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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
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ma,um ~ein3eIne ganbibaten erwdbIt, anbers
seboten wurbsn. Da Der Wapor tetnen
9esencanbibaten bate, erbteIt CT has uoIs
8otun1. Der ganbibat far S9asmeifel
Bier uurbe ssboteu, neil ietn 9esne,
S9unt bas san3e 8otun. bes iunsen IoI'
tes erbteIt unb BITE ultra semotratti@e erfs
8arb Yisr TIM Sti9s IieB unb fur ben &e'
pubIitansr Sdunt fftmmte. Statt, wis
BITE anbern ganbibaten bie 500 Stimueu
ieinsr Yartei bort su erbaIten, betam Ct nu,
1926, has bot ibu bauptiddIi9. DaB War'
tin Rane NIT GROCER Webrbeit aus be.
@abI berporsebe, wuBte mon. Der Manu
bat feline S9uIbistett setban unb III Be-
Iiebt. Das man pon 9ane iasen Tam,
Idbt f9 aud pom SbisIbs bebaupteu; uur
tam man biuyufasen, bab Bet ben bouts
f9sn lyons usrbabt TT. @esen ales Gr'
wartsn if Brayton, weun aud NIT tIeiner
Wsbrbstt, ais Sieser sum HINT bes Aubi
tors bsruorsesamsen. BraptOn erbisIt bas
san3s bsmotratii9e 8otum Der erfen Barb,
unb trot Branbt's GROCER Webrbeit tn Der
finften @arb bIisb e. Sieser. gs bswsifl
biss auf's nsis, baB eth bemotratif&er
ganbibat tn Der srfteu Barb bas an Stims
men aussIsi&en uauB, mas CT In Der finf'
ten p~srIiert. Da Der ganbibat fur Afefor
@mebIe auf bstbsn Eidets ffanb, erbielt CT
has uoae 0otum.
Die Wablsn far alderman In ben etn'
s.lnsn 8arbs asissu aud ueri@tebene e%urioie
grf&sinunseu. Sn der erfsn @arb bate
aapauausb teinen @esner unb Ct erbteIt
aatlrtli9 ale Stimmsn.
Sn Der 2. Darb feste Eb. MItuaanl.
Erosbsm DbssIsr tim TN @ebetueu BIT
ter opponirts unb intrisuirts, erbieIt Ct nod
cine Wsbrbstt o AZ Stturuen. Die
RspubIitansr ma&teu bic trdftisfen an
i~frsnsuuseu, bod Re tOnnten bie Nieber'
Iase ni4t ~usrbinbern.
DaB OItnssr tn Der britten Warb iess
reid iein whrbe, wubteu MFR, ba@ten aber
ui&t, bab sr isinsn @ssnsr Gidmanu, ben
fe f4erswsiie ben .aartOfeIt6nis' nann
ten, 70 melt suridlisBs. Die brittle Darb
bat ssnus rspubIitanti&e aIbermdnaer ses
babt, wis ss i9eint.
Sn Der uierten Darb, benz 5auptfs bes
EsmpsrsnbsIsmsutes tn Dubuque, bIieb
@Iab Sisser, NIT Der ObensemeIOeten i@0s
Wsbrbeit.
Sn Der ~finftsn Warb III sesen gruarten
8 Dsder nidt pon ben Demofraten, ions
bern pom ben GspubIitansrn, ben 9ssnern
Ssnslsrs, ermdblt porbsn. Die StraBe
mad ben &alt6fsn, BITE bobsn Aussaben
fur StraBen TN aasemeinsn unb BITE art
unb Bsiie, wie er uor suei 5abren bic ROs
minatiOn etbisIt, bra&ten bas fertis. Ran
tonnte bas am Stimmplass bsutIi9 b6ren.
Jr9eno eth aroerer Oemotrat bdtte eth
nod sr0Beres 8otum aIs Osder erbaIten.
9te WabI bat ubsr aud nod stuas an'
beres ssssist; fe bat sessist, baB Der
idIaue Ylan aus Der 2 N5arb cine repu:
6Iitaniide 8drb gu MAIDEN, miBluns.n If
unb nidt alsin bas, benz BIan III es gum
GbeiI susuidreiben, baB Slab tn Der pier.
ten @arb seudbIt purb. IS finb nidt
RspubIitunsr senus bur 3usiten 8arb &c
tOnmsn um fs rspubIitanii9 gu MAIDEN
unb ss fub ibrsr gu uisI wsssenommen
porben, nm bie uisrte Wurb rspublitanii6
3u Iafen. Nsr anbsrn sine @rube srdbt,
faut isIbit binsin! Sf's ui6t 70 Mitsr
CRAWFORD?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

Sef&eaRe fit ErtRomusnniRauteu
S@5nfe auswabI o @ebetbadern,
Rofsntrdnsen, eer3en u. (. ID. TN @reBs
nab aIsinuerfauf Bet $. 8. 3tebeI, Ode
Der 10. unb glapfraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
&eiienbe agentsn
&. Seper uno Otto 2SeBer.

