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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never fails to cure.
Sold by Hickox q House. druggists, Cos
Main street Dallas. Texas.
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Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 70 ana % cents. sold by
Hickox & House, druggists, COS Main
street. Dallas. Texas
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The New Speaker
And all other Speakers and Singers, may
have clear, ringing voices by using Browns
Tar Troches, sure cure for sore throat and
hoarseness. For sale by Williams, Tolli-
yer & Walker and W. J. johnson an all
Dallas druggists.
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, Cos
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Mitchell a scruegs
Have moved from their old stand to Nos.
75s and 755 Elm street.
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CoaI-IndIan nsri0n g pr ION.
CoEn-snr uer harrtL
Wo0p-Osk Lirkory and ash. q = 70 a o.
per cord -auef st0rs uuof Il retailing ~ the
ra.es q @ % n 50 rer c1rd.
CFnrr0aI-ff ce1fa pr 1nreL
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shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. IL cures con-
sumption. Sold by Hickox a House, drug
gists. COS Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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Durham cattle are the pride Of stock
raisers. and Blackwell's Fragrant Durham
Bull smoking tobacco is the choice Of all
Judges Of tobacco.
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"Great Expectations"

Are always realized when the sufferer seeks
relief by using Browns Cough Balsam, for
Coughs, Tightness and Soreness Of the
Chest, and difficult expectoration. For
sale by Williams, Tolliver & Walker and
w. J. Johnson, and all druggists in Texas
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A nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by Hickox a House, druggists, 900
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
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Wagon Wood Work.


sPoKEs-From to 2,f inch, per set xxx SO
lect 50; Xxx, 81 rs.
sA WED FELLoEs-lk to TX, 81 rs per set
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$500 per year can be easily made at HON
working for h. O. Rideout A Co. 10 Barcla
street New York. Send for their cztalgue ane
full pa rticulars nov Dos y
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RuildIng Material.

Molasses barrels, 81 So halfbarrels, 81 IS kegs,
75c sugar barrels, IS. half barrels a. hoop poles
per 1000. So
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lF,-p-2es rhesuhssd ana frDut 1DSc Eer
Orlears 20 snapper. 1sc aTsaulst rnaiEerei. -
r5rr-rr9-prl tIrno-s. per can LLL - ned
m g. ertrE ssIert f0r NafnEg-fa and b.
ufkis bay. q g - hundred
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Mr.. j. V. Lattner, Of Waxahachie, has
machine for trimming hedges and also
bending them. He will make contracts for
Has on hand large stock of plants, which
he will sell reasonably, and will deliver
them. viii guarantee hedges to turn hogs.
Refers to Messrs. John McComas and Watt
Caruth, Dallas county; Ii. II. Dunn, John
Williams, J. H. Files and others, Waxa-
hachie. Address j. V. LATTNER,
Wayahachie
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Scrap Iron.

Cast 81 per hundred stove, 35 cents; wrought
SOC to 81 per hundred; brass, IS to $40 per hun
dred; copper, $40 to II so per hundred; zinc and
cad, "a per hundred
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Iron. Nails, Wire, Etc.
IRoN-We quote merchant bar DC rates; Nor.
way and Sweden, 10c.
PLow STEEL-7c.
WIRE-Smooth WIRE No. 9. 5Hc: Nos. 10 and12;
&C., No. ,l2 7c; jappaned, barbed wire, &C; gal.
yanized barbed, 10c.
II )RsE SHoEs-Per key, IS so.
HORSE SHOE NAILs-Per box, rs lbs, No. 2,
IS so; No. s. 5 25; No. 6, &c.
NAILs-From i0d to Cd, s425 rates.
TIMERS SToCK-Block tin per ID. soc; tin
plate 14x20, SIS per box: q l4x20 IS; do. / x,
81 50; zinc, 12c per pound, solder, l5c per ID;
sheet iron, exc per pound;
AxEs-Per box. IS 50@10 so.
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The Chickering Piano.

