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UNITED Press dispatch ton
FAhIs, Oct, 5.-An eminon, ny Gi,a'cilp
Mho &c name is withheld for frvnI French
10 an Interview last nipht .ppolltIcalre ia
many could he induced Nv ss.ated that
Gom,ng com, s, winter aud wonli s%, n,oa aauria
tude. ''''''ng a hostIs
WORK ON GrRN,y ,.,,
LLoSDoN, Z Oct. 5.-seyera ,a lsSfts.
war vessels are now in va va -,e more ca
completion in English si,fn ,sr'eas , stag
a EreErTloN ~ 1sryo
Marquis Tseng, the Chinr.iT proposed d
puollG reception upon tbe "nIOa.'aj as,a
arrival at Folkcstonc. ''S occasion
. BRITISH TROOPS os nus sIcr
AilAANbhlA, Oct 5.--Rera,,,N, ,N us
soudan state that hundret' dt VigItS iro1
been invalided in the ca,nr.a, ap VI eoldga
False Prophet, and thai ras, GaiRn agalnI
army supplies are an immp6i,,tan
70 enable The british forces to eia,s |o,, aec ?,
tion now Occupied by them. "0la The
Mhs. CAREY rEysIoypn
| LONDON, Oct. 5.-Mrs ca.s
OF james Carey, the inform, ,'y lhe
Iowed H's1 pension of S25 pr was, Eas ofs
I b.
SPANIEL RACE AGAINST rn,
MADRID, Oct. 5.-Ncws wac .,, ,''',s 'aLSC
last night that mob had ss.emsi' 70 ,ssIielVed
Of the French Consulate a sadi s.uuiediH
showerod stones aud all sorts ~ S%,as0S'a ,ui.,
building, breaking the windows u aSsies as1
wise iniurlng the house. Tbojr I' a. ana
accompanied by cries Of "Dnwa a'%el NC,
French Dogs" aud other vile snt sni,,lsl WI
police finally succeeded in di,nus.i dp,sue,s'
mob before they could do fprthslp pI,,n G.nlN
A RESIGNATION DruAyDrD
| PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Pepu1,,a,,' ;,
says that NJ. Ihibaudln's rcsiTn,,'. fn ~
been formally demanded BY Prenis, s
'NthIVI
WHAT SPAIN ASKS FOR
| PARIS, Oct. 5.-Thc Ggu,,i, .,r.n
learned from a semi-ofliclul sourrs .a y
note forwarded to the (ioycmmo,.' 'pl
Spanish ministry demand, thr % imn
punishment Of the ring.leaders in t1'l t6a !
demonstration against King AlionsI
other reparatIon proportionate With , NJ
rage. '1 y
DOES IT MEAN ANYTHlyGi
/ FRANKFORT, Oct. 5.-Maronls MI
: Laiglcsia, Spanish Minister to Great N
visited the Emperor yesterday.
PANAMA CANAL SUBSCRIPTION,
LONDON, Oct. b.-Snbscrlption, n,
OF the Panama canal to tie amount N
GOO have already be II received.
-#.. A GENEROUS OFFER.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-lt IS understood
II a sit can teseCufd fer a Ca,bOlI
lege at Oxford, M. Hariwll GrI,,l
cousin Of the Marquis of Buis, wilI
the expense Of erecting suitable buII
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How TO GIT sIcK.-Expose yourself day
and night; eat too much without exer-
else; work too hard without rest; doctor all
the time; take all the vile nostrums adyer-
tised, and then You will want to know hon
10 get nell, which is answered In three
words-Take Hop Bitters
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
rvv,vVV IIUh1Is Al FIVE UULLARs EAUh
FRAOTIONs, In FIFTHs in rROPOKTION.

1857 Prizes amounting to...........,....t285,b 80
Application FOR rates to clubs should only be
made to the of1ce Of the company in New OrleAnE,
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. Make +. O. Money Orders payable
and aderess Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary letters by Mail:or Expressto
NJ. A. DkUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or, M. A. DAUPHIN,
c17 Seventh ST., WASHINGTON, ID. c.
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Tonight.

