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Males.

WTANTED-A young man with some ex-
w perience in dry goods, to examine and
do up packages, at D. w. Ingsrsoll & Co.'s
279-S1
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NTANTED-Two boys at 81 Carroll street
w 275*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-07

~ IRL WANTED-For general homework.
VI Apply to 43 saltwater street. 279'
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WANTED-Fiv dressmakers and two ap-
w prAntices. Apply at corner of Waba-
sha and Fourth streets, over Schliek's shoe
store. 247
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

"THEY can not all lie" was the OBJ
servation of one while reading the
endless testimonials to ''Dr. Lindsey
Blood Searcher." It is infallible.
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ment.' then, as many say? At what
point, if ever, did the madness OF fac
ton become the madness OF irrespolnsi-
bility? Do the leaders OF faction
ever intend all the mischief which
grows from the wild and desperate
spirit which they create, feed, and
stimulate, week after week? Ihls
assassin. it seems, was not ignorant
that he was trying to kill one Presl-
dent and to make another. HIS Ian
guage and letters prove that he knew
what he was doing only too well. AS
"a Stalwart Of the Stalwarts,' his pas
sion was intense enough to do the
thing which other reckless men had
wished were done. :.
"Never again will any sane man
cry, L am a Stalwart OF the Stall
warts!
The suggestions of the extract quo
ted above from the COurier-J0urndl
are not such as ought to appear IN any
sober newspaper under such clrcum-
stances as now exist. Does Mr.. Wat
terson really believe in his heart tina
ex-senator Conkling and Vice-Presl
dent Arthur ought to be placed unde
suspicion, in the presence of Satur
davis crime? that murder is likely t.
be weapon Of the political wretches
at Albany? and that these bandit
and plunderers may have planned, thu
assassination as their last resort" -
These are extraordinary and terrltl
accusations to be made by one OF tn
leading newspapers Of the Unite
States, and to be placed before til
people of the whole country throug
the agency of the Associated Press.
The words of the Tribune are mo-
, guarded, though, in saying that, as
Stalwart Of the Stalwarts, the assass
did the thing which other reckle
men had wished were done, it go
: quite far enough.
The newspapers Of all parties hi
| better avoid such terrible language al
: such tremendous accusations. III
a are shocking and shameful.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14
NEW BOOT 4 SHOE SHOP.

W., 1arsi,,nnl resnectfuy announces to the citl-
zens of lack and vicinity that ne mas Hf O.
Isont ana shoe Shop in JOhnSGn'S building, M 81
II Prn % he is nrer5ared TO manufacture all kinds 9l
Roots and Shoes Order on Short Notiee M W S
ed as represented. All kinds OF Repairing ana
WI siIe Patching promptly and neatly eXecmted;
5may tom ~ - $1,000
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IN. Y. SUM-
Shameful.

Since the perpetration Of the afro
cious crime Of Saturday some articles
have appeared in Administration
newspapers, and one or two in Demo
cratic newspapers, that ought to b.
regarded as a warning to the press of
the country, and are Of kind to be
avoided at this time and at all times.
Thus, in the Courier-Joarnat OF Lou
isville there is an article by its editor,
some startling passages Of which were
telegraphed over the country by the
Associated Press, and have doubtless
also been cabled to Europe. Here are
a few Of the sentences:
ssThe author Of this dire crime
seems to be the merest vagabond, yet
he claims to be a Stalwart; and what
is there in the character of the men
in whose name and interest the deed
was done, and whose desperate for
tunes it saves from destruction, to
rescue them from a suspicion which
would, by a change in the authors
nativity, firmly attach itself to the
most innocent people? Mrs. Surratt
was hanged on less circumstantla
evid nee than occurs to the mind as tc
Roscoe Conkling and Chester A. Ar
thur. The vile nature of the contest
at Albany, the despicable rancor o1
the combatants, and the base method:
adopted by both parties, render mur
der as like y a weapon as any other
and while we should be slow to accuse
ANYBODY, and pr yerful that the mar
Gui eau is not the instrument of ;
conspiracy, we should not be eager tt
assume the innocence Of body Of
political wretches whose hands art
stained by every other crime-not pre-
cipitate in wishing to hurry into pow
er a band Of bandits and plunderer
who may have planned this assasslna
ton as their last resort"
The Tribune of yesterday also had ;
leading article, from which the fol
lowing passages are taken:
'It does not appear that the assassin
of yesterday had ever been thought
lunatic. by any associate or acquaint.
ance, until the deadly shots were fired
Was he 'crazed by political excite,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

