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shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, wbooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by w. n. Patterson a Co., druggists,
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"Hackmetack, lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price IS and 30 cents. Sold
by W. II. Patterson, q Co.. druggists,
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As standard remedy for The permanel

As a standard remedy for the permanent
cure Of chronic female complaints, English
Female Bitters has won the grand prize
over all competition in the United States.
Married and single ladies ale aelisAlel
II you need strength-if you wish an appe-
tite-f you desire iron in your blood-if
emaciated and you wish TO possess more
weight-it is the very medicine you want.
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"a '5alcs Cantrell survey fl


M. Estis and wife TO o. D. Montgom'
ery. 900 acres in the Herman Heder ieaRue'
for $1,000. rr-ra-11-l--
" fahhnf NJ. SSoGKfeit 10 Ellis Cockrell, 233 1-3
acres on the J. G. Reed suryev, for $685.. 70,
w. J. Betterton to Mrs. M. A. Stacy, gu
by 100 feet os south side of Jackson street,
in block GA, for $500.
]. M, Pace and wife to Sarah f. Jones,
lot l, block 10, OF the town OF Mesquite, for
$500.
James Guyton and wife to James b.
Simpson, lot on southwest corner OF Main
and Leonard streets, for 5000.
II. II. Downing, administrator OF william
H. Bailey, deceased, to j. w. Allen, ~
acres, the John Stephens survey, for $500.
r. ID. Jacques TO Lucy Selkirk, his undl,
vided two-thirds interest in and to $50
acres of the John II. Harden survey, for
other valuable consideration ana $40.
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TILE DA LAS WEEKLY nEnALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9s 1893.

officers elected President A, Davis A.
u. Aldhdge, secretary, and W. H. Ofiggst
treasurer. The following are ihe names 81
the new directory Messfs, A Davis, W.
q. Conner. w H. lilipptn, 3. j. Adams, j..
N. Simpson, i. " Henderson, Lawrence
Knepny RV. Tompkns and Alex. Sangers.
The following lois were spoken for the
site To be considered Mt the next meeting,
which Is to come off this afternoon at 3
o'clock. The lot east OF Srhmkopp'e; lot
now occupied by Martinez cigar store,
corner Main and Poydras, and the vacant
premises Just south of the old San Jacinto
hotel, and the old Methodist church al
corner Of Lamar aud Commerce streets
The ball seems to be moving, and IL Is nov
an assured fact that the long needed, muct
talked of and often Disappointing opera
house will at once be commenced ant
finished by the next dramatic season. "St
mote 1t be-"
At the meeting OF the city council las
night, a committee was appointed to sci
the old engine.house lot, fronting on Com
merce street, to the opera-house company
for $3.50 cash. The lot is just east OF tn,
Schneider & Davis lot, and is 20 by 100 feet
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Howarsunsylv.nIa couple ssparaisd.

An amusing incident occurred the otbef
day south Of the state line. A OecilcOunty
pair had not been living very happily TO
esther for some time since, and they agreed
20 remove TO TEXAS, Lancaster county.
Together. Their worldly effects filed three
wagons. She possessed the most property,
and occupied two vehicles. He seemed sats
and Coutenied In one wagon with bis effects.
Both received the iarewells and best wishes
Of q crowd d amused spectators. The h0I-
ses were started. and the tho Of conveyen-
ces disappeared in the west. Wien lev
miles this side Of Texas the pair errlred 81
forked roa1a There they Stopped, and. a.
Ter considerable conversation Of n spicy
character, they mutually nEreed - part and
reuarnfe forever. They leaned from The
fr1uts Of their EaeO1s. ench taking fart-
Wi look e The other. And aiIer some errla-
.rnntona. slowly drove down = different
fsad. ard were zen no mont y tsrenes-
Isc1rd-
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ItHas Done nderful Things For Her.

