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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
Mothers! mothers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed At night and broken of 70
eet BY sick child 81 l1ering and cryi ng with
xcruoiating pain of cutting teeth3 Use 60
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothin
mediately-depend upon Il: there isno mistake
about Il. There is not mother on Earth who has
used Il who will not tell sou that Il will regulate
the bowels give rest to the mother and relief and
health the child, operating like magic. It Is
perfectly ssfe to use In all cases. and pleasant e
the taste and 10 the prescription Of one ofthe oil.
dest female phy9icians and nurses In the United
States Sold at % cents q bottle everywhere
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

At the meeting of the Republican
State Central committee last Wed
nesday It was decided to hold the
State convention in St. Paul, on
Wednesday, Sept. 28th. Brown and
Nicollet counties will each be en-.
titled to 4 delegates in Che conven-
ton, Renvllle county S, and Red
wood county 3. 49,. ....
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

Mr.. Maurice LIE Breton, q brother Of
Mrs. Langtry, has just been killed in
India in circumstances as painful a.
those of the death of Lord Edward st.
Maur, some years ago. He was shock.
ingly worried by tiger which IS under.
stood to have dragged him out Of .
tree, and, although he survived q week,
there never was any hope Of his re-.
covery. He was well known In India
as 20 mighty HUNTER was . young
man Of great promise, and had only
lately been decorated with the G. ]. T..
for his services in Afghanistan.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
Wicked for Clergymen.

II believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public
men to be led into giving testimonials
to quack doctors or vile stuffs called
medicines, but when really merito.
rious article, made valuable remedies
known to all, that all physicians Ase
and trust in daily, we should commend
it. therefore cheerfully and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and my friends, firmly
believing they have no equal for fam
lily use: I will not be without them.
REv.-, Washing ton, D. G..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

The murderous Apaches are
causing the authorities Of both the
United States and Mexico much
trouble. They have already up to the
21st inst, murdered thirty citizens
and twenty soldiers. Gen. Hatch
is now after them with two regi.
ments of troops.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

A double woman, joined in the
manner of the Siamese twins, IS the
attraction now in New York. She
is 80 years old, colored, has four
feet and hands, is intelligent, speaks
four languages, and can speak two
at once or hold two separate con-
versations., ..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

The Cincinnati Commercial fund
for the benefit of the man who
slapped the blackguard's mouth for
expressing the hope that the Presi.
dent would die amounted to 1902;
that IS, that sixty thousand two
hundred persons had contributed to
the fund, aud the end is not yet. At
first the pennies came in slowly;
then more rapidly, and now such a
torrent of the brown.faced indexes
Of public sentiment is rolling in that
the Commercial is puzzled how to
dispose of them.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24
cleveland Plain Dealer. !

Mr.. Theodore Hively, tobacco and
cigar dealer, 108 Seneca street, was re-
Gently laid up with rheumatism 50
that he couldn't walk. After liberal
use of various preparations he pur-
chased a bottle of st. Jacobs Oil, and.
to use his own expression, "It was
the first thing to afford hum anything
like relief" lie has completely re-
covered by its use.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

Upon the especial invitation ex-
tended by Gov. Pillsbury, Gen.
Grant will be the guest of the guber.
material mansion during the week of
the Minneapolis fair. He is expect
ed to arrive on Saturday, Septem'
Der 8, and will remain over the fair
1xoak
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

Leo. Hartman, the Russian Nlhi.
list, has renowned his allegiance to
the Emperor of Russia and filed a
declaration of his intention to be-
come citizen of the United States.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

The lowest yield Of wheat report
ed by the Pioneer Press correspon.
dents in Southern Minnesota is three
bushels per acre. The highest is
twenty bushels and the average of
the reports is about ten bushels.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

Three thousand Canadian Indians
have crossed the line to hunt buffa.
10, and a handful of United States
troops have started out from Fort
Assinniboine to drive them back
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