SEER 2sanf Geusfer bat bic @ate, an
Steus bes 9errn g.. @resorius - Der psr'
reiit TT - bic gsentur Der r@a3etts@ In
Zen MiIe 5aus, Disc., aa iibernsbmsn;
er if baber ermd9tist, absnnenten 3u
iammsln, @elber 3n eolsttiren unb bafar
su qutttirsn. 5errn @resorias far bts
aeIeifeteu Dtenfe unisrn beffen Dant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
Nuef mnft ermInfcbt.

@as bitisuissn, psl&t ausfunft ibsr Ns. "a.
care, aus SBis %sebirtis, ssbsn tpnnsn, Enb sebt-
ten, bisislbt an bic 8sbaetion bities 9lattts AZ
ltnben, bic tafir lum gpraas i'm Hamsn Der
8amilit banft. 3m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

Str MATTER Fault euere Rnabenan'
sase nur I'm ri&tisen gIas, sas III TN
Rem gort Clothing StOre, Wainfrabe,
nabs Der Z. StraBe, sessniber 2epi's
Store. Der 9absn bat bic Stipulation
biuis unb gut gu ~uertaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

9Str MAIDEN auf bte Abenb rlnterbaIs
tuns aufmerfiam, weI@e Der ct. Soiepbs
SlnsIinss tlnterbaItunss' geretn am Sonn'
tag ben ls. IpriI. 1882 sibt. CUR auf'
fabruus tOmmt, v&siie uu BITE @rbs In 30
Easen1, eth S9want tn 6 Iebsnben Bill
bern. CUR a~usfattuns bss Stidss finb
neue Sesnertsn bei4aft worbsn. Ser
grtras III gum tlntbaIt bes tatb. Waiiens
baufss. Wobut fIsiBis BELL
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Su Dereaufen.

Cine DampfmaiatRs ron Is g~fsrsstrdft nsba hem baju
~nptbiesn 8pbrsnIefs, guitr pumps 8et, 8%ensrfreut u.t.p.
aastanIf si6t bic RsN iet0n stsia SlaTtss cher bic Seq Gits
Srpn Qppris, Dubuau soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
go ut SrauS Grniter bon
4duhta ?

Dsrislbs IN felt etpa IS bis 10 Sabre bier i'm Fannie, BAIT,
,ur Belt. ppr 3 bs 10 Sabren, cine gpirtblbaft In Dubuque,
mar sut 5tt lang um 9ilbsrtsptat SladbaptGp. uue eine
eann mad 6altfprnien. Ssn- Glidte Gatbarind Ssbrens
zen auneis fuht mad Inn. User nGbere a~usiunft seben
Tam, ridte eisftlbs an kts Rseattign tieisS Slattes.
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G9teass Rarfttert9t.

(vu IsIssrapD 8. aprl 1882,
@etseu.-Ro. 2, $1.S5.
DeIi@torn-718 ,gts.
Safer-464 Cts.
Butter-33 BITS 40 Cts.
gter-ls Bis 153 Cts.
Wbtstp-$l.lS.
S4weine--$8.6 so BIS TAO.
&tubpteb-$6.9 80 Bic 100.
9 6-$l7 so BIS II. s5.
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Sra6ia6rs 2aeoea! Suite unb Sap'
pen BET YauI Sraut, go. 576 WaiuffraBs.
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Ar&hect

Ar&ttsct.
Greb. Seer, Ar@iteet unb Supertuteus
bent. S@uIeu unb atr9en etne SpeataIi'
tdt. A1te Stra6e, sw. Soma u. @Iap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

EemsDorf Rarftbert4t.
ger SeItgrapE. 8. april 1882.
D~eiseu.-WiIwautee, Ro. 2, $l.S5.
Safer-80 bts IS gts.
@eIi9torn-sem. 10. 80 Bis IS Cts.
S4wetneHetf6-$l7 so bis II. IS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

sur Soferu, Reiietai&en u. I. NJ.
Spre&t Dor bet Saul Traut, 80. SIG
WainftraBs.
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@6meatlid5e 8rtehtRe
Rflnaufee &arttbert4t.

