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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-17
IN enumeratinr the MANY rreat

In enumerating the many great
achievements OF the republican party,
Col. Morrow, in his speech invaria-
bly, spoke Of them as what 1--WE" have
done. He seemed 10 forget that while
the republican party was legislating
to give the negro the right Of suffrage,
after it had given him the right of
American citizenship, that eve" Chat
is he) opposed il with all his might
and main and in the Senate Of Ken.
lucky on January %, 1866, was NOV.
ed TO offer the appended resolution,
among Others, to the body. Had his
wishes prevailed, the negro would not
have been a voter to this day; but as
he has been made one, he smilingly
submits to the inevitable and begs the
selfsame African 10 help him out Of
bad box. Will he assist in increas.
ing the vote of one so illiberal or let
him look solely TO his white friends
for support and thereby come out of
the little end Of the hornp We shall
see. But here is the resolution
6. Resolved, That the Congress Of
the United States has no pO'oer, under
the second section Of the thirteenth
amendment TO the Constitution Of The
United States, to pass any la,O granting
the right of suffrage IN The States to per-
sons of African descent, and that zoe are
opposed 10 granting suffrage TO persons
of hat class BIZ the State.
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Cor. Morrow called attention 70
one fact that can not be gainsayed,
that is. that it costs the State 20 per
cent. 10 collect her revenue. This is
an outrage, especially when we con-
slider that the Federal government
pays less than three per cent. for the
same work. Oar next Legislature
must look into this matter. Ten years
ago We paid but IA cents on the dol
lar and that was far too much.
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JUNE l6th.-Last night the dear LORD
gave precious meeting, that quite blotted
out the memory OF the previous evenings
disasters. Twelve dear souls confessed the
Savior and the room was full. Several
ministers present, who seemed 10 take
kindly what know was startling 10 some
Of them. And | will just say for the En-
glish clegymen whom | have met, that they
seem willing TO listen and are disposed to
receive scripture proof without anger even
when II bears hardly upon their cherished
opinions. l have been very agreeably dis
appointed in them thus far. May this
sort Of disappointment deepen as the days
90 by. How il would rejoice my heart
il the ministers would only receive me
kindly and fairly. | am not entirely
weaned from eierisy yet.
This Saturday. morning the girls and
Willie resolved TO 40 boating again, tho
the wind Was very fresh and the "white-
caps" studded the green waters. VIII took
the "kyak" again and played E,quimaux,
while the girls oOnfdsd their persons to an
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Noises in the Head the vital nuid passing nnoSs
thal lead 10 insanity and death,
LIE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Will agree to forfeit Five Hundred DoIiars foY
Aoase Of This Kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
un i thelr special advice and ueatmenu will
!onmd In y, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN-
sIiiUIE treats all Private Diseases SUCCESSFULLY
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor
ongh examination and advice, including snaiS
VI bO bottle, or four times the luantity, Is OF.
sent 70 any addnss on receipt OF price, or d D. D.,
quo Q, o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
ahteoh secure from observation, and in privatn
iNslIIUIE' us Olivestreet. 81 louis, Missouri
wholesale Agenis J. J. sCHoTT & CO., Gal.
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Il. s. ]. g. siailmaa.
HOUSTON 4 TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
TWO EMPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY

pSts @ s and
Az Mix NJ THROUGH
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ON THE MORNING OF
July 4th Tho nat,l VIII DO Opsn
REGULARLY.
AND THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC IL
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED

Professor Roos Pavilion Band win be IN nj
enoanco on the evening Of July o and viii
play regularly thereafter durif the season Tor
he house f"N"A' VI
Ne pains or expense has been spared IN Tho
construction OF this Hotel.
All the furnishings and fittings are OF the yerv
best Qualify and embody all the modern con-
yenlences and Improvements known 70 the IIo-
lel profession, such an Electric Lighting. Rieo.
VIC VIC Annuneiators, well ventilated Bed Rooms,
FINEST beoulng, Ample Patloys and Reception
ing Rooms public and privately neatly loco
Sn HSs OF Salleiies Tor promenading, dancing,
n The House Is furnished with enc Of the otis
Hydraulic Elevators
lmmediatelyin front OF the Hotel are located
along the Beach OF the Gulf OF Mexico Fine
bah Houses ana ample facilities easily ao-
oessioie for bathing In the Gulf Surf. free from
The table win be- supplied with every,h.ns
IN season, OF the best quality aud variety thai
nome and northern markets can ailold and the
tlhes'Fish rom the waters OF the Gulf viii
be q specially and leading feature in the
These with many other attraction. nah.
the Beach Hotel and Galveston The nnest sea-
side resort IN ne vcrld. w.
Street Car Llnes o. the City RON lmmedla.eiv
10 front OF the Hotel thereby furnIshins
en- az, slsedy and convenient iacilsies to tho
TERMS Transient rate ~ 10 "a nor dax
Special Rates BY the Week or month.
~. HARVEY PIERCE. Pros ,etor.
Late ofani Central Hotel, N, Y.
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FUTURES,

