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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-12

Gtlte Ql1Oere Oe1dDr 1eD0O, Ql5 ole fur
ben SENT" brobt allerbings ni6t bont
Spnnenli6t, i'm @egentbeil! llnIere
Srauen be6anoeln in biefer SeSiebung
ibre SD6ter tpie Ser @drtrer ieinen
Spargel ooer 8lei6iellerie, Die man bor
Dem @infIulle bes 2i9tes fbiibt, bamit
| lie Bic bleicbe, tpeiBe Sarbe uno suglti6
lire lpdllrise gef6affel1beit nnb 3art=
belt bebalten, ber lie lire S6mafDaf=
tigfeit berbanfen. Spargel ieoo6 tpie
SeGerie on iid) uno iiberbaupt bic
pilanselt f6nnen pbne Spnnenlibt gar
ni9t frdftig gebeiben. IeDnliG gebt es
aud nit Dem Naeni6en. Gs Jet nur
binsepieIen auf bie Solgen langer gnt=
bebrung bes Spnaenlibts fit Die
@eiunobeit bur6 talge @efangeni6aft,
Dunfelbaft unb berglei6en ober an bic
blei1e ffrppbul6fe Seb6lferrng itdbti=
f1er Sellertuobnungen un6 6interDdnz
Ier. IN. B. Ders gei6idt anfdngt,
fam aus Der geIltnbelten WoDnung Ell
ne Gellerluobnltng ieiner @efttnbbeit
MAIDEN. )-9a bas glut bes 9elnif9en
GtnfluiIes bes bireft arf Die Saut mir
ferben @onnenifrables bebarf, 70 ent=
tuideln Iid bur6 Die gntbebrung befelz
Sen nit Bet 3eit tiefgebenbe @rnib=
rungsl lt0rungen, beren 9Seiterausbilz
onng GIT ben iiblid6en Sranfbeiten ser
iungen 9amen nit sielali9er Slider
beit borausSuIeben, aber in eirem gez
tpiIlen Stadium faum n1ebr su berDin=
bern 1T. DIS 3eugniB bieIer @intpir=
flung oes Sonneitlibts gilt bie DER
brannte Saut" Die BON aller lt,au6
bonn blei9en Stdoter Ionber 3meifel
als ygefunbe Garbe" germ anerfannt
tpir6. Srobbem legt man wiber beiie=
res @iIien, gr6Berelt 98ertD baralf, bie
Tarbe Bet &sanfbeit, ben iogenanltten
pgllten SENT" Bel .feinen &i1oern 5u
er5ielett als Die ugute Sarbe." @fan
erreit9t oen 3tued nit SanOi6ub, |
S6leier uno SonneniGirn ia au6 pielz |
fad 10 gut, baB Srduleiu Sp6ter nit |
Dem SIei6ieuerie erfolgrei6 luetteifern
fam an : 8lei6iuDt unb ipater ait
Der 8lutarnlttb (Nnaentie). Treili6 |
: uno bas Oarf niht lngelagt bleibel1
= es 1T ni6t Ser Ma1seI bes Gonnen=
li6tes allein bur6 ben man bic ipeibli=
DIE Sugenb bon pornberein als ui6pa=
DIES GeI9le6t" er5iebt; es 1T elm gau=
ses Spltem i6dbigenber @inflii1e i'm
Spiel: Wfangel an gefunber 2uft uno
Semegung, bic geiunob obeitsmiorige &lei=
oung uno Die f6rperlid=geiitige ueber=
an itrengung our6 bie S6ule su elmer
3eit, ipo bas fDrperlid)e 9lusz unb
Sur6ma6Ien bes ipeibli6en &0rpers
lnebr beriidii6tigt iperoen follte, als
iebt iibli0 lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-12
Seras.

