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Mike and Biddie.

why don't you get of something
like the Chicago Tribune man" said a
member of the republican state con-
vention, entering the Arkansaw
Traveller office. That's the kind of
stuff heightened people want. and
knowing that your sheet is kind of
educator, scratched this off, which |
wish you would put in" and he sub
mitted the following:
"And you must go, Nike"
Eyes. Biddie. Would that | could
linger with thee, and forever live in
the glorious sunlight of your soul, but
heaven has decreed it otherwise.
Darling without you. my life will be
barren waste, a fsa-bitten let. me-
scratch-ag.in waste, but must tear
myself away"
The moon arose and beamed sad,
pitying smile upon them. Away over
on Capitol hill a dog howled. Sable
winged night birds, in ominous gloom.
fitted through the air. and from the
town branch arose an oder that would
have killed a horse. Biddie placed
her velvet cheek upon Mikes shoulder,
and looked him in the eve, John,
looked him in the eye. The strong
man trembled, and leaning over plant
ed kiss upon the marble brow of the
beautiful girl
Darling" she whispered.
"Yes, pearl"
"Is not fate cruel? Since / was a
little child. lisping in sweet innocence
my mammals name, have loved you.
The flower was then in embryo, but
now it has burst forth in full bloom of
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London Letter TO Philadelphia Times.
A touching exhibit was seen at the
stall of the countess of Mayo. in the
shape of quantity of plate, many of
the pieces being beautiful specimens
of ancient silverware. All these were
heirlooms, sent direct from the hands
of Irish ladies in distress in this their
hour of pressing need. A novel fea-
ture of the entertainment was con-
cert in hall adjoining the gardens,
at which many distinguished anna
teurs appeared. The most interest
ing of these was Lady Arthur Hill.
the sister in-law of Lady Beehive. and
composer of that wondrously popular
song. in the Cleaning" Lady Hill
has Just written a companion song to
this first so-liked one, called SIN the
Moonlight" which may say bids
fair 10 prove as widely current as the
other, if the enthusiasm attendant
upon Lady Hills singing of the other
day be test for an opinion. Two
very charming American ladies, Mrs.
Ronalds and Lady Colin Campbell
sang more sweetly than bare words.
can convey at the concert. A very
large sum was Melted BIZ the two days
proceedings. and fired by the success
of the undertaking and moved nv the
worthiness of the charity the Work
ing Ladies' Guild, aided Nv distressed
Irish gentle-women, are to have a
sale in ten days time at the old fash
Toned house on the Fulham road,
which is occupied by the guild and
which has Just been decorated through
out by William Morris. Crescent
house. as it is called shelters the taper
ring fingers of gentlewomen whose
art needlework is little short of mar
velous, throwing quite into the shade
the more hastily executed handicraft
of the Royal school of Art Needlework
at South Kensington. have often
seen specimens Of the work at William
Morris shop in Oxford street, and to
see is to admire. MANY art treas
ures and historic relics will be shown
at Crescent house when the public is
hidden. These beautiful things are
loans from the collections of the earls
of Warwick. Denbigh and Waldo
grave, the countess of Caledon and
Lady Eastlake, the latter familiar
name in every circle where art is
honored
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"You do not tell me that your husband
is up and entirely cured by SO simple a
medicine as Parker's Ginger Tonic ?''
ayes, indeed, do" said Mr.. BENJAMIN to
her neighbor. "and after we had lost
eighty-five dollars in doctors bills and
prescriptions. Now my husband is as we'll
as ever"
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A Vigorous Growth

OF the hair is often prompted by using
Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t always restores
the youthful color and lustre to gray hair,
gives il new life and removes all Irritation
and dandruff.
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= BROTHER BUFORD'S BREAK
He is Going Back to the Turf, and
He'd Like to know Why
He Shouldn't
Do So.
Louisville Courier-Journal.