G. II. Edwards at 725 Main street has been
made the agent for this celebrated piano,
and will soon receive a fine stock, including
cent, full-szed grand. The Chickering
pianos have been manufactured for nearly
sixty years, have always stood at the head,
and are too well known to need any recon-
mendation. This elegant display of pianos
will be on exhibition at c. III. Edwards
music store in a few days. Call and see
the M
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


uyprysrsrArtyE DrSNEtt, chairman ol
a. suh cnumittoc Of the ways anu in'"'s
.ommlttee. charged with cohsln'Ihli''I -. W
tho proposed changes w the Interim IOa
enue laws recently submilleu ~ NV i,,,ol.,ai
questions To the COMMISSIONS, VI Hi Nv. , '''
revenue. and requested cen i' 'T'n az
100 brfnre the subcommittee WI
the purpose Of hlla"oI"h
Pl,es pmodvciion Of the tax on distilled spirits
frdr, On tn n cents per gallon would DC
.o,,1y,lant 10 a reduction ol revenue vi Wv
1000 Ifthe tax were reduced 10 w. c Ky
The reduction Of revenue woulu DC |-''oV'''
600. ,..,,, -, malt liouors TO 50
oo-,,s yy"rid be equivalent to reduction OF
revan,,e of :2.GjO,OJO; to 60 cents, oil 3d.
oo9 'gReduction of the tax on tobacco from
10 conts 10 10 cents would result in Il reduc-
zion of revenue of S5,SI5'OOO; TO " GEMS
IS $4,000. -, r,,,, 90
20 * per 600 would involve reduction VI
r W ,J of S2GG6,OOO; to 81 per LOO,
$685., 600. 10. ,,,,,.oss
if IN addition to the foregoing, congress
sbonld take off the taxes on bank deposits'
bank checks, matches, and proprietary
medicines, etc., the additional reduction oI
taxation would be Sl,6S2 $50 IN oIher
words, there would be a grand totai reuuc-
ton on on the lower scale OF s5o,ooo,ooo' Vi
on the higher scale of $6i ,036SSO.
The commissioner further informed lhe
subcommittee that a reduction OF taxes,
say 40 per cent, would be equal TO S1,'o1.-
400. IL this should be decided upon lhe
aggregate of all reductions OF revenue ABOVE
specified would be as follows Upon the low
er scale, S42 1891 ,2SG; upon the higher scale,
SCI, So, 2S8. Calculations are based upon col
q tina tiSa
during seven months Of the present hscal
wear compared with the same per cent dne
last fiscal year show an increase OF ?o,ooo,-
600, which has not been considered IN pre-
pairing the foregoing estimates:
THE New York Indicator, ofMonday, dis,
cussipg the New York bank statement OF
the preyiOus week, saws: "A total surplus
of 1904 ,376 over liabilities is strong pre-
sentaton ofthe recuperative power OF the
hanks At the close of last year the surplus
had declined below the legal line, but, since
the first week in the new year the banks
have rapidly fortified their position uhtil,
Notwithstanding an increase III deposits OF
500 l05 200, the total reserve has grown IN
more rapid ratio, and is now $l3,94S,9OO
in advance of the statement OF December
3lst. Ofthe increase in reserves ll,5Sl,-
600 is in specie, which still 1urther
illustrates the power of the BANKS TO
draw gold to their vaults when really re-
quired. The statement is the most cncoVI-
aging as to strength and STABILITY OF banks
of this city made since the first quarter OF
1881. The business of the sub-lreasury Tor
the week cOntemporaneous with the BANK
statement includes the receipt of S6,Oo6,Oi4
and the payment of $6943, $50. The result
is a loss to the general balance OF SoS' 40,
and leaves it at $79,073, 7SS, against S!9,06l,-
534 January 18th. The particular, changes GiG
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Poultry and Game.