For good hearty laugh, goto the 4
House this ever ing and witness the
nance of 1.-TWO johns " combination,
who do go will not regret itand thoI
do not go will be sorry for i the rem
OF their natural existence.
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Crop Failures in the snuth

UNITED Press Dispatch 10 the Galettl
New ORLEANS, La, oct. 5.-As d
son advances shortage in crops Incl
The cotton crop is l, ,j0O,o bales shor
Jared with last year. The sugar 4
much below previous estimates and
thing is suffering for want Of rain.
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AnofIler Eallnra

tunlted Press Dispatch to the Gilels
BosToN, MASS, Oct, 5.-JObn WI
currier, OF Boston, with factory at
ham, has failed. The liabilities are
S24, ,725, Of which sci 600 is secul
mortgage. There is nothing for thi
cured creditors
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WORK Given out.

On receipt ofyour address we will make
an offer by which you can earn $3 to 81
evenings, at your home. Men, Women,
Boys or Girls can do it. II. G. Wilkinson
q Co., 1876 fnd 197 Fulton street, New
York,
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arpRINrgp HON YesrERoAy
In,lInauons.

tuniled Press Dispatch to the GaKette.l
WASHINGTON, Oct, 5-10 q. m.--For the
New England States fair wheather, north
westerly winds, becoming variable, station
AIRY or rising temperature, falling harome-
ter. For the Middle Atlantic atates local
rains, winds mostly easterly, falling ba-
rometer, stationary or rising temperature.
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We have sold swfft's Specific g. s. 81 with
most astonlsh shing results. One gentleman who
used haif dozen bottCs says that it has done
MIN more good than treatment which cost him
~, 900; Another who has used it for scTufulous
VAN sIIARt H. sPFYFN az t5SS u ,Se'
Chicago.
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Loss and Gain .
CHAPTER I.
II was taken sick a year ago
with bilious feYer.n

"My doctor pronounced me cured, but
got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got so bad
Could not move
j shrunk
From 22S lbs. to 100 had been doctor
ing for my liver, but 1t did me no good.
did not expect 10 live more than three
months. began to use Hop Bitters. Dl-
rectly my appetite returned, my pains left
me, my entire system seemed renewed as II
by magic, and after using sever al bottles
&g9 fore SS than did before" Io aSA fs'
Bitters owe my life." II. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June 9, 'sl.
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.In.Iee Linadleg sl,eaI,.

UNITED .'ress Dispatch to the ,tatttt'
TOLEDO, Oct. 5.-Judge HoalleY
the last of his announced speeches hen
night, in remarkably yigofoQ5 style,
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DR.. Simms' Pain searcher, the perfection
of pain medicines, prompt, quick, sure
Immediate In relieving cramps, pains,
cholera morbus, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc.
Depot, Fourth and King streets. Sold by
druggists.
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reliable Place TO INV p,ano..

= George L. Walker, plano parlors 1886 Norti
Sixth street, near Parrish, Philadelphia. N.
connection with ANY plano ware rooms OF
parties of similar name.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
what was Done at this Mornings Session
im Philnhelphim.

UNITED Press Dispatch to.the Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-The National
EIist opal Convention opened as usual this
morning with prayer. The business session
commenced at $50 O'Clock. The Lord Bishop
of Oxford presented communication from
the Bishop'of Canterbury. Bishop Lee of
Delaware took the chair and the work
of the Board of Missions was read.
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ST, 600 REwA ARD4

VIII be paid to any chemist who Will find ON
analysis of 100 bottles on q. S. S. one partc of
Mercury odidc, Potassium or any mineral SUBJ
ftance. TIE SWIFT SpECIFl Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta ia.
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:5otSCea arq.

/ have known and watched the use of swift,s
Specific for over ilty years, and have never
known or heard of Il failure to cure Blood olson
when properly taken. In all my life ! have
never known a remedy THAT would SO fully ac-
complish what IL Is recommend 10 do.
IL. J.. DENNAkD Perry, Ga.
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soaps.