LOUISVILLE Couflef-Joctndi
A huge shade blotted out a dozel
square yards of sunshine on Graz
street yesterday afternoon, and re
porter had hardly removed his ha
tor the unexpected favor before h,
had to steer due north for few lap
and tack west again to get out of thu
way of the advancing brig. Signal.
were exchanged, and as the larger
craft swung to. the good-natured
smiling face of Gen. Abe Buford ap
feared from under his extensive straw
hat and volunteered, between gasps
Hot, amt it,"
\ Il think you've struck the combina
Zion, general" said the reporter.
Young man, your weakness fol-
horse-racing will. sooner or later, land
YOU right in the bosom of the church.
What has the bosom of the church
ever done to me, general"
You don't cotton, then !" emphasiz
ed the general, as he slipped his UNI
brella into his hand and drew a dia-
gram of the blushing joke on his
dusty shoe.
Did you have pleasant trip south?
changing the subject.
Very pleasant, indeed. just
got home this morning. l intend
leaving fer Chicago on the Goth, where
] will deliver my lecture"
I'll take something, general, on
Goodnightis handsome victory a:
AChicago yesterday, over a big fight"
Speaking about this victory, it
was handsome one. Goodnight is a
fine animal. | tell you, young man. |
have had some of the erandest horses
in the world" continued the general,
as he led the thermometer a few
lengths.
"How was it you said Goodnight
was beaten at St. Louis p
That was the race with Lord
Murphy. Mclaughlin, Dryers rider.
pulled him because his boss had
money on the other horse. Whv,
Goodnight finished that mile in 1:42
aud was as tar ahead of Lord Murphy
as that house across the street is from
where I stand. Why, another length
, and he would have shut him out"
The reporter remarked that after all
there was some very fine sport in
horse-racing.
A reflective look came into the old
generals eve. and then he broke out
suddenly as if he had wrestled with
the angel and had at least thrown him
a dog fall. "Pm going back to the
turf. Yes. / will have to 90 hack l
can't keep away from it. l tell you
am going to own a fine horse, and
that very shortly"
Are you going to leave the
church ?"
leave the church - italicized the
general. Leave it? Why, bless
your soul, no. Why should 1? A
man can own a fine horse and run
him, too, and 90 to heaven. Must all
this beautiful country 60 to waste be-
cause a few gamblers live here !?
Look at your military drill last week
wasn't there betting on it? Well,
then, must our great military organi-
cations. the protection of the country.
he broken up because the people
choose to bet on the result of drill !?
SO it is about horse race. Why, it
is ridiculous. I'm going to answer
Brother Yancey. too, before long. /
don't think his position is good one
Now, I'm off to church, and be a
good boy" chuckled the general. as
he followed his shadow across the
walk.
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JOHN r. THOMAS.

Popular illustrated boo, (2oo /. 10 -.
MANHOOD! WoMANHOoD! MARRIAGE!
lmpediments 20 Marriage; tie o-use and
cure. Sent 5eca'e!y sealed, postpaid, for 50
cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER, OF ST.
Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo-, the Rrea6
ipeciahst. Read his work.
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1867 Prizes. amounting to----... ~
Application for rates TO clubs should be made only
10 the ONCE Of the ompany in New Orleans.
For iurher information write clearly, giving full
address. send orders by Express, Registered Letter
or Money Order. addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
VI. A. DACPHIN
SUI seventh street Washington, D. c.
S.B-Orders addressed TO New Orleans will re-
Gel rompf attention
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She Didn't Get What She Wanted

She Didn't Get What She Wanted.
81 just got a mosquito in my
throat" murmured the fair Angeline.
as she leaned on her croquet mallet.
Il am sorry" replied Tom; cough
hard"
And the poor creature coughed
hard enough to break her back.
''If only had something to drink,
she sighed,as she glanced at nearby
saltwater sign.
"All right! he replied, innocently,
and tramped off to a pump and
brought about pint of water, which
the young lady, who had not swal-
lowed a mosquito, but had tried to Sc
cure saltwater under false pretenses,
was obliged to swallow.
The moral of this is that too much
modesty is sometimes bad for the
health. and if you see anything you
want don't be afraid to ask for it.
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The publici> requested carefully 20 notice the
and enlarged scheme 10 be drawn monthly.
sSCAPITAL PRIZE, SIS. OOO-sn
Tickets only s. Sha res in Proportion
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned.
administrator OF the estate of Edwin T. Brown.
deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts
with said estate such administrator at the next
Of the probate court of Pet,s county, Missouri
To- be- holden Seialia, said county, the I&t h
day of August, A. d., 1882
JOHN A LACY,
.-iSw3t Judge of Probate.
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A square Druggist.