So writes daughter OF the effect of COM
pound Oxygen on her mother, lady in her
sixty-ninth year, about whose case, when
submitted to us for an opinion we wrote
discouragingly. After the first treatment
had been used up, this report
was made: you perhaps remem-
Der that when yon gave her (my
mother) your advice, you said that you did
not think her case as hopeful as majority
of your patients, so that you cannot always
tell in advance. 1t has done wonderful
things for her, and would have
been glad il you could have witnessed
them. At the time she commenced taking
the Oxygen, she did not think she could
! live very long. She was feeble, very much
depressed in spirits, victim Of extreme
nervous prostratiop, with no special sign oil
disease, beside. Life was almost burden
to her, SO dark and dreary looked the whole
world. To-day she is cheerful. with more
strength and seeming vitality than most
persons of her age-sixty-nine. After, q
busy forenoon, she has gone quarter of, q
mile to make calls.'' Our Treatise on Com,
pound Oxygen, containing large reports Of
cases and full information, sent Free. Ad
dress Drs. Starkey g. Palen, 1109 and I'LL
Girard street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Chen NJ. Cereisnd walled down
TrlndraT the other caT = cunous friend
~aIke1 behind % 80 bow many people
unu'd reerrr - tlis gCTerrcf- The curlous
ma " b tuee1 Halison Square a1d
Crnn| stresf he rns nCt recornlzed. - iEi
Loud dI11eU. tg alneIt perso1- tied
r|rrI'Ie r,rrsef - TIE crurW 81 ne waIf
80 -. 'rnrtirr - trinl c1urlE unt 10
r~rrIs uers wnIfIrr On = tIrrE. tEurt1
IEai q lsna 500 re1pl1 r4.e4 wIInn
arrr'aierrtt nnf az 20 rtr1E1l1s he rnnr
rII1ss rIsrs IN p1IItic4 - ulel1e1 = f-enr.r
In1nercs fhn1 n1T 10 s'nrs af1E1
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A..free sample copy of the new paper, send
lXour.psme and address and that of your
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AUSTIN LETTER.

tue Penitentiary Leases, Lake banpn0s
Ghost, VIII Not Down-scpIy TO some
Expressions Of Approval From semi-
Private source-O metals, rs Ontinls, Must
stand the Test Of Rigid scrutiny, Etc.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
Methodist General Church Extension
Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-The second
days session of tho general committee on
church extension in the Methodist Episcopal
church was opened to-day with appropriate
religious services, conducted by Rev. John
N. Locke, ID. d., of Mount Vernon. ILL., AT
the business meeting Bishop Bowman pre-
sided.
report was presented showing the sums
asked by the various conferences and also the
sums authorized When the portion of the
report referring to the claims of Dakota was
taken up, the Rev. DR.. Kynett stated that this
field was one Of tho most important, and that
all the other churches wero concentrating
their efforts in this district He believed in
making tho authorization $4,000, The Rev.
w. j. PaXson made motion to that effect, and
it was carried by vote of20 TO 5.
Tho Rev. DIR. Kynett then moved that the
authorization for Detroit be increased to
$4,000, and that both sides of the East Ger
man conference be raised $1,000, both OF
which motions were agreed to.
number of other changes wero made
among them tho authorization for Minnesota
being, on motion, of Bishop Simpson, in
creased from $1,000 to $1,000.
After benediction by Bishop Riley, the meet
ing took recess of one hour.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
Fro,n aIaryIan,l,s CanIt,I.


ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 16.-Three cases were
decided day in the Maryland court OF
appeals which were argued at the October
term and contained on tho general docket
They were as follows: Mcdonald VS.. Work.
ingmen's building association Of Cumber-
land Catlin VS.. Catln, and the Maryland
Fertilizer and Manufacturing company vs.
Newman. In the former case, the order OF
the lower court is reversed, and judg-
ment isatlirmed in the two latter cases.
Commissions TO some of tho candidates re-
Gently elected were sent out from the execu-
tive chamber to-day, ana othors will follow
tomorrow. The governor has designated
William II, Barnard, of Garrett county;
Mark Melor, of Baltimore county, and Solo
mon f. Cirnan, of Dorchester county, as chief
judges Of tho Orphans court Of those 4oun-
ties. Tho resignation of William $. Gordy.
as register of voters for the fifth district OF
Wicomico county, has been received at the
executive department.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
THE COMING COMET.
IL win BE Visible Here on New Years
Night.

Nightly observations are made at the naval
observatory in this city of the comet which
is rapidly nearing visibility. Tho professors
there stated to REPUBLICAN, reporter yes
terdny evening that it is Ponds comet, which
was first discovered in 1912. This is its
periodic return after an absence in tho mys-
terios Of space for seventy-two years. Capt
Sampson thinks IL will be visible in this city
to the naked eye by New Years day, IL not
before. The iory visitor, as seen through the
colossal telescope at the observatory, is rap.
idly increasing in brightness, although II will
not compare at all with tho comet of last
year in either brilliancy or size, 1t will re-
main visible from January until spring
National Republican., 1883-11-17
The New spanish Minister.