Try Colgate's "Everglades," sold by Dan
forth, Druggist, cor Second and Market. A
varied stock OF trusses.
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BIRAFroKAI..

6Ek1FGRALs
THE ARTIZANs SAVING BANK.
NO. 502 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANdAKY 2iTH, 1851.
Dpen to receive deposits from a. m. until Up. m
and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
tToIa to O'Clock.
sEMI-AENUAL DIVIDEND,
hegI larly made IN April and October. When
diYldands are not Withdrawn they are accounted
as deposits. Thus permanent deposits compound
their interest twice in each year.
MANAGERS:
Clement y. Smyth, George W. bush,
Charles W. Rowland, George y. CApelle,
Nathaniel r. benson, Nj. L.. Lichtensteiu.
Henry +. Dure. Edward Darlington,
W. Hastings, Job II. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, William Fl, swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEORGE ". BUSH, President,
Il. 3. CAPHLBE, Vice President,
febH-1y 4. T. TAYLOR Treasurer,
" MATHFR AnHt4ny
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Our treatise on Blood aud Skin iseases mailed
ee TO applicants,
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HAYsFEVE

the efPL1 nostrfIyy. hfy the By sbserPtiGgaa Ggaa..ss. e
fectually cleanses the na1hh nnaiihy secretion.
catarrhal virus, causing ? 'sisnth sis the megE0o men
ailays Inflammation, pfot eitiSicnal colds M
lRf nIetefy Seas he is the % sores and fes,9rss fs are
6ya wv applications. 4 .d,gs IN head, Ml
viii cure. Unequaled Tor e9ius Sold bydfuss
able TO nse. Send FOR clf atarrs
ny 'hai4 w. = EsIY,S CREAM hAseg hhAsssego, \. \
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LOUISIANA STATE LUTrERY.
NEW ORLEANS. August !, 1853.
TO THE PUBLIC
Tnvestlrato for YourscIvesi
Investigate for YourscIvesi

Postmas,er-General Gresham having published
a wilnal and malicious iAlsehood in regard to the
character OF The Louisiana State Lottery Com.
pany, the following facts are given TO the public
TO prove his statement, that VIC are engaged In
fraudulent business, TO be false and untrue
Amount of prizes paid by the Louisiana state
Lottery Company from January /, 1879. TO present
d4te:
Paid to Southern Express Co., New
Orleana, I. NJ. Wescoat, Manager. .tl, no. SO
Paid 10 Louisiana National Bans, Jos. - -
oE,esbg rTesiae e., t'i;ii:i'ii;aE i;,nE wv
s. III. Kennedy, President. .....:.:.,.,.' IL, 100
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
p5 hsldwiS, p MIN H1tdSs ETs.5asni, hank & I6sf
Pain iot tS Citizens Has Bank, i. i. Carrere
PAID tptueef % eraaaa National Bank, jules
PAD sSsor % hibcrnia National Dani, chas.
In rev. cashier. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Paid 10 Canal Bank, Ed. Toby. Cashier u, $50
Paid to Mutual National hank, Joseph ,.
MITCHELL Cashier,s... s...-.s.s.ss's.'sss..ss' q W
Tota, paid as above....................s.as1ds .as1 dsC
| Paid In sums OF under q, 900 ct the
various Offices OF the Company -
throughout the United states.....'..... Sen, 4lO
rota, maid byan. .....................e4sn,OsG q 81, ,OsG
| For the truth Of the above facts We refer the
nub;ic to the officers of the above named corpor-
| atlons, and for our legality and standing to the
| Mayor and onisers of the city Of New Orleans, ia
| tAe State authorities OF Louisiana. and also TO
| u. S. oHicIals of Louisiana. We claim TO be
legal honest aud correct in all our transactions.
/ as much so as any business in the country. OuI
standing is conceded by all who will investigate,
| and our stock has for years been sold at cur
| Board of Brokers, and owned by many OF oui
best known and respected citizens.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, President.
Il
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OUR FIRST NUMBER
f OR T ALL.