Butter and Eggs.
FGGs-15c per dozen
BUTTER-NOrthern. 25@3O. Texas. 20@25c
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year comfar a. ioii osa.
pkgs. lie
For week ending Feb. L.. 2Ll9i ~
sar,e veet In lssl 80 7.g1o GALS
since May \ 1ssi-.-..-----l -ll.ti lltl a
same Tine last yrnr. ..-..l.l-t-Ai- -l4l-l.ait
The receirts and exports ~ cheese a.
New YORK since May compare a. foll0rs
refeIrta Enu1Tts
For uesk ending Pen "a. llet llElI
-rrne vel In lssl ...--t.-. lttN l.e--A-s
SINE Mnr I. la-l .-....-- p III. ~ -
1rrre ffrrr last reEr .... 1atr-l llA4fi4l1
wabash i considering The question 81
buving three more electric IRhts q 800
candle r.over each- The presert irtt illu-
ruines the portion n the city within ttrst
sousres u the light beyond tnet tie
si-eefs are DARK II VII c0sf t4.pG - PIT
The three neW iiEbts IN rilsce ard SUPPLY he
rn1five r,gwer % run tben-
Fr-rrfur implements ~ Arrerlcer rraru-
rs-.fr-e s-r rnridly finding her vay - TIE
ag~irulfural cisiriris q EurDre- The britist
-,errre- Lord Collinruopd i r1lnE arunnd
firm Pslfirno-e o. load 81 Aeu orr VII q
nm c--ro 81 arricuifurzl irIlf .srrsrIts -
setr--rfrcl ard O1essa. o. the .tlacf 80 h I
rr1-fr Arrr-frEr rerrers. tfrce-s nrl
ttirsst nr--nnctines vi = ore q he at.il
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Poultry and Game.
CHICKENs-We quote at 80 1903 90 per dozen
turkeys, 50@75c; prairie chickens, So per dozen;
quail, 81 25 per dozen; wild turkeys .7Oc@1 90;
rabbits, 75c per dozen; squirrels 75c per dozen
inckA large. 81 so small, 81 OG YenisOn Sc
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The postmaster eneral has Issued an or
der declaring that -four need not be put mp
in sealed envelopes before being inclosed in
-1ftai boxes for mailing. IL IL no longer 90
be included in the list Of articles which, II
not properly secured. might damage other
contents Of the mail
The receipts and exports of butter ct NeT
York since May 1.-the beginning Of The trade
- .-.-....-.-..- III -.
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fine. 9 50 20 4 n white
ypIess No !. g. No 2
, 1882-12-09
Huntsville lettings
HUNTSVILLE, Dec. l. 1882

HUNTSVILLE, Dee. l, 1882
Flue weather, and farmers are busy pow
Irg.
There are about ITO students enrolled in
Washington Sc nmary. ard arrangements
have been ma.r f,r an a.ll,ronal tea her.
The quarterly mer,ingof the u. b. church
vas protr,ctrd. an has resulted III consiie-
rable awakening and eig'-t a,cessIons to the
church. Thank giving service va l.. Ii at
tie Seminary by the chri-tIsn -oi'!e OF ;hi-
vicrniry. R-v. J. II. Vanierer preached
the .inrs. sermon We have have ever bel
. rmitt-i to listen 10 on such an 'cca-ion
Ex.. Il Mt. was the unive sal 'trilct-
Rleha-ls, n, Hunt ( c. shipped fonr ear
IGaA- e .ur .f,s week. LITTER on Their
agent in Portland says III = their Il III Is
f.st suprrse,iirg that shIpp from other
mi Is. Trae merit always ~ins-
S,ne Of tn. ladies' Of Hunts,i ie kindly
remember, d Mrs. Exams With nee hat last
week
While NJ. Evans aas away this morning,
5 .me on pIei over ts-nty halls 81 cab
bage in the iron, yard He dii not capture
the invader.
Pruf Owen. of Irdisnsp lis, Indiana, las
In tosn tins morning
The Waitsburgrrs bring their blacksmith
work that requires skill TO the Huntsville
shop. Tally one ,,ir - Dick.
The isl term Of sencol vii close the sth
INST
Tne winter term II the Seminary begins
December llth. Tne Faculty ~iil CONSIST Il
Prof. Cha- ". Ban, A NJ, Mrs ; Eta
Bean. A. NJ, Mss Lon WIllit's and Pr'f.
R. O. Ha~ks. Out number OF new stu
de,..s are preparing to enter attire Re inning
o. the winter term.
There l. no place perhaps where first
class st re Is needed, OF woull Psy het, er
than at Huntsville. NOVICE
, 1882-12-09
Thanksgiving Day.

