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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-17

fhe Excelsior Chsir Is the lest Chair in the mar
ket. The best made. The most durable. The
best finished. The Chair that gives the best satia-
faction. Ths best for the olce, the public build.
Ing, the vsranda, tAe parlor or the invalid. Thir-
teen different styles All wo1A warranted SEND
for cuts and price list TO
GREENE & sTURDEvANT,
Summit Station N 7
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-17
Greatest Remedy Known.

0r. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest
medical remedy ever placed within the
reach al suffering humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless sufferers, now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery TO which they
owe their lives. Not only does it
posjftreiy cnre Consumption. but
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Hoarseness and ali affec
tiolIs of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
yield at once to its wonderful curative
powers as if by magic. We do not ask
you to buy large bottle until you
know what you are getting. We
therefore earnestly request YOU to call at
your Druggist q. Speidel's and get a
trial bottle free of cost which will con-
vince the most skeptical of its wonder
derful merits, and show you what a
regular one dollar size bottle will do.
For sale by G, Speidel.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-17

The Ohio Democrats are already

The Ohio Democrats are already talk
ing about their candidate for Governor
this fall, and Henry B Payne, of Cleve>
land. is said to be the favorite. Mr.
Payne was the Democratic candidate for
the same place in 1857, aud was defeated
by Salmon p. Chase. He is one of the
ablest as we'll as one oEthe purest men in
Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-17
CON STUMP TI0N

Combined with pHOSPRO-NUTRT
e scientific presentation of soluble wheat phos-
pilates exactly they exist naturally in the grain
and needed for perfect health in the Human
System.
Fact God Liver OIL Is conceded to be the Con-
sumptive's most valuable assistant.
Fact MANY patients cannot bear the ordinary
Cod Liver Oil on account of constituencies of the
stomach.
Fact 3.-Phillps' Cod LIVER oil is the purest
bland Norwegian variety, and is selected for its
unusual medicinal efficacy.
Fact4.-Phillips' Oil and Phosp ho-Nutritine com
bned is really palatable, and is relished and easily
retained by the most delicate.
Fact b.-This combination with Phospho- Nutri-
tine imperts 10 the Coo Liver Oil curative and
storative property and power which seem mystic
nous, but which are In reality purely scientific
These Five Facts suggest the reasons why Phil
ips' Pelatable Cod Liver OIL Combined with Phos-
ho-Nutritne effects such Invariably happy re-
suits in Consumption, Emaciation, Wasting, Scrof-
ala ricketts,, and Weaknesses and Diseases of the
LuDgs; also, for Nursing Mothers.
Free from any nauseous taste smell, miecible
In water, perfectly assimilable, and containing
remedial properties never before attained in med
tcine this preparation ia submitted with confidence
to patients and physicians. Price 81 per bottle; 9
bottles for IS
Physicians are invited to send for explanatory
circular to G. Fl. Phillips, Manufacturing Chemist.
Plat Street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-17
What the Papers Say.
ATLANTA Constitution Dem J