Twenty.one lives we're lost and
over thirty wounded by q powder ex.
plosion at Mamelon, Mexico, recent.
ly. Two block, of buildings were
DESTROYED.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-24

A movement has been set on foot
by the Irish people Of Minnesota to
establish an Irish Weekly newspaper
in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
, 1881-12-28

rcmnndctl by tic Snptoma Court, ot new
trial ordered. Dnt tho prosecuting attorney
must light slnvlu-hatded against tho ssupidi-
ties of Courts MIL 1urics, md tho annoying
absurttiltos Of tho inv, and tho gfusses put
upon 1t by tllo Supreme Court, and one falso
stop Il fatnl to him.
What wonder IL 1t that 1awyers of chnrac-
ter and learning havc lately been kaown TO
ask. "When was n criminal OF wealth anu
social position ever convicted i'll Cook
County?"
Is It tho fact that no man OF wealth cnn bo
convicted Ut crime III this county au1 sent
to tho pontclitiary 50 long rs Ills money
sl,ull ho1tl nut? 1lavo tho "sllccessful ctlm-
fnal lawyers" who make the laws in the
Legislature md the "el,inent criminal faw-
ycrs" who Interpret them FROM tho Su.
prolnr bench brought thu administration Of
crlmtnnl justice III this county into stlcEi
low contempt? Tlcsu arc questions which
tho people will be called upon to answer Mt
each successive election for Statu md judicial
officers until tic Whole ,crtmlnal procedure
Is reformed. 'rlu laws Which were COLI
slrlCteu 10 meet tie wants Of sparsely set-
tird S;Ato Of l50, ,000 inhabitants are no longer
| adequate to tho necessities of tho fourth
Stnlc Of the Union, containing population
Of y, 500,00 souls.
, 1881-12-28

4 new law In Kansas forbitls marriage
within six months aftor divorce. It In believed
that tnts lnw wus passed fur tho benefit Of In.
sano pGupln.
Mr.. Nixon Is evidently determined TINT If
the public doesn't know spankux bcc has buen
In pruKrcss It shuft not he for wAnt Ut huws.u4 On
the purt Ut tho hDy.
II notice. that tic Chinese Government has
established Ii bunk with IL cash cupltal Ut <.O.Oe)-
u01. Which Is the shortest routs from Nev
Jersey to Chlna7 7"-Castitr i'alt,uln.
"Wtat is this tnlk about Quecn Victoria
Wishing to marry the Princess l3uNtrcc 10 sumo
distinguished American? My address Is Ora.
mercy Squire, New York."-S. J. Tilticn.
A good pickle for meat IL MAIDS BY taking
three potl.,ds pf suit. ono ounce OF eutpeter,
three-tluRrtorB Of d pound Of brown stlgar, mad
Two gnl1ons or cad wuter Decr WILL 10 uullIclcut-
duys.-Carl Schurz.
To recent visitor, young beginner In
literature, Mr. Henry W. LonRfellow sntis: "Al.
wuys write your best."-fcly Turk Tribune. II
IL wrong for Henry to talk thAt way TO II y.sung
nuthur. jie should tell him to 70 easy at ilrsh
nud eclipse tho ulher ones gradually.
"Senator Logan seenls to have made a
tw0.base hft."-Er- Treasurer Gilbert.
All, frleutl, the good old customs nre waning
flst NwAy,
Who wears sprig OF oak.bough NOW to honor
| Charlts's lny?
Neglected utl tic mad-cap ritcs Of Jolly llai.
lUWcGh,
And scnrco oyal courtlcr loft to greet tho fair
b1ay Queen.
| We'll, lot thom wano, my brother, a. wauo they
must an1 will
| At lctlst there's one old festival that bus ita
honor still:
| At le,.st THERE'S ono old erecting whose music
| still IL deAr-
IA murry. merry CHRISTMAS. mud happy, bright
| Now. Your"
| -Susdn u. AnfhonE.
, 1881-12-28

