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VIC KS
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE

For 1852 is an Elegant Book of 13O Pages,
two Colored Plates OF Flowers, and
more than 1000 Illustrations of the choicest
Flowers. Plants and Vegetables, and Di-
rections for growing. 1t IS handsome
enough for the Center Table or Holiday
Present. Send on your name and Post
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you 9 copy, postage paid. This is not a
quarter OF its cost. 1t is printed in both
English and German. If you afterwards
order seeds deduct the 10 cts.
VIcK's SEEDS are the best in the world.
The FLORAL GUIDE will tell how to get and
grow them.
VICK's FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN,
1I5 PAGES, 6 Colored Plates, 500 EngraVings.
For 50 cents in paper covers; Sl.00 in ele.
CANT cloth. In German or English.
VICK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE
81 Pages, a Colored Plate in every numbe,
lSand many fine Engravings. Price sl.25 q
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Numbers sent for 10 cents; ) trial copies fol
25 cents. Address, -
JAMES, WICK, Rochester. N. Y.
Dec. q, 5l-tf.
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Nr Parties wanting Fertilizers for cash
or Negotiable paper will see J. c. Taylor,
Ssluria Old Town. Feb. 9, G-3ni.
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Faded Cclors RestcIed.

Faded or gray hair gradually recoreTs its
youthful color and lustre by the use Of
Parker's Hair Balsam, sn elegant dressing,
admired fo. its purity and rich perfume.
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WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUND
ed POPULARITY Of
AI!cock's Porous Plasters?

Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma, coughs,
colds, rheumatism, neuralgia,
and any local pains.
Applied to the small Of the
back they are infallible in
Back Ache, Nervous Debili-
ty, and all Kidney troubles :;
to the pit Of the stomach they
are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLC0cK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless,
fragrant, and quick to cure.
Beware Of limitations that
blister and burn. Get
ALLCOGK'S, the only Genuine
Porous Plaster.
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Deaths.

Died, April %, 1882, near Prosperity.
Mrs. Mary F. Rutf, wife Of James Ruff
Esq. aged 81 years.
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Oaxs. PagSSze Corner.
ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.

ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.
CROSSWORD ENIGMA. - Cross word
enigma.
DEcAPITATIoNs.-1. Clean, lean. 2.
Grafton, ration. S. None, one. 4.
Dread. read. 5. Orange, range. 6.
Reel. eel. Decapitated letters, CoNDER.
WORD SQUARE
J. E A D
EASE
A S I A
DE l.
CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
In regrate, not in shock;
In stem, but not in stock;
In regard. but not in care;
In foumart, not in hare;
In eagle. not in hawk;
In ousel, not in awk;
In silver. not in gold.
Whole, general Of old. J.. j.
CURTAILMENTs.
/. Curtail fee, and leave word de-
noting dislike.
2. Curtail brittle, and leave TO curl.
3. Curtail vegetable, and lea. an
insect.
/ 4. Curtail something that puzzles,
and leave to puzzle.
5. Curtail dark, and leave obscurity.
O. W. T.
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Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and sor rent,
for sale at this Office.
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"SoulIess Corporations.


Mr. Cree, in his lecture Monday
night, stated that the railroads give
$4,000 year to the Y. NJ. G.. A.
Yes, and these "soulless corporations"
do many other kind and unselfsh
things. They carried thousands of tons
of provisions to the yellow fever suffer-
ers two years ago, free; they carried
tons upon tons of articles to the Atlanta
Exposition, free; and while the Con-
gressional Committee that attended
Garfeld's funeral sent in bill of ST.
700 for wines, champagnes and whis-
key, the railroad that carried the sick
President from Washington to Long
Branch at an immense expense and
great trouble, we understand, sent in no
bill. And they do kind things on
small scale as we'll as on large one.
Only few days ago we saw poor old
"Confed.," penniless and broken down
in health, begging in vain for small
contributions to pay his fare to a GER
tain city, where he was expecting some
benefit if be could get there We saw
him again soon after, and be had in his
hand a note which said: Pass from
'- to -, on account of charity.
And the G. & G. R. R. is now Offer
ing the citizens of Newberry and Edge
field Counties $1,000 to help 3uiid a
bridge at point on the Saluda eight or
nine miles from the railroad.
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Frank Lesiie's Popular Monthly
:, Just received. Call and get one. at
Il HERALD Book STORE.
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l6aIvs Treatise on the Horse.