ATLANTA Constitution (Dem)
Olive Logan accompanies 5 Miss Sally
Bernhard tor the purpose of supporting
her at the receptions. Miss Sally is said
to claim that the genial Oliver is the most
complished leading post in contempor-
airy society.
Philadelphia Times Qnd.)
The Washington Republican seems to
object to having s'the White House made
the temperance headquarters for the
country" This may just be prejudice
the organ las against Hayes and his
methods, because it probably wou 'dn't
care to have the White House turned into
gin mill,
Philadelphia Times Qnd.)
Thus far Stanley Matthews has re-
ceived Endorsement but from two sources
his kinsman Henry Watterson, and the
Pacific Railroad lobby, who want the
Thurman railroad act reversed.
Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem)
Ought this country to pay 5000, OOO,-
900 annually to foreigners for carrying
work to oblige few ship builders thirty
miles from the residence of Senator Blaine
Subsidies are wrong in principle and
vicious in practice, Freedom is beautiful
in principle and equal and bene 6cient 10
practice. Senator Beck has this funda-
mental advantage over Senator Blaine in
the discussion of this important subject.
And the arguments of Senator Beck can
not be answered, as Senator Morrill,
attempted to answer them by saying that
Mr. Beck. being from the interior of Ken
lucky. can know nothing Of the commerce
of the high seas.
Burlington (Vt.) Frse Press (Rep)
Two important matters affecting the
business interests of the country on which
Congress ought to take action before
adjournmsnt are the appointment OF com
missions TO consider the basis of a treaty
of reciprocal trade with the British pro-
vinces aud to present scheme for the re
vision for the tariff Neither of these
measures binds Congress or the govern
% ent to anything. they simply proposing
committees to report information on
which the next Congress can act inteli>
gently.
st. Paul Pioneer (Rep).
Il is to be regretted that any Democrats
have been found to advocate the plan OF
giving tthe Government control of the
telegraph lines The Government has all
ready too much power, and its control OF
the private affairs OF the citizens should
not be enlarged in the slightest degree.
The proposition is only another evidence
of the centralizing tendencies OF the pres
ent age.
EPeoria Democrat DEM.
The Ohio Democrats are already talk
ing about their candidate for Governor
this fall and Henry B. Payne, of Cleve>
land. is said to be the favorite. Mr.
Payne was the Democratic candidate for
the same place in 1857. aud was defeated
h,, & lrnon y Chasa &c L. ono Of fha
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-17
Cleveland Leader (Rep,l

The Syracuse Courier. referring to
Christiancy. Uoited States minister TO
Peru, wants to know why the government
don't recall the old fool and be done with
it." That is what thousands of intelligent
people are asking. though perhaps not
quite 30 foreibly. Mr. Christiancy is not
only incompetent. but under such cloud
as to utterly impair what little usefulness
he might otherwise have.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-17
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A. DoDex h Co., Bankers and Brokers, ID
Wall Street, New York, buy stocks on reasonable
margin and wnen desired. will advise when and
what to buy Also Stock Privileges in which SIS
to 800 can be probably invested. Opportunities
for good profits constantly occurring. Full in
formation on application, and Weekly Report sent
free
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

GrfreuIide Nuertennuus. Or.
ausuf &0nis's 9ambuser
.Sropfeu finb unIbertreffid. Sd
babe in ben lebten 2 Sabren oaburd,
bab i'd Die Sropfen INNER i'm Saufe
6atte, wenisftens $40 on SOttorfOiten
eripart. Dieie Ne6i,in iOipobI, als
Or. ausuR Sonis's 3 O NJ
buraer 8ruftbee, it eine
@obltbat fur bic Ieibsnoe Ntenihbeit
uns gottes Segen miro auf benz See
i6afte Der Ssrrn u. 8oaeIer Il 60.
NeIdior s7. @enje, Wanhes
ter, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

