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how ieryently pray that It will not be
the answer OF Nemesis.
Yours contritely and hopefully,
FRANK JAMES.
After writing the above letter, Frank
James went to Jackson County and re-
rneiTeduipr-,s,, 'its..eer SIN saen--<
GOVERNOR oRI1r&pKN's i-irLy.
STATE on Missouri, Executive De.
partment, City of Jefferson, Yctobor o,
1882 Frank james; sir ifonr lot
ter dated st. Louis, Ociohg |, 1882, has
been received, in which ~ apply to
me for amnesty or par5S5, Under
tbe Constitution OF This ste cannot
grart a pardon, even II indned to, b.
lore conviction OF some crile Wheth-
or YOU can be convicted Of by violation
OF Inc law II Is not for me say That
the courts Of the State wiz determine
in the proper way when 20 are before
them, think 1t w.ss IN IN TO aban'
don the life You are chargqNith lead.
ing, aud IN surrendering " the legal
authorities OF the Slate ofhp country
I In which you are located ~ innoo ans
N those charges. then yoivul have an
onpoftnuii, 10 provo u inho world II
I onilt, tho law dictates thQatishmont,
I III yon surrouder, You, 4l A. o'her man
ehsrsod with crime, shah IA Nin have
ArUR AMI iur,nuA snish
Tho intelligence and ohiiQ.er % Che
courts oi this Stiia arc Ads guarau
ieoa % such a trial viihoi aus assnp
enco nom nae, puo NOT hled apnp moi
governed by DE preiuili ot,oe SYN
ualhy Of tho pgaplc, IA p.t,g th'
Judicial iogms ~ just ~ eAotah
, iishca have. netermluV Fwita Y
go tha lave cuiolcud az, tuH Fado
F, III rgime, es' pone lha \ we evoe
IN tho sApoftapoo ~ aoalH " hAu
H., II mau vlihla he s''h'e 80 V
fnlVieeieli 81 W. liehi "
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Disappointment.

Through the long night lay waiting,
wiz tho m1rnu, never dawhi
why does darkness. said I, linEsri
Slowly, slowly moves ti.e dnsur
Ofth clook towards the dawn.
Dark an dArsneSs-.upplicatlng
Hands o''tStFvtchcl, | still rrmain.
VIII the long II ,ht never Il .hIrn
VIII ihh sunlight never brighten
All The eastern skies again
Waiting. waiting, still I'm waiting.
Morning dawns- hut still I'm waiting
ohne' th" sun, but still wait
on the threshold Of ondeavor
Others pass mo, They are clever.
fortnie HSins' for them her gatr--
L'arni Z, learning educating,
h'rnilg hours are hours to lsarn,"
Il al o'er flames ma,sive pertal.
otsrr" pidck the dowers Immortal.
For which 50 mully yearn
waiting waiting-still I'm waiting.
sa ~ lonely, sit waiting.
Not for flrtune--nor fur fame,
Win my ciskct reft Of treasure
Treasures Of "a spotless mama.
Time is shw in vinlicatin9
Friends once gons come not again.
when the lily'a stem |. broken
rhen 1t droopa and gives no token,
Broke ever twill remain
waiting, waiting, lily waiting.
Trusting, hoping, yet I'm waiting,
shadows Ii'ger IN the west,
Sun u al my life is setting.
AMI watch it unrrgIetring.
ram would lay down and rrst
All alsne watch and weep.
Life for me has bcen 50 ,lrs,ry.
DARKNESS tails, and am weary,
Like ehili, long for plsep.
waiting ~aitng, Father, waiting.
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NeMspapers.

Daniel Webster said; small 10 the
sum that is required TO patronize
newspaper aud we'll rewarded is tho
patron, care not how humble aud
unprelending the gazette whiou he
takes, il is next 70 impossible TO IN d
sheet with printed matter without put.
ting something into II that worth the
subscription price. Every parontwhoso
son Is away from homo 1T school, should
supply him with newspaper | well
remember what mArkod difference
there was between thuno Of my school
mates who had and these who did not
have access 10 newspapers, Other
thinRs being equal INC lrs, were alWaya
decidedly superior % the lassin dehalc,
eompoailion, and intelligence,
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lbsre'hH 'tasnus IN account Of the
rams feet The soreness described To
Ia dors not appear to be foot. rot, but
it is safe tn say that it may result in
foot-rot it not taken in hand at once.
