Mr..
Blrrsido repeated, emphasizing cloh rep2ii-
lien with blow ct his oLchcd haut uyon his
desk. Il do not, lie o,1ii5ued "as "a boapr
abe mar, propose 10 lit hsre aid listen TO il,
and GDy loao who says there is o o3rrup! 5s!-
gain on this si3e of tbs chamber | ssy tells 8
ia!sehoGd." 10 reply 10 a q1iet remaEk tom Mr.
Bliler, Mr. Burtside declared BIO w,s not tho
leas: BIT excited. which caused loud laughter,
and MIR. Batter iroticllIy congratulated The
Senator from RbCdC Island % bis r. E,sikabIe
exhibition ct cooneSs.
Mr. Butler then said: Il shall nas h. b9Iay
co ca tnlS uoof Into sGy language Whlo1 Is VI.
parliamentary, to begin With, but wan: to say
&c The Senator, and all other Senators Oh that
side, when they adopt The tactics be has adop
ted, that i! he su2pOs:s by the Us, Of such Ian.
guaso g that be osn deter mo from fall, c3n-
rlste, 'quslIfod 6i;eu sion OF public &C., tie
Senator is simply mistaken"
Mr.. Burnside diaclsimed SOY intention to do
ter Sly nag. sDd coutiDuac; Il say this thing
cush to stop; wi cot say it must stop. be-.
ciuss l CAMPO, sop it," Laughter
Mr. Butter sid thu! he had msdo no charge
thst thera was bargain, but if no dill no. de.
moustrate it by irietr.gsb!e testimony he would
resign his seat il the Senate. Mr. Butlsr then
replied st length TO Mr. Frye's speech, denying
the chsrges If reputation made against the
South, and declaring that such speeches ss Ffyes
r;ve!ed The South mere than ever, and drew the
psople OF that section together.
Mr.. Dawes, trusting that Mr. Butler would
BIO ready Tomorrow with his irrefrsgsb.e tasti.
mcny," moved to adjourn, but withdrew that
motion TO admit he usual discussion te.9een
Mr.. Hoar and Mr.. Brown SIS 10 Rutfrsge in Mas,
sschueetts.
On renewing his motion he was abou. TO refer
il jocular manner 10 Mr. Buffers 'iesti.
nony," when Mr. Cameron pa whispered in
his car, ard he RETAINED from doing 60.
The so1ate then st SOS, adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

GIANTS FlduTINd.-Ptcs!oo Holloway, I
feet i;caes ta'l, weighing $50 pounds. and
Andrew Waik:r. fses 9! inchts tai, weigh.
lag SEQ pauad5, tw1 Of the Iarges! men io
North Carolina, both hard work era, accustomed
81! their iGls 20 isbr nsd exposure, AID sup
posed to be Two of the Strongest men living, had
Q terrible baltic at Charlotte, N. G. Holloway
lives 10 the other end OF tho State. Walker is
train hand on iha Charlotte, Columbia
ana AGgEj:a railroad. The m,n ware brought
together BY tho persistent efforts Of their I'D
nlrers aud betting man. Tho fight was Terri
sl,. They tiled for over Oh hour 10 throw each
other 10 vain tetr.ug their clothes to shrcGs
srd hIuIsing their bodies all over. They then
20. c0ragcd and fell to tljw., and got into
mortal cemsa.. The blows were perfectly sRful.
ihe men stood il for long time. Finally
Waller, BY tremendous swinging blow, bit
tio!soHay co The throat, knocking him SEES less,
lie cid the same hing second time, aud af or
reGaiaing his serscs, Holloway gave up.
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GES. MALONE AND TIE A., NJ. & 0. +. r.
-Nes:rs. Jcha L7on ard a. ii. Kelly, couE-
s.; ior the Eablg end supply cams asai1s. tie
4. N. & D. CoTpary, hsv, ISSUED circular to
their clieats, showing ~ 10 vary u1ilvorablo
ljgh; TIC ratsac iol 0! DC !a:c Peesileut CT
the CcmrcDY IL c!unecian Hi:h slid Claims.
Ia it they say "h:i1ee1 1860 apd 1877. Gsn.
Alahoco 5atk!uped tho a. NJ, 4 D. Railroad
Company, bu; enriched himself. B.tween Is h
OF Maic2, 1876, the d,y If til, eonmei c,cl:ut
CT tie sci, end thu 6 q of Juuo The day Ct tho
spDotnimert O. tho rice Wis during which
tine 10 purEu2l c. Of Gu agreement witnessed
b. ihc uoD. Thcmas S. B9o:ck. lie lMshouc)
had aGzo uc cJGtril ovthe revenues oil The read,
h. paid every Geot Of tho company i3r which
he Is personally ttu1d, ar kf; tho lsborera
a5d supply men wholly unpaid. Tao labofers
have llpg ago been paid, wi:hou. tharks 10
Nshc1e. by TIC curt, with the c3psent OF } ob
Co'l,:cn g1d bis par Y. Ytu, who du;iog tho
;'aIih,25 times 5a!wsen Jcac. 1875, sri Ma,ch
1876. !uroiS2cG tbs noDiy and ITO food end
tho '&iaeat 10 SHELTER and pr9ttc; tho flniies
ct The lo5ai SD dav3;ci Roikneu. who other
Wise c}u'd not hs7e reEf!rncd their duties, arc
nn4, ~ and ihlCugh this self b, hosrt!c:s m.D,
ttiss5d oae-aalt i! tho principal OF your cd
vAtc?S Tor It's b20e6: not 50 no &C. Of justice,
hu: II ''c1rcjIia;c" you; g, if you ware ncu
5sio&c i'll will would tr.ag pMil ujoa tho pas
scUSG!a. atu the b.lIges Gui tho ttains,'
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y nGcihr q ssi.s Of lsld 1--we bsep mldo 10
he Woodstock peig 6toIhoo this spring.
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NETS OF The DAT.