Uses Gas for the Painless Extraction of Teeth and no
extra charge for of gas Treats and saves
teeth after ached. Inserts all kinds OF artl-
fetal teeth at the lowest living rates Keeps cheap
grade of teeth which will be inserted when desired,
ut the advertised in the large cities Has
Splendid article of tooth powder in fact has every
thing that modern Dentistry has produced. Has had
an experience of twenty-five years; and will not be
surpassed in anything relating to Dentisty. Means
business. Come aud see. Can be found at his office
at all times. JuneSVry
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WHEN the President Of the United
States lay pierced by the bullets OF
the assassin, and his heart-broken
wife, prostrated by long illness and
her great grief was fastening to his
bedside, there were yet found men
on the streets of Toledo base enough
to spew their petty partizan venom IN
the face of the awful calamity. Amer
ican politics is on a very low plane
when even the presence Of the death,
angel will not hush the pratlngs OF
the fools Of faction.-Iotedo Sunday
Journal.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

SOME Republicans were around at
the Journal office last evening saying
that they hoped Arthur would never
be allowed to take his seat as Presi-
dent. The Republican papers of late,
many of them, having treated Gen.
Arthur like a pickpocket, and have
excited undue prejudice against him.
In our Judgment there is not the least
occasion for this prejudice.
SUNDAY Journal.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

A correspondent should always
make it point to add to newspaper
communication: "lf too long. please
cut down to suit yourself" This re-
assures the editor and suggests way
out of a possible difficulty which
might never have occurred to him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

A minister had preached an hour;
then he remarked: Another wide
field opens from the subject in anoth-
er direction Just then an old col
ored saint calculated: please, Lord:
sbnt mn de hars."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

THE first poetic fragment com
menced in these words: Il slipped the
nectar of her lips. [ slipped and how
cred DER her, And the last part was
as follows: "Her fathers hoof flashed
on the scene. I'm wiser now and
sorer."
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TT is now explained that the reason

IT is now explained that the reason
the Princess Stephanie wept SO copl-
ously at her marriage with the Grown
Prince of Austria was because she
loved an American whom she met in
Paris, while travelling incognito. This
is a plausible story. The only wonder
is that she dried up her tears so soon.
It is mighty rough to be obliged to
give up free-born American citizen
to wed an ordinary crown prince.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

In the ladies' cabins Of the Hoboken
ferry-boats the following notice has
recently been posted: The seats IN
this cabin are reserved for ladies'.
Gentleman will please not occupy
them until the ladies are seated.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-14

THE PAST has proved them, the
present sustains them, and the future
cannot but confirm them as the best
-Rinehart's Worm Lozenges. 70
cents per box. Warranted. For
sale by Geo. W. Miller, jackson.
iuly14t2t
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HE came. He sat from half-past eight TIL zen
With Annie. brightest and most WHY malu'
In silence most intense.
Would / had wealth to travelI' spake he then.
. isHere, take this Nickel" quickly Annie salu.
stThV fare in the street-car hence.''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-15
S n l a It ..