A. the hrst indications Of foot sore
meas. clean the hoofs carefully, wash
the sore in bluesiOnc water and wrap
mp the foot 81 as to keep out the fly.
II yon find worms kill them promptly
aud when killed clean out the core and
use the bluestone water.--Texas Wool
Grower,
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Undertaking and Advertising.

Dougles Jerrold once renirrRed that
every braucn Of business had its bright
side, and then, by way OF making good
his assertion, he added; "Now, were l
an undertaken l know OF several per
sous / could work for with not little
,a.isf iction." Doubtless if Mr.. Jerrold
is familiar with the onr~a''' '''''' 80
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undertaking Uu5Iuuoo wiftvii vs.e.s..-.
cure it the privilege that it now hast A
family needing. he services ofan under
taker has no me re trouble in supplying
its need than family needing the ser
vices of grocer or q dry goods mer-
chant. Not bit more. Aud the union
80 ahs..oh aad trsde u nArtainly. ng rem;
rehensible as tic union Of church aud
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FRANK JAMES.


'N|IN. INiN'iNAiH
It has been known for several
months that relatives and lriends Of
Frank James were making an effort to
induce him to Surrender to the authori-
ties. Shortly after the death Of jesse
James Mrs Samuols and Mrs. Frank
James visited the Governor Tor the
purpose of Learning upon what condi.
tions and with what hope OF clemency
such a surrender might be made. Just
what passed between the Executive and
the mother and ,ife Of the then fugi-
tive outlaw neither the Executive nor
the women have divulged, beyond the
Statements already published made by
Governor Crittendon that he could
promise noithe, pardon nor clemency
beforehand, but that if Frank James
desired to surrender he must do so UNI
conditiohally, and stand trial for the
violation of the laws Of the state of
Missouri.
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EX sEoRTrARy EyAgrs tells delight.
iul story a, his own expense about a
small dOnky which he sont up 10 his
country seat ior the use Of his children,
Ono OF his little daughtore, going ont
with hor nurse 60 admiro the aHimal
Ia No paddock, vas fogoly distressed
when d lifted up ils voice and hgayed
dolo,ally. "ro0r thug poor thug
exclaimed Mo uympathptq phitdi but
suddenly brehtoninG up she tprnod
80 her uurae and aldi Oh, 4 am X
slAA papa wlll DO here on AalN>,say
and lhen 4 won't loel % loneaaNe.
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A good hap.lsl clergyman Of ner,
gon, n. Y, airong Temperance mAu,
aalloloi With kidney trouble, aoupslala
and 1talnoAs almoal le bllnaataa, cvas
two years after ho WAS told that Hoy
hiltAys would gufehlm, hIa4ato "a usa
afraid 81 aud luelndleel agaiosl W.
loya,' asuea hla rVo ~ son pono
uoel IeAg VA IlNll ~ Ilnll lIlIlAl..
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punishment awful to contemplate, that
PURPOSE HAS BEEN SERVED
In a large degree in those ten years Of
terror and tragedy. Is its demand for
vengeance insatiable2 is "iusticb tenn
pered with mercy" mere poetical
nothing2 Must the great slate.ot Mis-
souri, indulge spirit OF revenge 'uu.il
it has secured the last ounce of flesh ?
Or, laying all considerations of mercy
aside, cannot your state I would to
God 1 could say my state b tier afford,
now that it has yiudicuted its laws ms
no state ever did before, to LAY TO its
supplicants: ayes, como Jos. We will
convert your very notoriety lot "a pow
erid instrul eut of good .aId order.
We will, purely as an nueentimentai
investment, restore you to citizenship
aud give you an opportunity to prove
your contrition and further purposes.
We will call upon you to uss ous OK
perionoe and knowledge Of VI % doing
in the enforcement OF y ~ (which
you have il the past bceV.yN lsodwith
violating, and when by yeS-Pof correct
department and honest industry you
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never have troubled
ton, but would have
Is aud met
the tolls !
pit all the
would have
g my limo
be alleged,
OLE
pat vo,,r
,an,an; ana
enning ont
~ o,ler than
Ia -,.ighe,i
inc nv nre.'
