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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

TIM prevalence OF pywmia is hecom-
ing alarming in this country. The dis
order is rapidly on the increase, or it
has been imper!cctly understood, and
improperly diagnosed heretofore Ger
tain II Is, We have moro of it late years
than Formerly. \ farmer named Hoag,
living near Reading, Pa, suffered II
scratch from Canada thistle, and hav-
ing assisted at the post mortem of u
dead caw, the wound was innoculatcd
with the deadly virus and he will die
Blood poisoning III all Of its form seems
to battle the skill of the most expert
practitioners of the healing MT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

TuE chief survivor Of the old Astor
family OF New York millionaires
W. Astor-has been appointed and
confirmed United States minister ut
Rome, Italy, to till the vacancy caused
Ivy the death Of Mr.. Marsh. Thus is
oil poured upon the wounds Mr. Astor
received last year in being defeated for
congress by Mr.. Flower. Being an ac-
complshed gentleman, and having
plenty of money. he will "do the hon
ors' for America ut the Eternal City,
and havo a gOnl t,mc doing it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

De LEssEPs has again protes ted
against English occupancy of the Suez
canal, and the conviction is deepening
tina tho great canal crank does protest
too much.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

IT is decidedly doubtful if Gov
Sherman can be prevailed upon to call
an extra session of the Iowa le.isla-
ture to perfect the p:ohibitory amend
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

THE income suit instituted against
Samuel j. Iildcn has been ordered
withdrawn by Secretary Folger, on the
ground that the government has no
CHIIsH Of AcLiOn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

The porte has at last made demon
stratIon. IT, has drawn upon the bank
rupt treasury of Egypt for the expenses
of the Turkish expedition which has
not yet moved.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

THE strikers at McKeesport, Pa, are
becoming little too demonstrative
and a patling gun would be good
discinlinary measure for their benefit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11
A Shell Kills Two Hundred Men.
Prom the ST. Jamesis Gazette.

ALExAsDRIA, Aug. "a recounoit-
ering party has just arrived from Ram
len. They saw near the road many
dead bodies, and they were told by the
natives that during the retreat of Ara
bi's army one of the Infiexibie's shrap-
mel shells burst in the midst of them,
just outside the Rosetta Gate, and kill
ed upward of two hundred.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

ARAB1 is on the defensive, and will
remain so until he can effect a juno
ton with the ferces of the fslae prophet
of Soudap, and iaaugrSate a holy
war.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11
Gov. Washburn's Will.

La CROSSE, Aug. 8.-An interesting
discovery has been made in connec-
ton with the will of the late ex-Gov.
c. c. Washburn, which viii, to say the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

Mr.. Thomas Hughes, the popular
English author, has been appointed s
county court judge with a salary OF
81 500 per annum. The appointment
gives general satisfaction.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11
A Steamboat Blown Up, Causing
Any Amount of Genuine
Horror.
A Lively Movement in the Seat of
War in the Egyptian
Trouble.
Congressional.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August S.-The
senate voted to adjourn sine die at p.
m. to-day.
An analysis of the vote to adjourn
sine die shows that all votes against ad-
jourment came from the republican
side. The democrats voted to ad-
journ, and Cameron, wis., Chilcott.
Plumb and Sawyer, with Davis of Illi-
nois, voted with them.
The senate appointed Anthony and
Bayard to notify the president that
congress would adjourn to-day.
At 2:55 the doors reopened. A re-
quest by Morrill, that the tax bill be
passed by unanimous consent, met
with derisive laughter on the demo-
cratic side.
When the hand of the clock indicat-
ed the hour of ), the presiding officer
formally terminated the session in Il
brief speech. He said Senators;
after very long and very laborious
session, in which the senate has per-
formed its part of the public duty faith
fully, we are about to separate. My
thanks are due to each and every
member of the body for generous con
sideration, and for the friendly sup
port of the chair. Wishing you all
health and happiness, | now declare
the senate adjourned without day"
The announcement of the chair was
received with applause and members
joined in mutual congratulations and
farewells. The number OF visitors and
slghtseers was much less than usual on
the last day.
Sen. Pendleton offered . resolution,
which was adopted by a unanimous
vote, rendering thanks to Hon. David
Davis, pres dent of the senate, for the
uniformly able, cautious and impair
tial manner i'll which he has presided
over the deliberations of the senate.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The house
reassembled at noon, and took recess
until 2:45 p. m.
Before the last recess the senate
amendment 10 the house resolution
IOr Hndl au]OufnmenI was cOncurred
in. A committee of three was author
lied to wait upon the president and an
nounce that congress was ready to ad-
journ, and HIscock, Carpenter and At
kins were appointed as such commit
tee.
The hour of three having arrived
Speaker Keifer. addressed the house,
as follows "The house is about to
terminate its first session. 1t has been
an important one to the country. With
thanks COR generous and kind treat
ment the part of the house, and
with my best wishes for all of its mem
bers, regardless OF party, | now, as au-
thorized and required by concurrent
resolutions of the senate and house OF
representatives, declare this house
djourned without day" loud ap-
plause.)
After spending ha.f hour in hand
shaking and taking leave of each other,
the members left the house, many OF
them going direct to the depots.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11
Did she DiRY