e. The best Organ at Eduard Scholtz's.
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POST OFFICE

Mr.. L. S. Bowers, post master a
Prosperity is our authorized agent a
that place.
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Commercial.
NeWberry Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
By j. N. MARTIN & co.
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Deep Rock!
Glenn Springs!!
Saratoga-!!!
Root Beer!!!!
Soda Water!!!!!
lce-cold and in their native purity are now
dispensed at
PELHAM'S DRUG STORE.
Headquarters for Pure and Reliable Drugs
l6-tf ard Medicines.

Delegates to the General Synod South.
The following are the delegates from
this State to the General Synod of the
Lutheran Church. South, which meets
in Charlotte, N. c.. May 18th:
Clerical-Rev. J. Hawkins. Rev. A..
R. Rude, DID,, Rev. Edward T. Horn,
Rev. J. A. Sigh, Rev. j. P. Smeltzer,
DD
Lay-Capt. G. S. Hacker, Hon. G..
Lea p;lart, Capt. H. H. Folk, R. G..
Chi>olm, Esq, DR.. j. l.. Sbuler.
Alternates-Clerical: Rev. j. II.
Honour. DID,. Rev. H. S. WiDgard,
Rev. P. Miller, Rev. J. F. Probst, Rev.
l.. E. Busby.
Alternates-Lay: DR.. o. B. Mayer.
Jr.. Otto Tiedeman, Esq, J. F. Haiti
wanger. Esq, D. B. Wheeler, Esq, j.
B. ON. Holloway, Esq.
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What do the County Commissioners
of Edgefeld and Newberry say about
building bridge at Boukpight'ss 1t is
needed. The business men of Newber-
ry should take hold Of the matter.
Such a bridge would increase the guam
tity of cotton brought to Newberry
from the Edgefeld side Of the river e.
900 bales or more.
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The following officers were elected
by the Town Council Thursday night
for the ensuing year: Chief of Police,
Henry T. Fel!ers; Policemen, Jno. D.
Brown, Eli Franklin and Harry B.
Scott; Street Overseer, W. T. Jackson ;
Janitor of Opera House, Jno. ". Tay-
lor; Clerk and Treasurer, Jno. S. Fair.
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The candidates are coming to the
surface in Edgefeld County. Last
weeks papers had the cards of five:
three for Clerk, one for Probate Judge
and one for School Commissioner.
A farmer was in town Saturday brag-
ging about his high corn. If he wants
to see real high corn let him 90 to a
store and be will find it-at $3.50 per
bushel, cash. How is that for high?
The Smyrna Church building has un.
dergone pretty thorough repairs, and q
new coat of paint is now being put on
The ladies Of the congregation had the
work done at an expense of about $3.50
The Newberry Circuit Convention
will be held at Ebenezer Church Satur.
day and Sunday. The occasion prom
ises to be an interesting one, and there
will no doubt be large gathering
twenty-five private residences have
been built in the town Of NewberrJ
within the last six years, besides a Col
lege building, two large hotels, an Op
era House, and large number 0
stores.
Mr.. Waldrop says it is a mistake
about his wheat having rust; his is rus
proof. The report last week was no
given by Mr.. L. F. Longshore; it wa
our own Observation-Disclosures, o
course.
It is healthy sign that people ar
taking a great deal more interest il
crops and labor-saving machinery tha
in politics. When the proper tim
comes for political work they will b
found ready.
Mr.. Geo. T. Speake, of Speake /,
Bro, Kinard's, was in town yesterday
These gentlemen are meeting with Ell
couraging success in the sale Of tn
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The American AgricuIturtst

April 81, |!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-04

CTATE or MARYLAND.

