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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03
ste @alsabnintmsas,a 1T snpa.

Yft elmer SttntmenmeDr6ett, Die fa1m
tpeltger ais 10000 6etragelt ipirD, lit BET
Der N%bittmmulg bonn q. Sl1nt Der aue
getitigen 9etrGnfe (auBer SGraps ,.sll
meDiStnii6en 3pefen"O perbteteroe 53uiQB
3ur StaatsDerfaliung DDn Soma allgeltom>
men tporben.
9aS lit ein idtperer S@lag fir Sic
Sreltnoe Der perl6uli6et SretDett, cine Site
Derlage Don fait unbere6en6arer S%ragtDeite.
9enn ntdtS lit g%eDiiier, ais baB MN in
allen %ibrt9en Staatcn Die g6aiierbolDe It6
1tG6tiger, ais jcn1al5 regen lt10 nit bent
1tngeitlim oeS sum Na6niirt geitcigertet1
SdnattsntltS gegel Die pcri0nltde 6rci6ett
Sturln lallfct iperoen. Die 2tbitimmltllg
i'll Soma bat a6er beipieien, baB BON ben
geborener Ntncriforern ei1t fraftuoller
NiOeritanD gegen Die Spu6eiten Der Sent
perer3ler nidt 3t eriparter it,.
8eraltttportli6 fir ben Sieg Ser fre6en
11nDerltunft u1D GDrannet it Soma lit bic
republifanii6e gartet, Doer, gellnuer aus
gehriidt, Die engliid@ 9tepuz
blifaner. 9enn ni6t lpel1tger ais lteltn
53ebntel 0erielbcn babelt fir ben Gerfaiz
iutgSSuiab geitimmt. NaS BON uns in
SatnDts beipnDerS beadtet 3u iperoen perz
Dte1tt, lit, DaB altd) alle DerDDrrageltoet re-
publifanii6en (englii6elD i3eitun9en in
nnierem Staate, nanlentli9 bieienigen, bte
in Soma cine grDBe 2eler5abI babel, elttipe7
ber often i'll Die Iemperen3>S abung 4arz
tel na6nten (io Der beige Snter@S cean,
6erolO, Stems, Guertin9 SournaO ooer Die
gar3e 9lngelegenbeit feige tDbti6ipie9en (tpie
Die GbicagO Gribune). gtidt Elm einSiges
unierer en9lii6 nn1erifmnii6en 8ldtter lit
aud rur i6i6tern, geidipei9e benn offert
utb flar gegen ben III Soma Oorliegenz
ben 8erfaiiun8S : 3uiaB m1f9etrcten.
@an3 b~eionbers mlffduig mar Die
berd6tli6e Teig6eit, pOmit Die Sribune
iiber Die 2ln~gelegen6ett idpieg; = iie, bte
bod SIT 8abl5ettet, ipenl eS it6 0arum
ba1Oelte, Die Stinrn1en Der 9euti6en SIT f0e
bern, itetS 10 @ieleS uub gum She'll Greffz
Ii9eS gegen BEN &emperen3 Q8abnftnn gu
iagcn getpuBt BAT. = 0tan fam Oaraus err
ieben, iuie ipeltig gBiberita10 aud in Slit
nois Die gSaier6olOe auf amertfdlti9z
republifaniider Seite ftroen tperbert, iObal6
cs ibnell belieben pir6, Den &aupf bier9er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03
6nGte i'd fir bie 9auptmotibe
Ser WuStnan6erund."