/ ~ ~ = ~ ~ ~
Mus Bittsturq miro oemeloet
|oab sort Die 8lotten aralliren.
Won &ebtslpesen Gnoe porioet
Wo9e ,uurosn in ssSerisp City 6 Mil6
)IdIlber UNI Il $50 asitrait. Sic con=
|Fiscirten Quantitdten pon 40, so uu<
orsimoI ie 200 @ol1onen oefdll@te,
Wilh uno tuuroen in Bic 5traBenqsooI=
lanfen eelalIsn.
Dos einsise gabinetsmitsIieo, MEL
DIES bis isbt oen Prdlioenten auf DEM
Hronfenlaeer gsisbsn bat 1T @tooEs.
||etretdr 9laine. DieIcr muro ouf lpe=
clsQsn WAnl6 in oas GronfenSin,me,
Istngelonen. Gar fieio ioraerte i'm aui
bic DRde 3uriid3ul6lagen uno ii9 gu
llber5snsen tpie abgsmo9ert e lei.
|Blaine |oil 9eduGert 0oaea, Der Mnblid
oes G6rpers oes Prdiicenten habe ibn
an Die @efanaen,n 5n Nnoerlonpine
erinnsrt. ..s ."..
! GInsr Der Idlimmfsn untsr >en elm
|Itigen 6ren j|tro!hen BON @ueriQas
So6n Gnxo ous &entudp> Der li9 oen
va(ten Sfrieesr" sa. neunen pFe9te, IL
Io|slsr 5aae su Milan in Ieras 9eItor-
ben. .Gr mar Der so1n zines onse=
)e6eaen Dlanues su 9erineton III &en=
iucfeD l,so Don Rinoesbeineu an ein
miitbenber Nerebrer Der Reserltlopere'.
|4ls biesblutisen Wirrsn in Tolge Der
Ra'lI ''asbrastab;G ansbrahen, be-
CAB er liN i'm S''tereiie oss @tlopen=
baltartaums na6 Mihouri uno }6lo6
l)lh Sen oortigen @ten5frol0en an,
1wsl@e Die 5flauerei nit D.uolt in
8on|os e;niuiii6ren usrluhten. Ct
aa0m on allen Srfifsu 9eqen Die Gdn=
pier Der Trei6eit Sbei(. Bein1 Nus
brlb Der NebelliOn mar CT elmer Der
Grten ia &sntudp, Der III Ole Ne6 ,Qcn=
armee e'ntrot. Cr lbloB ib sem
5welten Sie6eQen= =Gesiment Don Geatut=
fD an, Sog es aber balo nad0sr Dor,
IT'D Dem Ronmanoo oes berii9tigten
So6n @. Morson, beg bon Dent per=
ltoroenen oertl6en SournalijtenMuguf It
5sriier in elmer beionoeren @cbriTt ols
vomcritaaiI6er 59inoerbannes" uer=
oerberrliOten 8uibtlsppsr's, ouiu=
lhlieben uno ma9te ous Gaubjiige oes=
le!hen nit, lparO 5alebt 9efangen se<
|nonmen uno iii zines Der n3r6Iitben
@efinGn lie 9sltstt. 2lls cs na@ Dem
&riegc ni3ts n,c6r fir Die Nsaerlfla=
PEREZ iu raufen 9a6, tpuros Curb Elm
&auTbolo auf eisene 6aut.
Pennlp!uonia. 6arrisbure, 8. @spt.
0ie reru >lifani9s 6taats gonoen=
tion bat beute 9rn. o.. g. Quai sum-
Sfoats|4abmeiiter nominirt.
NlilToro, s. @ept. 0e!amare S6al
LIT nit Dem oi9ten Nau1e Ser g1alo=
brdaoe gefiillt. Sn ben Counties
BaDne uno Pite itsoen Saulenoe pon
Mcres 8iiben'paloer in. Brano; uno
oon benn Sopnlbips @bobot uao
Blooming in pite 9ountp lomis aus
5ullsr County, Tsw Serjep, perosn
Walobranbe 9emslDet.
&anlas Gitp, 8. Sept. Man slaubt,
oas eine Nn5abl jun9er 2eute pon Blue
Springs oen giien6abnraub beqaneen
Daben.
@ieb ON oarauf.
:. .. Solicit. Ntaron. ., lagt, bab er
SbomaS' yclestris Oil gegen 9rauowunocn
|gebraudte uno nie etpas fnno, bas ibnl
I9leidtam al5 S@nsr,itiller unb 9eilmittel.
Sum 8erfaufe Bel Geo. g Speneer.
Gin 9el6idtes Yrdparat,
|suianncnseieb aus @uraeln, 8aumrinocn
uno YHan5cn, Die 3uiaA,meu barmo niren
nnb cine ansenebn,e uno pirtlamc Mebiiiu
bilocn, 1T 8urood Sloob 8ittcrs. iibcr mel.
DIES fortmaDreno Die allerbelten gmpfeglun.
gen clnlaufsn. Ereis 81 90,
Sum @ertaufe bel SEQ. 8 spenccr,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-15
81 It 9 I a It D.


