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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-11-25
Pioneer Shops on King Street,

where all such work is done IN the best manner and on
the most liberal terms.
All kinds of tools aud machinery for welLborins. and
other hand and steam tools made and repaired.
Carriages, Expresses, Lumber Wagons (pattern of the
Putnam Cart or Horse Break MilkWagons, English Dog
carts, etc, made to order.
All varieties of Harness on hand or made to order.
Splendid Saddles and Brides, suitable for use on the
occasion Of the Coronation.
Fancy Brides made and on hand.
Also, Material, spokes Felloes, Hubs, and all other CT
ticles usually found in frst-class establishments.
Call and see before going down the marsh or elsewhere
sep20tf j. M. ROSE.
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The astronomers and photographers who have
been selected by the United States authorities to
observe the transit of Venus in New Zealand,
consist of four gentlemen, two astronomers
and two photographers, viz, Edwin Smith,
United States Coast and Geographical Survey;
Professor II. 5. Pritchett, Professor of Mathe-
MATES and Astronomy, Washington University,
St. Louis; Augustus Storey. of Boston, photo
grapher to the expedition and Gustav Thier-
kuhl, of Washington, assistant photographer.
Mr.. Edwin Smith, who is chief of the party.
was in charge of the United States expedition
TO observe the transit of Venus in 1874, and
which party made its observations from the
Chatham Islands. Professor Pritchett was
formerly of the National Observatory at WASH
ington, but recently resigned his position there
my at the University at St. Louis. Professor
Pritchett was not one of the United States ex-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-11-25

~ A. NJ. MELLIs will display on Saturday,
November %, a new lot of Laces and Fans, such
as have never been exhibited in Honolulu before.
no29tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-11-25

TIE ladies who have been waiting TO sec Mr.
Fishel's new goods, can have their taste for the
beautiful gratifed by visiting his store to-day. oc2I
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-21

Col. Manning. cSntinuss biz
brilliant and effective canvass, not.
withStanding Gen. Chalmers has
been compelled 70 dssisk on &C.
count Oflll,health, The former I'D,
dressed the. people Of Eppab OOdn-
~ at Fslknera on, thsI 10th and at
Dumas on the 18th fnstahtb. Nc
we'll informed person has, any doubt
Of Manning's election by a hand
some majority, EitaeverE democrat
will do his duty. The contest in
other portions of the d~istrict-4in
Pamela county, for instance, will DO
much closer than in this, and it is
therefore the more important that
every democrat in this county
should register and vote. Let no
democrat stay away trom,the polls.
on the Tth Of November. i7st ga -
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ASpOI ms6lSI Isall

III NNMHbWtNE wv
The Hop. YRp.VA AaPnhgCYill
address his fehSw.chiEShS AZ he
following things and RlaSEao ow,
COTnerSville, Marshall Co., Oct. %,
Graham's MillsrIafRb@G
day, October 24. sSsiI.l
Delay, Lafayette Co.. Fhnrsday, 26.
Tayl0rs, Lafayette o., Friday q.
Abbeville, Lafayette Co, Sst.s2e.
free Springs, = =: MSnA 80.
ChulahomS, Msrshall Co., Tussday;
November 1sL .i1"F'i ,
Paltstine, Tate 90, Wedkesdsy2d.
OOidwater, Tate Co, Thursday, Srd.
Mt. Pleasant, Marshall Co, Monday
6th. h r'.|'S., :,
The Hon. Jas. R. Ohalmerb-is in
vited to be present and jOin,in the
discussions upon equal terms
Speaking to commence each day at
noon. BIB. NJ WATSON,
Chm'n Dem. Dist. Ex. Com.
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almost positive SOsvictEIAl

a. NGW ~ q 4
The almost positive Coavtcti6A'
that the next House Aill be demo.
cratic (indesd 10 'AStdt6 Ind hide
bound v pOIhidsk GsSiAd4CGAS.I
ron predicts ifgcsdSss fHsEsihe
specGlatlonR as to who the AOaadh
dates for speskek &ilHbS, aIdE4st
their qualifications ~ ~. Ias list.
will comprise Kendall, GAStTis5A,
Kenna, Carlisley Blackburn Isa1d
Cox, the position iIdical
relative strength, 0f. RaadalHs
qualifications il isnnRsOessGFystO
speak. MorEiseniof llIihoiisa li'b4,
his most formidable. eosnPStitos,-E
he viii make ais kghE Oh 1 he,
trade platform, and ~noCOtvSy aith
Mr.. Carlisle, tAars6lid vIbp6rta IF
the Southern members who, AKA
class, dislike REsdAll tgt bib high
protection acknowledgement Aisarbi-
'rary rulings IA several
on matters ofvitAl iatereSt 20 this
section. t.s.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-21
RIPLEY Ai..r 9GlallIhIl882

