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9cn Advertisements.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
Gil AND 6l3 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
PHILADELPHIA.

CAPITAL sl,CCOOCO Cfartr Felrero
Acts as cxet utOr, administrator assignee. re.
ceiyer, guaTdisn, attorney BEer, ;ustee and
committee, alone or IN connection with an indi.
yidualappOintee
Takes charge Of the property OF absentees and
non residents, collects and RENTS income
promptly and discharges faithfully the duties of
every tduciary trust and agency known to the
law '-N
Safes for rent within Burglar.proof Vaults of
the most appro Icd construction.
Wills kept in Fire and Burglar-proof Safes
without ch'rge Plate, securities and all other
valuebles securely kept at moderate annual
Charge Tor safe return or specific indemnity.
Car trusts and other approved securities for
sale ~"''''' 'oi
interest allowed on moneys deposited for def.
mite periods or rpun ten days notice.
W. q PATTERSON President
HESTER CLYNER. Ni'e-Presideut
MAHloN 5. STOKES Treasurer
FRANCIS BACON Secretary and TrustOniecr
-. DIRECTORS.
w., y, fauetson ilon.'r F. Bayard
,IEreS long, Wilmington, Del:
Hon Alison White, HARRISBURG Pa
D ~ " H. turner, Hon J, 5. Africa,
H. in, m ~ "suieisuh' huntington, Pa;
Joseph Keefe Reading Pm
Thomas r. Patton Henry $, Eckett
", ~ Ns"I, Reading Pa;
Pr y. Hayes Agncw, Menlmtowp, ia
II, H. Houston. Hon r. n stono,,h.,,
John G Reading, Wcst Chester ~ .'"H
rr in'I M 8,p1ia "a; General WV. II. Davis
vi W., a. 4, hHHu0iph, boylestown, Pa
"o'IIs1oWn, NJ j.; charles W. Cooper
--....--. Allentown Pa
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'Oh ssALE-Ny house and lot corner Of Ross
h, avenue sb and johnson street Dallas. TeS MS
III, =, SS'gV For any further Information mn.
Q. n Campbell. ''-'"s HNPiioss s 20 %,
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a'stcaMeN or Stnlc,i

EsIRAlEO OR SroLEN-On the PSI inst
- rom The premises of Daugherty cor
i uut CotA'e lane aud Oeander street one blacs
i morse about l5h hands high, heavy set and in
E y, condition, Finitr will please dc liver him
AZ eooye address and be rewarded feh2I.lt
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Nh SSLk-Two good cookstoycS, suita61e 1o1
a, noe, OF restaurant: one No. 20 Charter oa ~,
o vsi Continental god and nearly new Tor dSr
also S ,tio OF Wishing to purchase Ranges
new, Apply atonuc at Delmonico R ss nvarly
Dallas Texas '''o''Vo RESTAURANT,
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SsIISS5SkxIsf:SF

-, ,aKidney.Wott has given Immediate rc,Icf IN
n m"N SNfHe' rlMuma,lsm failing under my
April %, lSSa '"' "" "'"N'n W.
al tnaSer found even relief fpin rhcsma,lsm
M kidney troubles III | usel Kidney. Wnr,u
Wyw IN well David NJ nu,,cn IL, r,fSfl
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.sscS keeps ssss s'1S a sSS s X SssSiy
and l,uuors Of every s.nu, an. swS st,endauis
81 |, Il that the proprietor any ~ .rv hind TO
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a;ae Ge,,t.