NO: she fingered and suffered along, Ffning
away all the time, for years, ths doctors doing
her no good and at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say 50 much about. Indeed
indeed, he1 thankful Ee should Be fer that med
icine.=
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11
An irishmaI Who Cannot Speak the
English Language.
St. Louis Republican.

St. Louis Republican.
"Who are the latest birds of pass
age % asked Republican reporter of
Mr.. P. P. Wythe, the ocean steamship
agent yesterday.
Jim Doran is the latest"
Jim what ?"
"Jim Doran, he is 40 years of age,
an Irishman and cannot speak the
first word in the English language"
Tell me about him.
"There is nothing to tell except that
he came over from Connemara, Coun-
ty Kerry, about six months ago, and
has been working on a farm over in
Illinois, but as he cannot speak, read,
write or understand English he could
not get along in these glorious United
States, and decided to get him hence
to the land of his forefathers."
"What language does he speak?"
Celtic. We tagged a ticket on his
collar, took him to the train and COM
mitted him to the tender mercies of
the conductor. He will sail in the
Egypt of the National line"
Between Legitimate Advertising
anu what is puUtFN lueEc l. a uLs-
tinction. The FIRST merely explains the real mer-
its of the article sought to be sold the second
assuredy exaggerate those merits if there be any,
or invent them il there are not. What is said
about Hostetter's BItters in the public prints and
Is disseminated through other channels is the
plain, unvsrnished truth. It Is real tonic ami
corrective, subduer and preventive of malarisl
fever and rheumatism, and reliable and agree
able alternative of an irregular habit of body, and
promoter Of a proper secretion and flow Of the
bile. Naturally a standard article of this kind
has not been exempt from imitation and under
hand competition, but this b has not impaired its
popularity or damaged its reputation in the
slightest decree.
Ell Senator Stevenson, of Kentucky,
is at the White Sulphur Springs, W. Va
His father was the only man ever
elected four times successfully to be
Speaker of the House of Represents
tlyes.
We know from experience st. Jacobs
Oil viii cure rheumatism.-Peoria III J
Pe0rida.
A rumor Is in circulation that Don
Cameron intends to resign his seat m
the Senate to accept the position of
First Vice President of the Pennsylvan-
Ia Railroad, in place of Mr.. A. J. Cas-
satt, resigned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

drive him from his position. A con-
spicuous feature of that neck of land
is that it is filled with marshy ground.
which will seriously interfere with the
free movements both Of British cav
airy and artillery. The ground Arab
has CHOSEN is, on the contrary, firm
enough to permit of very effective
nlaneuveripg.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

Science is now busted about resur-
recting dead beer and coaxing sugar
out of watermelions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11
4 SKIRNIISH,

\ SKIRMISH
ALEXANDRIA, Aug s10-6 p. m.-The
guns of the ironclad Temeraire, lying
opposite Ramleh, caved the grouud be-
tween the British lines and ouposts of
the enemy. The Temeraire Just be-
gan firing. In consequence # the out
posts, are making a forward move
ment. Alter a few shots from the
Temeraire the enemy abandoned their
position. Two of those wounded Satur-
day died to-day.
TIE REBEL ARABI SUCCESSFUL.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 10-An official
dispatch from the rebel government
says Saturdays engagement was an
Egyptian victory. 1t says the British
were saved by nightfall.
De Lesseps sent a telegram here de-
clarlng that the whole of Egypt has
embraced the cause of the national
party, and that England viii find every
where determined and intelligent de-
fense to check further interference, if
possible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

Philadelphia must be little of. The
press fairly bristles about 'Tks Bogus
Baby BuEiness."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

House-The house-yeas 1872. nays 60-passed
the rlver and harbor bill over the presidents
veto. The following is the vote in detail:
National Republican., 1882-01-21