Gin jebr Observation-Disclosures
belteht in Stebrasea. Sort miro nani
lid iebes Snbr bonn Guurerneur elm
Gag be,si9nsf. rpel4er ber ~ y8aumtng"
aeuannt ruirb, unb an peIdena Elm ieSsr
msuulihe 8ewchner bes Staats inenie'
Rens nseineu Baum pFansen ion. Sn
bsa Gsssnbsn, no Yrairis DoIbsrri6t
unb no natiirIihs @6lbsr feblsn. Uar
cine foI&e Wabrsasl bon ieIbit ssboten,
unb Aarum III 20 in Nebroeta eem Be-
liebeu eines Ssben anbsimsfFeat. Oh CT
eiu.u Sbfitoum ober eiaen @alt baum
ausiebea mill. unb iuobin er benielben
pfian,t, nau mil eben cen BaImwuHs
beforbern, unb earin III. feitosm Der
gaumtas asitklid anseoronst DurOe'
fdou re1t Grfreulides seleiitet porben'
sar nieies Snbr mar Der Baumt al
pom gouperneur auf osn 20. Apri
anstiest.
Sur N1ihouri burfte es lest aud
baID ratbium isin, burd Die GinIubr
luna zines abnlidsn Sebrau6s Ger un
nd areifenbcn Gntmalbun9 ces 9anoes
eutaeaeu su wirten. 9IIertings III BOT
Ser 9esislatur cine earauf hin;ieIenS
@eriiquno nod, tanae niht ~ erwarteH
aber iehr uisl in oieier 6i4tunJ f0nnt
uon ben ueridieoenen .9dHbwirtbidaft
liden Sereiueu" 9etbau iuereen. gSeni
lolde Seielidaften eineH uiabrlidel
Snumtafl" fir TIRE Ofitllieber einfntr
: ten, ,pureen ne nitt nUr ibve off STEM
li1 fabten NusrenungEpIake III loeEi
ler Sabren ~ ibaIti9en Rarts um
i6aiTen. ionosrn t6nnten aud Gin
iOcials 8ereiuiauna init eem Baum
phan;eu per6inoen, mas bem Sstebe
unp S9irten zines istsu GereiHes for
oertin If. ,.--.-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

poIitil6en 8arteien, ionSern aud bon
an allen Sanoitaten fur Die SegisIatur
elm oTenes Notwithstanding gu Der'
langen, unb oanu nrub ieber bon ibnen,
einerlei, mas ionit feline pOIitiide Su-
f6t lei, aud ben Nfutb baben, sem9e'
maf ~ itimmen. 90 unb nur 10 1T
Die 9efabr, Die aGen, beionbers aber
uns einsewanherteu Seu!i6eu Srobt,
absuidIaesu. (N. 3. SD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

Nranflin Gonntp III iest fsinsSonSs-
8irr.n aladli1 los. Die Nbifimmun8
iiber ben SsrsIsi@s-SOridIaG betrsffs
Der Bunb- unb Deder-SOnbs bot l7l6
Stimmen fur bas Gompromib nno nur
7l5 ooaesen srasbsn. Die &ounip
Court wirb nun 1925, 900 in neuen
Bombs, bic 6 Bro,ent 3inien trosen
uuo bells 10. tbeils 15. tbeits 20
Sabre lauf.n. aussebeu. 0ieie usrhen
fur Die alien sebnprO;sntigen Bombs.
uelds nit 3inien gu $40. 900 onse'
laufen parsn, aussetaIi9t werren.
Cas Bolt pon 5ranfIia 9ouRtp bat
ueile sebano oeIt, inbem es ben Ssrgleid
nnnabm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

Sin aludii6es 8olfden. - Inns
fon,mt Sabr uno Sag teiu Onttor ms
5aus, ld5reibt N1idael SeiIauo. 8ods
bale, Serae. Or. ausuf Sonis's
9amburser 5topfsn ino nberaa I'M
Sebraud, iuuo uberal wirb ibueu bof-
ielbe 9ob - bieies III aud Nit Or.
auauif aouis's 9amburset Bruiftbse
Der Saa. Gt lit bas bette 9ufenmit'
tel, Sas i4 le in neiuem 9ebeu fenneH
eeIerut babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

Sas 6eprdientantenbaus oee Staa'
ties Wi6isan bat einen Seiesentpurf
anaenommen. in SemdBbeit benen bic
betreffenoen Farteien mad erfclster
@belheibung nurh Die Seridte elm
Sabr lang su tparten bobeu. ebe fie fid
mieoer perbeirathen birfen. Der
3ws6 oieier SorIage lit. Den imnIcr
,ablrei9cr wcroenben GBefdeiounaen
einen OamnI eutgegeuiuiesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

9erren SarScrobe Nrtitel iinbet mon
,u nieori9er Yrellen bel SEQ. SraettIp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