Der u9 10 1t0eru19.
Oeutli6er unb iibcrseu9elt6er fam O1i6ts
fem !; allein Die blobe !6inipeiiung 6arallf
baB ser S6ubsplI III bcn Ser. Staatcn
giil1itig ipirfe, geniigt, INT 6ct yliberoIeit"
ullo ofortidrittli6ell" Srei6dnblcrn, Sic i1
iDrer 9lrt gang e6elIo bOrntrt iin6, ipic
unire Tempcrenslcr, bic O6uen SIT perz
itopfen. DEM fit lie ite6t Der Sab felienz
feft, baB ole S6ubsoqe bonn 11cbel iill6
uno ieoes Qanb, oas lie Fat, rliniren
miiifen. 9as 2telBerite, tpo;u fe ii6
auenfans burd Die 9batid6en sipii19c1
lalicr, lit bos .3%ugeitdnbnib, bdB cS
ben Ser. Staoten troB ibrer S6uB>
sole 9ut geDt; aber nicmalS, niez
mails, ntemals iper6en ite %einrGuner, 6aB
tp egcn Set S6ubS0le 6ie Nrbeiter bier
better baran iinb, ais 6riibe1. l1no mas
Sic %&laiieniteucr betrifft, 10 9eb0rt es ia
aud nit SIT bet Sabun9en oer TreibGlto=
let, Dap ale tnbtreften Stelerll [30lc]
bur6 oirefte Qb9aben erlebt perOen
%iollterr, bantit ii6 je6er 8iirger, 0ud 6er
dritite, ietl1er StantSsu9eDOri9fett ltets flar
bepuBt lei.
ytun freilid, Bic Milion ormer Gteuerz
Sabler IN YreltBer, benen lift ornlieligeS
Sab urtb @ut CUR 9edung ei1ter gcrirgfI>
9tgen Stellcr ~ab9epfGtoet miro, iperoen 1iG
6a6ur6 iDrer StaatSdngeD0ri9feit 10 iebr
beipuBt, baB tbnen bic Nugen booor iiberz
gebelt. limb tpte pertporren ionlt aud ibre
8oritcQungen bon 2tmerifa leilt m0gen, o
biel tpeitigitcns tptiicn iie, bab es bier fit
0icnitboten u11b 9lrbetter feline bircfte
Stcueri6rau6e u1tb feline Steuer>9 bpfdnz
bung gicbt. Snbcm 8ismtdrt btes ais eiile 6er
6auptzl1riaden BET ~itarfer Nusipanbcrun9
be3ei6net, trifft ct Oen Otagel auf ben SOpf.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

The COasung for two or three nights
has been very good and n arg" number
tt the young lolkN may hr 4tel upon
tnr various nils throughout the city.
Shedding is ore 81 the most dangerous
amu7eMcnts indu grd IN, and scarcei y
An evening passes without au accident.
i he first OF .he season happened y-otec-
day afternoon. Ella kph-liu, an : year
old daughter OF William G.. RUUelln
while riding on sled over the crossing
At Tenth and Orange streets VA,
struck by 4 horse dly, II by color. Il
man, aud sustained several ugly cuts
AMI hrlDi SIS aboU' he head aad hands.
Last ulght WLII" numbrr Of boy
were coaruug down Fourth street hl.I
from " est, asnaU boy run INTO teal.
& mules, Who rilkrd Kim severely, be-.
tore lie could b, sAry!catrd. the H..
Iure7 ct both parties are no. 'o., jdrrtt
scuOuo.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
sIRE Ar BLACK M RID.
4 store House With It's COnteuts
Fatally Go 81 med,

Last night about half past eleven
o clock a iirr broke out Ia the store oc'
rupied BY Mr.. James Thornton, u
young man who commenced keeping
store last August. At the time the fire
broke out Mr. Thornton was In bed
asleep In the room over the store, and
would have been burned to death nad
NOT his dog which is kept IN the store
below. awakened him by his loud bark
ing and s,raLcning at the door, ar.
Thornton jumped lro II his bed to ind
his room dcnsely hlled with smoke,
and himself 80 nearly stiil"l a. 70 Ice
hardly aule 10 breathe.
He lru m.diate.y threw the contents
,f his room out OF the window. lie
then went doSn into his store 10 rescue
hi, trunk which con tanned some yala.
able mOmeutocS which he lusthod 10
part Wit. and reaching II with great
difficulty he commenced dragging II
Out, but the heat wds ~ Iute uhe and The
smoke so thick that lie was proa'rat, Il
t. the floor aud with great effort he
made out to cra~l from the burnlng
bmhiug. on reaching the door he tell
ont upon the ground aud was saved
from sufocation by the fresh air
II" Was only prevented from rushing
INTO the store again by the neighUors
who by TINS time began 10 arrive. The
fire having gained great heaiway be-
iugr being discovered nothing could be
dpue to CHECK Ila fury and III short
time store and building were a smuUld.
eriDg ma Uiyutns He had slu, 0uu or
az, 900 NOR h Of goods III the store upon
which there was al iuhurarc. OF zoo
The storrlou,e was owned by Mr.. $. X.
Warren hD Lal lut a >huIt time ago
removed from il, and Was also insured
ne Ike VA in tAe tlnckrrt part OF the
iiIagr, and had there been 10 snow on
the rupt, Of surrounding bull iin.~ they
too must ha," hceu banned also
Mr. L X Stephenson, wife % tie
Ne hudi t minister, being confined 10
her tad by sickness and Mr. Edward
Graves 'ulii ned 10 lis house 10y an Ac.
yidrnl "a HE foot received few days
az and could rot walk I,Tr removed
t. lie residence Of u ncisLbur whsrc
they W,uJd be safe from harm IN care
there was a gc4ciA, G Indignation.
NJ. IhuIntun Is utterly unable 10
account ior III. origin Of the tIru, but
those who were Frat On tie ground say
that when tlrJ looked ~ The fire was
some nlJ"rn ur twenty icot from the
stove, n'nce the opinion that It was the
work OF au lGCeudIary.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
FOURTH EDITION
A WORK Of Art,