NoR RENr-Two neatly furnished, roo,,sr
I - WIN or without board. Apply al lis Main
NO Z, ,------------ f"b26-lt
Eph KEN t-SovctGl dwellings and hnS,neSs
No., 4 houses IN desirable localities, tw, of witch
,m w.. answer for private boarding hou,os la.
~ near The business part OF town, Vesi
.VuPe5 ~ 20 Board Ot Trade Rooms. 6l2 Elm ~
iiVk KGNt-A nicely furnished nom rom,
I,ror, a.. slo North Harwood street. Amply at
t'oH MIMI Two good ONCE r0Gms, Nm SIoI-s
VA, over 20, Main street opposite he Grand
"rl1Sor hoiel Apply at NJ. Douobue's Grn'
-, 80, n. -, v' Hiti street. feb2i'lt
k'VR kENI--A neat cottage Tor Ient ON CoI,.
L merce Street No 1907, also two 49,
3pmS -, ON Elm street. No. lll aud llOf IuS,,ir va
y. '. W thompson, l2ll Main ST. febSS.tf
HOE FENr-rhe residence OF the laie l,,,ico
= Ihurmond, No, 50 Cochran streSt unnsso o
M M touf rooms, hall and gallery. kitchen my
vSisi hhe well water large stable and cav.
a9ge hodSc, large garden, with fruit and cranes.
WI III perfect otder. Possession nj onCc Ami,
~ 90 Lamar street l.. + Harris agent, 'f'
NOR RsNf-l lac ARTERY place, No 7IT D..
a oiu' avenue Apply al premises, frh-.t,
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lotteries.

This is the only Lottery ever voted o. and
endorsed by the people OF auv >Hssa.
Louisiana State Lottery 90
Iucorporsred IN ls6S for 3 years by the Lesls-
tuTe fOE educational and charitable purpose
with capital OF sl00o0t0-to which reserve
a.nd Of over $3.50 40 has since been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote its fa.n-
chise WAS made part OF the present state Con
sdtunon adopted December 2nd, A. D., lSI9.
4 s1,endid opportunity town fortune.
A. I'D single Number Drawings will AXE
p .Inthly. Il never scales or poslpones,
n F.lr1Y.k -nhapsns
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l'SN oAEr-A new uuss, mate nv ,iinur,,
!, Ma"lsnia4lutlng Go. OF S. Louis will he soid
I.lSss '1sn cost, Apply to John s!nncg S
-. fAnl5tr
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Thousands of cases Of Consumption are
cured every year by Acker's English Rem.
edy. A single dose will show It's good eff
feet and for those who wish TO make trial
wa have put up trial bottles, at 10 cents
For sale by W. II. Patterson & Co., Dallas,
Texas.
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Eor Sals.