wall EQUATION is on the increased n this city as
thI,' M elsewhere. Parties from AL ,oints iu
Ion SeIuon OF the state are taking deals in cot.
ofCA w,ntal, corn, pork aud lard The failures
hnsinVaso nave only given prominence 10 the
docs ~, We earn from Mr Wheelock who
ON N w a. commission and brokerage business
Men uolts OF the Exchange. that dealing IN
nrn,ts,Votk cotton iulu,es ami Chicago grain and
WSoNo1 futures Is increasing steadily MIR.
town. VVN says the orders fr m surrounding
pr.,n ate heavy. The low prices of cotton,
Wbaa, a9d provisions aud the iacinues Mr..
frnnt ,Vek one specnlators. Ia bringing TO the
deal pse who watch the market ard take
. IN n.y." -. intures In New York to-day were from
opSf, points lower than last evening Only
cheSs V9n'N"ont " 70 received On the TX
vSuuug', which uw a a few polnts hiyhsr tam
o. AZ, IN LircrpOO' 'hrr, was IN adv ,urc
wer. I'm all months Flu, res in Galveston
QnoirtianH ste'dy mi unchanged itom the
eqst az, 20 whent declined pdy 1t. Au-
'o'lig at N.0l S.s, aud September at
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FINANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL,

According to an estimate made, atleast $500.
OO 600 OF the national debt Is held I'm Eufope
the treasurer sent SlS32l to foreign bond.
holders direct last quarter -l79 GAG to the hold.
esoli per cents, s4S,2G to holders OF A., per
esnts, ST. $50 to holders o 8 per cents, aud 800
gll b holders of3 ( per cents THIS sum rep.
re,ents about slS0000J zoo in bonds, and IL tits
ime that ~ per cent OF foreign owners receive
their interest through American agents-and
that rs believed to be Il liberal estimate--abOut
SWOlO,OOO OF the national debt is held across
the water, OF less than 20 per cent There are
over co 600 accounts on the registers books
The report on the working Of the new post.
Once savings bank in France during 1882 shows
iha. 47S,tOO depnsi were pa in, making a to-
al sum i,G3i 600 francs The Withdrawals
amounted to lISll 0Ol francs, so hat there was
an Oyerplus for Iheyear Of i6 S23 900 francs left
deposited, The deposits ayera 20 1856 francs
each the Withdrawals $40 francs.
CHICAGO July 3D. Judge Bodgett in the
United States district court to-day gave a de-
cision IN the case Of Irons against the Manu-.
isCuuers National bank Of Chicago in which
h. holds that stockholders In national bank
Mc liable for the debts of the bank TO the
amount of their stock, and the individual suits
10 recover on this liability eau be commeu ced
without the Intervention off receiver
The Indicator says. Zone of the most famous
, Of Leadvil'e mines is the Robert f. Lee, which
has just been sold TO English capitalists for the
starting sum OF "a 100 900 In cash. Specimens of
ore from this mine are shown. which assay g5,OCO
ounces, or $500 to the ton. The Little Pitts.
burg is another valuable property which
turned out 500 00) IN two years English CAPT
hlists are also in negotiation for the purchase
oithe Little Plttsburg mine, aud 1t viii proba.
bly, be sold "
Discussing officers, national banks, and sub.
teasurers have been instructed to refuse pay.
meni on any check drawn by paymaster Of
the Unitel States army in payment for services
10 al officer or enlisted man, unless the period
covered by the payment is STATED in such
check This action is taken in compliance
with request from the secretary of war.
The chief of the secret service division of the
treasury, under the edyice Of the law officer Of
the treasury, has issued instructions TO his
agents looking to suppr ssing the manufacture
Of bangles in imitation of gold and silver
coins, which is represented To be increasing to
great extent In the west.
Bullion reeet Is ftom the mines at the various
Offices In New York ctv TOR the week ended
July 20 were sl3l 262, against $4,000 for the
previous week. The receipts from January |,
1851 to dat are 81 IA
The Leadvlle Herald reports the ore outDut of
the mines situated on the different hills at Lead
vile for the month OF June NJ 81, So tons.
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LIVERPOOL.
COTTON.