There sb.u: a $50 psstoaires ia III, Uai;ed
S:a:eE.
The toap Ct Naichitochas, L., was almost
destroyed by FIRE GA Tuesday night.
?. II. Poneroy, postmaster at Hebron. led,
has been arrested fer riAog registered lesIers.
The Newport tR. l. J election yesterday was
very tx,tioS aad litter. Msy:r S.ccun. DEM
ocfst, wss 70 elected.
Tho damage at E!gio, H., by the ovnhos Of
Eek river is estimated at $4,000. Bulldogs
a,ro sTept down the stream like stip2le aud
the ifon fridge E2d pisrs carried away By am
CT ice.
Gen. Jcsph L,uo did at bis homs 10 R,so-
burg, Oregon. last right, aged 70 years. Ger.
Lane wss for % any years 10 tho U. 8. Compress,
aud was candidate for Vic, Pfesiden. in 1860
90 The Breckenridge Ticket
Gcnsral II. 3. Tyler has resigned az post.
msser of Baltimore. The nams of Colonel
Harrison Adreou, formerly United States PEG.
Senate for confirmation as lii SUCCESSOR.
Forty four Mormon missionaries passed ovsr
| the Uoion Pacific road ct Cheyenne, W. r.,
yesterday, OF their way 10 Wales. Oh q Prose VI
! iog expedition. They are all inferior and
coarse men. MGSt OF tEem baVo from ITO 10
| fvo Ei7es a: homo. They will work 10 The
mining and iron dislli,ts in Wales.
A committee of representative Tlnacssec,as
waited upon Gen. Hancock yesterday und er-
derad gu invitation 10 himself end staff to visit
the coming Industrial exhibition at Nashville,
particularly to witness the military display AID
conpeti!iEo Grill. Gen. Hancock said he would
consider tho matter,
| o. Monday last, two brothers. William and
John Nichols, liVioe near DanviIle, ILL.,, became
involved iua qu,rrcl. William snaohtd up q
double barreed guu, lo1dod with buckshot.
and f!td at his younger brother John, aged II
years. The uhot took feet in Johns fac,,
putting ou. bo.h eyes. He dad 10 short
| tine.
Tho schooner Lis,ie, which arrived at San
Efaocisoc yesterday from tho South Sess, re-
Eor,s that Captain SchTar'z landed 90 The
Solomod eIoup to trade, ED while speaking to
Toe natives Esd traders of e village was sur.
rouaded y the Baii7es ed tomehawkcd. The
slv12ea then rushed for tho boat, hut tho crew
rtgsined i! fIst aud pEsled Of. Reports have
Liso bocn received that the captain Ct the Blsck
hawk. Of Melbourne. bn4 also been murdered by
the natives, Eu: the report Is uCc,u6:uej.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-25