GNtIUuWlte 2NurIIptrtwt.
per EeIesrapt) s. apriI 1882
@eisen-Ro. 2, 1929.
Ssfer-47 Cts.
BsIf1forn- 714 Ste.
&ossen-s23 @ts.
@erffe-94 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

ct. Souls Warftbert9t.
Ger SeIesrapbJ 8. Gprfl 1882.
8et3en-rotber, go. 2, $l.2s3.
Welf&torn-714 Cts.
Safer-54 gts.
S6meta eif6-$l7 rs.
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$taot / Ameegeno.

M Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque,
owa, and admitted for transmission through
he mail at second-class rates.
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Cine gerbinbuns bon Giiers 4
frctorpb, SSnissrinbe uab
Ncip6ateri. 9as ein3ise Gi>
ienprdparqt bas bic SGbRe
ni4t i4warst, ME biss ale
anbere @iienprGpardte tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
@ntriitsboti6aft.

@ir seben turs beren SnbuIt. Ra9
elmer pa1snbsn @inlsituns beipra& er BITE
ftdotii4en SinanBsn. 81 empfabl duBerte
sparlamteit unb Bsidneiben uIlsr IN
nisen aussaben, &idtebr gu sOriser
9elteueruns, obne babel benz &uH6uuns
Der Stabt Su idabsn. @r rtetb Der Stabt
aau, aQein bas Redt gum Srifsnbau an
fid su brinssn unb es bann elmer psrIdBI
aen @ompagnie su i6ertrasen, perlangte
6as S6rltte getban piroeu, bumIt bic .
ct, @sIosr gum ausbau bss bisfssn 81
derbsitsbafsn uerpsnben, rtetb beim @r'
nennsu Der ftabtii6en Beamten aue periOn
liden &idfdten auBsr att 81 Ianen unb
nur auf has 0obI Der Stabt Su isbsn,
empfabl psnissr @sIber auf StraBenbau
,u uerpsnbsn, b~sionbers feline neusn Stra
Ben a~nsufaussn, bas bis &siuisuus Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

sabrHt Don Der Dr. satsr H.stiuH@eu 9.hht&ah. as r. gmn Ctr, ct suaia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-09

It IS now believed, Is the real purchaser
prominent railway Official said 10 the Chicago
Times reporter THE purchase isn't made on
behalf Of the Wabash, nor will You ike 10 see
the Hannibal 4 st Joseph consolidated with
the wabash i, was bought by the Union Pa
eide. OF for the Union Pacidc That company
wanted II as counter bludgeOn To the Burlng.
tons Denver line in case OF war OF rates IL
the Burlington desires IT, the purchasers will
doubt not gladly sell the road, but only at a
clear profit Of Sl.to0 eco But mark my words,
II Is not 70 be counted as u purchase IN the IN.
teresI of the Wabash"
There has been more or less talk lately about
syndicate of British capitalists making ar.
arrangements for establishing Il line 0f steamships
between san Francisco and Liverpool with u
view OF capturing the grain trade oi the Pacific
coast from the sailing ships. shipping mer.
chants are OF the opinion that nothing viii come
OF IL as there Is no way, they say, in which any
such undertaking can be made 70 nav. The
owner of several ships now engaged In that
trade, says; THE project could not drive the
clippers nom tho field, but Il might injure
the business Of the Pacific railroads To my
mind II is practically impossible for any steam
eIs, however fast or economically run, TO d. a
paying business between SAN Francisco and
Liverpool Their vessels will have tomake the
return journey IN ballast There is not enough
paying freight for fleet of steamers between
those ports. large exporter of grain says:
No steamers of any capacity could make u pay
ing trade between Liverpool and san Francisco.
The Disadvantages are numerous They would
have 10 coal on the way. and Moutevidc0 would
DO the only port they could stop at Tor that pur-
pOae.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-09
J. W. & W. Il. SCARBOROUGH, Props
MENGER HOTEL,
!, AAN NNTNNIO- rEYAe