Senior Juan Valera, the now Spanish min
lister to this country, was born at Cabra, pro-
vince Of Cordova, Spain, He entered the
diplomatic service on the sixteenth of May,
1Si7, when he was appointed attache at the
embassy to Naples He hos been secretary of
legation at Rio do Janeiro and minister to the
German confederacy at Frankfort. He is an
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary of the first class (the same rank as
minister to the United States) since the
twenty-fourth of July, 1865, and was lately
representative of his majesty the king at
Lisbon, one Of Spain's most important lega-
tions. In 1868 Senior Valera was under
secretary of foreign affairs. As o
political man Mr.. Valera has always
served the liberal party in the press
as editor of the C0RtempOraneO, paper
OF great influence in the politics Of Spain dur
ing the Narvae2 ministry. He was elected
several times to congress and is now life
senator AS n literary man no is considered
one OF the best Of contemporary authors and
probably is the most elegant. He is q mem
Der Of tho Academy-a body composed of forty
writers-the highest honor to n literary man,
and ono Of tho best critics. He has written
many books and the most popular have been
translated in several languages and published
as teuilletonS by tho Paris journal des DebatS,
such as Pepta Jimenez" "El Comendador
Mendoza" - Las Ilusiones dol Faustiuo,"
" Dona Lug, Parsarse do Listo," "Cuentos
] Dialogos' "Algo do Todo." and very able
translation from the German of book on the
Spanish Moors. Don Juan Valera is one of
the most respected men In Spain.
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National Republican., 1883-11-17
Survivors OF southern Prisons.

SOLDIERS HOME, HAMPTON, VA, Nov. Is.
There was full meeting held here this
afternoon of union survivors Of southern
prisons An organization was effected, and
the association was named "the Hampton
(Va.), Association of ex-Union Soldiers and
Sailors of Southern Prisons Communica-
tions were received from the parent associa-
tiOn at Cleveland, Ohio. A drm determine,
National Republican., 1883-11-17

tion was expressed TO get a bill passed through
congress for pensions, or remuneration pro-
portioncd to the suffering sustained or dis
ability contracted while confined in prison.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
VETANTED--AI.L TO READ THAT
wv DIR. J. VAN DYOk. DEKMATOLOGIST.

No, - Grant Place
Permanently removes Plmples, .BlackheRds, Liver
spots, Sallowness, Superhuous Hair, Wrinkles, Deep
Pores, Freckles, Frontal, Crown, PART aud Temple
Badness scay Scalp Tetter, Thin. Harsh, Dry, split
Faded, and Premature Gray Hair; all Complexion,
Cutaneous, and Hair Blemishes, making the com
peXion resh fine, pure clear peerless, and beauti.
n the hands soft smooth, white, and pretty, and the
hair vigorous and luNuriant without any paints,
enpmels cosmetics, The Doctors treatment h the
result OF 20 years experience.
SUPEBFLUOUS HAIR.-Dr Van DycS Is pleased
TO announce TO the ladies OF Washington that he has
perfected u treatment which permanently and for
ever removes SuperiiuOus hair from the upper lip,
chin, cheeks arms and any part OF the body, without
any injury TO the skins no depilntory acid plaster or
razor used-only treatment in the world that will for
ever remove this most annoying Of all complexion
blemishes.
THE HAIR.-Dr Van Dych successfully treats the
hair and scalp lie carefully examines the scalp, and
Hthe hair tOlices arc not destroyed, he never fails
to cure crown spot, frontal part, and temple bald
ness thin dry split fnded, and premature gray hair
dnndruh, scay scalp scalp letter. aud all affections
OF the lair and scalp Both sexes treated. lisa regu
lar graduate Of medicine and surgery, and you can
consult him with every confidence in his skill. Call
once.
.NoTE-Dr, Van Dyck has permanently located at
No % Grant Place where he can be consulted daily
except Friday and Saturday; hours a. M to p. m; ;
Sundays a M 10 p. IN, 8
NNANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN 10.
w Benll, Bnteman ~ CO. Bank, l4ll Il st. n. w. Is
Commissioner Of Deeds for every State and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner Examiner, and
Notary Public; RlwAysin office nom to D. M
National Republican., 1883-11-17
Sdrantro---Roums.