at Is teht4 per bushels The total agflepl.
tural p ~ ID pf the 0ali Is, aSclnEtve & lite
stock, Nmoqnted % 81 ,8ie u \
Tie Whole SOP account q Kansas last
year stood q ioAoRs: ~
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~
GRAvEYARD insurance, as the speculative
yenturing on the lives Of elderly and lnfnm
people Is termed, is said to be on the de-
cline in Pennsylvania from cause not
heretofore anticipated. So long rs 1t was
conducted on small SCALE the cases where
immense 1roiltswere realized bya few bold
spectators blinded the general public to
Tie fact that they were attended by cores
pondng losses to somebody elsej but the
experience Of the losers in this new mode
ofglnbling Is beginning to rob the game
characterization. An instance Tasre reported
the other day'oi aiarner whose monthly
assessments had reached total Of $7W,
without any compepsating return from tho
policies Of which he was the holder; and
many Others arc known to have been
brought 10 acth3l bankruptcy and want
through this insane passion tOrspcculation,
Country storckeepes III Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania complain already that
they have great difficulty in collecting
their bills; and there must soon come h
timewhcn healthy reaction will take place
in public sentiment, and the deluded spec
llators will realize their, folly. a,-et
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THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST NJ
y lsL,adaragz aispRtEEhsss report init The

THE Postmaster-General seems to ,bc
quietly working outa number Of small but
quite useful reforms in his department.
There j. always the greatest need Of rem
deripg assistance to the careless people who
never address their Letters properly, who
leave out the name Of the town or put the
wrong one on and commit ahundrCd blund-
lQrs tn make trpubleiOr the post office en-
ploycs The Department has recently had
prepared u street directory Of all the princi'
pal cities Of the country, by meansof which
thepost office authorities will beabletosend
to their proper destination many letters
which now fail on account otimproper Cl
insufficient address, - ~ .Gtew, r..I
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIYERgH

NlNEleparlmCntsoi study; tes,bool,h.,,,
AT COST calendar arranged tOnIl ,eoti,..s.
IeiSes for one yearir0m Sl1i To SS MA, 40 .
liberal, thorough, Fall term begiM SI srfIIvS
y 1851, Attendance lust year fun 4 HT,sl- !
WtAt Virginia and FINN states ani T INN
Number Of students larger than iOr len Je,, g
vl0uS. % '' 'r, NV
Sse FOR catalogues and other Intorm,,o.,..,
town, West Va, N'ea
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EDUCATIONAL,
WHEELING FEMALE C0ILRl7

P SSS ana Privileges BY HI 'fi,Sl gihignS
Plllhed education lof thoFuuSSS !. 70 ~.
ch sSs conservatory Of Must, 80, ''s'a
SHISI 1SS. o. an able and d,tisSTS,. WV bS und,,
hSas 9q'e SaehSc, who NJ, I, ~, ppiss.H "a
u vocal eulluRI o'nes elt!es, Mi t.il lga.e !,
,, ,Se' mani bSpoEaent-rbe r., 'l''a
g NV HSge4 70 TAKE charge II iiyE, D. stsls,
h lhe Doct9r Is well kn6Vhh' ~ ~ lRs Cieraan y
S,eii:ian Teacher Pupil, ungs! RlshlY sit ~
lSSdS sSd s e Yfiic IL 4. ~ 4, ~ .
1 4 s 3. q pnitqFy- lThD Mss. IL N'NSs
nv! NV 1sen VaSegel 10 csta6li Nod and n.
ny ISl.He School Of Oninr,' " eaHettlps "
~ sH " le admitted iosayo,n VIC
N iSS@ ~ made toJ the ds6saIegn aSdgaas.,
to aSs S97I ,S year VIM open on w.,.' ~ y
.,a The ,,t SiPfllsge Is beautifully l,o,,., ~
easy WalElnR distance II any rs S,Saysl and mi,
~ recommendations In nerb ", o. lte ely H.
NY !hiplness Of situation il K U ns towns ~
OuieE. 'sV'"rHu an q M, M d
Terms moderate In all lc,,, D'sa'
l0SuGs, or other information 5g,iG5i.nynn Prs.
|
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,s Liebig Co.'S Coca leOfTonIc
VIII rcconsirllCttlle most shattered and cn-
fcublta, feinYigoratG the aged and iniirm,
mud make sickly children blooming. and
healthy .ri rTh4s
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NEW INTERPRETERS.