NIXON must haye llal tho bad appoint
1neilt OF Timothy q. Howe In his nEu when
he nut this sentence into his leader tile other
day:
The [ActlnR1 prcAident, we believe. Ia anxious
to ,arittonixo Tho discor.ant cletnents ot the Ne
publlcNn party. but II f. dl,!oult to SEQ huw he
II the hands pt the lcltcr Of ono faction [anu It
tho complaints Of the other.
Other people l,aye tic same difficulty" !"
In seeing 1t, but Nixon knows tile influence
that irresistlbly tmpetlcu the Acting presi-
ttent into comforting the great and important
Office of Postmastcr-Guneralo on feeble old
man who Is wholly unqualified and untitled
for the position. Tic 10. 1nny express Its
surprise mid disgust ut such foolish ap-
polnslent, but II Is not ignorant OF the fact
that Grant and ConkiIng demanded it, HIVE
WINS sort OF he1lcliInan and flattcrer Of them
both. The following extract FROM speech
delivered by the new Postmaster-Gencrai IN
Green Day, Oct, 10, 1880, a few days before
GarItcld's election, may throw some light ol,
the subjects:
It Is na open secret that Gen. Garfield Ia not
tho lnnn would have selected for President.
urn old fhshfuned cno.tah to think that when yot!
better tat1e your first Citizen rNther thln you1
second or yuttr twGnty-aecoHd; and generally,
think, when YOU hRvo 4 trust to oonflde. gspe.
ut poople you bud better eontldo II tu one yo,l
htvn proved. rnthcE than to ono you haro mi
Tho Chicago Convention committed one OF tho9t
}iundtrs trhfch n rrst conxfn IL crime when Il
| nominated qlr1cltI Instead Of Grant for rrest-
| dent.
| 14tyok ut tho date Of this speech. On the
eve Of the Presidential election Howe let tlS
| t1,fa rofrn,tn{i otr.f4dk nt flnr Enrt{n1d III,
HOW liz Inns received his reward And III
this way tho Acting President Is "harmoniz
Ing" The Republican ranksi
, 1881-12-28

SOCIALISM is bitterly opposed iii theory by
the English, Ana yet 10 other people have put 40
InllIy Ut its ldeus Int0 practice In their laws Al
guod lltugAry statement Vt what bus bccn done
In this way Is l1nls uy Dir, Morley III hia Life ot
Cohton just Issued. Cuhion opposed with all his
force tho Ten Hours bill, a. suoialistio In that
1t was an axertlon Of tho power ut tho 6tate In
is stronkast f0rl, denitly limiting in tho Inter-
est Ut the laturer the administration OF capital
Hut the net OF lS4s was only rudiucRtary stBp
In this direction. III 1877 tho Tan H0uss bill be-
oatna law. In the thirty years tnas followed,
says Morley, tho principle hss been extended
With astonishing perseverance. England haa to-
day a complete, m!uute. and yoluMln0us code
for the protecuoR OF woskmou; buildings must
he kept pnrc oE cllIuytaj dangerous machinery
Must 10 fenoeli children aud yUuug persDna
must not clcan 1t whIle III sn0uooi their huurx
ara not Duly limited but hxed, continuous ota-
playment laust not exceed given number Of
hou n varying With tho sFade, but prescribed By
the law IN gtyen cases; slatutablo number Ut
holidays IL Imposed; tho chIhlFeu must 10 to
school, and the employer must every week
hayo u ceFtldcatu IL thas 0lteoti It nj.
Hcoileut happens notice mist be sent to
the proper authorities; spucInl pFoyIsIous Ato
III ado for bakehouses, fur Iace1naklng, for COLI
series, unit for u Whus scacdue Ut other special
callln9s Fur the duo enforcement aud ytGtl1at
supervision OF this imasnso host OF minute
prescriptions. thsro 10 An Immense host OF III
spcctors. certifying susRcons, and other author
, 1881-12-28