For Sale.
OK T, "a Veal, Cooper 4. Co at Board Of
4 Trade Rooms, 6l2 Rim street. have a large
lumber OF desirable vacant lots as well As splen.
~dly improved property FIR sale.
tOR SALE -One of the most beautiful resi
= ue1ces III Dallas, situated near the Fair
Grounds; house, with rooms lust complcte5
WIN III mode improvements. Shrubberv. els.
TERN, well splendid barn, ETC. must he soi6' n
bargain will be given. Veal, CooneT 4 70
poard OF Trade Rooms, Gl2 Elmst fcbo5It
ok sALE-A nice twO.stofy frame residence
handsomely furnished and having man
,luVtnieneos, located In II choice ueirhhorbonc
ppeaT ,ne business center by Jones Il Murphy
Real Estate Agents -4''p"N
'ok sALE-.A number al residences Ia every
quarter OF the city and In East Dallas rsnt
iig ron siO to sIJON, by Jones 1 MnInb2 Passi
Estate Agents 'i"' P''N Neai
Oh "a sh-N vacant residence Iols M eyery nor
4 uon OF the city and IN East Dallas md snIne
ynOlce business lots on Main and Film straots hS
Jones @naphy Office 100 Main St
NoR SALE Several two'stori 6i;Ck L1sT1e,,
uurIu' J u vi Malii ana Kim streets, by Jones 4
'oh sALE--LarGe and small bodies OF land
a. NuVDut ana Improved, In DALLAS and adinla
Nv. counties by Jones x Murphy. Land Nrgnts
once, No 700 Main ST. ''"''' "s'i'N
Lok SALE-A small, vel paving crI-, sicr. l.,
tiiS county; stock new: GOOD r,4s6ns gira,,
l0i sel'lhg Address f. Il t., Guide PostS6icn
~, ---.-- tcb2i-2l
oh aALh-A huv s,oCK OF nu.t.uees and
ihes 't ,5e AZ lhe following prices / year mn.
pIeS, re. peaches, Re. dwarf penrs OF o. ,' "p
gyapeYlnes at l2c,; lackberries al SO 20 ner i6o
We "lsh To remove large assortment Of IVA
ABOVE 70 make room e. plant other St5cL IL VIZ
we niahe inns very low price. Dou'tfAll IN cai
bni , mN {uu want az once as this offer will moi
s mUiu Eoou aiier the lst Of March. J. Il Jobp.
s,1H, frOpuetor southern Gem Nurseries nm nIa
s'gN.''Hey road mile from court-house. feb2{ If
w sALE--\u established, well pa,ing NIL.
insTl business, stock all new. no oocosi.
MY ~ wy pIa q excellent opening for A nartv
~ w'tn sun! means. Apply to e. II. e., LONG.
iJII, -aiiI, w. n"N N, - tsb2O.lw
"N aA '.ili;, Household furnituu Tor sale. An
p'' ""'' -N'h Instant at 1927 CONNIE CO ii
I,0P sAip-,..,z-, ieb2llw
H. OF III sections, in Kent county. mari nm Ion,
unle, ana part in cash ana other piouerly, ,n,S
.n'u'e y u ReatN 20 fcbI.thurcGsunc
iOh oALE--A vcrg dcsirahe ulty iot 10, Ma,
u street with brick wall lSX26 f.ti Anu.
w. nm BROWNING 1867 Elm st ispp5Ss
'ON sALE--A new ouss mate py ,uir1TS
a,sss Hau'tl.ius 60 ot S. Louis; will be sold
Denton Tny aos'' Apply to John r!nacgsn,
: SNa', Iaul5tf
NOR sALE-My house and Iot c,r,,o. ~, n
"snge h Dl Johnson street Dallas TevgS,
pii'uS, g. ~. For any further Information me-
Z. j, Campbell. ''' 'Npi ion9, N 90,
nor SALE-Two good cookStoVcZ ,,,,;i-7,, ~
-, no'g w OF restaurant OueNO 90 Charter OnG,
SAL s,i, NolunentsL & cd and nearly new Jnr
aIsc S 1SI.ounl OF wishing 10 purchase Ranges
now Sn,3' a,r uining-room; all nearly
DALLAS Texas i''S, nnttI !,
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ItGMT1rN.rr-,r,ra
$500 A BOX. 6BoXEsrop on

Sent free by mail on rpcnin, 81 ',,,',N S"'ou'
iHEIruruggist for IT, but do not he 6sI"Jssj ass
S,E mutations or substitutes or somcr my my
Wrov,0hm'hied as lust as good" insist ~" ,g
e.. '" on Soc W,'R me name of wAsHBuRYg ~.
Calv p9 TSI nn gSS O which Is guaranteed chtm
,V1ulAte 10 insure success in tbc trdiS vi.,so!e
laAe no other or send 10 us. "'e uV"ment'
"anShBuiNE ~ Co, prour,o,o.
rcS ~ H,IGnelway, cor. Rcade st., New Yort
rrroSIiSSiS by, N. II, HlCHON, Dallas w
supp..eu ON J, j. ScHoTT ( CO.. GeIyesto,1, "ue
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There were some good transactions on the Call
Board, and tho following prices ruled to-day
Wheat. cash, 81 OF, February, VI O6@l .Os March,
81 i'd. April III Il ~ ". Corn In shuck, cash, IS
faCO February, G0@Gi; March, bbGob6 April, $40
bt average Texas corn In bulk, cash, GOdGj,
i ,hruary, 6O@65: March. 6i@Gi; Aml,
b6@tS, Red rustprooi oats, sacked,
cash. az s65; February Gs&G5, March,
hSG56 ,piil SOG5a. Rye, sacked, cash, bsa6o,
Harley iuseh cash. 60m65. Ban, cash, 81 600
81 10; FgOrup ,, sLoO March. S.lG April, sllo
Mlllot seed, German, tl25i ll'te,, %. fccaDs, O.
white Russian oats, but none was offered.
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II - 3ALF- l., ltl acres, To he sold as wboln
H., OF IN sections, in Kent county. part nm Ion,,
unlt, nhu part in cash AMI other pfouerlv, ,arS
,,,,,. -. "'"'N ~ icbl- thurSCVune
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,y ~ e. hair and sccsn Drusu~, =. y.
Houses, 5iS Main s,,ss..
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.S EIlSIA OF; GIL S