SMALL HOl IL
w lEibIy looted, fcF 4 Rnnii family Addie1
&c, thls olilee. ~. a....
NOR sALE-BANKt OF THE ONO
~ Valley stock. Cal on J. q. iEilf Eli No llQl
alllket ltFset, city. = aiisl.
UANTED-To BuY-A SMALL
w House on 18th, llth, 18th or 10Th street,,
Call on I, c. HERYEY. SO, -AQ6- Market liFeetl
WITH s., 500 R9
w $500 caSh in'the Hotcl and GfoceFy bust
Aer- EliAh li1hel and M OoleellE- bOnpaF,ie-
ulan address GEO BURNETT, Pittsburgh, Pae
EHug alllTI z A1I 2 angl
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rprroR1A1 coRREsPoNDENcE.

A Chanae from the 9gouptatRS 70 ne
PiainS = y in ND l1opR neRSer 81
H.hSas Clty-Ilip Gehetal Apt g
n ThIns, IN EipSai q IhIs l1aspn q
yea y ,A...,.t. n
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! ,DG0 Prizes .a,ri SiI2,40t
Whole Tickets Sc. Half Tickets, 81. q
Tickets, $50. SIS Tickets, 500. ."l
tsHrnat

. ,l,H l rrr.. '
NJ u"..uJ n 'phu yi"Wd ga
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nIEIl.

D .RAllIEll.-On Wednesday morning, August 81,
1881 NJ 1890 O'clock, CHARLOTTE sADLEn inthc ut
yeAfAf her Age. ''
Tho funeral will take place from tho residence Of
r. Daily. NOJi9O0 EOif street, this afternoon at 4
o'clock Friends Of the family are invited. iN
CKLEB-0h Wednesday afternoon, August
a. 1851, ut $50 o'clock, NEl.liE, daughter Of Louis
and Mary JanU zOeckler, aglId yearsa and months.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents. 80.
2Q5 Maln street, this afternoon at O'clock. Friends
OF the Glinily nte invited, .lr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-25