April is, 1876 General William Henry Browne
and Mrs Augusta Browne Garrett filed joint wills
with the Register for safe keeping. Yesterday a
later will made by Mrs, Garrett bearing date Au.
gust q, 1881, was filed and admitted to probate.
The entire estate, real, personal, and mixed Is
devised to testatoTs brother (who is also consi-
tutcd sole executor, with the following exceptions
Legacies of 500 and 500 are beQueathed respec-
lively to Harry Montgomery Browne and Sarah
Morrow, In case Of her surviving her brother the
estate is to be divided as follows: To Harry NJ
Browne, $4,000; TO Sarah Morrow, 500; TO Emily
A. Browne, of Boston $500; the residue OF the estate
to be equally divided between the Fund for Aged
and Infrm Clergymen, Ufthc Protestant Episcopal
Church of the diocese of Maryland, and the
American Church Missionary Society Of the same
church.
National Republican., 1882-01-21

At st. Peters Church, East Washington, OH
Thursday last at o'clock p. M, Rev. Father o'sul
liyan Joined in matrimony Thomas ]. Moore, esq.
OF Baltimore, and Miss Ellen u. Talburtt, the
youngest daughter Of the late G. W. Talburtt of
Maryland. After n refrain from the organ the
parties quietly walked to the altar and were made
man and wife, and then retired to the brides
home at Terrace Place, where an elegant menu had
been prepared. Among the guests we noticed
many ladies and gentlemen known to Wishing
ton, Mr. George Mattingly and daughter, Mrs.
Rowland, Mrs Marr, Mrs. March, Mrs. Brown, Miss
Lulie Brown Miss Blanche Mattingly, Mrs Katie
Talburt and others, Mr. Charles Harrington, Mr..
Robinson, Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Eberley, DIR. Herbart,
Dick Moore, J. A. Mattingly and others.
National Republican., 1882-01-21

The win of Ella s. Dodge, of Georgetown, has
been filed with the Register of Wills. The testator
makes xteen bequests of ewelry to relatives and
friends, A diamond cross is len to the executor
TO be sold for the benefit Of the poor of Christ
Church. Georgetown. The balance OF the estate,
real and personal Is to be sold aud divided into
two equal parts, to be distributed between Lorenzo
Thomas and her amt Mary Thompson. BY a
codicil attached the last bequest is revoked, and
Margaret Addison's name is substituted The will Is
drawn with great eIactness and declares specifics
ally how tho funeral expenses are to bo paid,
and that the relatives not mentioned as benea-
Charles are not to participate In the eslrte. John
II. Afiey is appointed sole executor.
National Republican., 1882-01-21

ing from @. II. Wood esq, Of the G. & r., Railway
Port Huron, Mich. After suffering for nearly Il
the best physicians of Michigan and the West /
happened to try bottle OF St. Jacobs Oil. Upon
the inst application used fully halfa bottle, and
its effect was almost instantaneous. / immedi-
atey dropped all other treatment and confined
myself 10 It's use alone. Alter the of three bot
Ties, instead OF being driven to my business, or
three miles daily about business, and have been
free from this horrible disease for over year. not
having the slightest twinge of it. Hence | say
that all medicines known to me are useless when
compared with the Old German Remedy. Use this
statement when and where 1t suits"
National Republican., 1882-01-21
REAL ESTATE.
The Omci~ITransrer- II. Recorded Tcstor-

day,
Mr.. ]. II. OlmsteRd presents the following transac
tons in real estate In the District yesterday as re
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
On Twentieth street west, near corner of l. street
north snblOts "a and 10 go by ~ feet, square D6 E
Francis Riggs ct al. 10 blanche X, Bruce, nominal
On street north, between Twenty-hrst and IwCn,
tyEecOnd streets vest part Of lot n us feet by deplh
square II, q. w. r. SwaTtZel 10 Emma Taylor u 900
North Capitol street, sublos ls5 and 1856 (33 feet
inches by 67 feet nches) and sublOts 100 and 3a
feet inches by 81 feet nChesl square 675 Joseph
Hester to Charles s. Drury, H,f0O.
On street north, between sixth aud Seventh
streets east east part OF lotis "a by l3 feet So nche
square 81, Martha A. slmms TO Charles Pleasanis
On street south corner Of Twelfth street east lots
II and ~ 2j feet by depth), square 0 ana Twelfl
street east between q and streets SOUTH lot Is 4a
feet y inches by depth square lOsO, David NJ Arm
strong to Sallie ". 6tebbins 81 100.
On Twelfth street east, between q and streots
SOUTH part OF lot II ~ feet inches by 30 feet Inches
square lG2O David nj. Armstrong to Julia A. aud
Augustus u. G.. slebpins 1900
streets east part of lot "a "a fet by deph) sauATe
1929, Annie y. Henry 10 HenTietta l.. Berry, 500
ON street north, near corner Of Fourteenth street
east part Of lot p 2 feet by depth) square l0 John
Chester 70 Sarah l., Downs, 1850
COUNTY.
Woodbury. Wheeler et al, trustees 10 Samuel r.
ShTeve lots "a 2i7, and 25h Of uniOntOwn ei 80
William a. Green % Royal s. Pitcher, lots 285 q66
and 2GI OF unontown, u 800.
Charles McCauley 70 James T., Kelly, part Of q
tract called Woodbury. Park, containing 3s,iOO Of an
AiesaHder Mccormick TO Richard D. Pollard pari
OF tract called Beall'H Adventure, containing one
acre, t5O0.
"WHAT Is heavens best gin 70 man y she asked
sweety smiling on him, Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
National Republican., 1882-01-21