= Sn Suffallo Sap nabe Mbilene
brannte bas 6aus bes Or. 8obntott
ab. Gin 1S Monate altes Ginb bes
SDftprs fam in Sen Slamlnelt Tim.
= Nuf bem beuti1en Sampfer
y0eroer", Der an Der &iiife bon gtels
6unolanb i6eiterte, befanoen litb $50
8allen 8aumtpolle, bie bon @albe1to=
net Sirmen peri6ifft purben.
-Sn Der 9lderbaul1ule 5lt SrDan
befinoen ii6 iebt nebr als 200 36gliltz
ge. 80 S6iiler, pelGe iid sur Mufz
uabme melbeten, muBten suriifgepie=
fen loerben, ba lie ni1t bie lt6tbigelt
8Drfenntniiie belaBen.
SIN 2ofal oes Obergeribts gu
SDler wurbe bur6 Die 9aSlpii1enfunft
bes 8ibliptbefars cine 6euers6runit
berbiitet. Nsau bate cine 2anpe brerl=
nen lahen unb bielelbe mar 10 tief ber=
untergebrannt, baB bereits bas Del i'm
Selbebdlter brarltte.
= George 9adet, ein Sarbiger in
Srenbant, Der einen anberen Sarbigen
ermorbet bat, lit bonn Oifriftgerid1t
gum 50oe perlrtbeilt mDrben.
= Mit bem Sampfer Bremen" bei=
fen Mnfllnft man tdglid entgegenliebt,
tper6en in @aibington County 250
@inmanberer ermartet.
= Gin 3ug Der Seras pacilicbabn
eutgleiIte Bel 5peettpater. Se1s per=
iOnen iOlen babel oas aeben einsebiibt
baben.
Gin betrunfener Sarlner Sean
bon 8ranb prairie fubr am SrinitD
BET Sallas cine &lippe binauf Die mad
benz Sluiie gu 40 SUB tief abfdlt.
9as Subrtperf itiirSte binultter unb Der
Subrnann tpurbe tootli9 perlebt, tpdb-
renb bic Pferbe nit lei9ten Wunoen
babon fame1.
= Ser superintendent ber Staatsz
Sreif6ulen in Mulfin erbalt iebt aus
rnebreren Std6ten 9lnfragelt in 8etreff
BON Sefteni9ulen. 60 i6reibt Ser
S9ulfuperintenbent bon @taribaa, baB
Ser Stabtratb baielbf arrangements
nit idlnmtli6en Sefteni6ulen abge=
i6loIien babe, tpona9 bieIe als Srei=
11ulen erfldrt tpurben. Ser Gelis
gionsunterri9t bat felt Der 3eit aufge=
bort unb bas 8Dlf 1T nit Dem Stanbe
Ser 9inee sufrieoen. Ser Superin=
ienbent in Wtarfbau bittet unt Serbal=
tungsregeln. Npn einem fatbolii9en
prielter lit Gaitrobile lief ein dbnli9er
grief elm. Ser superintendent bat
8eioe auf feinen 8rief pertpieien, ben
er in berielben angelegenbeit na6 Ysle=
ta i9rieb.
= Gin iunger Mann gfamems Sap
lor bon Nep=Orlenns 1T in 9ultin per=
Daftet tpDrben unb befannte Ii6 bes
ginbru0s in Safions pfanobaus
i6uloia.
= GongreB &eprdientant Geagar
bat Ii9, obipobl fein 8egencanbioa
auftritt, auf cine Stumptour begeben
-8ei Collins in gtueces Count
babeu pferoeoiebe Die Sirtea eine'
| Seerbe Pferbe pertrieben unb bann bi
Sbiere geitoblen unb fortgebra@t. q
Mann folgen ibnen.
/ = Sn Brownsville iif felt ben lebtel
beiben Sagen fein 5ieberfall meDr por
gefommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-12

Nstes Silt GsSe SOnte bef6rosrt Si
Sfrsaun ng
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-12
9ie sdaSli6feit ses spmmemlt6tcs.

uWeine ipeibli6en Bef0nnten lln0
bem Sonnemli9t gegeniiber 10 dngltli6,
6aB man ansunebmem geneigt 1T, ss
brobe nod cine anbere Sefabr pom
Sonnenf6ein als Die fir ben ySeint4
9urd gr6rterung bieler NngelegenDelt
piiroe Der Geiunobeitsratb gu groBen!
Sant berpfli6ten einen gater bon orel
iebr sebiteten iungen Mdb9ett.
Sieie Mnirage lief por Sur5ei1 bel
eirem rennonirten MrSt in Seuti1lano
elm. Sie 9luttport barauf lautete:
Sbre 6ra9e lit ni1t unbere9tigt.
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: 9ie erite Nfahrllnnsnue(fe 5