GAMRErrA, judging from the returns thus
far reported from Tho French elections .pt
Sunday Lust, Inns strengthened his position
nstlu Ieatlcr Of the Progressive Republican
party Briefly stated, the situation in the
Assembly IL titus given The fag.ends
'of old Legitimism md Imperialism ind
Clericqlism find u sort Of refuge in what is
called Tho lseactionRry party, or rs Its
members call themselves, the "Conserya-
tivel party, There ~ Nlso the Radical or
extreme LEFT party, consisting Of Socialists
and Communists Of every grade, from the
yAdvanCed Republicans to the lseyOlu-
tionlsts. The Progressive Republican party
isled by Gambetta,. Il stands between the
RcactionistsI and. theAIixhemc Left, and
now holds the key of thu, PosItion-sonG-
thing more than the balance OF power
From present Indications II will have u
commanding force and will be able'tO use
the Extreme Loft to aid III reforming the
Senate, and Gun use the Conservatives as a
check ON too radical measures. The old Gam.
betta platform was liberty Of meeting, se.
vOrance lof church aud state, abolition Of
octroi duties, publicihonopolles and stand.
ing armies, and the appointment Of I'LL Of
fCials by election. The itrecOncllables how
demand, in addition TO these, the abolition
of the Senate and the Presidency! These
ideas nre fascinating to the Bellevllle con
stituCnties, and It was a bold thing for the
"Iion Of }clleSilley" as Gambetta was once
called, to 30 into thnt district to oppose
them. Tint he his done 80 successfully,
tllat lie has been elected rs u moderate Re
publican in the "last ditch'' Of the com.
munc, Il nbtthe least Of the victories Of his
remarkable career .i ,mt
Tho elections, so fur as they can DO def!
nitely interpreted at this time, indicate the
popuarlSNtion, but not thcabolitlon Of the
French senatGnort Tie Presidency; complete
libpriyut the prssand Of public meeting,
hut not the dlsbanding Of the armies. +
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AccoRDfNu to the correspondence Of the
Chicago Tribune, cOercivC temperance Is
hayinga hard road to travel in kansas.
10 begin with, the constitutional amend
rnent prohibiting the manufacture, slle,
and Use q all Intoxicating liquors within
the State, except for medical, scientific, and
mechanical purposes, was adopted III n
manner witch did not assurc a fair ex-
preston of the. popular will. On the
tickets used were printed both ''For the
Constitutional Amendment and "Agairst
the Constitutional Amendment" with IN.
structlons to those opposed TO 1t TO erase
the words "For the Constitutional Amend.
1nent" otc6utscthCre were large numbers
OF voters who were indifferent to
the Whole matter, aud many others who
neglected to follow instructions though op.
posed to the amendment" but every ballot
was counted for the amendment when the
words Against the Constitutional Amend.
1nent had not been scratched out, and the
amendment was thus found to he carried,
mitch 10 tho establishment Of Its advocates.
The Coercion law seems 10 be d dead letter
if the Target towns; in some places il is
eyaded, but more frequently II Is openly
dened A gentleman writing frotti the lit
tleto*nOf Wichita, Kaa, St Louis pa.
per, says that there are eleven saloons, in
that town, wltcl, now sell liquor Just as they
did before cDercive teetotalism was enact.
cd, with the difference that they now.
pay > no license I while they for.
merry, contributed iAout .lSS,tVO, per
ycaf.tolesAcA DO burden 81 tASalioh. The
drug stores have also gone actively into the
medical whisky BuSne@, and there Is a
brweryin fail operation. There Is testi.
1hony that the law has had another and
unlocked Tor bad effect, since .l'aconlagiotis
spirit d recklesness Is bcgotteno Of this gen.
unf and constant disregard Of law, which
leads many 10 drink, now that they
arc forbidden and threatened, who never
drank before" Accounts from various por.
tons d tho State agree that the law IL poc.
tically imperative, butthc GoVcrhorinsists
that II Is enforced everywhere, and that
everybody "A scared Into teetOtalidbils II
isto.beieared The Governor tdkeA ii, Oljs
timisllc view Of compulsory total abstinence
Rndttld9Aed temperance In lSapgaS, 3 q
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This showing does not include tobacco,
sSSsfSI otIIS SO SFSd,Irts Mt does il In.
clude live stock. Kansas raised l,2Sl $50
hogs lastyear. She also raised ~, w cat.
tie. 3Gg, $40 cows S9l s3Sa Aonsssb b. !SOS
mules, and 426, 40s sheep. In addition,
she shows 4 l6fgciiifry product and q large
account safOtA poultry eggs and honey.
There are few States in the union that can
show so large a per capita Of agricultural
wealth. Nothing ifnpresses one more In the
stntisties Of Kansas than her large railroad
mileage fora new State. She has now be-
Iweep 5000 and /, 900 miles Of railrQad, and
new projects are heard oil in every digec.
ton.h These roads have nearly all had
largo land grants, and II IL TO their efforts
as immiIation missionaries that Kan
sss owes her rapid settlement and develop
ment, Their highly Colorcd cards and cir
.tulars hive been scattered throughout the
country, and hIye induced thousand Of
people:to sell out their property and ma Re
other sacrifices in order to come here, who
would llave done much better to have NJ
NAMED NJ home, ! Gun learn OF induce
ments out here tor apOOr family nor,
paraddxiCal US il may seomt can hear OF
any inducements for u man in the East
WHO has gOO'l flrm tosell out and come
here, A family without means must labor
at "a great disadvantage here. Wages are
not higher tlan in the Ohio Valley, while
other EXPENSES are considerably more, a
year OF drouth sets everybody back on their
beam ends the poor family especially i
do not believe that farmers here make as
much money as they do in the Ohio Valley,
take one year with another The charm
for immigrants has heon the cheap lands
out here. lin the dallydesiGable counties
0i KansasgoOd lands are no longer cheap,
For instance in this county, one ofthe best
in the State, raw pFRirie has lately sold ut
so per acre. Ina year or two more there
will not hp IN, unenglOsed piece NJ tpairie
IN the county, SiermgnS are coming in Just
now more than anybody else and buying
small fnfths, They are the most thrifty
neOple out here, because the most indus.
trious and economical. ."i e- ,"Ht
Ing nealtn OF TINS region Is as good rs
| find 1t anywhere, not excepting Colorado
Nearly every day, even In the hottest part
Of the day, a delightful breeze blows over
tho land, greatly relieving the hot rays o.
ne sun. THO nights are really delightful
much nleasanter than with Ms in Wheeling
Sometimes VIII need 10 nit down Mi III
Windows boi6rs rn6rninr There seems tC
Bp no Chills and fever in Eastern Kansas
worth speaking about The country Is
Veil drtfnCd md the air very purc,
Kansas AZ essentially n stocG.raisino
Suite, i iudre that this Is The only sort Of
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