Mr.. John Parker, the wei known ana
enterprising barber, whose reputation
attracts our leading citizens 10 his pla &c
at 1903 Z. Second street, has adled 70
his popularity by having his establish
nent decorated in the most magnificent
style from drawings BY the weIi'kn""n
decorator, Mr.. Henry Guerir, the repre-
sentative and manager tor A. ", An
derson, 81 Market street
We cannot give description OF the
work, Tor We honestly confess our ina
hility 10 do the subjtc, justice, but We
advise all lovers Of the beautiful to pay
the place a visit in order to Judge tor
themselves of the gorgeous beauty OF
the room. Mr.. Parker will be pleased
to welcome ali visitors, a. he proposes
to keep the place open tor inspection for
"A few days,
The side hangirgs are OF magnificent
gold ground eu bos>ed paper, DIVIDED In
front and rear by beautiful columns
representing wrea his .. lilies IN their
natlral colors, inlald WIKI crimson
ve.yrt, connecting them with the upper
tritze, and giving the whole a most gor-
Y, lis effect. But the ccillpg is where
.hs III 1st thoughtful study has been e1-
pended The most beautiful, aud har.
monious blending OF colors Is there
seen III all It's effects, and the design Il
the hanEinS, ti..iug ttrGlterfnt panels
"a oduCts The most remarkable effect we
have ever seen. In conversation with
Mr.. Gurrin yesterday, VI iouh'i to oar
surprise that he was Il ing large
amount OF this decorative work, and
he ir.s very mGCh encourages! al the
syprrciAtiye patronage be Is -cr IylnL
mon. our citizens. IT," certainty de-
,crycS the higheSt praise tor the talent
he displays and the CLOSE attention he
paws to the business.
OF Nj parker's iiberIl'y We need
not speak for such work proves him TO
be-, not only the most liberal, but also
the most tasty III hl.Ir,i"~'!.n.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
AECRErARYBLAINg.
His Explanation Of tho Gsrbied
Text OF HIS Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. The
following letter was sent this evening Ia
the agent OF the New York Associated
Press
70 the Agent OF the New York A.
ISOLATED Press, Washington, ID G.;
deem 1t due Ia justice a. make a
brief statement, which ask 10 transmit
TO the papers of your association to-
night.
ON Monday morning last, January
80, addressed the following note TO
the Pres.dcnt of the United States
Ny Dear Mr.. President,
AZ Mr. Frelirghuy-eu has made al o
fusion 10 the proposed Congress Of Am-
ericaa Nations in dispatch which he
has made public, and as the scope and
desi IN OF that Congress are greatly mi'-
understood and misrepresented both AT
home and in Europe, respectfully
ask that you will direct the publication
Of the original invitation have the
original draf, myself but Of course
do not feel AT liberty 10 use it without
your permission. II you do not wish
To order its formal Official publication,
will you kindly grant me leave 10 use
he copy At my discretion
Very sincerely,
JAMES 6. BLAME.
IN the afternoon OF The same day the
President sen his private secretary 10
my residence with the verbal m"sSag"
that he saw no objection I" granting
my request, but that he bal referred
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