Can be had by every lady who will use ParkeTs
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs and
purifying the blood, II quickly removes pimples
and gives healthy bloom to the check. Read
about II in other column.
National Republican., 1882-01-21

Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance IL annoying Parkers Hair Basam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
Youthful color.
National Republican., 1882-01-21

"WHAT Is heavens best gin 20 man p she asked
sweetly smiling on him. " Dr. Bulls Cough syrup"
he re1lled, With prudence He had Just been
cured by il Oi I'D cold,
National Republican., 1882-01-21
LOTTERIES.
La- 8 T.
PARTICULAR NoT1cEl

All the drawings will hereafter he under the OK
elusive supervision and control Of GEN ERALS q.
II. BEAUREGAHD and JtBAL A. EARLY.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
GLASS n. AT NEW ORLEANS ON TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY -, IsS2-IiIst Monthly Drawing.
National Republican., 1882-01-21
sCoyiLLE,s vENoMous ATTACK.

To the Editor OF THE REpuBLIC,N:
The frantic and unexpected attack Of MIR. SEQ
Vile upon General Grant, MIR. Arthur, and Mr..
ConkliDg leads me, as one who has had some
sympathy with him in hisundesetvcd misfprtunes
to call his attention to few facts First Senators
have opposed nominations TAT back as there
were Presidents 10 make them, aud it remained
for the phenomenal political developments of last
spring to make such an act-a constitutional right,
by the way--a revolutionary one; also, as Mr.
Conklng was on good terms, both personal and
political with the President within the week of
Robertson's nomination, II IL only fair to presume
that MT Garfield was tho agRreSsor, and he must
be a bitter enemy indeed who will deny man the
common rightof sclf-deiense
NE. CoNKLTSGs DEFENSE
was vigorous, certainly, but would any man
would Mr.. ScOvillc or Guitcau, or even Mhtelaw
Reid, whose braZen insolencc In the matter of ad-
vice Is monumcntal-ha dared to go TO Mr. Cunk-
ling and beg him to cease his opposition for fcnr
some one would shoot the Presidcnt2 Such an act
would be as nearly the act Of a mailman as the
one Mr.. ScOville defends, Had IL been n dlsor-
dored brain affected by the excitement of the 20
litcal situation, Mr. Conkling would probably
have been the victim, for the Violence and malig.
nifty of the attacks on him are uncqualed. Argii-
ing from Mr. Scoyile's point of View he grants
to his idiot reasoning powers and logic, although
cause and effect, which is not proof of insanity.
LET MIR. soovILLE REMEMBER
the character of the men he attacks and the base.
less, Illogical, cyasive charges he brings against
them Also let him remember that IL takes two
sides to carry on quarrel, and that each side Is
equally responsible for the consedenCes. More.
over, let him realize that whatever sympathy he
may have won by his hard work, more Tor It's
earneStness than IFS efficiency, and by Guiteau's
uniounded and insulting assaults upon himself
he will forfeit, II he avcngcs himself by like at
tacks upon men as far above MIN as he Is above
Gulenu. In the first Of his speech he disclaims
amy appeals save TO the understanding but IL his
Wednesdays speech is not an appeal to all the
evil and vndictivo prcjudices Of last spring there
is none such. How abuse of people and acts en- .
tirely outside the Is to prove anything bu his
own "cnnkncss" as n criminal lawyer Is dinlCult
To determine and, rs he Is only related by mar
riagc to The murderer, such proof Gyails nothing
10 strengthen his theory. lie may gain IA kind OF
Whitelaw Reid popularity; but, TO my mind Gul.
tenu not0rlety is preferable. X. II.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1882.
National Republican., 1882-01-21
all reduced, some way below &C

1000 dozen Ladies' Hemmcd Pure LINEN HAND
KEIlCHtEIS, three for e5 ccnts. Most OF these are
worth - cents each.
We have still about 200 dozen Mems GERMAN
LINEN HASDKERCIIIEFS,w which we sold all last
year ut 10 cents and which gave such satisfaction that
every one whO bought them mended them TO
their friends These we have reduced TO l2h cents.
We have also about three cases OF Ladies' LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS len which we have not shown
for the last six months. They must be sold.
National Republican., 1882-01-21
GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS!