-tsinR6 lhsasEAG CHslbSOdytSliFs
spsmh oAIhaG
tessbAs,s 'bStsFAI WHO oASSr Who
.hs AsdptlasJtGOs CMdtM4FO, 'hGtS'
.ehssesd tOAaHuaAeFa4t AS6Hlas6v
) god thiue EOFF lAFaIiNgSir AiS
little wGasaisAbOEltsci bG
OEtsvSrysStamP IN ths DiGttiGGA
EPsnOla Star, 14th. nVS ~
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ikdebt2 10 O1IeEaNR

We are ikdsbt TO CGfNFaHAR.
Manning Nfa copy ofSThs, .Gan.
paIgn book OfthS dsmQasA5nRasty.
The RI u (csa .pagWsnsHiaSH.
Its sins : S&isas RseaAbvShpv
Why = ChansesgdsgsHdsaa% ~
people" tEjf AVal6AbiS bGb g
ton and shoRId 49, idSI& =
ed. &sS@"sS
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s-SOHRagvp'sAEEsiAi 70 ..
RSsSS &Tth,AsAa" aY'N so \
9lloaIVsoj 'HapoHt b4-pTl

2 hSHVN" ~ thA.1'H y
: LJNA4N dehs aA.n tlG)on,1a1. il
hy viEt1e. Of % execution IN nv,
'haRds. / win on MOndaB, tGe eth day-
.Ot NSVeIhhsEhls Sen y thS'kAIksss
bidleN3HCashht, he Court Aosse
dOOc In Ripley, Miss, NE. eQgltSbIs 10.
terest Of }. A. WEIGH In the following
tsndS. I. wit: SO acres oil the north
side Of 'AN'EdGthcG s5ts4 III S0Es.1 4; so
% thq kSMthi side Ofe the Moth
wesl b0f &sG AtaRd GQAcBos Oh iEls,
ESEbsjaB .of thA y EAst 4 Ell Sec.
,4:h tONp n Range &aASt; Levied
on fsAs prQPeFtX 9fAAid MA, WelsI
III: - ssS1s5! q 'EsfslSSR, n Hhs .ARsSs.
~ ESd. RU4AERTURD SEs!li
Sept l0EA glS03-lBAEds..9H IaSp4
i .1S1iuLNd- HAlnnI 6tSiAssk Vha
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-21

TaR HjhlAalAhAVIlCs eseiOA wiiich
clOsea4he lathE u ,Jalp, 1852, NasthNiv
most prosperous, One hundred snd
third Eve pupils We're enrolled, 10 s I
SaltclA' cFsAS6arlersI aAdi 47,ih piahSt.'sA
IRustAda. 'eL assieq A! "a .JrlS 12ClB
T'he .eatb, N9uAl ssssiRR viii open t,
Sept. TltR, 1882, AMI Oontinue ten
observation-disclosures + dI ESatyi aCoR!"a
sistnguNG HAstSit&iti& teGEiBSa.- Asac
'BpAgliRg aecppmRdaliqpsAem e. Akg in lo.
'tarse Hel Fsg1lstsd DGSrtlng hSGpGssffSa :,
NV iHoAargs ut oacb bSaeaAleAdktA'St
ChAgga4 fSg bstlALoa14ANd AVkpRNt. 10
:ssSISgEl sRS9sS"!S fg4 ISL sAFR'
RERkYa ,. n ;Es a,'n.'
Hlas aa6GAtsiA, Rip1GHG Vs., MISC "Hi
eD1la lSSah 1vkEStEsdyEA diiH
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sos-nrrDrrF 5sr,#. !