You will see many adver-
tisements about large stocks Of
Fall and Winter Goods, and
each one will claim to be
ahead of their competitors, but
we will be content to let the
readers of THE GAZETTE know
we have a larger stock than
usual because our trade de-
mands it, and this is an eyi-
dence that our goods are sold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or a little lower for same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is COM
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we keep the
low-price shoddy goods, but
we do have a good quality at
a very low price, and yet we
sell more of our suits from five
to ten dollars.
In our Boys Department we
have some very stylish gar
ments to show you, while the
young men cannot help being
pleased by making a selection
from our nobby styles.
We have over Forty Styles
to show you in our Mems De-
partment, and now, kind
reader, just visit US at your
earliest convenience and let us
show you our goods, and see
if,it will not be to our mutual
interests to deal with each
other.
This does not give you much
of an idea of our stock, but if
you will stop in at
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PEOBRSSIORAL CARDS,

hrs. ]. N. & J. B. HoBENsACK,
Those afiieted with the effects of sELF-ABusE
and REORGANIZATION should not hesitate
TO consult j. N. & j. b. HOBENsACK Of 206 N.
Second street. Philadeiphia, either by mall or by
person, during the hours OFFS q. N to p. M, and
Bto p. m.
Advice free. Whosoever should know his con.
Nton and the way to improve II should read
''WISD0N IN 4 NUTSHELL -
Sent on receipt Of three-cent stRTan.
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TnE CAY mAnA Ers,

Local sEotatIons Corrected Daily in tho
Street Market.
Hay, Fhzp, ETo.-ooRRROTED DAILY BY W. i.
EoERow, no. iii FR8NoH srRuKT:
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John C. COLE,

NOTARY PUBLIC. AND JUSTICE or THE
EEACE.
Haris Building, 10. iGl West Sixth street Telc,
none rRil s-l-i2-h
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fETE||
A POSITIVE CURE Only Two d

| reCOlnmslaaaii la
those suffering |
iII'a,,y,.ebeealEnns,.. ! n.
Fever, Fly l5 u. ,
nsin, i have , ,
nearly ne all lle Vs. !
giI '9dies, and gla,. gllss
a decided pryliEl'
over them d. ", n.
has given ne : Y. =
Il iate relief, i i
! : u = Mercll
Itllaeai ~
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y ~. nTFEEWnnRP = an
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DOES II MEAN ANrrn1rri l

FRANKFORT, Oct. 5.-Marapls MI
Laiglesia, Spanish Minister to Great N
visited the Emperor YESTERDAY
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PANAMA CANAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Snbscrlptiop, lo,I
OF the Panama canal to tie amount 4
GOO have already be n received.
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a GENERNTs nrrrn

LONDON, Oct. BIT IS understood
II a sit c can teseCund fer CaibOlI
lege at Oxford, Nj, HarlwelI Gryl
cousin Of the Marquis Of Buis, will
tie expense Of erecting suitable build
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PARIS, Oct. 5.-The GoD,,i, .,r..
learned from a semi-oAlcAI sourcs ~ NJ
note forwarded to the Goycrnmert l
spanish ministry demands the imwi
punishment OF the ring.leaders in i'S, t6a !
demonstration against King AlfoTsI
other reparatIon proportionate With M
rage. 4 y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-24
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

Summer Law Lectures, (nine weekly. be-
gin 18th July. 1883, and End 18th eeptember Have
proved Of signal ute-lkt, 10 students, who design
10 pursue their studies at this or other Law Sch oil
70 practtionefs Who have NOT mad t6e ndyaniase al
,ystemaic instruction. For circular apply Up. O,
uniyenity Of Va.) 10 john b. MINOR. Prot. Com.
and stat Law. my23 NwFAv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-24
MEDICAL.
"LOOK OUT FOk THE ENGINE.o