1dreibt: rGine 9eriatli@e uuteriu9+
une bat Die @orouslebun9 beHdtie1
bob Die @hifie v9iosenes" unb so.
= crates, Bic in Risl gebaut uno 6al lelbp
Dor me5r ols eiuem Monot nit 8ez
idblag bsle9t morosu paren, fir trie=
gerild9e 3psfe bsitimu1t 9e'ueien fno.
Die bs5iigli9 oes 8aues oerltI6en er=
mittelten S6atla9en, lopie bic o6itino=
te 6eimli@!eit, 'pel4s oiel Sd;ffsbau :
bOf=3e{i5er, be5iisti9 Der perion, BON
Der Die @diffs beitellt woroen lnb,
b:0boGtetel', lino Der Belpeis baI fir,
bab Die 9ieoierune Die i6r burd Die
9leutrolltdt o,ferlc9ten PFihtsn trict
eEfiillen mub."
8eim beutigen @fbaA Gourlier ee<
tponn 3lod5urn cine Yartie BON gDi=
1oNcr uno 59miot, 3udertort cine
bon Wino;lsr uno D}a]ou cine BON
SGju!iS.
G!ne DepeI5e aus Dansig beIost,
oob j3ailer WilDelm uuo Set &ronprin5
Jrieori1 Wil6elm baI Islbf om Trei>o9
onton'snen unb nab gleufaDrlooIIer Fb
begsbcn merocn. Qier peroeu 1ie {a
}ofort all Booro ser taiIerlihen DaDl
p4oben5nGern' usrfjigen rnb iii see
9ehen> um Dem G5oren 5u besesucn.
Ser Beyid)t> oob &ailer Tran; SoIepb
an 0er 4e'peguus bes beH!I9sn 0ai=
lers lro bss Gaaren t6e!laebmsr
toirb, it siip5li0 unbssriinost. :.
Dje 6ferreibi{dsn 3situngsn lino
int Nq8emsjnsn nit osr .3ulommsn=
f'sntt Der beioen sRailer un5ufrisoen.
Das oSageb!att" ett!art ouB oie)e gu
lanmsntuuIt ni9t in lts5e,einItimnuus
nit otr Biisrreihilb. oeutl6en 9llionj
1T. Die DIterreid}iI9en mini1erielsn
Bldttsr beIpred)el1 jeoo9 oie3nI nIamnsn=
funft in siinlti9sr Seiie.
Ser a0ni9 bon 9lundnien miro
gIsi6folls ni9t in 9leufabrpo1ier 5u=
ge9en |ein uno tpeib man bier in
lDob'utlterriGteteu 5SreiIeu niAts be=
riibcr. bob Bismard Der 5Sailer.
3u1an'lnentunI1 It beisuluobnen bsabib=
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Ser 1uIlild)e BotiDafter in 8erlin
nno Ser ruiliI9e @taotsIetretdr oes
NeubsrI, Gisrs, ,ueroen bel Der Bess9=
''nng Der beioen &oiler sr9esen 1sir.
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mnbreseln gstrpHsn uno lino na9
Neafabrloa7er {tarte Sruppen wno
Yolijei Nbtbeitungen beorbet nor
ben.
Ser GSor III bcute All Boaro elmer