NONRESIDENT n TBt !.
The State Of Hississlh
TO A. J. pGartindale, ,Ad inc Dws ns,
Sarah A. Ash, RacAAANGear
tha Moore, Ssml MeoEe, Riley Dist
AReliA Feggpsea =. A. DOwdy, n
.Mp@R&s 90 Nan Sardia,
eslR pNWaH. RilliRm MaF
JaIAes AaFEihdale, Nary Man
AleHaAdh 1AhaGA e. ANTEAt
1x0u. RFQ cpmRspAs4 " RRPe Sc
fStet ~ Judge TIE ChaSesty EcuEt
OkshsFC OuAt s1eHRpahasl BkGOtG
seiason tAa6saanA &dnaatOnNavsmta
b4sEEv4SSH: R~sAbSNGaPsrk &Py yAA.
cAA VII. the petition OF w. G. Mccoy,
aaMRAslNGGSf ~ thgE ettakey
Martindal&vdSSdy ITSESaSuOflaaasW
pay deb!hEA9plaAstbAEra9te9m3 II
IA. HUNT, ClsEk.,
y FTsssGEsSSE, fnsssrs;'7
iAte9S'A5Pa dsffbS Sdi Y E71a'f
! ,EsPF9SP lSssutSGi4R. 70 aiAad s q
III -
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-Gen. Chalmers and Capt. Car
ter are FsyDOnslbsAsRsabSleGVlSagE
OF the blcSdI-aplst lSeg Mwabam-
paign 1.-THE General ~ Bfcssd
the Captain psrsons sBGRysh6m'
both under ten tlleEsshd B4l!otsl-
Pamela Star, Msb.d 'siilo 'S'n ''e''as
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Chalmers Rstlrsl frSm lAe Canyaaa.

Chalmers Retlrei from lhe CasVasA.,
Special Correspondence Ot'the Appeal.lP7
SARHtsgJMIss., October 16.EGen.
Chalmers, whSHh&d Scr lime EstF.:
sd rem thei f9RgAss, RRtacGOHRt Of
ill-haalthb met 5lOol.. Manningoat
ast.,SatHrd&y 9t62 fSIsx'
.Siif. qiis 5 rs sipFps,',. Whla
speaking hehSd q recurrence of
nSuralgis, 8ESmiwAieh lie had bssn-
suffering aRf FAX oSi% lfnish III
speech, On the advice of friends.
he has returned hOmN,h and viii
probably not Se aSlS t0c gpesk jsSAlyy!,'
nOrS bsfofs athe e~tsctiQpad HE.
fFiepdA think ,het ahOulda't attempt
it. .OOLMauhinswiM contiRdS ths'
sAhvAsS o. A. hhtlnrFISlIb and. van. AZ,
make bis speeches ,tpllsas he
be- Safag dsring hs. d~isOpssipaUl
)th ChalasFsg sTKe DeEnOc1Esyr6 III
L districVAEah6pSfGf .6f Sdccsss
q EsFgs M4idtty.t s3F i: $500 .,s ~
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-21

By,.y'i.1+IiE:,l5%,'t ~
q Cult Q Surs ) n y, d }. inc
Vt. O. Az sOn ha& 4 We COurt
HOuSe one Of ths most interesting,
best cOnsldsEs4A end iHsauCtiEp >
speeches iS'Rhich We have listeE.i
"a dunSg the CANVASS. The Only
regret We have iS that The, eitiSSpl
Of the whole cOuAty Il both Colort
were a~Ct+hR4tSJe@t EdItWas
~inoG0Hsive, fair, candid and truth.
ful. 1t made appareRte q
Democratic administrt
fairs in Missisal
been
'.dva
zOuS,
lSleve
.SratiOb sIoOoVC
was @ 5sive to sd that sle
was n PsOn to cid sit
could ' Ant any W. Of
man or BIZ mans and. thai
true iHt ssteaf 10 sless d
for q cChtiauaAct ; Democratic
administration. 1t showed why
farmers should oppose the tariff.
It left Chalmers Without sxe65s fol-
deserving his DsmbCfdtic princi..
pies aRdlfrisRds and going to the
support OEmsastReS hid = party he
had denounced Or Z lifstiM6.i Ana
il proved that hObUdy'codid give 4
good re99ssoa RF yOd9gs g oh4ImsVs
who waAa Tree nan .BathsUthania
slave bound TO Obey. the headers
and bosses. Greenbackers we're
giveaE"PrUdigiOuG' hard nut 10
crack.-Holly Springs South.
.1fAfENl4N IfA M " Of"
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CONSPIRACY;