ADvGcEa from all the cotton centers of the
country report prices steady and unchanged
There is very little activity displayed I'm any Of
the ma kets of America butthe telegraph states
lnat prizes are hardening In Liverpool. In this
city no changes are noticed
TODAY's QUOTATIONS
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ps'write for the little Book. which VIII
be mailed free,
Price, Small size Shopper bottle. Largo
size iholding double quantity 81. 20 bo tie.
All Druggists sell Il.
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ej1ltIM't Ctm4t1irA.

hcsSTS. EtfoS'-
The above is good likeness Of My. lydia F. Plnla
BAN, VI Lynn, Mass who above all other human beings
may be truthfully caedthe Dear Friend Il Woman"
as some OF her correspondents love 10 call her She
scaously devoted to her work. which Is the outcome
Of life study, and "a obliged to keep dix lady
asdants, to help her answcrthe large corrcsondence
which daily pours in upon her. each barring IL special
burisn % suffering or Joy az release from Il. Her
Vegetable Compound Is a medicine for good and not
evil purposes have personally Investigated 10 and
am satisfied Of the truth this
On account " it, proven merits II Il recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians In the country
one saysi " Il works like charm and saws much
ran II will cure entirely the worst form OF falling
Of the uterus, Icucorrhua, irregular and painful
Mcnstruati.n all ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
Uccration FocdnFs, all Displaccmcnts and the con.
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he Change OF lifc,'
Itpcrmeaics every portion Of the system and gives
low life and vigor It removes falntncss iiatulency
destroys all craving for stmulauts and relieves WAX.
ness Of the stomach. IL cures Floating, Headaches,
Nervous Prostitution, General Debility slcoplessness,
Dcpvssion and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down. causing pain weight and hacknche, Is always
permanently cured by i,suse Twin at all times and
under all circumstance &C, in harmony with the law
that governs the female system,
ltcosts only o. rcr bottle six fct g. and Is sold by
druggists. ANY advice required TO tIccia cass and
the names u many who have been restored 10 perfect
health by the use u the Vegetable Compound DO
obtained by addressing Mrs r., with stamp FOR vply,
at hrr home IN Lynn Mass
For Kidney ComplaiNt Of either SIX this compounds
unsurpassed "a abundant testimonials show,
"MrS PinkhamS Liver Pils," says one writer "are
he best in he tnorii Tor the cure Of Constipation
nliousncss and Tunidity VI the liver Her nlo.d
Plriacrw work wonders IN Us special line and bids fair
toelual the Compound IN its popularity.
An must respect her as an Angel OF Mercy Who's sos
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nhI,aAnlIhIa. IN On Mra. A. N. ~
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEXAS
GOLs COLORADO and SANTA FE RY
CONNECTIONS.

y ~ AANS = 4O1V IA
A.n-
M 1ALN 20 ION with Mallory Line OF
,, ,Usil , ~ NY mest ana New York Nor.
san Inc dl stesIners ior New Orleans Indian.
Sr,,, V"'pus OhilAu' BROWNSVILLE and Vera
a. A1nox
AT AHCOLA with /. n q. N. X. r., foi
, ,ta " sn9 owns IN btaHoria county,
AT hUrEN BEHG with e., II. n b, A. Ky
,,o ul,Soi n1uuel ioI columbus Weimar HAT.
NJ, NJ, Lu'i ~ can Antonio, Laredo, Uyaldo
mes,Vrn leAhs ana Mexico also foi
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Msasea,.

s~pR RpaxNR DE vAux. OF FRANcR,
sou MS hever-failing remedy, MATURE COINS,
pial restorative OF VitalixerM All alfected witl
nervous debility, loss ~ manhood ans An fin.
dred diseases should a. once procure hi scircuisr
above mentioned; theu Al once 10 pro ma s-.,ss
Us or through N by your druggistor expfeS
the never. falling remedy
CRoMDUS, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
wholesale DruRglsts. Dallas, Texas,
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81 % 3.S Corn was firm, s.i to rs lower An.
gust bringing 81. and September 1894 TO 80 IS
Mess pork was 10 cents lover, August selling
lor sl3 30, and September for slll0 Lard
showed the same decline August closing Ut
so'9O and september AT t9.02l.2
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NEW YORK.