'o'igt'ted, even By the oldest inbab-
''a'' tie 'sy clopiei IN the early m,rpins
-'-T'' aai hy daylight the rain was coming
Al. throughout the day II continued in
'-'' '-''-ilAe way. and Of course greatly
'-'e''e-ei With many of the an,ic;pated
f'N-''' OF Thanksgiving Day. There
-' outdoor sports or psstimes, And the
'"'''''es were Of an indoor nature About
ne prncipal busines. houses were
- The banks did not do suy bu.in-.,
'.''S ,Ar LAY. In fact. there Was a gene.
'-'!rh>'o" OF tTaie and commerce. ALL
-'.I there ass large gathering of pso-
1" ne Congregational church, where the
.-' VII; s'ryIce vas rendered Iurocst;o,
'ai.nS OF hymn by Rev. r. Boyd ;
ny 'a@ Scriptures by Rev. F. H.
payer aai hymn. by Rev. D. J.
'ra!'nS # the Pre.den,s Procla-
.. =. 'eFmon, by Rev. A. J. Joslvn, of
-, chnreh PRAYER. by Rev. n
l.'.s'sa All of the other cLur,he, were
'''-- ;a' the Day.
- ''s Ne;n'ilst church the ladies' had
~ '''''.ent Thanksgiving Day dinner,
'''Ee'n the hon-s Of / and 9 P ~, the
''-',' "ers many.
to The iaelemency of the weather.
-. ;.5'. o: The new steamer was p,,.poped'
.. re 'aa'hes, admirably arranged and
IL quality, we're offered by ali Of the
=, 1lFant people provided extra DIN.
- "a'ea turkey, chicken, duck and
,'as generally, AMI wines, cut a chief
AN I'D not greatly interfere with the
o .. tie Hook and Ladder ball, a. the
=. a'a'a, for the hall va, crowded All
s,.s, .l'-s, aaa ,h. dance wa, kept up un.
-. '''' hour this morning. Some Of the
-. We. ss'. superb. The music x., excel.
"a, .-.t ~ hs general management of the
- sI,,..le,ts .sle,ts credit upon the Lad.
'ne' It was . success.
, 1882-12-09
ADVICE to n Discouraged Lover.
fmIn Jke Larmie Boon lrauI.

Fmn he Laramie Boon, raug
She may be giGdy, but Sic has Jus
about sized you up IN shape, and u" doubt
if You keep on trying to love her without
her knowledge or consent, she all; lat
you with something and put Swiss sun
set over your eye. bo not 5earn 10 win
her Affections all at once, Give her TWEEN
ty OF thirty Years IN which to see your
merits. You viii have more To en:itl
you to her respect by that time -lno doubt.
During tha; time you may rise to be Pres
ident and win deafness name
The mann thing You have to look for
now. however, iB to restrain yourself from
marrying people who do no, want to mar
ry you. That style Of freshness VIII, in
thirty or forty years, wear away, Ii /.
does not, probably the vigorous bis broth
er Of some ''younc lady Of Il all con
sign you to the silent tomb. Do not try
tn promenade with a young llhy uuless
she gives her cphssn'. D,npt marry one
against hsr wI.h,s q y. the airi . cEslca.
She viii appreciate II ; and, even thIu.h
she may n-t marry yOn, Sc vii permit
you To- sit Oh the isHce and watch he
when she go-s - marry sIo.e one ei-e.
D. ~: be desprHt,i'. e, col-sgeoaz,
and SINE day perhaps yon ~i.! gee there
1t present The 5.z..u IS a littl- lit fog
~.
Az you zay, She may br 81 gidiy that
she doesn't van, 6 e,'iy c 'lnD4ry. There
is q gltmm-E of hope IA that. She usaT
be waiting til she g.ts over the agony
and annoyance OF tgsth:ng bfafc she
looks seriously into III. matters Il naairi-
moBy. II that should turn ont 70 he the
care, ~e are not supri>-i Give her
chance ia grpw up, and IL ths mean time
go anG learn the orgr1 grinders prOies-
son, and TX yourself 50 that you can pro-
vide fIr family Slme,ines a g;.l only
II ytars n!d Is able u discern that a young
in',liee'us. gan, HE yuu IL not going 10
maxi dszziiLg success az lie as a hus-
hand Brace Up aad try 70 forget your
sorro~, and you may be hspPy YET
, 1882-12-09
Antics os Electricity.
From tie F.l>.=- Pre-