mers and Wlmb0Ily have formed .
acknowledgements the 1efaat,of
M,1IEIsrMI oa.n&hks.Ol
!.
'cOnSOqusuCs'~ HuOUen cgf'
FpppOn fa9d ane false and STRAIN
"a CONSTRUCTION Sfithe Oxford court
house bill ans thaSwanOnG-W1Eh
5h;.S ~
anu '.oO' on
sIleWing special 10 the Rev
ssN I'VE the
tie ion. in
s,sssssss
a. l.
~.
eontes Ia - hare
to-day am long with
Chandler. haract lOt COn'
ference vas disclose Tvs
,seEssla plsC tae Pl..
sitort fl III III fThs AL
that the Man xat66hsing
the constructed oEa Federal court
h hogse az SOxEpFd, Mls:a EAEIe CON
ssrue" 49, PEvTsIk me p4bqlHS -
i ma COGt ~ 80 ! 49,
tion |. Do tasisisaF Wapaiag.
Of ali the bills for public buildings
passed at last seiSioAA MapnlRs's bill
y thS, oPIy ops con'tERedi e hsds'
fAcfIF0. This lOOkR a. il 1t IWWfO a
welI a;d schams Il. ,dsfsaS Man
NM 1-,V 4, -. NseII.
~ III -1o~m.,n.A...S. =,
h," - -; ~ STt
ond .,.sL;n.'..hrLn,n IA. ..;r.t
fe y
-nu 4S..S. Il
TTs 1bly v,vfS AStksf i iSII1IsTrSs
: itlTn359s ~;
=" 60
ronvtsy.,n .n,SnSp7 r6osvbd x -
Vi fsln:I "a VdI .man.iI,sIt1
Srr"
s.% .Ss.s'n ISS".s,;..%.IIs,",E :
sSibRJ nsfnSsSsr5sSHtL 6IEmsoo!s
az, ~ rf nG1 , snh'% ~.
ShS;mssI - - pSrS%SsTsAsSl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4te1axe5A lslXI.'
al :. :aij2" az l GO.nm$ re rs M ~.
Hnr.Tsos.~E W ~ anl. irgS 49,,
tbs fUturs ~ tss Sssts nm. |. i.
A., syEiS5lg4pE 40 al 'rbSImora
EII
rrotot.Ca EsAlS. Rahs, Aadh6nsel
wh.wss.%.,anaSo SA6S.S2 ts
" ,HJItII 9 ISE.IJs u.s. EI.SsA
AZ ;DIs II7'Y ls..S;.,;hls3 gwS 80.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r1 ,SlsGlw,
91F PsOPlS httnWy PtOPOn9 4,
Ast E1;k ~ ka9~dwsSk.fn n0G.
|. npl;,;fSI ~. rf,nn M.S S.'
,r.S,.'Isss".is ,rtNasavss 16asa ~.
A1D#AN-I ~ UDIN Nv
90 sssTisSS M. J.aiIlG9 ST.,
VS'tAt ~ ~ VI
Dr. dPpe batpras fox II MDrnQulre
every sgerEGhst can pat4Ssth 10
tiAct Manning sDAsEfHcs RStSeh
.L.m....m.A -......a,
-; 1;isai -
Ghlo conspiracy GgAt1bg s1nele ypOS'
Interests 99d 4sAssY 41GPn4IW
sound sgsin. the, Asls Of waning
gEiAg aloft the signal q danger:
Do kOt sleep 1POn yooF sEn':--
We beSeoch you, anq VIII
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IT days until the election.