Opening Closing Closing
To-day. To-day. Yesterday
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HOTEL,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.

The management respectfully announce that
ms magnihct MT structure will open ( q doors
lot me inspection and entertainment OF the
ally on the evening Of JULY g. at which time
the whole building will be brilliantly illumi.
mated by Thirty Brush Electric Lights,
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Illustrated Marriage Guide, 2so pages cloth
aud Gilt binding, 50 cents; same in paper cover
% cents, Manhood. 10 cents; wemanhood, 10
cents pamphlet cents securely sealed, Nv
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR.
WHITTIER the great specialist. 6l7 St ohsrlo
street. St Louis. Mo
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u a never.failing tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality. Sem
nal Weakness, Sper.
matorrhwa, L. u ST
MANHOOD impown.
'cy, Paralys, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse. youihiu
10 lies ard excuses In
maturer years-such AZ
Loss Of Men ory Las
kiIude, Nocturnal Emis
sion, Aversion 10 Bocie
~ Mn nAEa ~ UlalA.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-22

tend to the orening OF the fruit himself
Place the contents OF the best melons In
bowl or other convenient vessel, cDver { lem
with water and allow them 10 staud Tor a les
dsy : - feImtni. They should he looked : )
and stirred every day. aud when Il - tOaod
that The seeds fall from their attach
ments 10 the bottom of the YES
sci the refuse il to be removal.
the seeds washed ard spread ont 70 dry upon
boards or cloth The seeds Of vatermelons
are much less likely than those of melons u
be perfect at the time The fruit Is IN eating
ccTGi1OD; hence seed growers allow water
melons 10 get desd-ripe, or rotten ripe, be
fore they separate the seeds. OF the seeds
separated whea the fruit is eaten. share
will grow. Such seeds should be collected.
wasl ed ard dried. In sowing waterm sion
eds Of any kind it is well 10 recOllect that
large msjuIiiy are WORTHLESS, and to De liber
ri sccorGingly With cucumbers, ALLOW a
few Of the earliest and best shaped to ripen
oD the vines for seed. All Others, If not
wanted for use, should be removed, and not
allowed 10 exhaust the vines uselessly. When
thorough ~ ripe, gather the cucum0ers and
cut them leDgthwise, scrspe out the contents
into vessel and allow them 20 ferment un
til The seeds are freed from mucilags which
surrounds them, and can be washed and
drIes
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rFsde 81 goods. and made ~ Gil seasons OF the
'nr, sBas 10 Do fresh, and Of decided flavor sud
eushiy. The heii'r Quslity implies better appsE
AUS - The lam daily or 80 opAa'ion a d that
tti duchd by msk,rs who are IN In IA sbly ~
10y n0vices who 90 not understand soae
p.infipe 81 the seicf &c hatnndeTlieS the working
a. Dairy IcoOs Sucn gOs d. Il lut need % Oe
tumed he day after they 4 made u keep them
~ - t.oi in. and iheV siv both dealer aud cOn-
sumner COZ fGeDce in the article. rh- future OF
ctlrl ing Is one Of prOmic for tbtse measures viii
in rsbrer right themselves AID ihere must
also he y demand thas will both enlarge as u re-
- e TO the average consumption 81 rscb indtvi J.
ual. but alsO as governed by our rapidly augment
he population Figured al pre- sent iasss We Al lSt
cs fTcr the PRODUCTION of batter nj we
Le6sly .0.tO0OOO bounds each year meet the
ned II cur rapidly Increasing population. II no
poor butter VAS made and this is q good keeper
n ulc force the $50 900 600 pounds OF bpk1s
pTcdUfts Irade IN this country. and give Rbundint
relief from our present Cve-crSwcsd market.
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ApisbeI,exer IN Hedges