Oie Babrheit 81 uenneH - if SpieI,
Die Babrbeit 30 erIeaueH -ia bieI,
Die gSahrbeit Su fosen - iR f@psr,
Sic Ba5rbeit ertreseH. ie caekr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

0erlam9t. gier3ig Samen, bic
@aaren i'm Sfofben StDre ~ brfiatiz
aen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

1leber Baltimore.
Scbsr, Der las alte Iaierlanb teIn&tn ceer
8erranhte uuh 8Teunee sen &urrra fcmmen
alTen riQ, lelte bic pra&tpcllen ueueu eiitrnsn
S&ranbrn. pORbampfi&iHe hrs
9orSoeatfdea 2loaS,
aur llebtrfabrt benusen.
Weit Bampff1iFen bee Rrrheeatftrn 9lpVe
rurhtn bic Gnss 1879 hber 7OO, 900 TsrisatH
befSrhert.
,Ofit DampihifIen brssior6oeutI&su
9lDpo uurSrn bis Guoe 1880 ubcr
500, 600 Beriouen beiorbtrt."
Die Dampfrr hieitr GUmpasnit:
Sraunfdpeia, 1909 ons, @apllnbatf&
Rlrnbers. s1OO Sons Sap Sdser,
9eipsie. $500 ~ Rfeiffer.
Ohio, 250o We1er
Berlin, $500 :, Sein6e,
Baltimore, $500 :. 9eImers.
fabrsn ssstIm6eis alIs IL 7ass ,niTden 8res
nseu uHe 0altimors unb neemeH TdadStsVe
Dn fsIssuesH Hassn an. 49,
Bon GoItimore nod Srenen.
aiaSsr asils.n uah 10 Sabrsn bic SdlFt.
Bon Bremeu nod Baltimore.
3piI$tubsd $500
4ineer ;nifAen / unb II Sabven sft 16Iiit.
SGusIinse 400 Runhrsifsbilless IN rrmSeis-
ten Trsifsn.
Ter eanhHnasplas eieSsT Tampff&iEt Ia
SaItimsye if inGEei@ Espst hsr Baltimore tab
Sbip Giitababn, rsI4s pahasiers BON nns neft
eem s1s tsa an billieereu @Teifen Be-
iTreert, ais ifgsuh Gins Giientaka rsR ReR
gOIl nnb pbilaStIpbia.
Bel Aniunft Der Hampfi6iiis rirb sas Depot
fir aas NiHtansthe0ien ssi&ieHen, 70 eae bic
Ginwanbersr Mot Der 6sfabr dn selest fnb
.cn Setriissrn bsi6pinbsit ~ psrpen, mas To-
aurera 0afsupldssn Isiesr 10 Oh Der 6aa IL.
g1ir MAIDEN urA beisnftrs auf fOlsesbe
fur osutiebe 6eifents bepba1tunseperthe Ber~
aiias aufmer'sru psi&t bic 3siis init unfeTu
| S@iTen bittet. lie TeTasire THe unteE
| Tenti@en, fEnneu nd alip nit slseerut1ao
rssRdnhisen ebns Trlmetf&sr % eebrau6etA
limlisen aus einem S9iff in eas aRe re, pie
bsi inhirettsn 8aiien Hnesi nttbt Ratt; bic
| TaAasieTs esbsn n 8rsmsn fesIeidA an Doge
bee Cssaabampfrrs unh verlaEsa seHSelber -
/ Ia Saltimsrs.-
w WsseA natsrer Ausinuit neaee m1M
| Fa an bic @sHsTat.assuten
IL Gdbmbmaeber 6 &c.,
30 S @lb gop Ctr, DaItimere. N
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

Nus Snoiana erbalten mir folgeno n
iniercii anten Eeitraa. ben wlr I'M n
tereife unierer 2eier mittbeilen Srau
3elo, cine aeadtete Oame IN fort
Bapne, Snb., mar lett Sabren our@
beftisen 8beumatismus geplast. sic
nabm ibre 3uHudt su benz ct. Sasobs
Del uno wuroe our6 bic Nnwenouna
oi,ies gRittels rieeer polfon,men Der
oeifeIt. (Sno,sStoats3eitunS.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-29