49,
ExEcuuvs DnpAarMKxr.
y 49,
Whsrsaa q IL Gehsral Auenh,v 4 n.
session Of lseo. Chapter al. An Aef MA
passed "a illrd ssAn Act to amend secs;on
nve Of Article four q the CanatEimijon or thc
State Of mary Iand. relnsing 70 ole election 81
she Jadess. 81 ths several Courts, Of the State
as lhsreia pFnvidsd; And Whereas by Ar,i-
ele ~ &c. y 81 TIE Constitution, the Gov
srnor y required 81 publication 70 make
Known - th4 peopls q ths Stale, the prspos-
90 amendiosnt % be voted on, which sAid
puosieatiQa We anly made Is rsqairea.
And where's IL the elsclIoa held On Il. =
eighth day Of Novemhef, 1881. lhe peonle ii
this state Did ad1sa The prppassd anlendment
Of the constisnilon - appears W tbs elecsion
returns ON Ole In tie kxcaaire Department.
o4.d0V having been caak Scr ehe adoption AZ
me pFnposcd mmendmssnf Go she t;onsiitmtion
ana 1888 vots east against the aid amend
And whereas the sid Article IA. Section
ossSSe Consultation ruquires thai the s.id
ameASment - nmendmen's having received.
SAID malafty u votes, 10 have been adop,sd
ny ne people e part Of said Constitution Of
Now, therefore I. WILLIAM T. Haxri-
tOss OOvsrnnF Of size State Of Maryland. %
~ this ny Proclamation make known ana
declare that she amendmeat Of the Consti,u-
.ion proposed y Aes of The General Assem-
oiy az The seszion Of 1880, Chapter AT. has
oeen adopted ~ The people o. Mary!and a. .
part q the Cnaslitnlion 0fGhe State.
~ fn testimony whereof have here
s&AL unto Set my hand and affixed Tie
NJ S<Grrst seal ol the EsEie "a MARYLAND.
aLthe CIiy Of Annapolis, o., this
z8ih day u April, In ahe year o.
our Lord ons ihousand eight hun-
dred and eighfy-tNo.
By the Governor
JAMES 7. BRfsCOE.
Nay :. lssz-Ss.
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E0MmUNHCATKD
Messrs- Editors: LII gives ne pleasure "a
ehF0niele veEy plsaans viii 70 the loves
part Of the c0nniF. U.on our arrival a,
Great Mills, ws we're Hospitality Fecsired by
our genial host, senasor Allsson. Amer 4
sumPsuOas rspasi and seIlehsfdI sissss, us
oeio0k ourselves % The rad again. A thrs.
hours ride brought Is 10 the sicss q J. p.
smith, where We met large numher Of our
Lo=-un. town friends. saw BIZ the Snn tina,
foot races wsFs TIE asdeF Of the day IN Bali.
more, % We thought We would indulge IN the
same sport In old Sc Inigoes. In q short
time We made NJ snatch Charley fE.ou- IN
town againas Nin.b'e'coa Of the Ist district.
Il fsved an sasy victory for Cha ~. You
can essnf on IL. Aiies the sport was over we
spent . very pleasant evening ana nighi with
Mr.. Smith. In the morning We called on our
old friend Cel. Wales o. washiaeson. D. e.
Who has seceasly purchased large tract IT
land In the lst district. vas very much
asionishea AZ he great improvements that
were going On. Besides saw and erist mill.
he has q planning and shisgle mill attached
and alsa large brick yard in operation.
The Col. sntends 10 Inangnraie ucsel sys-
fem cfoyster culture. bis theory q that n
be ellis his large creek with brush, thespawn
Nill cling 20 Il and BY the time the oystrF
arrives 20 maturity, the worms - IN hare easen
up the brush. 80 much 9or. his q. .Jeenmass
enterprise. In I'd iliion. Ne lniends 10 make
. rare irark 20 nmuse and large Hs,tel 10 ar
roinodate the pnLlic. He has already built
large number Of nice aai ne Il cottaget sor the
accommodation os his laasoFers. he Hill aIsO
lsuild large oyster picking establishment
The terminus Of The p. = ~ n r. islOca ed on
lhls land. The wheat eroas OF the eutire ser-
tim are looking remarkably we'll.
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SouTHEnN MARvIAwsRAuna.n
~ e.l,.-.;--l:,, :-.-.s.-sau
.S"b D's'' ins1ouoSsu " non
a. y. chapman into the House o.
Representatives., passed that body on
the 24th Of April. ult. Ikauthor;xas
a. viii be ...n III. so,.h.-. -
1sD.,s = ~
.4ue nAa'toAo company % extend its
Tract into the District OF Columbia,
and the following are the provisions
of the act.
wL. =,
.' ns'S 49,. = = 1sPEsseltsa 20 TINS
kSs-..IsI ~ 49, 49, 80 oonsnern
49, Msa'loA1 company. organ.
~ unueI me prgy'sAons % me act o.
gnsaal assslnply o Ine state OF
al lA ~ se c a g. 70 Moor
AS sns oOus.esn maryland haii-
1917 COMPANY approved march
tWsn,een' eighteen hundred and six
V-s'gn9 desire e extend their rail-.
T rosu mo enc Witnin the District OF
ool1-ac.a: therefore
re = s'aaesea ey Me S.3'0zs and
49, y Asse.'s..'ees q re Uh'ted
~ ~ "A A1.eEsea - Soagfess assem-
49,, Asas sne o0ushsFn maryland
a. herohv a,,sE-.:s 49, -. a 49, s..sy
III a. $500 49, 49, -~:I.S
80 - sA,snI .ne.r raliFoaa into and
within sne Insurer Of columbia, py
"ho over tne route or routes and from
foiIo~;na thas : 'e.ns y pO'n.s
the sa;d D;~a,;.t :. 49, : r. yc..Lns s.ns
mncIe and nroessJ;nn tl.aaa .s@; =
nortbwsstvar,lI', J;-a...;s $3.50. a... =.
IIalt;mors ana 49, ssi pa;s sSoss We
Bennino's station ~ th $3.50, ,csS &c. 49,
acroes Sc Faster,. Rraneh - shs 1 ."
tomac River ahr.,,t 80 -. sI.o,,.a.. "a 60.
above and north ~ Reon;re:s 49, 49,
and runn;no tharce sonshwar5 -
Mount 0l;vst Csr,ss.-.. ae-s-" az
washington Branch of tba RsIs;n 80
and Ohio Ra;lroad near tha sonths-n
anole ~ the Nat;oral PEI c.a.,-.l.
ana thence &C., 81. 80 p ,s1n'
kuro road a. Az hasJ - 49, Nas:a-
Al Eair Crourd~ Vale. go 49,.
~ : ;rnc,;on ~.;,h 49, asas- .s,c.ass
nraSch - a. p.s.;.n 80 .%ss , os:
Ra;isosS :. - -. s 49, - Ae1 oniO
$3.50 as.,. 80 uss- ~ salS sMo,niie
49, -.;I-na5 - III .s'''.a .anoa "
;,,sc.;o, .SaIi /. .L"- 49, VolIA %
~ ss;J s S,. '1 M. sassH us.mlnus
And thesaid southsrn Ns-sla a,.,si Pal
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CoiMDNEcATED.
Nessrs. Editors III am no newspaper cor
spondeni, neither l. Il my especial duty 10
notice the article Of the l3sh ulso., stslsl,
Maryland Divorces Law, but yonf correspon-
dent 20 utterly fails, thst suggest he like
myself should not write oflen. Does ne mean
70 justly the free ighs between Inan and wife9
Such iscertaialy my construction Of his Ian-
guags. His vsEJ send OF Is downright In
suit 10 every man IN The Stats who remains
silent and does not resent this Infamous Law
las he calls i'll when was boy, : often
walked around Al Insult. As In childhood,
80 in old age TO he sileatis 70 be dssxra si.
90 says CSmmoa S-nss Nov every man IN
che State has 70 fight, rus o. be degraded. I
am no Sighting man and doa's ron forget Il;
lam too old 10 rnn and 30 must bear tile
degradation. But mar. orr, Legislators not
be excused someway wish0us the resort 20
arms and blO0dshsil Possibly che wife,
Mother Or Sister Of Common senss may have
ssen the impending necessity For such law,
and thus ansmorialised our Legislators. lfsnrh
was the eass, cannot We excu-e them7 See tie
law enacted By our noble john M. s. Cau-
sin.
4 nan who shall de II The Ladies' defsnce
Will not he Sosgotsea A handred years henee.
Now Common Sense goes on 20 say that
our Legislators express more Interest IN ether
meas wives than ihey do In sheir own. /
answer. the Law nowheFe exoneraies the man
or Bst Of men who maae he Law and ncne
but Tyraats need be afraid Of IL loral aplll-
casion.
All Commom Sense
Your fate, do deplore,
Your sleepless nights
Result from this same law.
RkAsnx.
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N0TIUE 70 CREDITORS.