Mi, Ethan Lawrence, my towuSman," saws
pr hilp G. Bal GU, Of Monktln. Vt, WAS
ihloa,cd from kidney disease. Tho skin of his
Aprll 20 1850 ~" '''iu' !
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4 Common Sense Remedy
SALlCY L.I(,A,
no Mors Nhoumatism Cont ~,
Naurnloia ONN w

-'''"'"Vu Ielel warranted. Permanent cure
guaranteed N"'N
al rl l, years established, rud never known "a
lal IN SINGLE case, acute or chronic RoSar ~
~. pIGminent physicians aud druggists for ,Sc
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toM EENl-Two neatly mrn!shSdl rooms
i,roo WIN or without board. Apply at lis Main
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There was n very strong telling y, tho tx.
change to-day that there woula n9 ,, DO R,on,
Texas. and nearly every dealer was anxious to
nnrcha.e In a few days there viii bo some
pond somo arrivals from Kansas, and operators
on The Exchange realize that thoy win have to
t,,rc Prices are firm and hardening for
wheat. corn and oats Thore Is Nh unusual de.
mand for good red rustproof oats for seed,
which viii no doubt continue until sowing
time is over. Therowero some safes made OF
miilot seed in small way. The following arc
ruling prices;
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Lost.
MoncN 10 lend.

| AMP Tl,d LOANS, II, Watkins & Co oelIss.
~ AtAhN a., nj, a., 70
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a. 1A Nj household turnituu for sale An.
''' ""''' -N'h instant at l227 CONNIE CO 81.
----a-.-. febpI -iv
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il ND MONTHLY DRAWING

APPROXIMATION FRIZRs.
Approximation Prizes ofS7iO,..... $3.50
Approx .matQu Prizes Of bpt....,. 1880
Approximation Prizes OF s50..... $3.50
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s. hGR TIT,

lhe only discover Of the poisOnous rric not,
which exists Ia the blood Of EheIi,, 1 WIG hcg
equity patients VI ""euhduc and
saLISfLiCa is known as A common ,o,,,,
p remedy because II strikes directly at The S SssS
M mo nn, .n Govt aud Neuralgia while So
only treat locally the Effects ''P'''eu pSuSeeas
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OVER H WAFER.

Eight Onfcers Arrested on Suspf-
eisn Of Being Connected with NJ.
h~fiisss-Fits Harris Acquitted.
IsPxcIAL TO rHK s~xN1INxL.I
ST. PETERsBuEa, May L. Eight oficers,
including . Colonel, were arrested on Sos
picion Of being connected with the Mini
lists. Documents nave been found showing
that the coronation Of the Gear would be
u~ndisturbed, but that something serious
would happen after.
MONTREAL, Nay 1.-The Minister Of
Customs filed IN answer in the seizure Of
Paine's and Voltaire's works. He alleged
that the importation was illegal, ~ the
publications were of an immoral and in
decent character.
DUBLIN, May 1.-Fitx Harris, charged
with being one Of the principals in the
Phenix Park murders, was acquitted to-
day. After the verdict had been rendered,
Fitz Harris was taken back to Jail to await
trial on the charge Of conspiracy to MUIR
der, the penalty for which ofEense 10 10
years penal servitude.
LONDON, May Kilograms from Pekin
state that an envoy from King AMMAN has
arrived there to obtain consent Of the
Chinese Government to the opening Of
Red River to foreign trades, and to induce
China to afford such diplomatic material
assistance ~ may DO necessary. The En-
peror has ordered Ii Hung Chang to re-
turn to his p0st, in order to effect the
request Of King AMMAN.
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Official cars. Information Was refused ~
70 the route, but the cars are proyisioned
for 20 days. A trip into Mexico, over the
International, il probable.
For 6tam0fng Rock Agency.
ST.. PAUL, Nay Information has
reached department headquarters that on
Saturday last the steamer W. J. Behan
lcfs Fort Randall for Standing Rock
Agency, having on board $50 men, women
and children Of Sitting Bulls band. an
Uncapapa Sioux, An old warrior, being OF
the party.
Motion foF Petition Refused.
COLUMBUS, o., May 1.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused to grant . motion for
petition In error in the case Of ]. d. Wat
son, convicted Of bribing members OF the
Legislature. The sentence of the Court
10 imprisonment will now be carried out.
Fatal soda water.
SYRACUSE. May LA soda water foun-
tain exploded here to-day, fatally injuring
one and seriously injuring two.
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FIRST STRAWBERRIES