= Sle erlte Jtabrungsquelle &c:
&inoes 1T naturgelndB Die Mutterbrult
Wenn aber aus irgenb einer llria6e bie:
ie Quelle berliegt, ober Die N}utter 81
i6pd6li6 it, 10 muB bic Wiiieni6afi
oer gfatur ST. Silfe fommen; bas bat iie
bur6 Die @rfinbung BON e II # . e
te re pSeut d es 6 inberm eb
(pdootropbine) erm0gli6t. @s lit eil1
pollfommenes griabmittel fit Miutterz
mild, na6 wiiieni6aftli6en Principien
bereitet, unb uiro BON Iersten iebr entz
pfoblen. Sn aaen renOmmirten 9tpotbe=
ten au baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-12

1887 @stninae ID. 9e.regs spn 1885,
~ Nnfrassn far I1ensen, fprte 81 2osea fa,
semd1t tperbea.
Wsssa Snfprmatioa Oh. gsGeUaasen fdre!bs mas
al W. q. Dluphin,
Stem Srleans As
eomerb mrpre. Msen!, gde SsufOn II. sleeazia
Strabe. Gan Intpnc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-12

Dte
EasItsae 8reie 1rsffs
srlGeint
alid nit ausnabme bes @pnntaes
anb tofet
$1,000 fir bas Satr ober $3.50 FUR
3 Wipnsfs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-12

: Yerionen, iuel6e auf Dem Wegt
Der Gelierung BON sebrenben Granfbel=
ten als Walaria, Tieber, linb, iuerben
iebr beilIam finben bas 8ro 10 n's
6 lie n=8 t er 8, en tpirfli6es Stir
fltnd5mitteI.
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$500 8elohtt1t,ta.

Sie Mtitglieber bes San 9tntonio
Surnpereins perben obige 8elobnung
fir Die 8erbaftung bes M6rbers BON
8. S9mar5 sablen. Sas Gelo piro
mad Der lleberfiibrung ausbesablt.
9. Mauermann, prGIibent.
s. &unge, Seeretdr.
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Selrihs s Co.,

.9snesal> Gsfnten,
go. 2 8pmlins Green, Netp=Dorf.
s. y. Sreer. aseat fir Gan gntsnio.
y. q fuIief, Nsent far ShulenburS.
1s,s.S2tw-
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Ser @inter 1tabt.

Sie erbridenoe Wdrme bes SDnlz
mers bat elmer ansenebmen Semparaz
tut plab gema6t, ipd6renb Die Nfd6te
i9on fibl su nennen 1inb. Wfan tpirb
baran erinnert, baB Elm Ie6fel Der
&leibung notbtpenbig unb baB Der gar=
&c Qlpparatus Der slusitattung bes 9auz
fes gednbert perben mllB. Sor aae1t
Singen fommen bic Seppi6e mieber 5ll
ibrem &e6t; man perlangt mad mOlle=
nen Seden uno na9 iDwererer Sleiz
bung. 8eim 9lnbru6 einer neueu Saiz
ION finb Die Qlusgaben namentlid) fir
Sanilien, lti9t gering un6 es frdgt Il9
nun, N man fa1lfen foll, I'M gut nnb
billig beoient su iperoen. SaB eln
Saus grDBere 8ortbeile .bieten fam als
Elm alberes 1T gtllen ldngit befannt.
Qlber ole 0ortbeile, Die beim @infauf
81 ersielen iinb, unb alle 8ortbeile, Die
beim @ieoeroerfauf ben SunOen 81 gllz
te fommen f6nnen, fiaOen li@ nirgenbz
tpo 10 hereinigt, nie bel
8. % D fion,
Dem S6nittpaarer1 GGnig pDn San
9lntonio unb hem ganaen Weten. Wian
made nur Die probe unb Dergleid)e ieiz
tie @aaren itno Yreile nit oenen anoez
rer Sduler unb es ipirb lib ergeben,
baB man fir bailelbe Gelo Bel Serrm
@olfipn mebr faufen fam OILS irgeno
ND anbers. limb basu fommt, baB
feline Sirma bic 9luswabl Der Waaren
bietet, ipie WplfIon. 9as 2ager in
Seppi6en, wDllenen Seden, Sbapls,
Sadem, llmi6lagtii6ern, Slanea=llnterr
seug, Serrenz unb SnabenallSitgelt,
&leiberltoiien II. I. 10. 1T 10 groBartlg,
nie. ME supor, uno nur bas 9teuelte,
| MObernI tie unb 8elte 1T 81 baben. Serl
gBolfion bat iein perional permeDrt
10 bab troB oes maRenbaften, Ii6 tdg
lid teigernoen 9noranges Sebcr i0nel
uno prompt bebient werOen fann. Sa.
@eiddftslofal glei6t einem fleinel
Sabrmarft, 10 lebenbig, 10 geordng
bOa iit es fortiudbreub, unb ipenn De
&plfes Stimme bic g9abrbeit iprl6t
10 bat li6 Die grOBere @taipritdt De
, Seipobner ppn San NntOnio nnD I'm
, gegenb bafiir entidiebcn lire giufdnl
bel 8. @oliiOn ST. MAIDEN. 25,s
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Maaere WlcuSdeu.