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
This old and favorite hotel is now under ON.
Tire new management Mr. Frank r. Hord, late
proprietor OF liords hotel, SAN Antonio, and
MIR, Curtis Davis late PROPRIETOR of the pin,,hnu
house Philadelphia, both having long hotel
experience, Halter themselves that they will be
able TO give general satisfaction.
Inc Menger under It's new management has
been RENTED and renrnishcd, with many altera.
tons and Improvements of modern c6araCter
making II the largest aud best appointed hotel
In western Texas.
HoRD & DAVIS proprietors.
CUkLlS nANla Mnmnrnr
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

Tul American Refrigerator Transit company.
owned and operated by tho Gould roads, han.
died, during Tho frst year OF It's existence, AOs7
loaded cars, upon which the earnings wero
SSs7, QrO. In addition 10 this revenue the CON.
psny earned for ITSELF from mileage and com.
missions, S7,ooo.
A burglar got into the house Of q conductor
the other night Aflcr q terrible struggle, the
conductor succeeded IA robbing him,
William II. vandctbilts new palace car for
his private use made Its first appearance at
Saratoga to-day, Its designer claims that In oil.
egancc and comfort this car excels even the car
owned by baron De Rothschild, Of Vienna, and
In which he recently waited Baircuih. The
Vanderbilt car includes sleeping room fuf.
nished with q bedstesd instead OF q berth, .
small parlor, an once, and q smoking room II
IL intended whenever guests accompany Van.
derblt 70 be connected by q bellows cover with
another car which Vanderbilt hitherto used.
The newes, Impression regarding the sale Of
the Hannibal a ~ Joseph Il that jar Gould In
only the nominal purchaser The Union Pacific,
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|lhheIasi,j
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-09
ryIyCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

street News says; We took
iN Va nsins Yesterday To obtain the
n. l.tseIr Inv of those who are best
FssN G,ing The actual supply of money al
Rsra y Asnd me probability Of It's becoming
yalst annT",sinilg only moderately active
| .sAai OF Ma must confess that the weight
X gls oet mai we are 10 have tight money,
|,s1JA va S,sian, date. ltwas remarked
\ iaa. ne ahroai aud in every city at home,
h tIgla'issn, against us and the slow
D our crops from the other side
|rhl ~ improbable that We can
|skn Ia e0w this way ultll much later in
|fNl. our imports are increasing with
b gl% ..sni1tv, and instead OF railroad con
tlys which ahSOrbs vast smountsol money,
80 ss,n Min dull times. The number OF miles
Daliss,Ss August was the largest N our ms
Tbs government operations are largely IN
aura u contraction, ana uhiSSs Il ulitSreht
/ hAlll vV,vr-snei money may be impossible To
~ Ps''tSS, avert heavy liquidation Tho
4 Y sV M usury law, tits expected, will help
|sesV ~. 'A y,tps from going up with such sud.
/ W. y" INF the best informed bankers say
ll,ssaae9 must work very close before long
IA and silver mines Of the Pacific slope
l,e k' immet s. yielts Of the precious metals
Y uta-,s,s1 impuises that have advanced civil.
svg SlVi% IN MS country more than any high pro
lasun, laws AZ or free trade theories. The arts
NV strro"nced. architecture has made new dis,
w , ss' in IN applying It's skill, manufacturer!
s y Men called upon to supply more people
~ m be,ter garments, and the great mass
: VIZ VIZ have been mmensurably benefited.
sls MY NE oltpouring of silver and gold from
Nv. ags KAT AZ Me west the people all over thi'
2 ssi I.lyI in every way improved Where one
iiDbsye nc good things of life 100 have
s ~ y,~ The whole plane of human comfort,
y N Judgments has been lifted up many de
n The last thirty years nave seen III,
EN-, han In any century before since historl
Nv, -,' md IN This by remarkable coiucidenc,
.esb santemen refuse to recognize, or recog
slsc Infnso to acknowledge bearing even dat
IN I'M NE discovery of the precious metals on tn
ado nNhsl
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COTTON.