TINE FIRST sTRAwBERRIEe OF THE
season were to-day received by B. Lach-
man from the California fruit shippere, W. ].
Wilson 4 Bon. Of Newcastle. Gal.
The aforementioned Arm have, through the
aid Of their tndomftabls skill and pssssvsrng
business euergiess become fsmcus and the1S
name vldely knovna - fruit packers and ship.
pe1s Of green frn1t.
Not eontented With .psst schisvements y.
ready acquired. they, ~ shsis enterprise =
businees inen. soet 70 b cutdone By no one
and N equal e ~. Thst thsy hsvs proven
auccessful in theAx sndeavors TO attain such m
end no one can for . moment deny.
with 3 View 70 moro easily and quickly serve
their patrons they have erected Z very large
and handsome bailddng ample and commo.
dious enough for al purpossss in close prox.
unity and almost opposite Wells, Fargo ! %.
end the O. r. =. =. freight once. Being %
very conveuisnt1y situated. and having their
building connected By platforms to those Of
The o. p. =. B. Or IN joltns necessarily
cause6 otherwise will BE- d1spen1ed with and
the fruit txuohsd In perfect esdsT from their
buildius 70 the O. p. B. \. depot, whees - q
loaded on the ears By competsat hands skilled
in that line. md ssnt forward IN eonAition 70
undergo ~ Journey. u carefully handle6 white
On xoute, In perfect safety.
s'yfeBh fruit we'll and CAREFULLY packed" Il
their motto, and they make u B part Of thety
husfness TO see that Ill fruit - forwarded On
the same day ~ order may havs bssn received.
ThAir maZkst covers 3 very large ARCS In.
e1udtna he Territories.
Or merchants viii do we'll 70 eive 2essve.
". ]. WILSON : SON . falls trial. apl2tf
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PACIFIC COAST ADWcES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.i
The ElaNlinn In kauGra.

AhCVeAVn ~ H8MOEWs
H~ERMosrLLo. Mex, May 1.-The State
election OF Sonora was held yesterday. It
passed of quietly. Don Luis Torres has
the unanimous vote Of Hermosillo, Quay
mas, Magdalena and Ures. These cities
polled the majority vote Of the State. The
newly-elected Governor was formerly Gov
ernor, and is highly spoken Of by all
classes, and it is conceded that the days OF
revolution are over in Sonora.
Mysterious Death Of = Mil1iner.
SAN FRAHcIsco, May THE mysterious
hiding Of the death Of the young milliner.
Lottie Hansinger is exciting the attention
Of the police authorities. Chief Crowley
had her mother under investigation this
morning, and although the facts and cause
Of death still remain shrouded in mystery,
it ID the belief that the death Of the young
woman was from an overdose Of . prepare
ton Of neuralgia pills, known az DR.. Fow-
ler's pills. The matter II being further
investigated.
Dlstingufshcd vfsitors.
GUAYMAs. Mex, May IA special train
arrived yesterday morning, having on
board Vice. resident Edmunds. wife and
daughter, Miss Arthur, niece Of the Presi-
dsnt, and : party Of ladies and gentlemen
from the East. The vice-P President made
an excursion around the harbor. The
American will call upon Mr.. Edmunds to-
morrow.
Suicide Of !. n. y. Jones.
REDDrSG. CAL, May III. n. B. Jones,
: prominent Citizen Of Millville. commit
&od nutc{do "a that rl.nA All. -~~r~A -
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r AN0Aa1In1 Am oEnHn Cxooa, AL
- sissss fights. Wig. 9peaslss. oold "a
silver LAess. rsnbosinsn. Danjoa, yAIHDL
STONE yxWnLnY for nahelup. nj svssy.
thing fos Ninstssls M 1hsatszs. VI nuID
BY NAIL On Q. o. D. A. or eoods eens
disset from Eufopss " defy eompetftton -
Ne unitsd neatss. nsnA for psiess. IA.
THAN y0oKrUs al Clay stress,
~ yssnstsees o.. sse1ydAv
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A 1ilwsukss girl appeared on the street
with . dog 70 match her fur. Her costume
was lavishly trimmed with broad bands Of
: l~ong-hsired. tswny fur, quite c~onspicu-
ous IN itself. A. her side walked an i'm.
menee 81. Bernard dog Of precisely The
sAms color. When she held him by the
COLLAR, and the fur about her wrist min
glsd with The hsir Of his neck. The match
VA sesn 70 ~ perfeet.
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Is 1T ~CnIaENAL4