.f...
.n'e'''"n " "o"'"'o',ns t'e "l',l",'y
; "el'n' "'hcn nus 'lo' nun" JUS services
a"Heioh'iS 'alMao'e 10 W"rt"ht Ie""ta'
nut N'No' H"."lS ten''He'l 'a". Ao "ns' "e-
e"tt" nss so"' WIS l's o". ouio[e ''e oeea"
~ tleh.o1o A'nt 'een.t' ~ 'ho ta'c's"et"H e
sno"eu ""s o'sl'''s''oa +" cu' lo''sc .f4'' ~
ilune''.l'h nut '''"''e' ''" ""'c s1'ccie.s ~
el"" ~ ~ pt1ms ne"sp"pes u, ll'o p"o"c 'h'
t'tesl' IN i'lh'NE "o''i1 pc s"o ~ VI
, 1881-12-28

desire tn maintain tleir narrow potlcy by
perpetual ttnkcrIux uf The Inv. hive over.
reached themselves. Certain perso,ls i'm.
ported, wtIflo Atr. Arthur wns Collector of
New York, Boo barrels uf plulMbnga In n
French vessel from Ceylu1.. rho Importers
insisted that the goo.ls wcro free, mid tho
ci!sto,n.llouse peUplo claimed that they wcre
subject to 10 per cent duty because imported
III n foreign yessc'.
III tho net OF 1851, as well ns In a!l previous
and subsequent acts, It has been provided
that there slinIt 6a leyic. md collected OH NIL
guoJs, etc., the growth or produces OF tlia
countries Gust Of the Cnpc OF Guui 1fOpc.
when Imported in foreign vessel, MI midi
t!onn! mid discriminating duty Of 10 per cert.
LII the rnrilt net Ut fS13 plunlbnEO WAS
rNt upon the freo list.
The question was. whether the tilscrlinn1t-
lnv duty Ut l0 pcr ccnt could 1e lnipusctl on
MI article named 0n tho list of goods 'tlnlt-
led free Of duty, alld tho Supreme Court tle-
cide,l that II could nut be. No duty could
lawfully be collected on pliiMbaR0, or amy Of
tito other articles I,ataed iii tho FREQ list Of
tho thrift Of 1877, whether lnaporlutl III Amer
icai' or furcIgn vessels. 11ere Is another out-
rnKe. The Supreme Court las lll thls ill.,
stance struck tho protective policy fn two
points. 1t strikcs down the duty III plum.
bago. and also strlkcs stown tho dtscrl'nlna-
tion against foreign vessels. Tho sessels Of
every la'1l may come here loadctl down with
p'ainbaEo, a'1d deliver their cnrKo on Il per
feet equality with any OIL A1r. John Roncli's
, 1881-12-28