A large aud fence assembled at the Second
Baptist church last evening, to witness the
opening ceremonle, OF the Sunday School In.
sttute Of the Delaware Baptist Union. The
exercises were very int eresting and instruc-
tive. The Staging of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
and their son Oharles Of Philadelphia wasex'
ceedingly fine. Interesting addresses were
delivered by Rev. A. Il. Thomas and Prof u
ID. b. Pepper, d. ID. The former spoke upon
srhe Teachers Aim and Efficiency" and the
latter 1.-THE Place the sunday School should
occupy IN church Work. The Institute will
continue In Sc. sion to-day and this evening
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
THIRD EDITION.
TIE TnIRD PARTY.
rhe Rreeubsek ers rgsnising for
the Cam Vajgn-Thsy AdOpa Set
Oe kens,l u lions.

The Greenbsekers Organisms for
,he Cam paign-Thsy Adopt Set
Of associations.
A m. citing of the Greenbaek Labor
party was held last evening IN the
Hulley building, corner Sixth End Ship
lev streets. Robert Moody was DULY
elected permanent chairman, and upon
taking his seat made a short speech.
The Score tary, II. Moore, was elected at
the last meeting.
The following committee were ap-
po nted by chair to draft a set OF reso-
buttons for the government OF the or
ganiz .,ion at the approaching campaign
-Joseph Cooper, James 7. Green and
j. A WhiJelock.
A recess Of i've minutes was taken TO
allow the COMMITTEES an opportunity TO
examine the resolutions. Before the
Ave minutes were up MIR, Green moved
that the meeting come to order, but the
chairman considered the point not well
taken, as the motion would have to be
reconsidered.
On motion of Mr.. Cooper the resolu-
lions were taken up in sections, de-
bated on and adopted, and are 40 fol
lows;
Resolved, That the two ruling pC.
litical parties having lived hey ora
their period Of usefulness should lie
overthrow and that the interests OF
the people demand the up0uilding OF
a new political organization, pledged ::
First To destroy sectional strife
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
DEATHS.

WkTTS.-DIed January ?5th, lsS2, David
Iavi infant son of James +. and Matte
Watts, aged months and days, OF Cecil
ton, Md.
Tende- Shepheri thou has stilled
Now thy little lamb brief weeping
All, ow peaceful. pale aud mild,
In liz marrow bed 'tis -ieepin.
Ard no sigh Of ansu ish sore,
Heayes that Little tOsUm more.
In this world Of care and pain,
Lord, thou woud'st no longer leaN" It
To the sunny, hcayrnl! plain,
Thou do I nOw with Joy receive II.
Clai in robes CT spotless white,
Eostt dsr!ls wIth thee IN iignt SIS.
SINEN On the LIST list, John A. Siner,
NJ 81 years
Relatives ard friends are respectfully m
vitel t. tend IA, funeral from his late resi-
Den t near kIcGatd, II IA Il. 'hristIana
II ndTed On tr.d IS st.ern'Un, at O'Clock.
wlth,u iur her not e.. lE,crueut at =.
James Church, ) anton.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
= ixht FIRE.

Last evening about 9 o'c.oct, the
goods in the show wIniow of Mrs.
Turner, stOr" 80, 3J6 Klug street,
caught tire f:on til" -, burner. i,
Wa discovered Immediately, amt the
lire eAruguishcd, with a loss of abOur
SI0 IN damaged goods. TINS il the same
"Indpw that was ON fire some time ago
when over 500 worth OF gods were
dt5lroyrd.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

Willie Kent is a y0nH- -
II. ). X 81, OF lioch''''T, d.
boards III this city "'iD
and Mis-. Ella Taylor ". d.
street, lie may not ha'r .''
reaching his m"jI'! a
which he ATTAINED
ii ne did rot his iI'lI'' w.
twenty-five Of tn II L'~ .,-
ronrced last might al" S". ,
young gentleman y w
INN un arriving at Inc ~
manhood. d,
The congratulatl'no ".
appreciated by Mr.. hr', IT, 90 4
he entered uroN ID, ADJ
OF a pleasant evening WIZ" i.I,
a touutet'ul supply Of rf''' IL
~ PARTING, ma ~ "iS",, 90,
birthday TO return every
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
a=aHzHHa-H=
kIleriti's Ss''