tailerli@en Yad)t bon psterboi mad
0on5is ob9ersilt.
2onoon, 7. Sept. Cine Betlinsr 81
pelhe meloet vDas ccutl6e Pan5sr@
@el0luaoer fat p!0kli9 Ieiue utbun=
gen, Die es Dor gdsrIosroe ob0ielt, OBJ
gebro6sn uno it no9 &iel 9esangen,
bon no aus e5 nab Gan5ig sur Be=
sriibun9 Der fremoen W}onarben ie9eln
miro"
Sic meiiten @pscialosp:l6sn film
men oarin iibereiu, oaB Ole 3ulammsn=
funIt Der &aller am ndcbHen Treita9 am
goaro Der failerlic3en Dabt u1o9en=
soler,l" ltattTinoeu lpirh. :.
Oeiterrei6 l1ngorn. Wicn, 7 Sept.
9nnbert Ssraliten, Die Gus &uBlono
eeiloDen Fn5, babsn 1i6 BON 8roop
(Gali5ien) nad Mmerita auf9emd9t.
6robbritannien. 9onoon, 7 Sept.
Sic 8sridte oes 9anoeIsrotbes fiir
Den Monot Nu9uf lailsn erleben, oo6
i'm 8ersleid nit 0eu1lelben Monat i'm
Dori9en Sabre, Der 9Bertb Der Ginfub.
rem F9 I'M G1, 672, 2,Ol1 uno bergDert6
Der Musfubren li3 I'M f2, ,O66,2SO
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srlono. 9onoon, Z. @ept, Sn
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i""~~ Wv "~o.9'SR uHo VIC &UUt9NuU2
ri@t 9riif bic Mutter 10 le9r an, bab lie
nab peni9en $a9en ebenfals itarb.
9ie 2ei&en ber Wfutter nnb Der Sod.
ter tpuroen mad Der 3eimat5 sel9idt.
I'm bort besrabsn su >uerbsn. 9lls Die
2ei@en in Garlep, in Der Ndbe besOr.es.
antamen, in usldem Sic 6amuie DC
Ntobbn lpobnte, ,fuuroen ein5o5u II. cine
So9ter, Die su 9aule ,paren, ,ua6nliu=
mig. ols iie laben, ,pie ibre M}utter unb
S@ueiter toot no6 9anIe gebra@t
muroeu. Ser 8ater lit pon @ramm
Der an wabnliun eren5f, tisf se=
beugt.
Mi3isan. Oetroit, s. @tpt. Ser
6euti9e Sag lit 0ffentliAen @e6eten
fit Die Notwithstanding oss YrdTesn<
ten 9cluiomst, uno beina9c aQe @e=
lbdTts6duler lino sel9!oHsu.
gSm. Perrie, gonbuftenr Deg 9otat
5rad}t5uss Der @eano Napios uuo Su=
Diana G!lenba0n, wuroe beute, als ct
|iiolib Don &aIamasoo Cars suIomu,en
fappeln :uollte, iiberabreu / uno 10
l9redli3 psrlsbt oaB er nab fiinlssbu
Minuten tarb.
5Detroit, s. Sept. Die 8sri0ts iibsr
Die Nerleerun9en ourtb Walobrdnoe
louten bon Stunoe gu 5tunoe,, oe,,l9redli=
sber. Son Port 5uron giu9 seltern Elm
NuIruf un uutertiibun9 Der g;o:bleia