IS,ngnres indicate a decrease in the cotton
i,assSs,,oi 5i!,Slj as compared with the same
Win ,,l w an increase OF gS,t3l as compared
s ~ ,ue same date of 1850, and M increase of
s'Si compared with ISIS. This statement
NbSw particularly dishcartenIng, especially
sS,aa " remembered that Il Is the remnant of
cO,, vp 10y quite Eve and ouc.h half millions, az
EegSYVu Win crop the preceding year OF
m,on we are upon the threshold OF another
p,n yT season, In which the yield OF cotton
6sesvs 70 exceed 100000. Prominent New
e.s N, cotton men are offering 10 bet ON an en-.
nil,.'vs ms figure. Liverpool, which is the
hr H., Na'sAe1 at inc opening Of the season. Is
s'aO B9eGG a'ssg c Win American prices. .,,
mon son'hly circular say As regards The gnWins
I'M mv weather during the month Of August
M, Ssvvn rather untavornhle, though less so
on h SI mn The same month last year. We give
outIe, "a page the result of our numerous In
HS''ss addressed to over 500 corrospondents in
Nv most important sections of each state
1nl ds, uvse replies and such other Information
d, NSa'" Is we have been able 10 obtain we In.
mos, sh he crop In Texas gives promise OF a
paint 0u W. yield. There arc some com.
tyiiep, " w1 much rain, but we think his
SSSn THIS u.no on, and late frSs,,
,,'op of that large and i'm.
Ean, section Will DO a very null one
siss s I'M Is almost universally reported 10 be
piicps co Won frulied, aud there are as yet no
We mnet iiNiAl my pnr0t the ktltns
eren ~ however, warn our friends that Tho
SAL \. n wv yet made and that Tho crop OF that
spS AZ liable 70 moro vlclssiiudcs than that Of
severn Ssus - Thirty days Of tropical rains, or
ana utou,h might cause very serious loss
ifusi wa v,9p being rather late, a very carly
WOULD prove disastrous Tho crop In
Of Te.ss \, probably second oniy TO that
ana IN promise OF an abundant Weld,
jats moreover, less liable TO serious in.
dfon,h" um excessive rains or protrac,el
ness u, The only drawback is thc lat.
b ,ev,a,,.ns crop, and this Is the moro 10
oliv s,Sy'~lior the reason that while veosr.phi.
ofla,l,,s important state Is In the best patsilel
ein se,9e, us climsucally rather on The north.
asa eon. Jvt OF the great cotton belt II, as we'll
70 ,ha .', liefahle. portion OF Texas, Is exposei
b,csd S o north winds that passing over the
ppcn prairie, OF the northwest, of,en bring
other ... y,s wings premature most From al
Ton ~ ', .uons The reports OF the present condi.
cp,ion me crop Is not favorable, with the on 4.
and ,hs ,nat complaint IL made Of 10 much rain.
Two ~ ,top Is almost universally reported 70 bc
veshs .hree weeks late. With fsvorshis
Of ,hs c,I snu late frost no material curtailmsn,
Early np op need 70 be feared. but prema,,i rslv
trvrss ss would prove TO be Disastrous in tho =,
vss,h.," We cannot undertake 70 rrprnosticate ,hs
'' 'o' me next sixty OF ninety days And
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-09
We also manufacture
"GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN"

with Double Roller Hulling
Attachment and all of the very
latest improvements. Solid
I2-inch saws, patent brush,
strong iron frame, made under
the immediate supervision of
Richard II. Gwathmey, the
patentee, The Eclipse Gin is
designed for hully, trashy cot
ton, but with the improvements
we have recently added it can
be used to great advantage in
all public ginneries and large
plantations,
Send for circular and price
list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-09

The great sympathetic and muscular
system, on which full and healthul devel-
opment depends, kept from growing iabby
and inactive by using Browns Iron Ritters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-09

Have heard the highest expressions o
appreciation from parties who have taken
S. S. s, for Skin and Blood Diseases.
VIM LTTERER & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
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TIE BEST
KIDNEY LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

ures when all other Mcdl eli uCs Fail, as Il acts
rectly on the Kidneys Liy er and Bowels, re
torlng them ut once TO healthy action
HUNTS REMEDY Is safe sure and speedy
onre, and hundreds have testified To having
been cured by IT, when physicians and friends
had given them up TO die. DO not delay but try
at once Hunts Remedy,
HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases Of the
Kidneys Bladder Urinary Organs, Dropsy,
Gravel, Diabetes and lnconunenCo aud Retcn.
ton Of Urine.
HUNTS REMEDY cures pain In tho side,
Rack, or Loius General Debility, Female Dis.
eases, Disturbed Sleep, Loss Of Appe,its, Brlghrs
Disease, and all Complaints OF the urino-Genital
Organs.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces tho Liver
IN healthy action, removing the causes that pro.
duCo Bilious Headache, Dy spcpsia, Sour stom.
aCh, COsuvcneSs Piles, etc.
BY the use Of HUNTS REMEDY the Stomach
and Bowels will speedily regain their strength,
nd the Blood will be perfectly purified.
HUNTS REMEDY Is pronounced by the bca
doctors 10 be tho ONLY CURE for all kinds
Kidney Diseases
HUNTS REMEDY Is PURELY VEGETABLE, aud
is sure cure for Heart Disease and Rheumatism
when all other Medicine fails.
HUNTS REMEDY IL prepared expressly for
the ahouc Diseases, and has never been known
10 fall
One trial will convince you. For sale by al,
Druggists. Send for Pamphletto
uurkI. D,~,J,, ~ O,ov,I.u.. n
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Has given better satisfaction than any
remedy for Blood Diseases We have ever
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NedicaI.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. aso PAGES, W.,
and 81 binding. 50 cents SAM q gaIsr,o,,,.
3 cents; Manhood 10 cents; wonanh,u,
cents pa ,phlot cents, securely scaled y,
mail send money or postage SA,ap,
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street 81 IOnis No
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Beecher's Say.