DoGRD FOR FoIIR WfTfI on {; c;1IFEPiSIif.
ID rooms well located in genteel private family !;
none other need apply; elderly couple preferred !;
terms. 4.20
DOOM AND BOARD, FIRE AND LIGHT;
il y quiet family: terms must be moderate, Address
WINTER, Republican Onice. ALI
Il board, room (together) Capitol Hill In prl-
Vate Christian family. moderate price, Address,
stating terms, DUAL Republican Office. 40
1.-TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, UNFUR-
IL nshed, or rooms for light housekeeping; no
children. Address KIBBY Republican onice. 4-i7
DooMS-PARTIES HAVING FURNISHED OR
Il u uninrnshed rooms can find desirable tenants by
placing them on our books. ROOM RENTING
BUREAU OF Lloyd's Washington Express, Office 1908
ST. n. w. ALI
A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, DETWEEN
IA 18th and 18th aud and Lstp N. w. Address IL.
j. H.. Republican Oiiice.
National Republican., 1883-11-17

JVoR SALE TWO OR THREE HUNDRED
Pound, g99a wrapping paper Business otice,"
National Republican., 1883-11-17
HEALrH Is WEALTH.

IT -
DR. ~ g: WESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IREAIMBNr, specific for Hysteria Dizziness
ConVnlsions, Nervous Headache MentallDepresslon,
LOSS OF memory, bpermntOrrhuOa, Impot0nCy, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, CAUSED by
oVer-eNerton, selEabuse, or Over.lndulgence which
lehdh 20 misery decay and death. ono box Will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one mouths treat
ment one dollar box, or six boxes for i've dOliarA
Sont by mall prepaid, on receipt OF price We gis =
anlee six boxes 10 cure any case. with each{ or
received Dy NJ lor Blk boxes accompanied with ilvo
dollars, we VIII send the purchaser our written guar.
nnlee to return the money II the treatment does not
tneCt cure, Guarantees issued cy STOrr& OROM
WELL, 80 Pennsylvanla avenue, Washington, ID. O.,
wholesale ana retail agents orders by mail Will re-
cevo prompt attention.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
s1lunrn 10 Your.

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE AT THE
street northwest nol3-l
National Republican., 1883-11-17
MrnftnI.

A pYICh AND CONSULTATION FREE
"A Or. WM. TAYLOR, Specialist. ofice, 23 ~ st..
N, W. women ana children diseases u specially.
Gentlemen ure also requested to call as he treats All
evening. nOi2lms
National Republican., 1883-11-17
1lersonul Comfort.

EEET &G-DR. WHITE, s: Gi OPERATING
II rooms, lll0 lh nv, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Ohlce hours, u M 70 =. m. sunday hours. TO II
n. PruCtlCed IN Washington, ID, O., from 1881 TO
present date. PatrOni2ud by the most eminent phys
clans and surgeons Onice Zee, sl per visit.
YHNHE SHEDD BATHS. O03 II STREET NEAR
IL Ninth-lurSish Russian, sulphur and Mercurlni
Baths given with skill aud experience. Manpulator
often years experience At this establishment Single
bath, SE for s5i Ia for $40 open Sunday from a.
m. to p M. anl7tf
NIEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BOVEEsl
IN 1il7 G street. opposite Riggs House Large pooi
good ventilation Ladies' Monday and Friday Not
day. ~ y. m Baths. o. tickets, 500
apo DIR III. L. BOVEH. Electrician.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
Buar0inQ.

tSVNHE TREMoNT."-THIs HOUSE HAS
l. been repapered and repainted, and in every
way nut In first class order. IL il the most desirable
place board In the city Terms, S25 $780, $40 and Ri5
per month House and halls heated by steam.
Il Il DROIT DINING ROOMS
hFOH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
sl2 STREET, WASHINGTON, ID. O.,
Opposite Patent OiliCo.
g2 Meal Tickets, 80, or VA per Month
Comfortable dining rooms for ladies aud families
up stairs. Meals aud lunches served from q a M
to pm. j, w BEALL, Proprietor
nO23m
an . 81. N. .w-sOUTHERN BOARD.
j. ~ L. . Ing house, for coored ladies and gem
llemen; best Of fare and accommodations. MRS. A.
IL. JACKSON, PrOpretress Ocl9lms
National Republican., 1883-11-17
lJs BOOKBINDER AND PAPER RULER,
lI03 STREET N. w.
The Very Finest Binding at the Lowest Rates
PROMPTLY Hxecnted.
SOst amo fuuuo.