Prom tie u -s=e- Pre-
Tas mus; stye.e electric s-orul--ss he
ths phenomenon Is called I-v common
consen; in The absence oi u.gr- txnl;ct
term to druo:e the super uniance oi
electricity in the atmosphere ever noted
in this latitude b-g.s st an carly h,ur
yesterday morning sGd was Ia full force
all through las, uis',. IL fen- # dura-
ton and intensity the ,lae,r disturbance
Was Sal unusual rs - create. supp Sc aad
| not Little evmnvtlon all over tic conn
Try; the storm seeming {" - ead over the
entire Continent. Dulng Ji.g L.y public
attention WAS called 10 the matter BY the
difficulty in trsnsactins tie usual bUsi-
ness by Telegraph, and lasr ,ycuIng tie
entire populace made the r,n.arkahly
orillisn, displly in the hrage:.s the sub
ject Of wonder and slm,rItiJu, The sg-
rora MAS marvellous, eNcn i1r ,hIs l.ti-
.ude, and presented an eres s,I-..,Hg dts
play Of natures own pyro;eehaie-. Jast
after nighttali red hts appeared in tho
northwest, and changing from an almost
crImsan IA pIuA a. times, chased each
other With instii crive rapidly from hcri-
zcn TO the zrni;h and iron Ucs, to enst.
A litle laier the sh;'e hs','s came to the
front aud after Presenting a area OF
wonderful agcS, hsuke iEio s9-J hilluHs
that rolled gTlud!y UP 20 he very dome
Of the heavens and there tp!usc,i curoua
Of moomparahi" beauty Tia. display wss
remarkable f,r ats trgliIaucy 1T g. lpr.
every shade from deep fire j TO trans
patont shito being presented. With re-
gard 20 the rei iIsh,s-the.r ia ers,,y vas
unusaal-therc Was corsltur4bI, popular
inquiry and a word oi *, iala;.on may
prove interesting The p,.ea Il The cleo
tric currents We're indicated by that 90
served last mlhi, hy tie color of the
lights Fpr Iastsrce, the positive pole
mAy be thal t,ca shlss ;hc red light;
and. II So, thea tae T., -a..v1 leis ~
display O'meshe.e a V,ry SEi'e ur IT,
blue hght-ani vIcs v,rs. l. does not
always havpen that fTcm given locality
both lights (or both pDies) eau hc seen,
bnL shcHuGer . white AURORA appears IN
ihs heavens, at sOno ether point G1i
light will be visible. 81 far as the vayi-
Gus forms If light presented are e"n
cerued they are supposed to be due to
whatever atmospheric reflection may be
caused by the course Of the electric huid
IN Its presence or passage through 'hc air.
A very pretty arc of light coult be made
by ,elegral htr at any nour last II gh,hy
simply "peuir; hts Ky snl permitting
the .lec'rie fu.d TO jump tie break thus
created
The cause Of the surerabundance II
electricity in the armosphrrr--or rather
its dlsirrhance--is due tn the bong con
tinued dry weather which has prevailed
all over the North. Il has long been
noted ty reieGrapheTs that siul.ar phe-
nomena invariably follow ehat Is termed
"a dry spell" aid i IS also . regular
thing tn have at this season Z The year in
this latitude tao or three ,ie5lric storms,
varying IN intensity ui'h Prer.oUs condi-
tions # hea, aud lax OF hnm'3''y IN the
Atmosphere
, 1882-12-09
The Attitude of Mr.. Burke.