- &A&& AN&@0s
Orphans Court 81 st. Mary's Coupsy. SCI.
May 1. le07
nRDERED ~ The Court, that Nary y.
hayne sd Joha 4: Duabar, adA.ilis.
W. G. BaYNR,
late ofSt. Nays 60, Nd, deceased, give ,hs
noiics repaired b. iaw 90 The decsnseiis cred
ilors % exhthit their claims and shat tie same
Be pnblifiieI once = week fbr SIX snccea.ive
weeks u Ehs Sc. Mary's BRACES.
Iests<-s Jons B. AnxLr.
Register Of wills for ST. Mary 8 corn,y.
NOTICE.
in pursuance Of the above order. ne herri v
give notice hat we hare obtained nom the Or
phnns Court Of st. Mary's coansy. MARYLAND.
letters Of Standardization on the personal a.
cate 81 Vim. @. nayne. late a. said county.
deceased. AL persons having claims mRainsi
the said deesasrd are hereby notified IL ex-
hisit Che ssnse with shs pruner sonrhess al
tscled thefp,o 10 TIE subscribers, On or before
The 4sh d4y II Nov, 1881, thsy will 9th -
wisely Law be excluded fiom The benefits a
the eaid esiAie Al persons indsbied 10 the
dereAsed age requested 10 make :immediaie
paynIent fofths subscribers.
NARY s. BAYXK,
se JN0ssA DUNBAR
ss Administrators.
May {. lAs7-ew. -
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GTRAYED from The premises az the ande--
signed, near Park Hall, In the elh q 3
tEiet = small ii.hi hay MARE. -
: ara e's this spfi' 8, sl,sd flsz
and vas % good eendition when -1N.Iy
silr ief,. Was bonehG Of James - sS
Medley, near Le,snardiown. viii pay abrvc
rrWard fDr inflammation which nav lead 10
her recovery. Addnss me at Park Han.
- THOMAS REED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-04