-OHIy II Udyb uNIII Lh0 GI4ClIOla
Let every democEatvworhufo for the
success Of the stiCh 3.
hope Of the OppOsiIi5aAis in thu
athy aud indifeteaSS t6Sd
IN .NQ5Ni NErfa
CEatb. .i 1rfsHqb WE
81 .a.9t ~
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~" StGOW !" JnOa
70 tIpOma- g0ip9al "a i
IooOpeP apA J1reN e - ~ WpSlA mala.
raRd sIbale feSseS Law HidAeIa afs.
chaig I'D VSOoaAl0A4 " 19iiaH 5 O
kssle...isai - NSsgsll
AIw Jgd 5G3gsa ~
yhe 4Atefasy, ecIeAtaec% Lar ed
PFcv6FatIb B9pAsNASAm g9
OpsFa1'uh. Sidt bsiISsS sad Il ngissR
TAa vaiewi.ah ipspSesssavses.
5f JsGS6 as3 glJ'feshSSItsosa Sae
dFsbSAo3 cd 5igABa321ssaJ
GEN. A. RI s. a.1,,5
'SS2O ~ 81 ussrss
sShBLGGasG u SakhAl 1sdatas
I .EOsD ivthA LAAlhan i6m
~ IA NJ ysRNA4H,A A,eyileb
oA y. y. Ad, q.
ils1l1cG. IL 36Aasoa II bsh'i
~ sal hAaEoa AassAEeHh.aN aaqinG
.ios n MAggA 4ah nj ~ ~
Z y. w, HgIoOR, a.
'HE'not g& IDeas d
, .dails15&1ENmSb@AtN!o d'
aaiy
|. = gn44s hshIAFn Asa hi,
The terms ngaa eheapeF than IL any
ptald4O CUT 1RtkS
u. ner hEltgErk1itHa GAEAAGasi.
sdsaLlAr5sa3 Az n1os sdi lsdi bsi
$40 Ole al hhkia pd nib bnst Aias
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N LsdiSS, vvhsns ; pev(ume. -thsS
,eoMS insF SSsyly. dSiisGsy Ahd
GAaA frstsiOS GSiSsas
isAtiroly satisfactory. 4
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oDrr Az <t
Ant E. !. WO MAN, au be q
J6hu AID NSrrtS Ws6,fSr.

4o44S w.
whom che IiycS uRsil JRy7&l 1889,
'I9s 'es E'' ''sSa y hi St3'a''
'1ksssiyilGS, she essSss3' Asr .Esagt.
t0God AMI. her ha6l, "a ,ahs MatAe-,
di:G sG S5SSS' in pa EiAgict e IAS ILS4lA a.
acA e~on6ls.eSG @esPbSE, ! ,ssv
asF %hay ySoFHtHlSI YAEIhRR
Bss eaI5ss Re- l1AFSsgA EsfAs
Ph'i "a sSGs vShS. S0gSelhhr:
AmlGGlpns yIshs caFiesirn patisnGA
aaf flsSi ESHItSiSSSS sSoe HL q Gpat,
= w hatsFal FbatSbP aRdgsA "A
BE- BET hS:bRHa sp& shil@EeP,
HqE whSn the SSnPN9 An
was pot only FSadya hVt EigljNg "a,
&, sHd b WV ChEiSt, sPeaHsfRlI'
ne Ps1g'SsSd. s elSSAy rem RSE, lEa!Rd',
an & lS SNSSh enS: 'HAjSlp sAESFSs .EASA.'
eICtYS;S ss,usda a5il lUiw ,4,sY We.
Afy AulbsPd, .dapgh:ssPVAa ad
his f ! TX EylESys SadRI. Fsst, iss
slOrlted ones u. HSaveA,, ~ Is ID.
D. /. COGDEL. :,
sRibl.v hiosI ia Yitb 1885,
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The State Of AisslosipPpOiishiH.od
TeJAahn@ gasllg aaAHhs AOiSs " POI.
N Am RPYiA dpesasSd; taa ..Gfto.
You are commanded 10 appear, be-.
fOFe the JtdgSS 6f nv cRahCtry Court
otths Cuanty IOs TiFPiA., SsatebF8 1lsl
IsissipPL. On the ssCOnd Monday oeNO,
yenPeEs lsSf. n defend ths, sylt Sf
JOhf HHbbafd, tst.. H.. wherein YOU ase
ida1ShdAptS me- TIA. HUNT, GletE.HII
Sept. "a @9eSrt7--AwAn. msisno
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AAAS u NV ivy 0I1S1sUW4 VuGSWxys
IAst Y 4aE y EGpssssS tsesg4sA
- ne ISFsESEIRsg SlSsRfVAAPAeE
IN NOssTS'F fRa MRssAEyA 3
the .RsHpcEass ~ hssNNi9nAl
HOn1s lhG'PS,
|aslRGsaeo from PIP ee 80 sd-
GioPPl i3Sen!.yyss NePh yRsgAaf
tSthe psWAssAlAaE MiGsNatIe'
EMake our own delegation In Csaa
sssQllaiARaahasaDhfs eqdiy6l
pfAhe popular bVsHVh Of tAea9 NSJ
It5oasll AsSIslSAssbSi TIE spSlitItal
|skies do indeed lose ApsopitOHs-
sLOuisdHseshalbGa a5gsI7ogait'
40 Aaa VI LII 10 =
s.GENgGPAaE 5ssEiAninENEOldSa
kyjkijeaAFsss SSfsAvCgA&
.sigs:ss ~TsssSsAsAs hS
lIssAsAg pelltical Q~asstleas e Ne
Idss I'D 1sRdAalfy Rp
absIS JCutAal.'
pneA1un n1IlsNG01nH Muuhn
=R AL 9EIdasgl q lsIo!Im
BE- TAXA taxsss hle AK4su nasgEa
taxss al ssgise Is tAxAh hREAiP ~
paid By b AeiNgeRs akVVicksbuREg
end h~TaLthadsiEease AhAnotASs
.Statbs. Do they kaow theyV
sbstzSStabyeh&a
tariff. ssaNhmHo6Aa a3Sdcsa6sh9
IfsAsS 6sus kesHpas Il
aFlVS4h NJ hsa14sE6g M6sk
Sd of The fact By 4 1.-the QidaINgAke
newtpapJf md ia k6nest 4 lilieaI
adfss1sSa Hssss sssds.
while beFiAg ioR en- avtesls
80 II rs.N9E sAiA, ! part Of
hAnm 6eN8eav hafk were Jopnd
~ ia 49, &5&fa. A4kKxWsNAeA
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VyTVPICE0AgvcAWpIVN