80
siIiy norsa,,
49, dnt ~
wt;ch have
la "a = ranor,s
,noso fnr on,
,rrsd il ,hert
no.. ho, 80 hoid
IA 20. nn,
n;no oa GOV.
i.,N' - ~,
ng them witt
iht Of revenge
Entertained 10y
~, % n,on' Lei
IT consistently
some hope fol
htion | hav,
ike you tina.
,st proninen
equest, but i
that it come
ut large ant
IN ibe nllhnpal
~" ,n o@a a~ ~
G,,iin.' IN IT.,
SlNd.
J. veroo of IA.
moo by b;a in
,;oniiv' Int a,
n visorons onG
lot In lin 70,
n,le ~ soc;at,
|, onen, onts;5,
r., an ;rnrona,
b,a, 10 ,ybn,bo,
IN hove Franl
ht;ves than a In
Hams bnmbled
I,sfore ali IN,
oyemnlo nor,
10 rising oenera
lac n M z ys1tar;n,,.
bo,,t If n felon,.
.ronvmous nm,
nloto nrecodent
EJe,, wl,im I'm
l;on which ba.
L ana which In.
II fo,r wears n
hf,, as l viii
ltisfyhg you.
I'll. l.. a.,
ssep u Dehall Q
I write this lot
/ leavoit hore t
,r addressed i.
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Me oOnlidence OF al OF thOse
ondemn you, We will point to
roof of our wisdom"
' that | would not be made a
| would never have troubled
lis petition, but would have
,nni h md nnni
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Ia aud met
the tolls !
pit all tic
would have
& my innp-
be alleged,
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Hous- in 1874. they gai;.ed the presidency
in 1861. There might he some reason
il the Inference If they had \ j edthe help
of a+tnrning Boa ds, Eliza PinkS'oh and
the Electoral COMMUNION /; may be said
that these forces will not n:ake the next
PRECEDENT.
that the Democrats will make some llnn
dtrs in the neat C0lgrts ~ Is petty csItn'a.
bat hey will he Numerically stronger tE.ti
tn congress that WAS elrcftu prior to Til
denis election. a,d the, viii! II" siICI:ger III
the tal.itt and eNirri,Ec ut their person
cal. On the hEnd. the Re,Ib'ican- will ae
weaker in numb /. and by the nhsr' ca Il
~i;aina, Batter, Garfr d. C"iSeI and other
able parliament .rians ant deba'ors. IT.
seems tn be- conoul.d that the incoming
Democrat G con2rrs' INST tackle I'd" far'if
Isl hinN, claws and al. Aud 30 Tar, nj! >rG-
reStiun~ TOR cand dates 10, s!s'ake ship
have been mad solely with ii view t" this
question. Tier, is ann'lcr tiil".tAnt siucS
tiut. however. Whit !: 10 patty can afford
long T. to ignore. | relates tn the it.'fci
of the & vii service Tnr Dean era - crt!d
not do Il VIE thing rlan !" ASS u law
that no cl'Lk shall he removed FROM II az
flee in which he has proved hinl>ti iioi:'c.
a~.dScon'y.tent. ."VI.ari such n ia" Wonsd
he right, $ we'll rs p.ii !" II w""id iiaAe
Democrats" ri Il Ia sc Enlsi'.r of G"vefi-
men. e. clerks. aud OF tnr nv IS of civ SER
vice refos ~e'cywh re, II 40 d deprive
til J. aivcrsaries of thr.r mot telling
tannt all the ID. mucra 5 want " the
spells q Office.
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THINK rs WILL READ AND l. THIS
When CIR most ~eXirtia ed ahi practical
phEs;ti;.us widely endorse and reco.nuwnd
q medicine. knnwing from the ingredients
used il Must have an T. eel eat genera! If
feet "A tn: hn'lan syst, ~. and br 4 true
strengthen of every o,pa- of lif and r,,'g
niz-d as Natures :-.i - i>iaut i earl =
dyspepsia, indjgr~4u:.- < per,i d''.i iiy,
nervous p;ostratini, Wani " vitality. con
vaie-ceuce levers chronic chill an#i fcvr
dumb ag'ie, female dis,. SEES. 'i"i.rn dow
constitutions, i'll hraIt! W kiss, !ct,i';,y
Imperfect action It tn ,rsais n n ,ad
health etc.. all OF which m .kr~ life mise
able then Indeed slinrli III newspaper
press If til" conntr> cali ;nr .strmii"n III
suffering hama ity t.. ~ me- j oiinn~ ii com
pound. w r,f,rtO rnwn ifru Bit. Is
Il re!l.tiy ha,ias the largest 81 q il. the
East of any iaetlic!nf e> invrnt.,i, rim
ply hccansr it las - e ;Gcrtt and uitcs mr
manent relief-Herald.