Wells Health Renewer lelt bic
@efunpteit wieper Der nnb slebt Strait,
turirt 1aseni idwade, liafrudlbarteit unr
anpers @eihleatsiehler. 81.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
More Omces fer Republicans

MnwAuKss, Wis, Dec. 29.-Gov. Rlsl
was officially informed that all the county
officers&of Waukesha:: county failed to quail
~, emitting the fling of their bond with
in the prescribed time, the sheriff excepted.
The latter is Republicans; all other Off
Gals Democrats. Under the constitution
the governor appoints for the vacancies.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

lsast expect them." Yet We may often prevent
or eounteract them BY prompt and intelligent
action. Thousands Of persons arc constantly
troubled with . combination Of diseases. Dis
eased Kidneys and oostive bowels are their tos.
mentors. They should know that Kidney-Woyt
sets on these organs at the same time, causing
them to throw off the poisons that have elogged
them, and 50 renewing the whole system.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

EAIRCHILD'S REAL ESTATE.Iwi short
- !y have the most effective force 1 have ever
had IN my real est Office and will be prepared
better to attend to wants of buyers or sellers
than ever before.
IT you want to buy or sell real estate of any
KIND In or near st Paul call at LIST floor corner
Office, corner Fourth and Jackson Establised 1857.
Fl. 8. Fairchild
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Assessed Ts1sssse.. Of Reos Hsssse.

AseesSe0 VOSO0ttoss Of Re0y Hstote.
While property, both for speculative and
business purposes, may change hands fro
qaently and continue to advance, the
assessors record is criterion which brings
things level. That is basis which do
tsrmines whether city or town is making
progress.
According to the eighth census report
the whole state of Minnesota in 1880 had
a population only of 6,O77. Now in 1882
st. Paul alone has almost $4,000, and the
state over 100000! What a change!
The following facts and figures as taken
from the county assessors and auditors
books will be found correct and as far as
they 60 will, no doubt, surprise many an
"old settler" and citizen of this city. Liv-
ing and beng in this great city ard seeing
daily, the little by little, which in the ag-
gregate go to make up the whole, one can
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

shops, etc. The railroad company has
done good thing by securing these
grounds. They did not make the purchase
a moment too soon.
SALES By MONTHS.
For the convenience of the reader the
statement of sales for the year by the
m snth is given here, as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

S1n ACRES of land as rich as land can be.
O6O heavily timbered, on edge of prairie,
bordering on one of the finest lakes in the state
good demand for wood and saw timber (oak.
ash and basswood) in neghborhood, and two saw
mills near, for $12 per acre.
q T.rnou0
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

NHO1CE CORNER, for business in wholesale
~ quarter OF city, at price less than value.
II. 8. FAIRCHILD.
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Trough ON Rats. |"

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chipmunks,
gophers. l5c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

I'm ST. ANTHONY HILL-Lots in Woodland
~ park, Summit park, Mackubin Marshall's
addition, Edwin Deans addition, Nininger l.
Donnelly's addition. Holcomb's addition. Bry-
ants addition, and Manson Simonton's add
ton. d. s. Fairchild, real estate agent, corner
Fourth and jackson. Established 1857.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