Seattle. Nev 80
Elitor STATESNAS-Dear Sir: Shortly
al, ,er the last election saw IN your paper
a communication signed Democrat, re-
hectru, nn the eO..duct Of Judge Burke
for his failure 10 address what the writer
called A Democratic meeting, which was
held in this ciy the evening before the
ELECTION. and | have since read Mr.
Burke snsa.r
/, seems to me that the controversy
about this entire matter can be summed
u in few wurds,-a tempest IN teapot
The facts are as follows Shortly after
i, was announced BY Mr. Kuhn, the chair
man f ,he Democratic Territorial Com
mlttee, that regular Democratic C'nven-
ton would be held, 10 place in n"mina-
ten. candidate for Delegate to Congress
and Pr, srcu'Ing Attorneys, and alter CON
s1 tatIun with most of the lradIng Demo
cr,fs q! this county, including Judge
Btrke, IT was deemed IEadTizahle to call
a County Convention. AvtIns "n th's ad-
wee. ana IA chairman If the County Com
mfr. the wrier announced throu.h cur
eount, newspapers, that No DemucIatIc
Cauuty Convention ."uli be held this ae-
ri,,,, Ma sII,os; unanimously cvacUrrsd
IN by IN Dem"crsts Of Tins c''u";Y- We
sent no delegates To the Vancouver Con-
v,.utI,n. and no nominations S-re m2d1
by the parry as snch for ,ilher legislature
or county ofii,.s-
Alter ;he Regular R-publ.can C"nven-
,ion was held and tuil ticket placed IN
the fed By II. the Independent RePubh-
cans met IN contention and placed III
nomination a ticket composed Of lndepen-
dent Republicans, and Dem"crais This
ticket was generally supported By the
Democrats. although there Sas no formal
approval Of the same by any party acton
The last week before the elvctIon Judge
Jscubs and Hon. II. G. struse, with 9th
er Republican orators, took the stump IN
this county for the regular Republican
nominees. On the Friday before the cleo
tion Mr.. John Collins. leading Demo
crat and the nominee on the Independent
ticket for the CJuacil, came 10 me and
requested me to 60 to Ne.ea''ls' the
coa:-nlning center Of the county, that ev'
eninr to ad4ress the people In behalf oi
the Independent ticket Ny business
xss such that could not go that eEenlHg
( bu. promised to 90 the next suggested
10 him that Mr.. Burke would prooab,y
20, and ,hereupor he c-llsd up"n Mr.
B.rh :, Who eousened to 20, sHd ne d'd
So, aud stoks =. Nsvo.sas on Sr'dsy
, 1882-12-09
The Reading Room

The STATESMAN took up this question OF
reading room not as afiectatIon but ~ith
a sincere desire to have one established, ''rst,
b. c.u,e in cit Ike this il is necessity
# We Gaze ANY THU a, al! for the welfare OF
the young n,en VINO belong here, or those
who m.y b. transients, and second, because
We recognize that a gr' at deal of good, OF
morsl uy-builiing can be accomplished IN
this way. And, aside from what We have
written uIon the suhj-cr, some work mas
b en- done One gentlemen has said To US.
Il will plrdre so per NINTH for the rent OF
A suitable ro m for three months t. come.
That is practical- Another says IN these
columns, Il Il. give S25 towards the ent-r-
prise" And so here ard there gentlemen
are expressing an interest IN thus work
There are great many Who stand ready to
lsslst 10 thls ~o'k whrne,er the workers
and moves can crme together. and put the
III .tt..r Ir.ta share That IS To BE- done IeHt
werk. Irwonli have be'n done this week,
but this Is more or ls- holiday and the
os,pp' EN- Mt uas mad. A nie'ti viii be
,pI TT d for Al. ereD n early mkt week.
and to we.eh all vii. he invited, and then
the wo,k projected vi ! he shaped. Weare
in hops to have DR.. Bingham with us at
hat time. The pro- oslTIan as we have
stated l. to have tte library IN the same
ron, 10 ak the literary and drba'in2
,o.ie les to jim hands. and have thrir meet
L g in the same apartment All TINS wo'k
i. in the same general di &C ion. and in
UNION you krow, here IL srrt"gth. We
nave spoken t. th' churches d 'h-y st nj
> ady t" assist IT, the 20 a work. DIVIDED
up. the .Hp-nse 20 zach viii he cont ara
tivel> 'rih ng. The III ting 10. rext week
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