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shows this. The Democrats who
voted to elect Bratfie can now see
what admirable snccess they
have had.
1t is to b- hoped that they have
experienced enough in that line to
canse them to pause. and in the fn
t"re return to their own patty and
support tho only men from whom
they ran expect any relief looking
to their prosperity and happiness.
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Mrs Auni.A SmithOn. Of Auburn. n. Y.
writes Il had loc:ored for years and tried
various alver is d remedies for my COM
plaint. which was general prost'ati"n.
believe I suffered eve,y i'll that fl rsh is heir
t.. The least eyertl0n caused the great
EFT fatigue. Was tormented with dyspep
sia and 6 cry irrrgu'arity. My blood seem
ed p%oisonee. p,mpl-s and soie> We're all
over my body. nothing I tried ever gave
me more than mere t. mp"rary relief. and !
felt myself growing worse and worse Mr.
Reynolds. druggist, advised me to Use
Browns Iron Biitee>. + ON the very start
/ began to improve: now / do not feel
like the same wOiiiail.
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BADE> BAD N~.-Thonsauds of Amerl-
calis seek health during the summer
months by quaf1ing he crystal waters OF
some fashionable svri''gS. while just as
many sufferers remain at home Though
cheer necessity. The Baden-Baden Sprl'gs
of Germany, are perhaps the most noted
in the world. The water of these springs
10 Apericut. acting pleasantly and gently
upon the stomach. bowels and Kidneys.
The active principles OF til So celebrated
spings hav. b 'n combined. forming a beau
tifil white salt which has been bottled NJ
for family u>c. and $ now offered tie Anne
rican people under the name of Bail Us
Sa inc Aperient ut So cents per bottle
The salt Possesses all The qualities of Ba-
den water. is very pleasant. effervesee't
and sparkIi e relieving construction, sick
headache. soui stomach. etc, at once.
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FIIZ JOHN PORTER!

Gen. Grant never did a more
handsome or generous action in his
lite, than he has just done in Che pub
LEGATION Of Il communication, tender
ing Justice to Major General Fi.z
John Porter, no has been dismiss
rd from the U. s. Army for alleged
dis"brdIencr Of orders, and cowar
dice on the ti.ld during the rec"nd
battle Of Bail Run. Among those
no lmIi"ve.i the charges werr just
Vas Cen. Grant. This eminent sol.
der bias lately examined all the
e>id-nre, and find that Porter Was
found guilty of charges upon, mis-
taken evidence. The fact of the
evidence having been shows to b-
incorrect, Gen. Grant now comes
forward, aud boldly acknowledges
that he was m,>lc.i and tina, Gen.
Porter did nothing upon that bat
tie field that any officer would not
have done under similar cigcum.
stances.
HI vas required by Gen. t'ope
to perform i uigh, march OH a road
blOckaded with wagons. and SECOND
ly to attack SIOnrwaIl Jack>On'S
flank with 10000 men, when to do
40 hr wOn'd have to have. marched
over with 23OuW men, which was a
i-at no Federal General ever did.
POI e, old Headquarters in the
saddle who magnifed ten sick pits
oners into 10000 confederate sol
d,cis, got all awful %thrashing at
Bull Run, and finally pitched mon
Gen Por'e' III the ,>cape goat, be
hind whom he could CONCEAL bis
own failure.
By IL :, stem Of braggadocio aud
false assertions it, he use Of which
Pore has nu SUPERIOR, he finally su,
cer.led in crushing Porter, but tol
"nately the facts H'c, becoming
known 10 history and the truth i>h
ing brolsh, 10 siight. The frs
thing the Democratic Cnug:e>.
should do would he to r-r,ie, in,
tice TO this mi>,trreSented ali.
wrongly punished General, and n
stare him to that position w!,ic'
he would now occupy had it n"
been for the malicious scheme o
Gen. Pope !" make Potter t!I'
Sca,e Goat Of his OWN want Of Ger
eralsi,ip.
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LETTER.