Id ACRES near St. Paul, with frontage on
IL two thoroughfaree, street railroad will
pass next year, adjoins city plat, location 70
mantle end beautiful-e4,0oO.
A. a RATncp1n
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CHoICE BUSINESS LOT, s01le4, fronting
~ on Broadway and Rosabsl. Rentals viii
carry property, which will steadily and rapidly
increase In value. II. 8. FAIDCH1iD.
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F you want to sell real estate of any kind call
Il at the most central, and best appointed. old
est agency in the city, thronged daily and hour
ly with customers. 81. 8. Fairchild.
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400 ACRE stock farm one mile from az
fOO Pasl-(threefr from my Office. )Railroad
and wagon road pass thr .ngh it, is we'll wstered
with springs, over 200 acres good neadow-land
mgn land gives 6ne view of the city. Prioe
900 per aero. II. 8. Fairchild, real estate AGENT
corner Fourth and jackson.
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VALUABLE LOT on Sixth street, With i'm
y provements worth eS,oeo that rent for
vo1e par year, with the vacant thirty foot front
age improved it will pay over 10 Per cent. On en-
are mvs:emeotCi IN the center Of the city. HIS
1airehild, real estate agent, corner Fourth ana
Jackson. Establi he'd 1857.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Dayton bluff, 4Ox
IL 200 each, for 81, 900. II. 8. FAIRCH11D.
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nM Of the very best corners in 81. Paul
" leOxl00-for sale at q figure on which %
PR cent. profit can be realized in two years
II not ono, and tho rentals on which will be &
per cent. on investment. h. 8. FAIbCHILD.
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RAILROAD PICKUP6.
One of the most striking and significant
rents of the year is the fact that tho
silroads are quietly but surely buying in
rye tracts Of land. The Chicago, st. Paul
Omaha road, the st. Paul & Manitoba, tho
ilwaukee and the Northern Pacific roads,
] have been gathering in considerable
lanties of ground. The last purchase
as made by the Northern Pacific, which
" days ago quietly picked up 22O acres
ground, out near Midway, which in due
ne will be improved by placing thereon
iildings suitable for stock-yards, machine
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

Because They Record the Transfers Of
Realty.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

Henry MCLEAN and wife to Jesse H
| Pomeroy, SO feet front on tho corner Of
Fifth and Sibley streets, $4,000.
]. Peyton Boyle to James G.. Freeman,
lots 2, 8, 4 and block /, Farrington i
Kinney's addition, $1,000.
Samuel G. Staples to Edward Langsvin,
part of lots 2 and in section 7, town %,
range 81, $1I,6OO.
David Reynolds to Frank B. Clarke, q
parcel Of land in section IL, town 28,ranRs
%, $4,000.
Frank z. Clarke to James b. Davidson,
lot IL block ~, st. Paul proper, $4,000.
Frank e. Clarke to James 81. Davidson.
svA Of mex, section ~, town %, 70 nge
IS, $4,000.
James II. Weed to John b. Sohurmsisr.
lots and 3 block 6, of whitney d Smiths
addition, $1,000.
Ira L. Moore to Charles T.. Miller, lots
ID and IA block -, Robert d Randalrs
addition, $4,000.
William r. Marshall and wife to Celistis
B. Gilbert, SEX Of SCH section 81, town
20, range %, $4,000.
Thomas B.Campbell to ]. Davidson. lot
5, block Ii, Whitney & Smiths addition,
$4,000.
Christ Stahlmann and wife to the Chris
topher Stahlmann Brewing company, lots
l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 10 and 20, block II, Stin-
son, Brown & Ramsey's addition, $751;
600.
Chauncey W.Griggs to Louis B. Hubbell,
lots ID, IA, Is, 16, II, 10 and 10, block Is,
Mackubin d Marshall's addition, $11,5OO.
Edgar w. Bass and wife to the Universe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-17

was born in Madison county, and has re-
sided at Florence since 1910. In 1871 he
was elected state solicitor. In 1S49 he was
an unsuccessful candidate for congress. In
1861 he was elected captain of one of the
companies which composed the Ninth Ala
bama, al the organization of which regi-
ment he was elected major, and was pro-
NOTED lieutenant-colonel a little later. In
March, 1862, h was appointed colonel OF
the Twenty-slxth, and led this gallant reg
iment in the battles of the Peninsula and
in front Of Richmond. Upon the first
march into Maryland he commanded
Rhodes brigade. He was wounded at
Seven Pines and at Boonsboro. He dis
tinguished himself at Charlottesville,
Gettysburg and Mine Run,-[Mobile Reg.
lister.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-17
General Edward Asbury ONcai, tho Candl
date Of the Aiabanin Democracy,