Gov. ST. Joity, Of Kansas fNoat-Dowfto),
declh1es TINT bis .rro,iibitory Litluar Inv ID
perfect succcsa, and that tho wholu stntG Is rs
dry "a u poH.lor.horn: mud. no iuattcr how
thirsty tho follows rnny be, there IA not II drop
to irink for luvo or tllnncy. On tho nthor hand,
we hav1 his extraordinary proclhlnat1on offer
ing larRo ruwnrtls for tho conviction uf officers
who neglect their duty III enforcing cocrcfvo
tcctUlniaul, with tho statement or ex.G0y. Nou-
tnson aud Ut tho lcnisx juurtnls Ut knslsNs n'at
tho iAw IL Il failure, ahd IL promoting intclll-
pcrnuce and dtsrcspcct 0f luT generally Tho
lolra Slate Heutster publishes tho snbIOincd ex-
troct from IL buslncss letter received by the cd
ator from cltlzcn In kMt,saa Int rcpnrl to tho
practical results Of the prohlbitury Ll1uor law
In that sinto. The cslitur Of the Register rouchea
FOR the writer Of tho letter ns one WlloH tic per-
sunAtly knows 10 he tan honest fnnn, careful
opssrver, and a Bincero friend ut temperance !:
H1isAni', Kas. nte. 2i:--Fre1nent comtnolt ls
liquor iAws, nnd Il difference ot opinion aeoius
to exit, gil widely ut rnrauep. Tho Mction uf
nov g. Joa1n IN t4o nattrr y scigttt , oyiIenGe IT,
has cAtlsed a llw tU be nlale fur tho tnipEorc-
n,unt Of tic 1nnraa uf hts puuple that Lnvitua
greater ilulnor,tIty than the oriytnnl sico: aIid
tu render tho law lu II measure eifectlve hus Is
sued pruclninMtions. uferlllH teWhris tor f!cr.
jury, and melting bis ncEghOur's haud aHHinst
h!d Neighbour. Thts ntn sorry 10 say Ia tle whole
Tho peoplu ruEnrd tho inv as an infringement
ufsuH crstsHHl liberty. Mnd hu who never toitk II
drink uuture bus tuken tram In tlelianco or tho
Thosa who would occasionally only take Il
Hlnsa Of wine Or hGar Crur through tho cxpres5
e0mp,iny the keH Or little brnwn Jug sent tn
their hut1es. Tic worxnRmnn puysdU cetits ~
q as n e. vi ects sFss
men and personul friends t,ass helr sllsks boll.
" to tho truxgist-nno visit TO the physIelltn bc-
inR sui.seient-t,r keep u kcs on tnp wticro 1t
Thu lN,oks OF the transportation company
, 1881-12-28

ltlcs. whoao business It ia "ta Brced nnl post
o'er land nnfl occ1n in rcstlc,ss gnarlanshlp Ut
every kind OF labnr, from that uf tho wt,lnnh
who plnlts strnw at her cottage door 10 the minor
who tlcaccnds intu tho earth, ami tho Nasntn
WIN cuhvgys tho fruits and materials at Uni.
vcrsal industry to and FRI, hotw0cn tho Fesnutcat
parts of tho Klobo. All this Is une Of tho hrHcst
branches Ut Hhat tho utDst itnp0Ttunnt0 st'vaIsta
hnyo beUn auustomeh 10 demand. ami II wo ntld
to this vast fabric III labor legislation tho tlrtla
system Of Poor law, NO t1nd tho rathor atrazlnH
result TINT III n country whoro Socialism hns
beon loss talked about tnan lit my uthar country
In Europe It's principles hnyo bcon tnoat oxtcn.
slvoty applied.
, 1881-12-28

Mr. Horace GRAY, tho llewly-appoInted Jus"
tlce of tho Supreme Court, Is moro thun six fecs
tall, and Is stout In proportion. uo Is Il hacbe-
lur.
On Jan. Is next Bishop Howe, aged II, will
celebrate tho tlft!cth anniversary of his ordina-
tlon 10 tho ministry Of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church at ltcudlnR. PHI. and will ho presented
with h4uda0n,U PASTORAL stuff.
AIr. L0ngiullow's wife WIS u daughter Of
Aobott Lawrence, ono Of rho richest sncrchans
In Hoston. Sho lost her 'lfu by Il frIgbt(ul nccl.
bur children, atld using suAlX- Wltx and c,lil'
die. hor dress capght Tire and snc was fatally
burnbd.
Minister Yoshtda and his wife will mt, 1t
is suld, rctnnin permanently IN Jnpan. They WILL
leave Washington next we.!s and expect to re-
turn some tinlo next your. Sfnc. Yosh'sn is dc.
scrfbed lis II deiltMte llttau wUtnni', who lonks
innro l!kc sctluol-grl thnH tho devoted tnothcE
OF fur children.
Bishop Pierce, OF the Methodist Episcopa!
Church South, says that he thinks da1lcn9
tho sllliest lnd most nutscns!cAi amusement
that rntional beings, so-ca'cd, over cpgagcd III.
lIo nls0 says that It bud Its origin III heuth0nsn+
bGnH Il tlAstsno Ut BnyAKEs; that 1t is le~l,
sensual, aud ebsectc, appealing to tho lH'set
Instincts OF humanity atd bof9 tho chDsen
fIM'rt Of tho stlcst nud must tnprutch Of tns
human ITc0.
Charles Sumner is quoted by Mr.. e. II.
Uraiuuru. In tho Washington Star, As suytn4 a1
Mr. Wendell Phillips conversation that 1t was
full OF humorous and witty sayings. ''And they
sometimes crap out In his speeches." suuncf
1sl1eu, :" hut they never 10 In mine. Did you
evur aeo u Joke IN Qua Of my slleacncst' VI.
lsrninlrd cuntcssol th!t hC never hAI accn Que:
might rs we'll look Tor II joko In tho book 1T lo''
elattons."
The widow Of Nlark Hopkins recently pur.
, 1881-12-28

