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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

the experience of hundreds of
prominent persons who were given
up to die by both their physicians
and friends"
"You speak of your own expert
ence, what was it?''
"a fearful one. had felt languid
and untitled for business for years.
But did not know what allied me.
When, however, / found it was kid.
ney difficulty, / thought there was
little hope, and so did the doctors.
L have since learned that one of the
physicians of this city, pointed me
out to gentleman on the street one
day, saying: There goes amam who
will be dead within q year. | be-
lieve his words would have proven
true if | had not fortunately secured
and used the remedy now known as
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure"
"And this caused you to manu-
facture it,?
"NO, it caused me to investigate.
went to the principal cities with
DIR. Craig the discoverer, and saw
/ the physicians prescribing and using
it and saw that DR.. Craig was una
BILE with his facilities. to supply the
medicine to thousands who wanted
it. | therefore determined, as q
duty owed humanity and the suffer-
ing, to bring it within their reach
| and now it is known in every part
I of America, is sold in every drug
store and has become household
necessity"
The reporter left Mr.. Warner,
much impressed with the earnest
ness and sincerity of his statemen is
and next paid visit to DR.. S. A.
baltimore at his. residence on Prince
street. DR.. baltimore, althO Oh
| busily engaged upon some matters
connected with the State Board of
Health, of which he is one of the
analysts, courteously answered the
questions that were propounded
him;
Did you make chemical analy-
sis of the case of Mr.. II. II. Warner
some three years ago, Doctor?'
"Yes, sir"
What did this analysis show
you~
"The presence of albumen and
tube casts i'll great abundance
"Aud what did the symptoms in
dicate?"
"a serious disease of the Kidneys,
"Did You think Mr.. Warner could
recover"
"No, sir. l did not think it pos
sible. 1t was seldom, indeed. that
so pronounced case had, up to that
time, ever been cured"
ado you know anything about the
remedy which cured him?;
"Yes, have chemically analysed
it, and upon critical examination
find ii entirely free from any poison
Gus or deleteriOus substances"
We publish the foregoing state
ments in view of the commotion
which the publicity of DIR. Hemon's
article has caused and to meet the
protestations which have been made
The standing of DR.. HeniOp, Mr.
Warner and DR.. baltimore in the
community is beyond question, and
the statements they make cannot for
Il moment be doubted. They con-
clusively show that Bright's disease
of theaakidneys is one of the most de-
ceptive and dangerous of all dis
eases, that it is exceedingly COM
mon, alarmingly increasing and that
it can be cured.
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a Hint to Old Confederates.

The charge that JEFF. Davis 'se-
questered" a large amount of gold
and SILVER belonging to the Con-
federacy seems to be wholly dis
proven by the statements of rebel
generals, though as yet no vouchers
have been exhibited and nobody is
positive as to just what was done
with the stuff. The silver was paid
out to troops, but the gold is still
unaccounted for, and it would seem
to be a good idea for some of the
head Confederates to go through
their old army clothes and sec what
is in the pockets. Anybody is
liable TO stow away three wagon
loads of gold in his vest pocket, and
hang i t away in a closet and never
think of it again.-Peck'S SIM.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

REV. HBNRY WARD BEEcHER has
raised tempest in the Brooklyn
school board by insinuating in one
of his recent talks at meeting in his
own church that the school fund of
that city was robbed by unfaithful
officials, and that the money was
squandered in vicious pleasures by
members of the board. The board,
through its secretary, requested
Mr.. Beecher to explain fully the
scope of his charge, and to give the
evidence which he has, if any, to
sustain the serious insinuations
against its members; and Mr..
Beecher promises to produce the
evidence.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19
UNpER the SherMin reappertion.