The following properties w"
by the Sheriff Tomorrow.
The lniIl property IN NIL. ~,
bel ngina to George NJ. D. y n.r,,
Tho Wesleyan felni'e a..
French street, which IS S'll''
execution a3 tic pinPc'" al
Sparks and william BriRh" a.,
gagors, and william Mr'''" u,
executor u samuel Mc'' "a.
Thomas T.. Young, admi''s"', d,
Young, deceased; william "' a
traitor, ID Il. N. Of Hclry h', ri,
Georgc H. Bates, executor0' ''''
deceased.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

Ga Saturday next Elliott, Johnson x
90. Will remove lrolu their present To-
cation IN LDe SavlIIe buiIding 10 their
beautuul new Office III Lne Smlth bull.
ln-, GlG Market street. On and after
that date they will be Pleased to groat
their nuinnrous trends in their new
office
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

Seven Passenger cars w,rcshipp"d by
tire lil"ers, DUre a Go, tbs morn.
ing The cars were builU for The Indian.
apoIiS, Bloomington ~ Western IAll
road, TO he delivered at Indianapolis.
They were shipped by the Baltimore
~ Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

H.. Howard NJ. jenkins has recently
20. BIS residence No. lGll Washin. ton
S,.'", =" ~. Z. Butler, the well Ir ON
new, d'l 'r o' tiIr ctr. Mr.. Hutlo,
VII. y. p'..' lion VI tue prcmI Is On
tie "a q, NA cu
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
Election OF Officers.

On rext Saturday evening, the Re-
lance Fire Company, will hold meet.
ing at which the officers for the ensuing
year vii be ele"ted. A fni attendance
Of the Inember, is requested.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
fifth RD|1i
HE SILK wos,
The Exhibitions In Dan,
Of tho n srveious p,...
lsseess Work-wilm,..'
pre Gated,

"uA
, Prods,
isseen Wofk-wi,m,.'
W" e"@o' II.
The SILK fair under II.
the Women, s,lI M. vac u 3
was formally on,n, t"''of+ 40
inv al 81. Gsor,,.'. In on "a
ana Will continue Tor on,,
TX horrrnor Pollock n.y. MI
addresses we're MAD. by i, I;8,
Mrs, John Lucas, Nr { =
Tue Agricultural Drp,t,,p,r "a
lngtbn, Lorin BIouget =, -,
Textile Record; Mr.. lbor,, ~
Mayor FOX. Mr.. John Ir,
pretty ilttlr pot III drdlrarsi =, Il X
W ofin' ana written BY N,. y8s
" a'ueh' OF chestnut Hi r
.' ~" SIN VI A'nrt4. Il Il
anu manufacture. At one d, sf
"".' " ,"'se n,c,i spah' the fos3
''rath ny SILK han1krrnAI..
Liies ana !ooE.l IN van.
Inns II one OF Cooper d Conn a
"'s' Az tbe other end u,n ~
oh ea'h h'ue OF Tue door, y 'nsh
'""in'' one i.r SIX ami b, 0rta
A'in eAhlpil'd by STAR nal
,iothirr' The silk loon me,
'h"t received a pri"e at tar xy
~ he" ia Atlanta, IrlfE, - 3
L' 'iai.y handsome eAalm, iAd
John broomieV N Son. /. Dr..
many d"sighsof raw silk Tao, I'm
eh.l'.y III fhLtd"lphlA, q
MIX Supse OF rIllh and yurc
th'S Guy, al" makrsa h. I&l
play. His exhll, Cuu.Ig. ~
u no" c"c""na, a -maa AA.i cYul
siIk anu pouHUcl uI Il Srn ~
SIX. by his d ugnrer l,, ult
tI'Se articles was made by
were i"ar'd ana 'oudmj b, N 49,
ana MS "llr HIS d'.pA7 ~
b'tutiiul ana the SIX tAtN
IL pronounced anon, I'm. bow
room and equal II no. suprl 49,
lhat In iinporie'L ss
Among the other disp.au ~
mentioned thor, fEr,I,,,1 mid
4 90 s,nol .,l, a'I ' ~ Olxt'
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

*. KLlhES GREAT NERVE KIN.
~ STrkER, 10 tho wonder o. thA ~, sGj
vi "erve diseases All ITS s.Oppe tree. ana
Jdl Arch strset. Phtlad elChia Pa
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
DHlAhlEiPHlA N!i.MintlDN Il NJ
K BALTl MORE RAILROAD.
JAuuT y 20. 10