"YOu am de squarest man in Aus.
tin, said old Uncle Nose, entering a
drug store and taking a clerk by the
hand. The drug man blushed mod.
estly, and said he always tried to do
his duty as christian and an Ameri.
can citizen, regardless of age, race,
sex or previous condition.
II knowed right of you was a
christian. sab. No man in the drug
bizness ceptin' a follerer oh de Lord
would hang out such sign as you has
got. Hit shows you am a christian
fust, and a pizen-mixer afterwards.
was just spellin' it out. Hit am de
best advice cher l got in a drug store.
"What sign are you talking about,
Uncle" asked the somewhat Devil.
dered druggist.
"Dat ar" said the old man, point.
ing to a placard on the wall which
read: "Tasteless Medicines" "Dat
ar am de best advice in the world.
tasteless medicines. / nebber had
tasted no medicines no how, and dat
ar am de chief reason Use alive and
kickin yit. But You am de fust
Christian druggist ebber struck. I"
And the old man strolled out just in
time to avoid stopping with his head
a package of hair restorer that the
infatuated druggist hurled after him.
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MRS. NELLIE WALLACE,
Late Wal ace & Fitch
Milliner and Dress Maker
PRIEST STREET,
WARRENSBURG, MO.

Those who desire any OF the latest styles
in either OF the above lines will do we'll to
give Mrs. Wallace a call. 3-l4w4m
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In the City of Louisville, on
MONDAY, JULY 31st, 1882.

I.St
Whole ticket, s. Half ticket, 81.
- tickets, go. - tickets 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter or send by
express. Don't send by registered letter post
ONCE order. Orders of IS and upwards, by
express, can he sent at orr expense
Address all orders to r. N. BOARDMAN, Courier
Journal building. Louisville, Ky, OF X. VI,
BOARDMAN, 3D9 RroaSGay. New York.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company


Incorporated in 1865 for . years by the Legisla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes-with
capital Of sl00,0-to which q reserve fund
OF $4,000 has since teeR added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
vas made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd. A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted On and endorsed by
the People Of any state.
Ii never scales or postpones.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings
take place Monthly.
A splendid Opportunity to win q
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New Orleans. Tuesday, August 9Th, lss.-liIth
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Loo, at the following scheme, under the exclu-
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Gen. G. T. BEACREGARD. Of Louisiana, and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
who manage all the drawings oi this Company, both
ordinary and semi-annual. and attest the correct
Ness of Ihe published Official Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S75, 900.
100. 900 Tickets at five Dollars Each
Fractions. in ifths IN Proportion.
ist OF Prizes
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CHICAGO PITTS!

ROrsy.oeventh season Of the old reliable s.Chl.
caro- Piets,s Separ1f0rs, the only 0rstclass
Apron Machine now In the market adapted for largo
Gmall Jobs, horse or steam power; the osiy Apron
Machine that threahes and cleans far and groins
0Hfec'ty. "C61caS0 Plets - Double Pinion
Mounted Horse Powers are the be.s IN sAe eorid
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AENnENAr- nFpEAvITY.

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sr,,. ., NI....1.. ,- s..-s-;tu, la-.e
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II .-.b Al ma -1iaiat!aus OBJ. crime
st.4 ,.-,c5-.. -s,l.-y aeca- in all lcrAli-
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60 tie zA.., --.. A V-.l-. .1s.
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IsfYTESTIOSs