UNDER the Snerwln reappsrtlon-
ment bill, which is most approved
by Republicans, Texas will be enti-
tied to ten Representatives in con-
gress. OF other southern states en-
titled to an increase under this bill,
Arkansas will have five instead of
four representatives, Georgia ten
instead of nine, Kentucky eleven
instead of ten, Missouri fourteen in
stead of thirteen, North Carolina
nine against eight, South Carolina
six against i've, Virginia ten instead
of nine, and West Virginia four in
stead of three. California gains one
representative, Illinois one, Iowa
tive, Kansas four, Massachusetts,
one, Michigan two, Minnesota two,
Nebraska two, OHIO one, Pennsylva-
mia one. The other states retain the
same number as now, excepting
Vermont and New Hampshire, each
(which lose ono.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

THE secretary of the treasury
wants the agents of the department
throughout the country to have
themselves, and their wives, and
their children, and their cousins, and
their aunts, to be speedily vacci
mated. The STATESMAN will sec
whether there is disobedience al
this end of the line. The fedora
officer who does not have his rela
tives speedily doctored ought TO be
come a subject of trial for insubordi
nation.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

Gov. OvERToN and other Chicka-
saw delegates are in Washington,
protesting against the proposed
grant of right of way through the
Indian Territory to the st. Louis
and San Francisco railway COM
pany.
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duplicity in presenting this bill.
But he asked for $300,OO0:0O0 and
the committee now return the bill
to the senate, and say that $780,
100000 is all that is needed. That is
about the uniform rate of "Honest
Johns" extravagance-three 10 two.
So it was that he run the country's
treasury department.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

THERE was tie in the New Jer-
sey legislature, thirty Republicans
aud thirty Democrats. Later one of
the Republican members-elect died,
and now special election is
pending in one of the counties OF
New Jersey to fill the vacancy. The
parties are very close in the county.
Tho Democrats are excrting all their
force to break the tic and get con-
troll of the house.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION
The STATE OF TEXAS,

The STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff, or any constable Of Travis coun.
~, greeting:
You are horoby commanded that, by making
publication OF this notice in some newspaper
published In said county, II there be news
paper published in said county, out ifnot, then
In the nearest county in which a newspaper is
published, once in each week for four con-
eecutivc weeks previous to the 18th day of
January, 1882, you summon Wilson Green, n
nonresident of the state ofTexae, to be and ap-
pear at Austin. in said county, at room No. /,
Brueggerhof building, on ,Baid 14th day
January, 1882, then and there 10 answer the
petition in writing OF the Austin and North
western Railroad on'pany, filed in the county
Of October, 1881, showing that, Tor the purpose
OF establishing, constructing and operating its
railroad from Austin 10 Burnett, In said state, ,.
1t is necessary TO have for its right OF way
for its road the use and possession
of strip of land over and
upon the following described lands and prem
ises, situated In said county Of Travis, viz 9.
One hundred acres ont Of the james Rogers
headlight; beginning in the center In the bed
OF Walnut creek, where the Georgetown and
Austin road crosses the same. Thence
to d. Gault's north line. Thence
east along b. Gauits north line 20 southeast
corneraof this survey. Thence, north 30 deg.
| eaet, s34 yaras TO Walnut creek. Thence up said
creek 60 the beginning Said tract being owned
by the said Wilson Green. The said strip of
land to be Of varying width; that is TO say, TO-
| the centre line Of a survey made for the Austin
| and Northwestern railroad company for It's rail.
way enters said tract on its south or southeast
line, ut station 5SiK2i TO station SOC; thence,
TO station GOO, 10 be 125 feet In width; and
thence, TO station 005x30, 10 be 100 feet in width.
comprising six and $40 acres. The said strip,
varying In width as aforesaid from 100 TO 1876
feet and from 125 TO 100 feet, 10 be located as.
follows: Entering said tract OF land
100 feet west OF the southeast corner thereof, at
center line Of survey made by said railroad
company for its railway, as located on the
ground and marked by stakes; thence along
snid railway center, so marked by stakes,
across said tract the widths aforesaid and pass
ing ont of said tract 375 feet from the northwest
corner thereof, embracing as aforesaid six and
nine-tenths acres. That, on said l4th day OF
January, 1882, al the said place aforementioned
The undersigned, as special commissioners, be-
Ing thereunto duly authorized by appointment
OF the county judge OF said county Of Travis,
will meet for the purpose OF hearing the parties
touching the matter Of the Condemnation OF
said strip Of land and assessing the damages ac-
cOrding 10 law.
Witness our hands thI. the 18th day of De-
eember, 1881. DENNIS CORWIN,
M. NJ. HORNSBY,
j. w. SMITH
de2ldlt&W2 Special Commissioners.
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children of the same mother, and the
same fate awaits us all. We, too,
have our religion, and it is this :
"Help for the living, hope for the
dead"
Colonel Ingersoll, thus conclud-
ing, turned away amid perfect
hush ; and the little coffin, covered
with flowers, was lowered into lis
last resting place.-BdltimOre Amerj-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