U6VbsU
! TeS4SiPiGEA1rap6Jw covered viii :
'EARiAs eagarcOatingG.R sIthem -
lPlee9sAEptb N sNAll0Ee o A slittle sugar
PUN, Eng n IT, fsnS6SrlAgg t4en aETseRRlG II
- They care Slck heRdaehS aud blltduS
Sht nVqs saaidi Ssiyh
Z Je'y give aPP''its Ota&,fssh td tAe
}. T6sy EaFsdtAapSisSSd GRJdARMs
sysfe3E .GSilHahi Vi lsM0o Su1OsSq .
= Iesy ezra CeH"Tt saASNN sOStge'
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70 WaituhtA yOTaFglnrBe6 t1thi
disease you maynSt osak ,fOt
imOhlh Z. The heightea1OllyyWhoR
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u klySfamilies MAIDS the heallbisgs,a
WA tiaSsSx, ls Rats hSai,.
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lss3S agHIllERlEF'AS4 tTyl tqa,i .ildj
4 Hogan, Sy. Partner OF
} = '1s6gahp& Z Leatketwood, Fla.
bra NO41eN8 a. suai1Af1e' sldf nsan'
lis "a. %eisAslae1 lsTJm . "a Msa}ps,
BY virtue Of an execution in my s'
h9ndo. Wi. ~ &SAdAyStAAl6tAr day,
.6F November, 1882, SeIl to the hivhest
shtideE for cash, at the UOuHt EfUusaBro \
taqdsAA y eiDlhAss A:AA. suaAsduitAbislia-M
ststass eE y a, ,WslcA IN, the ,foLQElAk, a,
PlanaB." tssSR: 10 acres 86ts tie norsI.
btesaa5anaGsSt ~ II ssJ.s 1, IS
IbcFes tefhoie sDuthnside nf TIE Aoahe ,aS
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Itesa side ug the South east 4, 81 see q
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The JpeSAR RySthAva NsFN tqAA.
fnLa The lssssS' by ~ high, pfOtSC'
tive. prOhibitory tariff will be just
as tSAtif9d !. 1 asS q i tatsifis' ep rrff
much lOngsrrrVicksbdrg lHefaldy
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IlWfNtItW NIYU dfTHN1TW sYNI@1
Ihs Bts n ssas ], v,lI,
ygea ere eo 4 u Snpssr ~.
Sors ugeAAS gSaktBfE G5a
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aiOnday In Nevsnbsg, lSN2, 4pFdefeRd
he kNit ia sAiJ CouFs 81 Napoleon
e i6 &hieRS6e ~ dantf TT
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WAtgOn 3 ThurmOnd.
bOls. for COmala,. " vla,tm
Sent 10. l0e5-iA-w
SO .snlE OK 81 lsls5 iglsSSoy :,
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"THu' el06tisaiOE Col. AaAnlnk 81,
over tx9iSSulSa i RSuls sIisi ,iscl6sr
yOnd apesaaRsn n islhsksSsaiaON
AhaG Gen QhAlmsm -oaanOtSaPsy
Pamela COuAtx. Eng, that vas .
lSsunty the DsGoCRatS had conced.
ed tG1ahA sTRyt4bas SSjla Inidj
Ia changesiH public sentiment tA9
hvotsBN9i t6 dss, Chatpers Slath;R.
E4Ae' 3 tive Ksska, ard we wOuld.
nv now be surprised il U0hi Nam
ninE'S
sand y4SprinGslilspOeteE -
fi7I sill -=as-saA-G4All1eq hi!
G'4eR GhainlsrS ~ flOaing "gf0hhd.
|Southeta sAfts plsn, d u Sot ,rssh,,
heaFiRg ,heImMaalysSi ahHaedsbbiA iS
.hipsliRg IPIhOlaHStGf
.doa, -.HA;i1ixT sAsA 5gtsssa 5Ea
n IHE fHtsEpAh .FaysRuel ataElaSt'
6ArIwas $14s, 500 900; tastoAsfs.
seq, OOOOOO-sisinR ia.
2FSs&9y sgt, bod; VQe mere ban.
was needed Why tabs the psOpls
\ ameaRtfasibsy6nA tkk ihscet:
sites S,ttbe HGvs4npasAt IRedG.,
ten 70 THE ,Assleas AszatisEys the
'Ameriesn peppld payRBogt $1,000
9Qa,O Ocf sxtrRtsx Ast be CIV:
,esnmsRt, biz tsths projected mahs
ufactpCsrss iteip EehOw-eRizem who