HnvlaT iknsa - propsrsr known az
Moore lb7xY, 4eeaer6aou III Nd, for Two
TeaEs euE6hikbE saH 1ke - ~ @aHnnxy, lBa3,
Rtsslatl Hlofm lhe phl.lic shai 10 man-
aGemkpk y iiI non - nnasr ny fxrlnsise d.
recalen 4n4 NhHf 30 pains - expenae sin be
spared 81 ns4 iss&S3 ike high ftpasnsion Aa .
puhlic Feeoa s rs ohkafned IL he l.ass and
= Increase s - lie faluss. Ihankfal Tor fhe
libcfel paltptsHe whfeh rs herelnfore been
exlzndkd g tie Honss. respectfully eoiieit =
coniinuanee ed Inerease e the iav0ss % he
lEavelinx p1A.Ie II parties indtbsed %
Aa. Aoots - Hslel aecouui $50 -
minded lhnf khe neeoaefs dos lFsm them -
heG hare hteS BLEED - ~ hnnds foF setile-
menl and tha. 81 fztzA& izdul sAaes en- Be
HkaBEnT = M00RR
- - leonasdiowns "a.
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TERMS OF SALE,
TO The
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
CT
NJ "A r. Y T. a MI

BEING required, in The course al uF busi-
ness rs Commission Mer'-haats ard Agents
iOr the Faruters and Planters, 20 furnish
them with such Fertilizers ~ may be salecsed
fr0m the nnany varieties oiIerpa on the mar
ket, We have been indured, afler as Thorough
an investigation Of the snbjert as scientific
research, aided by the knowle.ige gained from
practical experiments In our own aRTicultu.
Eal pursuits can accomplish, % have manu.
fscirred from our own special formula tn
following hsands Of Fertilizer, which We be-
lieve 70 9 nialn In combination all the neces-
saFy eleEemis 70 prsJure = complete manure.
and We confidently Fecommend them 70 oui
friends aud the general pubic. The
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-04