benoen au:.
Gait Sa9iaa,p> s. @spt. @eFsrn
6IieB Der Biuo aus yeorbcn Ii. Often,
uno bic Ssmperotur Tiel Dos 81 81
GRAB. Ser Gau6 mar absr .unse'p6bn=
lid oi6t uno I'M 6alb ie9s u9rN5enos
lpuroe es finfer. 9eute Morgen seeen
l uhr re9netc es p!eQedDt flint Minu=
ten lang, aber nieAt Di!1reibeno nm
oen 5tau5 ooer oa5 Tsuer 5A i0iAsn.
N6rolitQ BON bier uno in Bap gity jicl
Id)luerer ytegen.
Sn @iI!nington 5oiunlbip Sus=
cola gouuiD, }iro 2l uuD in h,u
anoeren 5ounibips osNelbsn Gountp
eben 10 D!ele Sam!lica 9siInat9los.
CALIFORNIA. Gan Transisco> s. Sept.
Sie 3d9Iun9 81 Del oer seilrt9sn Wahl
obsssebsnen @timmen 1T no4 ni@t
beenoet, aber man sloubt oob Die
&spub!itaner oas '9anie Sifst nit
Gin ooer 5!pei Nusnabmsn erwa5it ba=
ben.
Obio. Gleoslono> s. @spt. 9cmpr
uno Sons 9obelmiibte 1T seitsrnNodt
o5ecbrannt. Ser Berluf bsirdat AM
Ge6duoc $4,000, an Ser WalAinerie
$40, 900 uno an Material $4,000; Die
Ssrliberun9 i'm Ban5sn $4,000 lit in
;Sstra9en BON $1,000 in 5p0!f perl9ie=
oencn Gompa9nien.
9oDton, 8. @ept. Die iabrlide
5ibuns bes 1er!ua!tungsratbs oer5oI=
oatenbeimotb mar fir oen 7. 3. lf. in
Dayton fefseiekt, Tiel obsr ous neil
fe!n Nuorum ;uIammenfam. 9ie
bier er|6einenen Dfltalieoer lin5
beute 9beno nad] Gbicago obe.=
reif. tpobin einise oiesmol ausoebliebe.
nenDtitslieoer su tonmen 3uss|agt bas
ben.
9iew Dorf, s. 5spt. @d)infsl uon
Der Gornea Ruoer Grs,p 1T beute ppm
europa suriifsefebrt. Gr fo,iit nit
Gntriiltung Die BON anbern Nfitaliebern
Der grelu gegen i'm erbobenen Beldul.
oisungen 3uriif uuo last er 'peroe ee=
gen oielelben nah ie;ner Nntunit in
Stbafa 9eri9tti6e @1ritte einleiten.
9fsw Dort,7. @ept. Ser beutise Sag
miro: bier unO in 8rOtlpn cQsemsin
als 8etta9 fit bic gBieoer6erteQuus
Deg Yrdlioenten gebalten, uno Die @e<
lbdIte fino beinabe poafdaoi9 sinss-
itslft.
6ier uno in Der umsessno purben
9eitern p;er3i9 Bsrioneri poa Der pise
liberlpdltigt; mebrere Jdae battsn
t6otliten NusJang. B:s beats
Wt!ttag tnaren ;ebn ueSonrenF Fidfil=
= vS
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6 in Der bdnangnibsolIe I
Grbrut1db.