lie 'o..o-.a. -.tle- in;--e-:ll. .,--.,
Concerning the god odd slca.de vl.l lee.
rrad =i'A iu.-ra-t Tney are tax z 'r..-
az Austin .g,,.4. .Le Galveston Sev-.
-rse. Gees I.r.u.r Esaar., boil na.e
t-rstE-nra.- g.. s....a.- s.g...t .sr- .h-
-t..,-..aa a- a.- i.s4..f 4cs b. 90, ia. t..,
-'Ia~ ps.a q Fr.-f .- t-r.-. pg :4.
.Ait-- .--t-Asl E-s.,-..a. 80. .,5--usr a..
t.-s-. f., iF..li. ..a..4 :asl ar , lsaG.r.
s,s-rn.Ie ~ 7l .-.r. .-.sa.- A. ..a9.I saI
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'-leAisi-1 iaf.s.-.s. .l..4. % I-4.t, .AAs Wt...
. l- ta- Yea a.!Y~ q. i4E, IA ,..t ~ 80
'-nste 'I'--L sLs- -. 30 mlglt ass- sfa-
ier-- t..a.a.- --rs. ..-. = li, sat. Dr. 'ssl.
ihaI o. --'ullLs .ra-. Walii zpt .uor t..
'rp-riease aal a.zaA.-isIl~,h.. e.--lils. =
10 -ls-e--'-i -rHA.4r
This sounds very lsusible sni ,or al
ve know 70 the contrary il msy be as
true Is sospe.. I, sou,d, however, he
decidedly more valuable rere IL not Tor
the recent intiIa-tlou, OF the part ot the
Governor that the Galveston News j.
notLis orgau. Bg, as bis retirAcy from
toe subernAtor.Al CHAIR Is 20 uear at
hand the public ~i.i a, eas, not have a
grca, whilr &. wi, 20 learn What 'Le
old mal ',a j. intends e. Io He =
genera j. heard from IL The nick 4
rus
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Atrain - 'z'~s-~ - t~- and silk. vhicL
lei, San Francisco Juiy l. made the
ru- 90 ka--.s C.'g .a -i1 days and aII
lyur-, alllel DeI-iug 81 hau-as City.
"a di,;aHc. ~ l!-y l,ly- DO 'G hours A
s.-euul train 10 - -a-, l"ft San Fraucls.
epH lnsr- later auI mad, the SAN.
time To- h.ls4e c.'. ILi- TIM II De-
hryyd tu u- unprecedented.
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While tue MeIlclus are using their
P1ique, beng the t--meutel = ont u
The root u the American aiO- the
Erenchman his Wine, thu German and
Els ish 'hrir Beer and heavy Alcs. the
Russian hi- VutE, mankind Is using
Conrad Bud dweiser Beer "--4Jlt
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TIE E2c.Geans a. A.-I4ui-l4 appear
% aays 6ven g-eA,ly alarmed yesterday.
oy Funots 4 a. Impeding massacre u
CHrztians. Tie Eng i.h force 10 the
city = se-y snail ye' sud 8 general up-
rlslns OF tue na,lves, i conducted So
esr'!y ~91ii undoubtedly result IL
much b!oodshed before j; could be sup
pressed
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pr. J. W. Gibbou. OF Arkansas, whites:
~For many yesrs'm wife WAS q suiierf T
from a terrible femzle complaint that hai-
lied The skill OF all the Physicians AROUND
me, She used DR.. Dromgoolvs Ehgli,b
Female Bilters, they cured her sound and
veil, aud / do not hesitate to SAY, they
saved her iiie.-S1llm
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Farmer Frieuds-We have tor you big
TO, OF cheSp castor oil iur Your harness
and general luoTiCatins purposss :; also a
good supply ut Wagon and buggy paints,
Then gTea>r up the harness and paint up
the Old plow stocks, wagons, huggies and
all iarln machinery which, 10y 50 doing,
will b, big money in your pockets alter
swhile. Tucker & WHiis.-1aJtc
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Ladies when il want 4 Dye Culor- u
any shade from o ceut- up, that gives
h. yeg b,-t - satisfaction. then ~ a.
Tucker s. N.lu-. They have the largest
sui most complete -toca ever brought
'n this Ea.ket.-1-liSv-l
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ANY g.--oH sArt.l- 5-ir. vU-. done
either new o- POO a- repaired write your
aanr .a lF s.a'f .' Lsu Chain t-.r.' ..,.I
] ',-.. e,i. 10 ,ee yO.- ~. " HEv III
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.ze-.-..--i a.4.e.' b-.sa.T.... al3
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Improved lion Iuvs rs,.r All! make
yaI- Tool d.Ze-; '.s .gu. ~Lg1 0theft
!ail -2JLGvtf
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Iust recFiyed, two cases OF hlegcbe.l
- snfe,ing Sc -lc pei yard. good Value
So. At leNine Brus.-U -U11Rc
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Iu..rr Is VILE arc solo sgsrt- srI tp
only Far'ic- vho Keep the pure ami crru
inc " uOlau Weis ,ater.
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Just opened az elegant Dot u neU
Spanish and e.ea-- .acee at i HsbeT-
G!igt
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ACH Z

J. o., n.rs q - rr-y s7r- fhs' - e 1s.s-- -
s--At a-f great bat or F--4 --r, . EaLs
u.4srf - RI
tgtsFs L,'s L.Fsr T.-s Ar vgrv INA I'D
y easy 70 tzAe. Ole % tEu F--- Iltsa coz.
- t'- s'rl-t.y yr--tsa-s slld q ust ~ s. %
F-fE-, u-i > isTF sciiiie setlfz g5aa-e e. al5
t-e i'.es-- l. slal- A. = ce-ts, LEe - g.. s..
.! cr-fT-st- g7try7-ilvre, % feni y Hl-L
CARTER MEDICINE CO.,
as~ IsTs Gay.
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BraEos ChiIICure

Never tails TO crireihs worst sa.e. Pr.
pared oy Tucker 4 Wms-7zctc
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N Q F I r E.