Tile sequel Of Afr. Blaine's retirement from
tho State Department Is series OF assaults
upon hIM by newspapers Of uncertain char
acter and prospects. The object OF tllese at-
taeks Is, Of course, very plain. II Is merely
TO break down Afr. B!atnc's reputation, SO
that llu may not be n dangerous competitor
fur the Presidential nomination In 1881. Thu
uttucks are tic highest compliment that could
be paid to Ills standing with the people, anil
especially with thu Republican party. Ills
competitors yirtunlly cotfcss by attacking
lin TINT, III their Judgment, II they leave him
alone iB will be nominated.
, 1881-12-28

S'pEAK1Sa Of stock killing and gambling,
"Guth" thus describes tho succsSa Ut ono or
tho operators In worthless and wutcrud stocks
elnco tho business hoon set in:
Tho n0Bt nctivG person in sustaining tho 1nnf-
kut wAs Wuurst,Ugfer, tho stnhrt Goril1uti broker
mud operator, who niatia his success hpro by
bHyanx, tWu Or fhfCo yetrs nHo. thO OruKett'tla"n
1nd sptrtleBs huT'ts Ntid STOCKS III the Wealcrii
Territories. tig Was ahle To show Ills blckelH !u
uCrlnnny that tho American pcople heluY nut
uralIy Kutnbicrs, would quickly respond To II
movement by ttloao tlecrcptt Rtucks. They FUR.
nlslcl MIN With money. hiid lr picked up b1ntld
at one.thlrd THUR tncg aud STOCK ut two ur thrcD
cents on tho asiiar. Tho rise IN everything fu!-
l0wel, ard WUershoefor Alu hts nriilelpHls tnnde
s0,ne mtIlIons OF n,uney. 1t EMFe bin u st1ttus
III the street, and hu bccMtc tue baltest gctlelA
ti,no constructing considerable r,ruut, nnd II
bluynnt spirit like Wpurishuyfcr w'ia useful to
hllp And to the tnnrket. Fur muro thail II
yGar tho speculative principle hero Wh4 stln-
ulntpd 1y lftlportasioiB OF Rtlu frun Europe
circulation, aud 4 lnrKo ptrt ur this money Hit
tered around Wall street To TO lent Oil Gull. Tle
first bOW 10 u buDyuItt market wins the 1t0ppAKe
Of ibis fGrotxn money: It hui ~ atonk hGs',
Of cash ceased thore would hmvo to be a ravlslua
ut tho stock list. Tho laryo uprrature, IKE
Gould. als0 saw TINT, With u El!tted !arket,
whero almost everybody was afraid ~ sell shurt,
advance WIS necessary: Gould. It Is sHs4, took
th!a Wow. nnd nttMcHGd Denver l. lilo 1rando
stock. Of which he hud tHkcn $l.0eM.Gu In pcdHo
fur loan tu Dir. WoerlRl0efur, who was tue rep.
that Gould offered WntrsllooferH stock III the
mnrket, und thAt WDert4hU1rBr hastily rnlsed tho
$l,UU,0O0, und rushed bMtk tn get ILLS stock. but
found 1t WIS out for the nlunscnt. Meantime
tho stock bud duuIncu lh tho nolghGorluul Of
nttcGn points.
, 1881-12-28