2oro 8eaconsfelo (Seniamin Ois'
raelD, Yremicr'Mtniiter BON Gn9lano,
iit am Nfontaa Isbtsr 8O&e in Con-
BON aeitorben. @r erreidte elm @ltcr
BON 76 Sabren, uno bate fid au6 als
g Somani6riftiteIer einen Ramen er-
nnrbeu. Sein NodfoIger i'd Der sreiie
8laojfoue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-26
Make Home Pleasant to the
Children.

Now is the time to form good rcsolu
tons and make to yourself good promi
SEES, some Of which are kept fifteen min
utes, and some fifteen days, which is II,
long as most of them are worth keep
ing. But there is one resolution you
might make and keep that would be OF
infinite service 10 you and yours, some
effects of which would be apparent long
years after you have quit this cold
world for better one-this is rcsolu-
ton and purpose to make your house
u hpme for your children. We don't
mean to let them run and have charge
Of it, while you looked on and were al
lowed a few privileges ifyou have been
doing that, just turn over a new leaf
and take command of the home affairs
ut once-but make friends of your chill
drcn, teach them to come to you with
all their little troubles and SORROWS !;
don't turn them off with Impotence or
carelessness their trials and tribula-
tons are as great to them as yours are
to you, and Il little loving childs heart
is easily bruised and the hurt sometimes
leaves an ugly scar long after you have
forgotten the wound. Try and be Il,
child with them, come into their little
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-26

world if is = opecr w.rld and has some
frnny ;nhoL;,ant, ,,ot nro wolI wortb
vnur s,nd,;nn. trv ond ror,on,hor thot
,.om ,osoa Lo, .o ,,;rl nnoo All u,ot
ronr I;t,L' ogai., ,oirr l;,In L'ro, and
haze ''' ronr '; ;",, o"I s@rrow w'N" ,onr
,Jao,,,.c., onlJ i;,,',,a;rt,,.n.s woro a.
Troot r. r " thon ar now Toocb your
cLiIJror - oanGJo ~ Won :, fool that
yn" aro ~ - trn ,,, ornGJant royor ho.
;,nu .,lr Ian,.L y, ,I,o;n l;,,Io oanGIo,noo
~ f,,ot tsaL ,,anaaL;l 'l ~ nnn,o 20
tho;, ,,o.Lo. ,:,, w. o"annt,;na ,oaoL
tLnn :, r5.or ~ 80 a,vtLin. tbcv ava rnt
v;ll;n,, - .tc,l ,Lo;r n,,I@, to3cL thom
~ I,;99n III u,a,n ;,,.,' nni ,"..,,rs ~
Gon o ~, m.Lon ,' tlo ~, ,ooI D ot No, Lnoo
al n;nLt T., ,nnoot ,,oir nrnynrs Lnyc
,Lnm fol, Lcr III chow haydr s.ij ~ Jnnc
dnr;ro, u,o dov Ir,on oo, toncL tbom
~ ', Jn Iii. ,Ia,, oro s',G tha t",ntor
w;lI no,,or oan,a nao,a ol;IJ oh" ioll,
H.. n,nthn, oyor,.thim, Tonch tLon, r.,
ho n,onIy and wnn'orIy trnthf;l arJ
L,nnsl !, aIi ,hinma. ;H;n ~ tLa;" niara
nnJ an,m., ~" lot fhon, hayo t ti'o,
on,no, AMI snorts - Lon,o Ina,t 49,
'' '' L,"s ,' o.n 'i har" , ma",, th"t ~,
ch,Idron,s fm q NAV ronr, oil ', tbo; -, o w.,
fn ,norL or ,iar r" ;f tI"'' ,nn v"t D o%'
r ~" Iot the r 10 a. Iom "". AMI NJ p pI"
n;,h tIooo r." La', ao' ' '',', CIV" ""I, ~" ~
l ," '" "nI h.,' GGy ." p'y v"'h h :"
~ ,v ' nnd Jn ~, t Iu nro w. s ' 80 III;
w "I md T f., fa.bon W. 'nC IN; '"r'ro y, -" -,
"'',''', ""' '"'',o', nc we nene' u I'
, ~ nnJ"t h w. W. w. ,; "o w" p 'a.
tp,"'' 80 '' nr "v ''' If ~ W., '',,, J o'',
~ W bnn hav" n,t Wv ~ t rnom1 ", nm,
% 'L' '"', l ',o " "r,' W 'a,,'"o , '',
i ; -. ,,'o, "'''' Nv, "I ,I E I r,."
,;", j.; tLa"a ,,, : a ,p Wv 'J t.;
t ti" III S%v ga ''s - , .D' 'I,iU'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-26
a Song for The South.