L osT.-A MASONIC PIN (soUARE AND COM
II pass), with 10 diamonds liberal reward II left at
lii24th st. N, w. l.. -. CUTLER OlO
National Republican., 1883-11-17

DECoRATIYE ART NEEDLE. woRK-MRS
- H. BRASELMAN Will give Instruction in
Lessons In classes anl private. Apply NJ hor Elm.
broiderng Parlors, No. l2ll q street northwest
TermsreasOnable.
SEND YOUR FRIENDS SAMPLE COPIES OF
- The Weekly Renubcan.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
GmpIOpment.

rTNo MEMBERS OF CoNGREss--A CAPABLE
4 man, lawyer by profession, now In department
9meTs MS services as private sScfGaTy rom WY te
Otice. lnolItf
National Republican., 1883-11-17

DY LADY, SOME WRITING TO DO AT
ID home or In an Office. Address s. W., Republi-
gnn
National Republican., 1883-11-17

A RNoLD ROHLFS, PIANO TUNER AND
~ regulator, formerly with the celebrated manu-
som n, u, 70 whom 1 refer. Address ?. .. box 2il
or Walters Pharmacy, 9th and q SITS NV. nollrlni
National Republican., 1883-11-17

OOS NJ ST. N.w.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
OOO rooms, single or en- suite; private family
tbp pdpnr
National Republican., 1883-11-17
0rrspnaI.

DERSONS WISHING TO BECOME MEMBERS
Of the Homer Literary and Dramatic Assocll-
ton VIII please attend the meeting TO be held Nc
Cauley's Hall, 200 Pennsvlvania avenue southeast,
Saturday evening, at o'clock. II
National Republican., 1883-11-17

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER FROM
"A abroad desires pupils in the German or French
anguage Address w. T., Republican Office. l-20
A sIrUATION-BT A Respectable COL
IN ored glr, rs dressmakcr or seamstress; with
nrs class reforonce Address q lc d., No. 1884 l. ST.
National Republican., 1883-11-17
9mustmtntg.

Same great cast. Direct from five weeks Grand
opera House New York. 100 nights Wallack's The
ing great applause.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
g5ocherr4lichc Sllirois Sfaots-Bcifmre.

ganse 2an6 lit Nun int 8ela9erun8s5litaao,
uno bus WiIitdr 1T gegell Die Bauern I'M
Telo, Die l6pere Nllsldreitun9en, belol7
oerS gegen ba5 @lgentDum Der ibnen 10 per-
baBten ul9arilhet Steuerbeomteu begeben.
Die i'll llngQrn Wterbri.ftcn Gtauen iilto
Durd Die @rf0l9e lbrer StamnesJelolfcn
i'll Oeiterreid 81 chem NSioeritanO geget
bic lingariide Nerfolguu9 tDrer 0tattolalts
tat aufge1tadelt tDoroell, tOte er friber lttea
mails %Dorfan.
DIat mus eetpiB iasen, baB ii9 bas @e7
ianmt. 9}ei0 DcS 6auleS 9absburg in einer
&riiis b%efi1oet, ipel1e nid)t oDne cine 92eu@
8eltaltung beiiel6en enOen fam. 0iele
ipcroet iid1 offe1bar elmer Slaoiitrun9 gu,
mel6e our6 buS 8orl6ieben llad Der Bali
fans 6al6inleL INNER mG0tiger 6erportrez
ten miro.
Die llngarn nerben ipo5l allSulpdt err
fernen, OaB lie .oieler GnttpiGelung Dur6
tbre OeutlGen1 t6ebe Sen gr6Bten Gori6ub
gelrtltet baben uno nod Ieilren. Die 10
WttIionen Deutiden in Seitrei6 liub linz
9arn uno Die 6 NRtuionen llngarn pilroelt
cine 9eipaltige Wiodt Den Slapeit ge9enilber
bll0elt, lpeun oteie na6 bet !2abl altd) Die
W$eDrbelt bon ben 81 W!iQionen Ginm50s
ltern Oes Gjcianint Jteid)5 au6madel.
Nber bon elmer iplden gemeinlamen BoIitif
1T feline Jie0e. Die Otonardie Der 6abS>
burger treibt unaufbaltlam Der Slootlt1
run9 unO bamtt ben Stiirmen elmer 2lbt0>
lung e%tn5elner GDelle ent9egen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01