Nh. SAMUEL j. TtLnEN Is cunnlngly mAk-
Ing his preparations to take advantage of tho
reaction which he aces must Inevitably follow
The arrogant conduct Of the high prohibltory
:as!if factlon. III Il letter to the managers Of
Tho Atlanta Cotton Exposition TilAcn says:
The advantages Ut 4 superior adaptation Of
clmato, soil. ntd other sp0ltMneo,ts bouutlus Of
1,aturc, md OF geographical cuntlyuity to tho
ali!rkct, ure legitimate protection to the oGal
ntss nf htstuhn labnr III supplying tho wants Of
transportation between tho producer and con-
of Legislation. always unskllful aud often per-
ycrted " sslssb greed, whleh generally haye the
sllect Or 9!n,intshux tho pr0lucttve power Ut
lgss fertic, or tho climate less genial, by aGt ol
Congress, IN nr,lor To enn9lu tho tioluled bBne-
Ilclary to make so1no prut't out OF enterprises
othorWlso unrcinuncrlt!ve.
Mr.. Tilaen apparently seos no cause to re-
gret that New York has been s,,nbbetl by tho
new Speaker, and Pennsylvania given thrcu
nlaces OIL the Ways and Menus Committee.
Probably ii Uncle Samuel could ba consulted
lo wouldn't ask anything bettcr tlIan to l,aye
the Republican party committed to the Ill
sane policy Of ato'islng tho taxes on whisky
tul1 sobaccu aid I'LL increase OF tlle tarItf.
, 1881-12-28
THE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Of preparation will show an ulmos, unprece-
sle1, ted prosperity in tho trade of this cuun-
try during tic pas, year. In spIto of the largo
shrlnkago iii the ynluo of stocks tlurin1 tho
last few months, tho shortage Of tho grain
crop, mil tho varying prices wl,ic). spscuia-
tiou has given to produce TINT remains stored
I'm ond ,,nsold. ,rha aggregate OF exchanges
Inns been 30 largo that the railroads will re-
,mrt Increased Rross earnings uotwftnstnnd.
, 1881-12-28

THE Cu,rano TR1nrNr has established branch
occs for ttn rccart Ut subscriptions md auvoritse.
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NEW yuuK-loo.m y Tribune t}nl1dInk. E.T. Nc
FApnEN, At4nn1or.
QLAsGUN, Scotland-Ailan's American News
Agency, II 1tenHetd-st
l.USDUN, Enk-AmorIcan Exchange, Nv UT and
uENKr Il GitLfG, Apunt
MAsl4lSITON, u. C,-lsly streat
, 1881-12-28

EVIDENTLY from tie way Nixon Is crasf-
fishing, he intends to mako another lungo fur m
oliiee. liz Ia about In the condition o[ ths boy
after the wpodchuVk. .who said tho family was ult
ut nloas, and he tlAd x0t to catch the "rhuek."
Tho repurt around towu yesterday wAs, thut NIX
!utonts to "go for" tho Pension A9enoy, as,d
crowd out tho soldiers daughter. Ha says ho
hax the three Cook County nlctubers backing
hlm In whatever ho wants. ~ they aro anxious
to hAyo him stop hla hlubheriuX.
, 1881-12-28

Ex-Gov, LELAND STAMFORD In a Now
York Interview thinks tho Southern Pacific
Hailroad is going to 10 u great benotit to Gull
fuEuia, In opening \ abort l!ne for tho shipment
ot her wheas 10 Europe by why Of New uEleuu4,
ano In developing u market for her agricultural
products In tho Mlalng regions Of Arizona. liz
doss not regard the Southern IL 4 rlsal to tho