No ianAse by wate-. or damage other,
N.>e hai goods sound a0i T--rte,t., ie,,
'ft7 New la-, co.'.
Ourotjee;.' 70 .e., q. times Justly. Bus.
i7es' ial We a.! Aaow eyerybodr
wants our gooLs. Ne seN cheaper
'han anv house To the ,itv. Al. YOU have
20 DO Is 20 come around ani see old Alex
Alexander m MS return from whitaev
he viii he in the store Eyeryho-iv
Knows him. lie w... oe.p.e.-ssI 10 see al
ai, inc1is.
REMEMBER or, Clothing. Dies.
ooi',Nc,inn- which We Row oHer 70 Close
our 20 receive our New spring stock.
which VII. come III dine therefore We
Wi.. 'e.! cheaper ihAn ary other house in
iHe city. Come and see ou7 enormous
'ioak oi Ci"thing Boots, shoes. Motions.
l'rv-- Gopi- Ha-s, and In tact, ever, thing
u2L woman and child aocds.
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Maco EemnIr CoIIrrr.

VIII open its tall term with an excellent
faculty on S-ptrnbeT It'll.
SANI 2. WRIGHT,
u1ledSWbW President
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Chtlls and Fevcr.
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NJ glAElA--- q r =NlsF.sl t4sE1-s ta-
s.v.T.. Tesrs c1-l- zcf rlAas sA1fs -F1r e
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zy .ss1-efr scer HscAr-- sHA-ty 81 roszsK
49, ave Eae C. rzEtEsE gsEs4-
rhey relieve the ssss~EeA Liver, elasr,s
the Blood rron potssnous huu1ers. And
rnasr the bowela 20 art naturAlly Win,
Sut WtiEh ne oar can feel usIl
rry this rsknrd. r-iriy, sIad you vi Il safn
healthy Dis-sttoa. StEoron. Rosiy F-vre
bioa-d. strOng N-Tvsa and . soa nd Liver
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for DysP-Ps1A
Z usftyr n esE
SeS BelsdAshe.
& hronEc Dtsx-
rh-rA, ia
linpGrity Il ihs
Blf--t. Fever l=i-
AEue AzlArA
AID all Disease
caaszs4 By De-
, 1882-11-25
EDITORIAL Sp.nninES.

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ton hers, oaz, "a eastern money-lend
ing coEo.ra'e commissioned employees,
rho doer aot o-en Tots here, pays nc tax
., sd uho sends the profits oi hi: MA
t.rs aasin.-, OF. Of ih> country, the 9th
or. uao oatersib;y ioiaed Inc Democratic
-,s.ty asoct thrss moths ego, to ECa
fof Office, o-sumz TO 6ery the .ccarttona
n.sss u y icttsr ficned - Democrat,
ano pa5liehod IA tno SrATsssiE Of the
l3sh. The istt.r .yas written and fisneo By
three Democrats OF longctSndirs and n
tiusnes il The ps-ty, who 0iil not oe
rzzch 6istasoed b. the ous,iusa Of thosaPo-
ii.ieal snat.. If ,ny s-onssne''s Dstioorns-
re-, Aav. any do1bta sboGt The authositJ
cf IL, lst.s- has en- csll Il this ofnce ENC
o-aaino the ,igBetures.
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Freak o. gAs;ronoray. Peshspa It L 10 oo
esssn ou the 2rh OF JEiy.
Psopls gp In rscat,n1 fTc taxing IN
their .hs7rozestsrs. Tsag ir,,co u theTo,
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is tbs SAJ 20 so 1t. Nseo t' 81 sno
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SCHUYLER Ccifs, h1s ssoyPed i.ctrrine
on Lincoln long cseush to say thss Anna
Dic.in,on's Hs..et" E ssesTio2 to
Boothe: Coi:sz Is =. ccbirious s. ever
to destroy sill ma chsractee Tor 'srfei.y
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tre,neiv unfortunate i sstrsoiins to 1T
renk. sil the e2oil=-.nn ard canr-foilo"-
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| Of fortune, -ho et,sek thsncelTe to p.r-
| - o-s,n,-.tion bscsus5 It j. in tbs ssoen-
de,c- ear not occsu.. theT Iowa it or Its
principles.