! am locomotive engineer. and have been fol
twenty year, and am now running on the Maine
Central Railroad. Life on Sn engine, aS all ensi.
neen know. Is very trying 10 health aud strength.
The continual jar Of the engine, and strain on our
long tdps all lend 10 weaken the kidneys and uri.
mar organs. in addition 10 this, ten years ago,
met With severe accident, and I wss taken from
under my engine with severe internal injuries,
which gave mo great pain. was laid up for six
months. and suffered moro than can describe, and
more than wish 10 suffer again. Presumed work,
but my kidneys began 70 disturb me, and my neI-
youS system seemed 10 be out Of order l could
not sleep, AZ my water demanded such constant
attention that was kept awake great part Of the
night: TO urinate caused severe pains employed
the best medical Slill In Portland and elsewhere
bu. continued 10 grow wone.
Twas persuaded to try Hunts Remedy AL found
that many Of my friends in Portland had used 1t
with great LucceS vet had no faith that Il would
reach my case. However. / sent for hGltdozen
botIles at one oil thcdrug stores, In Portland and
from the ss OF the first bottle found great relief
My water was much better and the piin ia the back
and limbs greatly relieved. ! Continued its use
until had used ten bottles In all, and 1t has been
to me wonderful blessing, and l have deemed ita
duty and privilege to recommend It 10 those
troubled In a.imilAr manner; dyOu may publish
thIr for the benefit Of our railroad men and the
public In general, rs It has completely cured me.
go. Gro. ". BRADLEY,
Engineer Main Central r. 3.
uovTt Avn Ms Nav 10 lRsN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-24
a valley eroye Farmer on wool.

To he Editor Of the Iateit0eieeT
SIR:-I read in one OF your issues an ar
ticle headed "An Editors. Opinion OF
Wool" II space will permit, will give {
farmers opinion. The editor states thai
some farmers Of Ohio sold their wool fol
so cents and upward, and their aocks are
founded on some Of the old fine WOO
tiocks OF Ohio and Brooke counties, alG
he Is glad TO see farmers returning to the
fine woods and discaIding the gum-stucA
Spanish OF Vermont. Now Il venture te
say there are very few 4. cks in the United
States that have not more or less OF the
gum-stuck Spanish blood in them. Idon'
know that there is an exception. Farmer
to whom | have talked say they dom
breed Spanish, they breed American
Merino or Saxony, but II you come arounc
about coupling time you find them usini
Spanish ram; yet they have no Spanish
blood. There is as good wool on Spanish
sheep as there Is on any sheep in tn,
world, and the whole secret is in breeding
Select good ram, one Of good constitu
ton, size, good length Of staple and goot
wool, free from gum. Then Gull the ewes
Throw out any that have any short, gum
my feeces, and iatten them for the sham
bles. Then you will have nice flock tina
will shear well and yield good wool. Blu
most farmers won't pay the price OF a gooc
ram, which would repay them well in the
end, but will buy five or ten dollar one
and consequently they will have gum
stuck ram and gum.stuck wool, as the edi
tor calls it There is no breeder thar car
raise good ram for that price. But to &C
back to the old style Of woods and breed
sheep that have no wool except on theil
backs, averaging three pounds to the head
won't pay any farmer where land Is the
price It Ii here.
This Is progressive age, and we must
improve. We must breed sheep that have
wool all over, then we shall have SHEEP
that will shear large fleece and good aver
age, which Is not Objectionable to any
manufacturer il it Is clean wool. don't
mean white wool. You can have good
with yellow cast. II you breed white you
weaken the constitution Of sheep.
.,
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KANSAS LtNDs.
A Farmers Opinion of Them-WhAt d
Necessary 10 Success.