In Is generally known that "Hon-
est John" Sherman has stolen the
funding bin, which he denounced
over year ago, and which that
very nice gentleman, Mr.. Hayes,
vetoed at his dictation. Had the
bill then adopted by congress
been allowed to become a
law, the government would have
been saved many millions of dollars.
As to Sherman's capacity to steal
there is now no dispute. Seeing the
demand for the three per cent. bill,
and that his successor in the treas
ury had demonstrated that a three
per cent. bill is all that can be asked,
he absolutely assumes the role of
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

{ In the Franco-German war the
Germans lost over 10000 men by
disease or the casualties of battle.
IL is to be remembered that every
one of these was apicked man, in the
full vigor of life, when he ought to
have been adding to the wealth of
the country and raising up family
to strengthen the state. Besides the
official cost of the war, the voluntary
contributions amounted to $4,000
600 in money or kind. This was the
price of a successful war, waged by
the most economical of nations.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

THE last candidate for presiden-
tial honors ON the Republican ticket
il Charles j. Guiteau. Being close on
to the point of going up a spout,
Charles naturally feels that he
would do about as well as a candi-
date as any live Republican.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

Gov. BIaELow, OF Connecticut,
sent his annual message to the Leg
islature few days ago and in it he
refers to the "whole souled and sim
cere" welcome the Connecticut vol
unteers and state officers lately
received while visiting the south.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

A LADIES' CHRISTIAN organiza-
tiop, in st. Louis, is inquiring as to
whether their ministers really did
20 swimming ON a certain Sunday
last summer, and why shouldn't
they; didn't they need washing?
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

SOUTHERN Republicans are strong
ly presenting the claims of "Sir
Joseph" to the place he holds as
the commander of the country's in
vincible navy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

MIR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, Jr.,
son of one of the very greatest of
American humorists, is mentioned
as a possible occupant of the pros
pective vacancy in the supreme
court of Massachusetts. Mr.. Holmes
is a man of high character and pro-
found legal learning.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

TOUCHING. the business outlook
the New York Sun suggests that
the. country is rich, and that it is
growing richer every day that itcan
therefore resist successfully shocks
which thirty, twenty, or even ten
years ago, would have Frustrated it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER
makes a graver charge than ever
against members If the New York
free school board. He says the
teachers receive preferment by
means Of prostitution and chieanery.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

TAYLOR has an educational asso-
citation, which is going to establish
Institutions of a high order tor the
education of youth of both sexes.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1882

A NORTHERN exchange intimates
that Jay Gould's shadow will hover
over several state legislatures this
winter.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
IN AS ASSIGNEE.

To All Whom It may Concern:
hereby give notice TINT have this day been
appointed assignee of H. r. N. CANNED and Ne.
SON ". CANNED, partners composing the firm
of CANNED Brothers, who hive made an as
signmenf for the beneht Of their creditors, and
that have accepted and qualified as such
JNO. p. KIRK,
Assignee Gammel Bros
Austin, December Is, 1851 d2Q-iawsw.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Betrayed by Thomas Wells, before James A.
Wright, j. p, t. C., December ED, 1881: One
Bay Mare, branded, A with line running
from the top of the latter part Of the foregoing
brand, on right shoulder, years old and II
bands high; One Dun Mare, branded NH on
right shoulder, years old, and 49, hands high I;
One Dun Marc, branded NH on left shoulder, o
years old, and IA hands high; One Grey Horse,
branded NJ with half circle over top, on left
thigh, years old, 49, hands high; also One
Blue Mare Mule. branded + on left thigh, years
old, II hands high-Appraised at SOS.
FRANK BROWN, Clerk,
Jnl5w3ts County Court, Travis County.
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IT is getting the fashion now to
volunteer to be Guiteau's hangman.
Probably a premium will be paid
for the privilege before the day of
execution.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19