ur TAXES IN. oouLD's SEAT.
New York, Dec. 16.--Rev. Henry Warp
Beecher appeared before the senate COM
mittee on grain corners to-day. He said
that If any man could buy all the wheat in
the country, and to starve the people, he
would be criminal of the deepest dye; he
thought the species of gambling carried on
by merchants was far less injurious upon
public morals than are the effects produced
by church fairs and religious lotteries; he
has been, be says, minister of the gospel
as years; II hold" ne says, that
man with long head foresees
his advantage over his neighbors in these
specuiations, but on that account his spec
ulation should not be counted as immoral;
with regard TO the age in which we live, il
il the age of combinations; / think il is
partly a profession 10 deal In futures; there
are two ways OF dealing in futures, one in
reality and the other 10 risks and chances;
a man may see what does not exist; one,
two or twenty men looked ahead, suffi.
GENTLY sagacious to prophecy what would
come 70 pass in the future and were right
in their coniectures apd thereby reaped
profit; / cannot see that such actions
are illegitimtte; there Is but little danger
Of famine In this country; If you ask me
the gospel side Of this question you are all
wrong, for from the top 30 the bottom of
society there il no man who loves his
neighDor as himself but as a mere CON-
mercial judgment / do not zee cause for
any special complaint; supply and demand
are the union principles which regulate
prices; the law Of price IL the Law Of brain:
The value Of the finest silk dress that ever
was rnsds Is what fools are willing TO
pay for II. and that IL determined BY the
vanity OF the fool who bids highest. To
railroad company, q place IN Peekskill
might not be worth $40, TO me II Is worth
so 700. there Il nothing in our civilization
but what calls for intermediate men; one
makes chairs, another stores them. q rail
road takes them 20 distant cities, and they
are sold By other men; but al selfshness Is
wrong. and all commerce IL selfshness.
money making in Wall street il an allustra-
ton; = peoples assembly can do very little
for this no law can make morality; have
been much enliehteued since congress has
been in session; ! have read more about
Vanderbilt and Gould than they would
ever read about me: I think Il would be a
good thing II you would come
down abouf once year
think these Investigations are public in
siructors. i once bought q number Of PAN
ana shares. and paid $40 . share for them; I
! Twas elnd 70 Get i'd 81 them; that IL al |
kDow 81 sock speculation" In the courss
n his testimony. speaking Of public morals
and bribery. the witness sad there wns
George Washington. be could not Be !
bribed, but be sWore lie q trooper
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PALESTINE, Dec. 15.-[Special. George
NJ. Dilley & Sons foundry machine works
burned at midnight. The building, pat
The fremen saved the brass fountry, office
and outlying buildings. Loss estimated at
s25, 900; insurance, $4,000 in Liverpool,
London and Globe, Home, of New York,
Springfield Fire and Western Assurance.
The works will be rebuilt Immediately.
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The following are the marriage licenses
issued By County Clerk HID during the
week: Thomas A Williams and Matte
Toolsy, William Ehhsl and BERTHE Wolf.
John Gillett aud Eiooria Lillign, g. ".
Newman and n. Z. Mur5t Van TAYLOR
nnd Faunie Hines, JEFF fvn and Sallie
La1cy, Joshua Wslksr AZ usry Gillespis,
y. L. Ply and J. l.. Ar. - n. Grant and
Fiorenc. Randall. J. II. s.Dody and n. =.
Cbrprnsn, J. B. Bsrt6 end G. B. Hsndley.
J. r. TearOuf and Eary Leskt, W. W.
Weston and Mary Itcorf. Ctsrlss u. Dag
get aid Lizzie osldrtld.