From Luddcn II Bates Southern
Music House, Savannah, Ga, we have
received Il splendid song and chorus
entitled "Thc Southern Soldier Boy,
with words by Father Ryan and music
by W. Luddcn, which We can commend
as grand song that will be welcomed
wherever the Southern soldier boys
memory is held dear. The poet Priests
touching words are here set by a master
hand toa tender melody, and GttingIy
dedicated to the Southern mothers
whose soldier boys sleep in graves
Unmarked by name, unmarked by j stone
And only the voice Of the wind makcth moan
O,r the mound where never flower il slrown.
The engraving on title pagr--illus
trating the soldier boy in Confederate
unIorrn- grave in the woods with the
moss o crgrown-a grave in the heart Oh
his mothcr-in itsclf cloquently tells the
story. For sale by nll music dealers
Price 30 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-26
The Senatorial Contest,

We wish we could announce in this
issue Of the Home Journal that the Sen
atorial race now going on in cur Capitol
had been ended in the success Of a Dem
ocrat. For week the Legislature has
baloted daily, and number Of good
Democrats have been presented, either
one Of whom could have been elected
but for the unhappy breach in the
Democratic party; and the people, if
not the members Of the Legislature, are
growing tired Of this waste Of time just
because every member cannot get tnc
man Of his own personal choice 1t
seems to us that Il petty division uPon
local issues should not operate to pre-
vent perfect harmony in the election Of
n Democratic Senator. And The Dem.
ocratic majority is 50 small as to render
it dangerous 10 prOcrastnatc, and there
is room 10 fear the DETECTION Of two
Democrats, IN winch case hepHDLcah
will be elected. Mr.. Maynard has al
ready received Al votes On several bal
lots, lacking only four OF beng The req
uISItc number 1he '1o"-taA mem
bers Of the Democratic party, we must
assert, have shown = most commehd"-
Bile disposition to vote Tor any Democrat
who is not regarded as extreme lhcy
have voted Tor "cn, ba'r, Zen. bright
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-26

poet that it will he divided between us
and you know that his property was
something considerable, for he had a
fine estate that was sould to pay his
debts, and the remainder he lost on a
horse race. But it was the opinion Of
everybody at the time that he would
have won the race if the horse he run
against hadn't been too fast for him.
never saw man, and the doctors
all say 50, that observed directions or
took medicine better than he did. he
said he would as leave take bitter allo-
ways as sugar candy, if it only had the
same taste, and ppccachuana as whisky
punch, hit would only put him Ill the
same humor for fighting,
But, poor soul, he'll nivcr ate or
drink morc-and you haven't a Twin
relation in the wide world, barring my
self and your two cousins who were Kilt
in the last war,
can't dwell on this mournfnl sub
iect, and shall sale my letter with black
sailing wax, and put on it your uncle'
court Of arms, 50 | beg you to break the
sale when you open this letther, anC
don't open it till three or four days at
ter you receive it, by which time yol
will be prepared for the sorrowtul tt
dings. ,
Your sweetheart, Judy McGoc, sind'
her love unknownst to me.
Whin Pat Finncgan arrives in Amer
ky, ak him for this letter, and if he
doesn't know it from the rest, tell hin
its the one that spakcs Of your unclci
death and sailed in black.
| remain your atfcctionate grand
} mother III haste,
JUDY O'IIOolIjAN.
To Misthcr Larry OEloolgan, late o
; the town of Tuldymuccloscrag, in tn
Parish Of BuIlyraget, near Ballyschlu
CUTLERY, in the county Of Kilkenny
in Ireland, now in Ameriky FORMS
the pump.
n. B.-Don't write to me again unit
YOU receive this letter }. OH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-26
Gcv. MARI s. Spec Gu.