From Orr Regular Correspondent.


Washington. D G. November. 18Th, 1882.
The time for the beginning of the last
session of the Keiftr-i Robes II Congress is
near at hand. AMI Gi>cointited Republican,
politicians. = II tors. and members of The
House are again seen ahOut the tr"sts aud
in the lol,hirs al the hotels. 1t il interest
ing to observe the effects of d. feat. shown
in II "ry eSs of usage. and in 4 certain h Il
ragglement of mrin and manner wliirh
they all have. A h"aten pol tician looks
as much like a discarded lover as anything
y0n ever saw.
Not since the election Of Tilden have the
Office hnl ers here b en- So alarmed and 80
Respondent. The Machine arirl isenlpiy.
he immense sum that Jay II 'bhrll le' led
is worse than lot. 1t is now realized that
his audaeions bribery has not only lnia:d
his party. bat has made ifs ruin disgrace
full Many believe that the regime OF theft,
cor'nption. bribery and bosSi III which has
debauchrd the Government for SO m:ny
years. and. unsi'r the banner of moral
'murnl IDEAS has stolen everything,
from Government STATIONARY to1iidens rr:
si,iency. il on it, last leg. Notwithstanding
TIL Is the hope AMI haii +. one >,,.s very
little Of the exultation that was co'isp C.
Hons here when :, I,ennacFatic congress was
elected in 1874, or when Tiiien W. ei"ct.i
in 1876. This lec"liar-eriols way of So
irmn.zing a victory by reserve aud silence
is ali the more trying ~ the vaiiquielI,i.
They regard it H. omilio'ts of 4 marble and
a reserve force that will he more %.ii~trtc
tive. i'll the final uns-i, tian mise ind ell
thnsiasm.
1t is curious to note that the Pepgbii-
cans base III il hope OF S ccess in the neyt
l;rcsi lei.tiail election m the propl-eiu.
h'nniers Of the coming Der:nrfatie con
gres-. Wait. til Y say. rntii the nrNt
Ha1se as eirba : and has Il roigii and tam
Bile fight over Tie speal, rship. Wait until
il has to face the tariff gnestiDn. the civil
service question. tilc isiser and Harbrr.
and Harlrer ard tic Pension bill 5. If the
ns,t Democratic cs,nrress wishes to accom-
oiat its Ee;,sil, lean friends it will ~etrtaiii
~ !~,!unleF. -Li5n'irr ea'ly and often,
| The Republicans d aw Il hopeful argurv
from tue fact tha. although they lost tbs
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4 sure. safe and prompt female regnla-
tor is in great demand anon. married and
single ladies, vet sfrange to say only one
has ever been offered aud that is English
ali irregular monthly uterine action. cures
female weaknese and exces,cs. removes nm
natural distinctions, adds iron to the
blood. strengthens and b.ilds MP the Whole
eystem, and cures the nervous ard hys.eii-
cal
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When l:hy>icians have made use Of a
prescription for years in ti'eir pr ate prac
xkice with certain SUCCESS, it duty they
owe to mankind to pat such remedies with
in reach Of all and this is done by copy
xlght.-such is the cas-" with DIR. her
mans Prick'y Ash ~i;itters. and they have
Sproved IA blessing to mankind.
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E~iGHTY-E!vE ID LLA4s LOsr.-'You do
not tell he shat your hi>i,. III ;s 4, and ell
tir-ly cure hys % imp!r u medicine ~ Pa
ker' Ginger Toni :" w. ind- 4 I do.
said II X BrHiamis Ia her iiei.,i or. and
sfte, We had list eisi:y.tivr do; as in doc
tors hills "na pre- c'ipti" Il Now my hns
band fe Is AS VOL as ever.
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Eng,ish Fem IL Bitters serds red blood
80 a sickly woman y cheeks and strength
50 her m scies. by giving All appetite. aid
eng digestion and building up the system.
All sickly women who need i neverfal'ing
slsmale regulator will be delighted with
o&ts prompt action.
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A Woo, ors RowTH-Of the ha r is OF
~&en promoted by sing P'rkrr's Hair Bal
Gam. 1t always restores the youthful color
and lustre to gray hair. gives il NV ife
Andr emuve al irritation and dandrutf.
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SATURDAY, NOV. Is. 1882.
OF NEW YORK.

Health. st, ength and vigor. given. and
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