siemli6 bunt 3uiammeneemiirfeltes. llro
BOD bat es Die 8etpunoeruig uno ben BretS
aler 0eutiden uno fremoen Wttlitars er@
baIten. Sin 8etpeis, oaB Die Organization
unb SIdtigfeit Der oeutiden Armee inter
&rcuBcn8 Tiihrung fir icoen cin5clnen
GDeil oeiieIben cine naDeSu palrDaft pou@
fpmnlene lit.
@uf Die a%ntpelenben frembeu Silriten nllB
bieie Sbatio6e einen geraoeSu iberwGIti7
gellben @tnbrud genlad)t baben. Oenn ais
rbeint feitIidjen &aiierzW Sable" tnn SdIoB
gu 9omt6urg por Der 0oDe S0ni9 Nlfonlo
ouf oicieS Seer ben SoalI a%usbrad)te, fiel er
boil ilgellblidcm gntbufiaSmNs Dem alten
Sailer nm ben gals.
gSu6ri6einli1 erbIifte ct in oteien &oz
lonnen Don Giien unb St0bl cine @arantte
and fir Ii0 ielbit urb ieinen ShroH, llno
9eeen Die 9tepublif, ipel6e bon Sranfreid
aus nub lDm Die Strallen auSitredt. 0a
fam CT iih nun freiIih ieDr Derre6nen.
gSobl fann iere 9tcpubIit 5erfallen, lei cS
our6 innern @urmiti6, iei e5 Our0 3ers
malmlilg bon Quben, abcr l6merli6 lDer7
Den oeutibe Mrmceu oel &0ni8 2~llfonlo por
Sd)idlalcn bemabren fDnncn, mel0e Die tl@
mere &utipidllmg Spaniens lel6it iiber ibn
nod berauftllbren iptro. Ybtl. Dem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
gus @no=Seros.
9Rfttinn- Qnhncn G

WIIIINg EnDuCN %.
Wfdn6cm S9rer 2elar mag e5 lie6 Iein,
ettpaS aus bieler @egeno 3u perne6men, Uni
10 mebr, aI5 Wtan6er aus ben 0lorpitaate1
Die 4bIt6t bat, ii9 bier au3uiieoeLf. Scr
bret Sabren mar bier 2lles cine unabiebz
bare Brairte, bsitanben nit bobem @raie;
ieBt lit AueS III feline unb ie na6oem gr0z
bere Garnen getbeilt uno eingefrieotgt.
0an1it bort Die 8iebSudt bier fat auf.
Die Qniieoler fino bis auf etnige nenige
80bmen iQrlmtIib 0eutide, Die tbeiIS aus
Nloeren Counties, aus Den 9torOitaaten
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-06-28
The Prospect of Success, >

Ex-senator Conkling is not alone
among Republicans in predicting the
success of the Democrats in the next
Presidential election. The country has
already expressed its verdict in favor of
the return of the Democracy to power.
The Democrats elected Mr.. Tlden.
They have revolutionized Congress. In
the last general election and in the
spring elections they swept everything
before them. ,f3;ff, ..f..tyg
There is no question as to the power
of the Democratic party to- elect the
next President. The question is as to
their power to secure the. result of the
popular verdict. 5...s ea -ssa sEs
The Republican party claims monop-
oily of the National Government. In
1876 it resorted to fraud and forgery
and was prepared to resort to violence
to prevent the Inauguration of the Pres
.i1ent whom the people had elected. In
1880 the Republican, leaders carried
large sums Of money to Indiana to buy
up the vote of that State, and purchased
by open bribery and corruption the cleo
ton of Garfield and Arthur E"':E
The Democrats did elect Tilden. but
the Republicans cheated them out of
the Presidency. The Democrats would
have elected Hancock, but the Repub-
licans, by admitted, bribery at the bal
lot-box, changed the result. If the
Democrats elect their President again
in 1884, 60 what outrage or violence will
the Republicans resort to deprive them
of the fruits of their victorv?-N Y. STAR