@snf, 9, @ept. - Das Dorf &ei=
&enba& i'm 8erner Qberlonb paro
bird einen Groruti9 fat pollfduois
jerit6rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-15
Gin geI6idtes 9rdparat,

suian,n,cnseleb aus ssurseIn, 8aumrinbcn
uno Yfan5cn, Die 3ulaA,men basmo niren
uno cine ansenebn,e uno pirflame Meoisiu
bilocu, 1T @urbod Slooo Buffers. iiber mel.
DIES fortmaDreno Die alierbeit ten gmpfeglun.
gen cinlausn. Ereis 81 90,
Sum @ertauie bel SEQ. g Opener,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-15
@ieB OA oarauf.

8. .. Solicit. Maron. 8, iagt, bab er
Sbonos' GclestriS Oil gegen 8rauowunocn
9cbrau6te uno nie etwa5 fano, oas ibm
9leidtam als S@mersitilfer unb 9eilmittel. !.
Sum 8erfauIe Bel SEQ. g Speneer.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-09-10
THE PRESIDENT.

undoubtedly the transfer of the Presi-
dent to Long Branch was a heroic exper-
iment. full of danger. But it was Ger
tain death for him to remain. "lf we
had left him i'll Washington he would
have died any way sald DR.. Boynton.
and we feel certain that another crisis in
the Presidents case would have come by
this time. had he remained in an atmos-
phcre filled with malaria and heated be-
yond his endurance. The wisdom of the
change was justified before the Prasi-
dent had been an hour on his way out of
all that was most depressing to his mind
and body. The rapid falling of the pulse,
the interest in what he saw, the delight
with which he first looked on the sea and
the activity of his mind-all told one
story. The return of Il feverish pulse at
night was natural. A ride of 233 miles
on Il very hot day. and under the most
exciting circumstances. was enough to
give an ordinary invalid high fever
And the President-whose weary
eyes welcome the sight of the sea-, lis
now where all his recuperative powers
will be encouraged by perfectly healthful
surroundings. The sea air will be a tonic
to him--the sight of it will be fascina-
ton and rest for him, for he had. from
youth, & passion for great expauses Of
water which nearly made a sailor Of him
for life
The Cecil Whig., 1881-09-10
MR.. KEATING GETS FRIGHTENED.

We learn that at 4 recent meeting of
the State Board of Public Works that
august body concluded to accept the offer
of the County commissioners and to sell
the States interest in the Bohemia
Bridge for twenty-five cents in the dol
lar. The fact that the State had already
given away to all the other counties of
the Eastern Shore. including Mr.. keat-
ing's own county, all its interest in the
works of internal improvement, was very
clearly shown to Mr.. Heating and his
confrercs, by Mr. Jones and Mr.. Reese
last Spring. But Mr.. Heating was hen
full of confidence as to his re election
Now he begins to tremble before the
November chills, and knowing how the
people of Cecil would be glad to give
him taste of their appreciation of his
injustice, he takes the back track, and
gives a reluctant consent to the just views
heretofore laid before him. At all events
several thousands of dollars are saved to
the people of the county, if Mr.. Heating
was frightened into doius IN act Of JUS
The Cecil Whig., 1881-09-10
Qht QttiI ll1h'e.
ELkTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1881.
PUBLICAN PRIMARIES

The Republican Voters of Cecil county
are hereby requested to assemble in
Primary Meetings, at the usual places of
holding elections in the several Districts
i'll which they reside. on SATURDAY, Sep
tember l1th instant. at ) o'clock p. NJ,
and select by ballot Five delegates from
each Election district, to meet in County
Convention, in Elkton on the following
TUESDAY, September Goth, at 12 o'clock
W., for the purpose of nominating
\ candidate for the State Senate:
Three candidates for the House of Del
egates;
Three candidates for County Commits
SiOnerS:
\ candidate for Sheriff: and
\ candidate for County Surveyor.
Also, for the purpose of selecting four
Delegates to attend the Republican State
Convention, to be held in Cambridge, on
the 9TH of October next: and of selecting
four persons to represent the county on
the Republican State Central Committee
BY order of J. I. MCCULLoUGH,
WILLIAM J. SMITH.
l.. Nj. HAINEs,
('ountv Eyeputiya Comm itraa
The Cecil Whig., 1881-09-10
A ISLANDER ON ELK NECK.

The preparation of horrible murder,
the sickening details of which we publish
at length, and upon the accuracy of which
our readers may rely, is quite an affiiction
enough upon any community without the
additional indignity of gratuitous libel
upon it, as that of Wilmington morning
newspaper. when it states it us 4 fact
THAT the neighborhood around Elk
Neck bears a reputation for lawlessness. :"
There is not more orderly or reputable
farming ncighborhood either in Cecil or
New Castle counties than Elk Neck. Its
citizens are among the best in our county
We can recall within period of many
years but one other conspicuous crime
committed in that section-the burning
of a barn, and even in that case the Sus-
pected incendiary was not native of
that section. The statement in question
is an unmitigated libel upon 4 respect
able neighborhood.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-09-10

of holding all State conventions. The men :
bers OF State Central Comnit1ce shall
cho nSe Il chairman u.It of their own uumb, /
or from the State ut large. When amy med
Der OF 1!i.. Stale Central Cn,nmirrec shall bt.
IN thip L" attend Il a meeting of said com
mitteo IL. shall ht authorized t" appoint ~
his proxy for said injecting some member al
rlie legislative district or county committee
of which h,. j. chairman.