The land on my side Of the hedge has been
constantly cultivated and frequently ma
nuTed. On the opposite side my neighbor
has q strip OF grass land twenty feet wide
which he uses as a road. Investigation
showed that on my side each large root was
fed by thousands of fine hbrous roots, which
literally filed the ground, reaching both up
and down, and roobiDg the soil OF all the
fertility and moisture within their reach
The former owner of my land made a weak
attempt TO prevent this piracy on the part of
the hedge by digging ditch two feet deep
alongside OF it. Inc evil effects OF the hedgs
roots were most noticeable during dry sea
SOD, and always very apparent.
lsuggeSted 10 my neighbOr that il wOlld
please me greatly II he would grant me
permission 10 reducs the whole
hedge TO q uniform height OF four
and half or five feet He objected on the
ground that il afforded fine windbreak for
his pastures yards, etc. Not wishing TO
enter into doubtful and expensive litigatioa
with him, bad adllch four feet deep aud
three feet wide dug the entire length of the
hedge, two feet from it, Ii was difficult
and iabOriOus job, but millions of the robber
roots were severed. and the effect on DO tn
my land and the hedge was significant.
About One-fOurth Of the hedge died Tue
remainder seems to be afflicted with the
--yelows," while my crop this year looks as
well close by the ditch as II does fifty feet
away. When il is tally understood that q
healthy, trimmed Usage orange hedge re-
guires land at least a rod in width upon
which 70 grow, and that an untrimmed hedge
requires fully two rods. think less number
of cross hedges will be planted and macy
more that now cumber the land will be
gTubbed out.
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0Ferladen Pruit Trees-ATbitrate, DOn'l
Litigaie-SaTe Your Melon seeds.
Concerning Beans-wheRt seed Attention
Peach 6Fowers-I Ilioois Pairs-Live
STOCK SOTes-Items of General
IateFest.
PfeEls Farming.

u is not advisable, as general thing. for
farmers beyond the reach Of pickle factories
10 grow cucRmberS. the smaller the cucum-
bers the higher the price by the thousand.
For small ones the picking should be made
every day, or a. least every other day, and
they should be delivered at the factory every
few days or before they become Giscolorsd.
Those who have planted c1cumbeTs in local
tiles where they can not readily dispose of
them, must either salt the product themselves
or lose the crop. In the factories the cucum-
bers are sailed 10 large watts, but on a small
scale this must be done in barrels Whisky
or alcohol barrels ara the best and where il
requires the pickings of several days to I'll a
barrel wooden follower must be provided.
Take out one head OF the barrel, place
in the cueumbers, sprinkling salt among
them, place on the follower with
heavy stone upon II, aud add suf-
fcient water 10 cover the cucCmbsrs. Add
each day 5 pickiDgS with more salt and use
more water II needed until the barrel is fail
when il is te be headed up. Half b1shel
of the best dairy salt IS needed 20 each barrel,
and If this quantity has not been used az the
cucumbers were LAID in add the remainder
before heading up, Two points mast be OBJ
served IN gathering the cucumbers cut them
so as to leave the stem attached and use only
salt OF known purity. In putting down the
cucumbers count them. as they are sold by
the thousand. Sailed in this manner and
properly headed up, with tight bangs, Gu
cumbsrs will keep long time, but they will
be ready for the pickle maker, that is, will
be sailed through. in about thirty days. The
smaller the cucumbsrs the greater the num-
Der that barrel will hold. Do nor mix large
and small in The same barrel, bat have tue
size uniform all through. Picked in this
manner cUcumbers will keep and can b.
transported. and if no sale is TO be found near
home they can De sent 70 factories at long
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Farmers Arbttrate. Don't Lisltate.

The Law fsvors arbitration as a peacabe
and inexpensive method OF settling ditficul-
ties. In many of the States there are statu-
fury provisions, by which q Judgment OF the
Court may be rendered on the award or fad
ing Of arbitrators. concerning matter duly
submitted 70 hem. IL is almost always pos
sible 70 take G case out of Court. and submit
It to referees at any stage of its progress In
the absence o. any statutory provisions, il is
always lawful for parties TO agree 10 submit
their differences TO arbitrators, aud abide BY
their decision The agreement 10 do so may
be either oral or written, bat the latter
is the better way. The form is not essen
tial, except that the meaning should be
carefully expressed. 1t is customary, in addI-
fion to the sgTeemsnt for the parties to ex-
ecute 10 each other an arbitration bond. con
ditioned on each party performing the award
given BY the arbitrat0rs, whatever il may
De. III the arward - properly made it then
becomes binding on the parties. Arbitration
is well worth considering by farmers, who
find themselves in dispute about some sim
pie question of fact, as, for instance, the
amount of damage which AS breechy cattle
have done 10 BIS corn, or IS to what was the
value of AS sheep which were
killed by BIS bad dog. Such ques-
tions can generally be quickly. cheaply, aud
justly settled by one or more fair minded
neighbors and the expense, delay and sg-
gravati0n Of suit in Court may thus be
avoided