A Farmers Opinion of Them-WhAt II
Necessary tesueeess.
10 The EilIor Of he fateqieeaeI.
sIR:-As many Of my neighbors are de
sirous OF hearing what 1 think Of Kansas
l have concluded to ask space in yeur
paper deeming II the most efficient way Of
giving my experience during my trip. Out
lining the incidents common to travel
will say that entered the State Of Kansas
at Kansas City, NO., going by the A., T. 4
S. F. railroad, up the Kansas Valley to To-
peka and the, cotton wood valley through
Emporia and finally up the great Arkansas
Valley to the Colorado line, all OF which is
beautiful to look at, and from the present
appearance certainly very fertile. Much Of
it, that particularly along the Kansas and
cottonwood valleys, is too high priced for a
man OF moderate means 10 invest in with
prospect OF advantage TO themselves. My
choice OF all saw, however, everything
being duly considered, is the irrigated land
OF Finney county,. receiving water from
the great Arkansas river, whose waters are
thick with the rich alluvial soil Of the
mountains from which they flow, the
smallest amount OF which taken into the
hand and let stand two minutes will de-
post well defined substance that has no
superior as a fertilizer, thus constant
ly replenishing the drain consequent
upon successive root crops, which
are 30 enormously productive here,
and some OF which have reached the fol-
lowing figures: Onions, per acre 600 bush:
els; sweet potatoes, 400; turnips, 500 +; oats,
rs; corn o., on first breaking. Watermel-
ons, and, IN fact, everything in the vine
line is simply beyond computation, and
true statement would doubtless be treated
with ridicule, hence forbear. My judg-
ment ia that the advantages in favor OF
sheep culture are vastly superior here to
any other branch OF husbandry. Yet 1t
can never interfere with the great and sue
cessful system Of irrigation that has been
inaugura,ed, as the grazier and agricultur.
istt are separated by well defined and un-
unsuitable geographical lines, thus enabling
each to pursue his calling and live
together in harmony. Yea, TO labor
together, as they are now doing in this
place iSIaruen Clty, hAnsAsJ, III tue au-
vancement Of education, religion and NOR.
atty.
The advantages are 80 many, and 80
great, that have scarcely been able 10
discern any drawbacks, yet l am con.
strained TO say that these advantages are
strictly with the man who has energy,
pluck, prudence, and some cash; and
where failures are experienced they are
mos. generally referable to one or more Of
these causes. q. l.. HOLMES.
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A visitors Kind Words for DIR. Bland
Every thing In Oraer,

A ,visit0r's Kind Words for DIR. Bland.
Everything In oraer.
TO he Editor Of he Iaiett0ener.
SRI have just returned home from a
visit to the Asylum at Weston. asked
Dr.. Bland for the privilege of passing
through the institution, that might see
for myself the condition Of patients and
the state of their rooms. The request was
readily granted. found every hall, ward
and apartment as clean and in rs good a
sanitary condition as / think 1t possible
for them to be kept The clothing and
beds OF the patients were clean and well
adapted to comfort. Since last November
l have visited the Asylum four times, and
more or lees examined, as already stated,
and uniformly found the same state Of
things. The female patients and their at
tendants / have always found in their ap-
propriste part Of the building; also the
male patients and their attendants in their
part Always separate only as they would
be brought together on coming 10 DR..
Bands Office. DR.. Bland has ever appear.
ed courteous and kind. What he has said
and done to others cannot state. AS for
myself, have no word Of complaint.
4tt llc 5aJ W tuObo WIZ uhfo hicuuo III
the asylum, do not fear they are not cared
for. We are mutually interested in loved
ones, and 80 far as / am concerned, feel
assured DR.. Bland will do all he can for
their comfort and welfare. Some things
may occur that you and / may not approve,
but these are the exceptions and not the
rule.
Asto DR.. BANDS relationship to Gov
ernor Jackson, l have nothing TO do with
this. II he meets the duties Of his position
be does we'll and all we can ask.
As to statistics they are and will be open
to the people, and the people will judge
Alright. My purpose in writing, is to state
facts as have observed them that friends
OF patients may not feel uneasy, and that
just representation might go before the
people 80 far 40 have observed them.
have not made this statement as 4 par
tizan; DR.. Bland is Democrat, am
Republican; he served in the Confederate
army, l in the Federal. II DR.. Bland be
incompetent, It is for these to judge who are
competent. D. POWELL.
Remington, Taylor Co.
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She often glanced at the iat.oti town,
And wondered II eggs were up or down