General A. Il. o'Neal was yestc rday nom.
mated by reclamation, upon the twenty.
fourth ballot, by the democratic state con
vcntion as their candidate for governor Of
Alabama. This result, In the face Of the
very handsome vote polled by each Of his
competitors on tho previous evening, Is n
graceful tribute TO the worth of distin.
guishsd citizen who has done most gallant
service for his state, both In peace and war
General 0'Nenl IA q true man In every
sense OF the word. lie was stubborn, In.
telligent and dashing officer. lie has been
long conspicuous a. an eloquent advocate
and politician. He has been pre.eminent
IN his devotion and labors for tho
democratic party. Better than ali, he i a
gentleman Of unblcniished private life, and
! pQoscases the confidence and affection Of All
Who know him. In the convention which
noniqalsd him there were DELEGATES Al.
teohod 70 other candidates by Ties Of local.
~ p,r1onel frisndahip o. personal ohlira.
0o9A bat there were nons Who were hos,lIs
g SRrS!1 QNseL and mono Who Do NOT
+ lelly I11oys! ~ nonlnalloa.
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A subscriber writes us follows. al feel at
once my appetite and strength greatly i'm.
proved; my expectoration less painful and
less copious; my cough less troublesome;
my sleep sound, refreshing and dreamless;
my nervousness is oil gone; my breathing
less difficult; my hearts action more regu.
lar; my.backache less severe; my digestion
improved; my urine clear and voided with.
out pain; my spirits moro exuberant; my
mind perfectly at ease; and ye, have only
used half bottle Of Browns Iron Bit,ers.'
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Years Ago,

when any. one was troubled with Bilious
Attacks, SICK Headache, Nausea, etc, the
remedy used was Blue Pill or Calomel. To.
day people want something purely yegcta.
bic and easy to take, like Carter's Little
Liver Pills. One pill dose. Is cents. An
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tolliyer
Il Walker, Dallas, Texas,
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Horsford's Acid PhOsphatQ

is scientific preparation Of the phos.
pilates, so combined as to be readily taken
into and absorbed by the system. Pam
phlet sent free.
Rumford Chemical Works, Providence,
Rhode Island.
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medica1.
HOW TO TELL
Genuine simmons
\ Liver Regulator,
or Medicine.

or Medicine.
Look for clean. neat
WHITE WRAPPER with
the red letter 2, EN-.
bracing the emblems
|of our trade, Spatula,
Mortar and Graduate;
also observe the sig.
nature OF
IN red iIk on the side,
rAEE M OTHER
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v'A''0o AiAe'''''' ''''.'"'','...,..... NlAN
Who1s Tickets, 90, Half Tickots.tl
u Tickets, $50; 55Tickets 500.
Remit money or bank draft In letter. or send
by express Don't send by registered letter Oh
postofiice order. Orders Of IS and upward BY
express can be sent at our expense Address al
orders to X. M. B0ARpMAN, Courior-JoumL
building, Louisville, Ky or r. NJ. B0ARDMAN,
Broadway. New York CO..
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Beware of those who know nothing of Medical
Compounds who put out nostrums known to
sour and being analysed prove worthless, and
only made to fleece the public, and to pirate on
the well.earned reputation of Zeilin Il Co.'S med
icnes. These frauds have no reputation 70 sus-
tain, and will cheat you tor a few pennies every
way they can. Look careful to the medicine you
are induced to take, for much suffering, perma-
nent injury, and even death itself has resulted
from improper treatment, and from taking un.
skilfully prepared medicine.
CAssvILLE, ARK, July s, 1879 Dear sirs-I
send you another package of the counterfeit II Is
oaled trial package. Itsays II costs you moth.
ing, but II like TO have cost me my life Yours,
&c, IoIIN GRIFFIN.
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The feeble and annotated, suffering from dys-
pepsia or indigestion in any FORM are advised
for the sake OF their own bodily nni mental com
fort, to try HOsteter's Stomach Bitiers. Ladies
of the most delicate constitution testify to its
harmless and restorative properties, Physicians
everywhere, disguised with the adultera'ed
liquors of commerce. prescribe IL as the safest
and most reliable of all stomachics. For sale by
all ruggists aud Dealers generally.