Speaking Of the Mormon missionaries
and their work ia the Southern States.
the Louisville Commercial appropriately
remarks:
ssNere the inauencs Of this sect con-
fined to Utah or other definite limits.
citixsns OF other sections might be ex-
cused for - much carelcssness in regard
20 il ~ to the existence Of polygamy in
Hindostan. Butwhen oily-tongueds agents,
with plausible promises, are free to come
into any community and decoy away
young women. who perhaps are without
natural protectors or adviserr, il 10 .
question whether neglect Of this ques-
ton is not criminal"
There il no question about it. Tho
criminality Of the Government in allow
ing Mormonism to flourish and extend
it, baneful influence not only in the
States and Territories ear by Utah, but
also in Statss remote from that hot-bed
Of polygamy. is beyond question. The
people of the United States recognize the
iniquity Of the degrading ''system;" they
dread it, insidious ~encroachment upon
the health Of society. and they smart
under the disgrace that the existence OF
this barbarous relic subjects them to in
tho minds Of the foreign world. The
apathy Of the Government in temporix-
ing with . horde Of polygamists, the
chief article 81 whose creed i in conflict
with the spirit, II not With the letter. Of
the Federal Consultation. is too clearly
criminal for question. The proper and
~eficacious remedy for the evil il, OF
course, not readily suggested. It Is :
problem. however. which, it is to be
hoped for the moral health and honor OF
the nation, will be solved without I'M
necessary delay. The Edmunds bill is not
the cure. It il but the entering wedge
in legislation against polygsmy. The
wedge must Be driven homo by repeated
blows by sach successive future Con-
gress until Il strikes the core Of the evil.
The American people are rich in ingen-
ious resources. and no problem has ever
been submitted to them that they have
not ultimately solved. Their welfare 10
involved and their pride aroused in this
important matter. We expect to SEQ
Congress respond to the public sentiment,
growing stronger daily in detestation Of
- 49, Tx - nnnnAt ho
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0OoB40B O0Hs
Washington's iAvorits OAK At Mount
Vernon, which fell during 1 storm last
year, Il bang worked mp Into rslics, IA The
form Of gavels. etc.. By members Of the
4asonic frsternity. for ~distribution among
the graft throughout the country. The
tree was known 10 b. over 400 years old.
The fsmoua cherry tree wss disposed Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-02

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The Rock Island Argus., 1883-04-20
A Sagacions Dog

A remarkable action by dog is re-
ported from Newburg, n. Y. The other
day woman in that city. looking from
her back window, saw in the house OPP
posite little child hanging from a
window-sill, but kept from falling by a
dog, which had caught her dress in its
teeth. The woman of that house had
left her baby, Is months old, on the
floor of the front room playing with her
toys and little terrier dog that is her
constant companion. The mother was
away just three minutes, but when she
came back and opened the door her in
fant's head, arms and shoulders. were
hanging beyond the stone sill of an open
window, and near il, with its feet on n
chair, stood the little dog holding on to
the child's dress for dear life. Her child
unconscious of any danger, was crow
ing at some object in the yard, while the
dog, holding on the dress, looked a mute
appeal for help. In an instant she was
by her baby side and the danger was
past, When the dog had been relieved
OF its burden it praneed around the
mother and child with a delight that
was almost frantic,