no more right 10 splTsgt 6ict
a.tsx .tGhS4Ra hlis,s i6s QSssR Of Aada,,
gascaRa uYet every man aAhDspsRds.
% FIR climbing, yobiS ahdA otRef
essafes PAYS Az s6oiadt ' 500tt 81, it.
No Tho P9gkstS,6G bisufellow,citi
zens. theimanaiactus eFs, de ttiBtte!
Courier Journal WIZ .'l Gsaam'
ASoms0fggsH GRRRY2 cbnR.
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- bile boTIRg loR e. aFlesI14'
Ii rs.NrE HAaa, ! part Of
8svpa hail we're Iegnd
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Victims ot Constipation and its
untold missEiespGpaEbepm good
rondinon, by > moderate OF
Ayers Pills, 1.-The saEest, satee
most reliable CaIhafiis 80
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The Democrats viii haHe 4
working msjority-in 4Iss-aext
House Of representatives That is
shown clearly buglf res
Of The eleciiOhSa Co1 Zen
Ohio, and by uI(lAi a6ie ia
lions il other SlsEe1 1saa H
is.s tea1s ~ F4F'
y FFsr1re t9H .R&kseS
T2 .Ut4 eaa 81 1gEtss sea 80
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H. manmXng.
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NV. .saA3F VIZ W
,vvT-HAn QaglsEmade ssspsschin'
as sOassAouSs hire ~ 1hs hisht
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~AsSSd TP8 atBiGaSsSSi
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III hadgliNsBy iAibrssdta'o ~ t&S
,sal0i.e' Sss Assis s@sg
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!, c~olOr-lIne speeches. Thus
wosk0fsOhAnatg taSie6lSAe
EctN iRTAYav6g9 gS6ss d..rslKfsDc.
I'TA. IsliH ~ lD$tU beiss
7lR6 III bsa bnsa ~ s.iias
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-26

of the struggle without a scar; unsinged by
the fire of avarice, and without even the
smell of smoke upon their garments But
how many men there are IN New York
whose riches are worthless to them They
aIe heaping up mound, great mound
of riches, and woe be to the man that
heaps up gold and dirt higher and yet
higher, and whose ambition is laying the
level to see whether he is one or two inches
higher than another man, and who when
he has raised his mound to the top clothes
himself in apparel and sits himself down
on his own dirt. He is his own hero; no
one else cares about him. There are
others who live for power, for
ambition; they look on men as potter
looks on the clay, to be trodden under foot.
They pirate loudly about their hatred of ty-
ranny, and yet they treat men about them
as a miscreant monarch on his throne
would hardly dare to treat his subjects.
They claim to be pure, they have never ta-
ken bride; but they have bribed men
about them all their lives; and young men
come into public life feeling that patriotism
is nothing more than the cunning of
scoundrels y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-26

Disease is an effect not a cause. Its origin is
within; its manifestations without. HeEce, to
Cure the disease the CAUSE must be removed,
and in no other way can cure ever be effected
WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CTRE
is established on just this principle 1t realizes
that