CoLoNEL AsEBEL SMITH thinks
that Prairie View school viii have
to so temporarily, in view of the
comptroller's constitutional view of
appropriations tor its maintenance.
The university fund has been rob-
bed for its maintenance, and it is I'M
lucky that the question has not be-
fore this been brought prominently
before the public. The school at
Hampstead isreally anormal school,
not branch ofthe university. This
matter shows again how important
II Is for the special funds to be prop
eriy adjusted during the extra
session of the legislature, which it is
presumed viii soon be called.
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You may just as well be recon-
ciled to it, Guiteau viii hang He
hasn't money enough to buy one
juryman.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Betrayed by Houston YoGkum, before T..
Tegener, Justice OF the Peace Travis county,
December 20, 1881, a STALLION, OF iron gray
color, about IA hands high, about years old,
branded : on right shoulder. Appraised at yi5.
FRANK BROWN,
wat Clerk County Court Travis Comfy
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-19

A. w. SHELDON appears in card
in the Boston Herald, and asks that
the paper be excused for certain
snconeruitIes N the sxpressiess 81
the Herald. The company have
delegated to him.. at last, supreme
control over its columns, and it is to
be relieved of unpleasant reflections
arising from a division of manag-
ment, heretofore in the conduct of
the paper. The condition referred
to was novel one, especially
among experienced newspaper men.
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EsTRAYED.

ByR. y. Turner, before W. W. Medcaris. J.
p. 4. c., october 10th, 1881, Bay Mare, with
3 white feet, branded 4, with curve, on left
shoulder, about u hands hirh, about 10 years
Old appraised At sso' rp.xK nRowN
novl7W3n Slsrk 9. q. T.4.
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FOR SALE.

On good terms, Lot No. %, in an additionto
Fort View, containing 16 acres Beautifully
situated near the austin and Loekhart road: 2
acres enclosed, with 400 choice fruit rees
Splendid cisteTn, neat residence, good lots
stables, ont houses, etc. Apply 10
NEIGHBORS & HARRIS,
deSdl tawfi* Lockhart, Texas.
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NOTICE To ARCHITECTS.

The building committee ofthc Board of Re-
gents OF the State University OF Texas hereby
Invites architects to submit competitive az.
signs for the proposed main building of tho
University, 10 be built In Austin, Texas Such
designs Will be received on or before u o'clock
noon, Friday, March 10th, 1882, ana must be
addressed or delivered to DR.. T. d. Wooten, At
Austin, Texas
All designs must he drawn 20 a uniform scale
OF q inch, and shall include plans of each floor.
'front.' and side elevations and sections A speci
hcatioh OF materials and work and an estimate
OF the cost OF execution of the design must be
furnished The cost OF the proposed building
Is limited to Sl5O.OO0-and any design whose
cost exceeds that amount will be rejected the
estimates to be verified by competent con-
tractor.
The proposed building TO he built Of brick or
stone TO be basement and three stories In
height, and covered with Mansard roof There
shall be at least % rooms, each 80 by 30 feet
and rooms, each 30 by 90 feet, and one hall
or chapel about 20 by % feet. Sufficient halls
porticoes, vesttbuleS, cloakroOms, stairs, etc,
TO be provided and proper attention given 20
lighting, heating, ventilation and acoustics.
For the three designs which best an the
above requirements the committee will pay for
No !, $500 for No. ,, $50 for No, 3, $50.
II the author of either Is employed to execute
his design, then the premiums shall pass TO the
next best design. The right Is reserved TO re-
Ject any or all designs. For further informa a
ten address DIR. T. ID. WOOTEN,
Z. o. Box 2O2, AUSTIN, Texas.
d 2t a W till Mch TO-
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Estrayed by w. II. West, before r Tegener,
j. T. T. e., December 9TH, 1881, Filly, about
| in forehead, branded 1 X on left shoulder; APP
/ praised at sis. FRANK BROWN
| de2lwst Clerk g. G. Il. @.
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TIE cotton product of the princi-
pal cotton-growing countries is res
pectively as follows:

The number OF Operatives an
number of spindles are as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-23
News Briefs.