Cloths,
All Blankets reduced from 81 to t3 per pair.
900 Bed Comforts made Of best Robe Print, and
filled with White Cotton reduced to III 40 from e..
Remember, they must be sold.
Brown Table Linen, ~ Wide, 30 cents Unbleachcd
Table Linen AT ., reduced from y7is.
75-cent Table DamRsk mark kcd down to so cents
n Table Dainask reduced to ~ cents.
fi,2h Table Danask for 20 cents.
$50 Table Dnmask cut down TO n.
ToWELsi TOWELS! TowE1ISi
sscllng or the entire stock at tribe half price,
Towels from ctnts up to 81.
NAPKINS, DoYLfES, all reduced
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Bill of lading aud custom;honse receipts Just re,
ceived, and Will open on TUESDAY MORNING
500 worth Of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY. These
were ordered last Jur.' from the other side The
goods have since advanced - per cent. Therefore,
look out for
DAEaAnT5 I-THEY MUST RE soLDi
All our FANCY GOODS, such as
Skirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
Eerchiefs, Fringcs, Passcmontertcs,
National Republican., 1882-01-21
LADIES' GOODS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT I
The Biggest Move I'm Our Busi-
ness Career!

The Biggest Move in Our Busi-
ness Career!
ocGSPsd Sy Se ssf
and Petersen,
4aO, 42s. and 4a4 Seventh street,
BSdins, second second to none 10 ibe &C country
SELLING Off
SEEIIHTG Off
at and below cost, all Of our immense stock now in
our stores
iOi and 400 seventh Street.
This is the first time In twenty years that we nd
s5s %s9ut Ma %ssn a apr In sis 1 @ i s
into the New building as our P' opening Which we eS
poet TO make BY september 2 shan be a display
Cottons and sheetnlgs, Of every width and we'll
known brands, nj less than uanfacturers present
heavy rise, We are enabled to sell stated without
our bet Prints in shirtlnss and Dress Styles war.
ranted fast colors, s cents -, go.
CLOSED OUT way below cost We have redued our
20cent Dress Goods to 10 cents,
9.cent Dress Goods to i2i5 cents
HS.cent Dress Goods to % cents
and nil ansr enads Rt rs S1on 1 20 have taen
great pains TO mark our immense stock down
Should, however, n piece be overlooked, we shall
make reduction which is bound 70 sell the article.
Remember, we shall carry no Winter Goods over
which price will sell.
Silks, Satins,
P1vlshes, ve1vets-
Our assortment is now complete having upward of
1900 pieces on hand These have oil been reduced %
per cent. Remember they must be sold
C1oalEs,
T1sterS,
National Republican., 1882-01-21
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated In 1868 for o years by the LEGISLATURE
for Educational and Charitable purpOgeswithR capt.
tai of ti,00OOO-to which reserve fund Of fbJ0OO0
has since been added.
ny nn overwhelming popular vote lts franchise was
made part Of the present state Constitution, adopted
December 9 a. ID. 1sTg.
ITS Grand single Number Drawings will
take place monthly.
n Hcrtr scales on po.ipOnss.
IOoK Mt tho following dstributiOu.
National Republican., 1882-01-21
42o, 4aa. and 4q4 Seventh street,

Having leased for a term Of tweny-h years the
property now occupied by Messrs. Gusdorf Kneessi,
and Petersen
National Republican., 1882-01-21

years ago, when HIS health failed from his ser.
vice, and he was oblRed TO go on sick leave, and
remained n sufferer until his death. He wRs fourth
o the list for promotion TO surgeon when the end
Came
National Republican., 1882-01-21

VIC shall shortly commence TO erect n Fourstory
Building second to none In tho country.
SELLING Off
National Republican., 1882-01-21

From tl5 to tg
and all 'rr goods at great sacrifice. We have about
1900 Garments on hand, and do not want to open a
New store next fall with old stock. They shall and
must be sold.