All persons inhibited 70 the above firm arr
ieqnestsd 70 ma e isnnsed;nte settlement
W. W. GARNER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-04

THE FIRM or FENwICK q GARNER !.
this desoived hy mutual consent. Il
business
WA. FENwICK.
W W. GARNER.
ArEil 3, 1852.
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10 Tobacco Planters |!
Reduced Price Tor Cash.
cd this season
EEpCILLLT FIR fOBlC1,

eoaiaining ell the materials necessary Cor both
growth and texture. Fslliy equal 10 any Fer
tiIiser In the market. Cash nrice red.Aed 40
80 Pkk lev. t'ros time % responsible
and prompt customers sanle a. heretofore
FORTf-FiVE DOLLARS and interest.
Deliyered On ears or boat free o. drayaRe.
hend fnr eirrulArB and ceriiGrairs
- Strict aftenti0n gwen 10 the inspec-
lion and sale q soheec0, and sale Of al. kinds
Of eonniry produce.
THOMAS C.. PRICE A. CO..
Commission alerclants,
81 >. Charles Street,
April 10, Issa -sm.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-17

the Eleventh District in Illinois is
analogous to that of the Democrats in
the First District of Minnesota, and if
the Democrats in the First District had
the good sense and enlightenment of the
Republicans in the Eleventh Illinois
District, they would refuse to put candi-
date in nomination, and thus afford Mr..
DunnelI the inducement and opportunity
to stand as an Independent Peo-
pies candidate, to shiver the most
unholy and corrupt ring combi-
nation that ever disgraced or
cursed party Milo White is the weak
tool of an INSCRIPTIONS political cabal,
whose corruptions smell to heaven. In the
First District it will be either White or
Dunnell, for none other than Dunnell
can defeat White; but he can do it if
given the field. Will the field be given
hims
Certain Democratic leaders are too pure
and holy to diverge the breadth of hair
to seize great opportunity to send COR
ruptionists bowling to their holes; and
insist, swayed by blind partisan, or other
influences, to make nomination, and
thus elect White, and perpetuate vii
famous Republican brlgand dynasty.
Will the Democratic people tolerate
such unwise, witless action without a
sturdy remonstrance and condemnation!
Will they suffer themselves to be led into
the shambles of the Window Washburn
gang by few unpatriotic, utterly selfish
leaderS9
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-17
SIGHT SEEING.
BY the Representative of a Great Steam
ship Line-He Talks About Immigration
The Great Northwest Gets the Cream
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BY the Repre- sentative of Great Steam
ship Line-He Talks About Immigration
The Great Northwest Gets the Cream
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Mr.. Robert Capelle, travelling passenger
agent OF the North German Lloyd Steamship
company, was met at the Merchants hotel yes
terday. Mr.. Capslle has charge of all the
Western business of his company, and visits
the Northwest for the purpose of establishing
new agencies The company which he repre-
sents is large one and sends two steamers
weekly from NV York to Bremen, one steam.
er per week from Baltimore to Bremen, one
steamer fortDightly, from New Orleans to
Bremen, one steamer from New York to the
West Indies, and one from Bremen to South
America.
Mr.. Capelle is we'll up 10 emigration stats.
tics, and gave the total number of emigrants
arriving last year as 100000, of which n, 900
arrived by the Lloyd line, New York, and A.
30S at Baltimore. Ofthe whole number the
Lloyd steamers trans ported one.fourth. Dur
ing the interval between January 1, and May
l, 1882, the 3S0, 600 emigrants arrived in the
United States. The better class of emigrants
nave money and proceed to the Northwest.
The bummers and tramps among them
lodge in New York. Many of
the emigrants purchase exchange before leav.
ing for america. Othersprefer to carry their
currency with them, and the Lloyd company's
banking department exchanges on an average
l00, marks in gold for American money
every week. Mr.. Capelle penetrated as far as
Bismarck on the Northern Pacific, and he had
never before seen such crops as were spread
out before him. He also went over the Mani
toba line to Grand Forks. The crops around
Grand Forks were particularly fine. Before
going to Chicago he will visit Sioux City and
establish an agency there. After his north
western trip he feels better fortified than ever
before to talk to both Europeans and the east
ern people of America about the magnitude of
the agricultural country in which we live.