The following il the yaIcdictory al
dress Of Gov. Marks, delivered prccC
ding the inauguration Of Judge lIaN
kins. 1t is rcp!cto with patriotism
truly characteristic Of the author:
GcntI.mcn Of the Senate and IIouD Of Repre-
ecnulyrs and loIlow-citzrn-;
The ceremony in which we are en-
gagged terminates my official career
am here to lay down the high trust Il
which | was called by the voice Of thu
people. The helm of State was com
mitlcd to me ia lroubou8 times. &c
ccptcd the responsibility with distrus
and hesitate In surrendcring il
have no apologies to make, no excuse
to render ] am proudly conscious tina
in the administration Of my Office die
my duty, as understood it, faithfully
and uniaItcrjngly; that stood upor
the rock Of right ns God had given m,
the power to see it, and that the pro
motion Of the public good was the su
prcme object Of my aspiration.
In my brief career have cxpcrien
ccd many ycissitudcs Of political for
tune. have seen revolution rise upon
the wing Of buoyant hope, eliminate il
meridian splendor, and at last fall amid
the ruins of my country, Stripped OF
every faculty Of political citizenship, |
have lived II scrf under an absolute dies,
poiism. | have lived Il free citizen in Il
commonwealth Of frccmcn. have held
place and power. Ali these mutations
have taught me no new political creed.
| quit public life firmly persuaded that
II splendid centralized government, sup.
ported by, and in turn supporting pow.
ertul monopolics, is II curse TO the pco
pile, and will end ut last in the total
overthrow Of their political liberties.
The grca; political truths 50 gloriously
illustrated in the administration of JEFF
fcrson, our jackson, Polk and johnson,
still live. Crushed to the earth they
will rise again. The eternal years Of
God are theirs. Disasters have betnllen,
but disasters are the rounds in the lad
der Of fortune upon which we will
mount to Il permanent and glorious
triumph.
1t is my duty on this occasion, and in
presence Of their chosen representatives,
to recognize my obligations to the peo-
pie of Tennessee for all they have done
for me. When | was Il boy, they took
me by the hand and, leading me up and
up, they at last crowned me with the
Chief Alagistracy Of one of the proudcst
commonwcalths of the world. The cares
and responsibilities of the Office they
gave me will pass away with the fleet
ing hour, but they gave me a perpetual
property in the distinguished honors
conferred. But more exalting than all
these honors is the assurance | will bear
with me in my retirement, that am
'steemed not unworthy the honors |
nave had, and that the evidence of the
Endorsement of my administration isl
written in perpetual memorial upon
he generous hearts of the people Of
tennessee.
With charity for all and malice to-
'ard none, | now retire from the public
ervice Of my State whose homer and
Tory on the field and in council | have
tempted to uphold with patriotic de-
otion, inspired by her brilliant history
nd exalted worth. !
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-26
Senators Elected.

The following United States Senators
have been elected lately:
Gen. 10. K. lluwlcy from Connects
cut.
Hon. Thos. G. Platt from New York.
Hon. II. l.. Dawes from Massachu.
sets.
Hon. Thos. +. Bayard, from Della.
ware.
Hon. - Congcr from Michigan.
Hon. Eugene Hale from Maine.