T,Aiss Will LHAyG EILMIh0ros ~ TuL
Lows
For plaladolphia and intermediate sra
tions b., w. 1879 IA. IL 80, !. 7.SV, IJVJ
J. III
Philadelphia lerprefsj, = 923, 80. 7'2S.
IL, ~ "iC, 1853 m, l-:!t, q, on, t.lV. -,
gO5p Pin.
New York 2co, 221 go ~. g.4s,u 50 q.
NJ, 'i1:sS, 3.bl7, c.abp. u
Baltimore and latermsdlate Stations, ! %
8 81 \. m, aud o. T.. III.
For Baltimore only, l;Jb a, IN 5and f.. -,
Baltimore and Nay Line, OF y. Ia.
Baltimore and Warrington. la. I6I
100, a.5' 4. IN, !. o, 'I:D9 col, Ito. p. u
Trains for delaware DIVISION leave for.
Now Castle, s.S5a. IN, LOS, e.2sEM
Harrington and Intermediate Stations. G o.
Q. u, luC, U.45 y. IL.
DeImar and Intern odiate Stations 40
u, Los, y. IL.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intsrmed'atn "t>,,nrg,
$40 A. H., !. ,739, teNpre + $3.50 p. N
Philadelphia and Row FORK, loO, a2I1.4..
OIL, o,3s y. II.
baltimore and WASHINGTON, L. CO..
: 70 =. H.; ilOi ?. IA. lr5 IL.
foI further Information passonge-i ara .
"rred TO the tig4o t., Lea gtatei o. ths ayyt
Trains markell tnutIl lro limited eyprcg
upon whI@n extra ',.r' - cared
FRANK THOMSON. JK Wr,u
tenl hana&or. HaLn Pass. Az.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
Denmark. Ind, .
EX aiBITlON.

EAaihlTIoN.
lrof 4. H. Nil viii h Id ~ exhibition
In ihe U,iyel rre-hyrs rIau Church cor II
hdag : an Chestnut .treut on Monday. eve.
min February 9th. 1888 PAINTINGS selected
lpiH Lille ct en- 1T "fiigllm'. -rrgre :,
"farablssu hi t." "Niraclcs Of ms -
Ten Ma Is in barroprn" ana "tentanl iaI
E&hihltiOn.' Gard. II 4du il ion ~ teats.
f&i
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02
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Mr.. j. $. Coyle, VINO W" an 4,
.iurei u few days ago o' 'bt'
80 far recovered al 10 "o
short walk 70 day. ne v"
90 on duty in a few day.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-02

w ANT ED A HALt-fRJ DIRL
" to assist in a 'r.uil fanny; ppply az
No. ID Carpenler street. u. IT.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-02-24

tectionists the report viii be adyers
to Free Trade. If it is largely COM
posed of Free Traders it will be adj
verse to Protection. If the proper
tons are equal the report viii be
nil. PROFESSIONALLY, there is The
liveliest kind of a fight on the
boards. At present all sorts of tao.
tics will be adopted by the bunch
of Free Traders in Congress to pre-
vent the cause from being submitted
to the commission. 1t is not prob
able they will accomplish any thing
whatever. The only thing which
will be accomplished will be a free
discussion and renewed interest III
the question by both sides. The
fight will go on more bitterly than
ever. Free Traders are not really i,
force things 10 an issue and will
have until December to organize
their forces. The fight IS but
postponed and things are still iii
statu quo.-Iowa State Leader
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-02-24
A New ha,.-Llsp, Cured.

From the Hon. J. II. Benson. Hart. Co.. Ga.
HARTwELL, GA, Feb. 10, 1881.
i want to say good word for
Browns Iron Bitters. | am about
,iXty years OF age; have warehouse.
railroad and newspaper work to do.
| nave beea taking various
other kinds of whisky bitters to
give me an appetite, and the only
appetite | got was one for drink.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, the presiding
elder for the district, stopped with
me not long ago, suffering dreadful
~ with dyspepsia. got him
Browns Iron Bitters. They cured
him. After he left, | concluded to
take that remaining III the bottle,
and assure you it has made new
man out Of he. | have no desire
for stinlulants, and believe | could
eat pair of old boots and digest
them as easily as rice
1w j. B. BENSON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-02-24

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