The six days walking match commenced In New
York at 12 O'Clock last night
An Indian courier from the west coast OF VAN
couver's Island reports the loss OF a British
Hong Kong for Victoria with seven hundred pas
SengerS-railway workmen-on board
An anonymous contributor TO the Irish Times In
Inmates that Mr.. Eagan, late treasurer OF the
Lan1 League, mas misappropriated FUNDS
Malgna mt dfphtheria prevails at Great Neck
and Manhasset, Long Island Several deaths oc-
CURED last week.
formally opened Saturday.
The funerals OF Major O'Connor and the two
Mabrys. the victims OF the triangular shooting
ARRAY in Knoxville, Tenn. last Thursday, took
place yesterday In the presence or immense
crowds
AT the PImlico track Saturday, Parole, Duke of
MOutalan and Busawhacker won the last three
Races
The meeting OF the Friends held at Chester, Pa,
yesterday, In commemoration OF the 200th anni-
versary OF the landing OF VIM. Penn, at that place,
was largely attended.
boy named Ernest Goodhow. OF DanvfIle, KY,
ing. The nut lodged In his windpipe and death
ensued In two minutes
Henry Saunders, an Englishman, while crossing
on the steamer Zuland for Antwerp became de-
ranged, and plunged mis- head In cask containing
soft soap and was drowned
There were 62 new cases OF yellow fever reported
at Pensacola, Fla, yesterday, but only one death
The total number OF cases TO date Is l.s70. ana
Jonathan D. Black, secretary or the Buffalo
Loan Trust and Safe Deposit Company, has been
missing since Monday last His accounts appear
" Ata e m meeting % Of the Irish Land League. Branch
No i, at Buffalo. NY. yesterday. r..OIutions .ere
adopted emphafically denouncing the allegations
Of fraud against Mr. Parnell and his associates bY
the Irish Times OF Dublin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-23
The Star Route Cases.

GETTING READY FOR TRIAL.
Mr.. Bliss, OF counsel for the government in the
star route cases against Brady, Dorsey ct al, has
obtained from the clerks ofice 275 subp9nas, OF
which 125 are original and $50 blanks for copies
THE STAR ROUTE BRIBERY REPORT
The star route jury bribery report has not been
made the subject OF a Cabinet conference as has
been published The Attorney General has read
the report, and It is now being transcribed. IL
Will, 1t Is thought be given TO the public in day
or two t Is stated that the report Is withheld
from puDncation In order that plans contemplate
ing the arrest OF Messrs. Fall Dickson and others
may oe matured A reporter who made inquiry
regarding this statement at the Department or
Justice this morning was informed that the Off.
clals OF The department. could say nothing about
IT, as lt would be very improper to announce it IL
such plans were being considered.
The documents contained in the report OF Mr..
wells, special attorney to investigate the star
route bribery charges, submitted to the Attorney
General 1t Is underSt Dod, fully confirm the as
sertion already made by the Attorney General,
that persons In the employ OF the Department OF
Justice had been used as spies by the defendants,
and that these spies are implicated I'm the attempt
to corrupt Jurors on behalf OF the DEFENDANTS.
The report and affidavits also show that
conspiracy existed to defame the De-
partment OF Justice and blemish the
reputation OF the Attorney General The
result Will be, 1t is thought, that the Depart
ment OF Justice VIII be burdened with another
trial OF q number OF persons for conspiracy
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TeIegraphic Briefs.

Charles Rumpp, aged so, residing at 33s North
10th street. Philadelphia, cut his throat with O
razor this morning, and was taken 10 the hospital
In dying condition. lie had been drinking
heavily.
Miss Richardson, who is a Ottawa, Ont, on be-
half or the East London Ladies' Emigration 50.
clety. came out as a steerage passenger on the
CircasSian In order TO test 10y experience the ac-
commodatfon afforded TO emigrants by the Allan
line, with reference TO which she is writing re-
port
Judge Lawrence, i'm New York, to-day denied
the motion TO dismiss the complaint I'm the suit
brought by the people OF the state against the
Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company
to compel the removal 10y the comDany OF its poles
and wires In 21St street, between 5th and 9Th
avenues, and TO award damages resulting from
the maintenance OF the structures for year or
more,