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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
PLANTS

JIG LA ~ L ~
for sale by J. A. Markham, l gate south OF
Emerson's Park, Ironton, Mo.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
for a No. article in our line, including the
most approved varieties of Sweet Potato,
Tomato, Cabbage, and Southern Yam plants,
at lowest market rates.
ORDERS BY MAIL
will receive prompt attention. None but
good, fibrous rooted Plants sent out. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Ironton, Mo-, May S.-6w.
j. A. MARKHAM.
For Stoves-Stoves, Observation-Disclosures,
60 to j. n. Bishop.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
lOtfnfy Democratic Com
nl1ftee Meeting.

IrOr E01fnfy Democratic Com
~ m1ftee Meeting.
g f1snNToN, Mo-, May Gath, 1884.
~ pocratic executive committee
Of 6n county met in pursuance to
g. w. Farrar, ST., Chairman Of
Cod ty Committee, present and pre-
sid 8. 9
G. @. Bergman was elected sec.
Z ".
\motion was offered requesting the
pcracy of Iron county to hold a
meeting at Ironton, on the 14th
e. next, tor the purpose of select
"a delegates to the st. Louis Con.
NJ to be held on the oath Of June
and delegates to the State Con-
VEL 8 be,held at Jefferson City,
nnis-1 of August. Also to elec1
delegafe the Congressional Conven.
tion whel alled, and transact such
other business as may come before it
Motion Carried.
Moved and carried, that the question
of holding a Primary Election, or .
Delegate Convention be referred t.
the said Mass Meeting for their decis.
ion.
Moved! That q copy of the minutes
Of this meeting be furnished both pa
pers for publication. 3
On motion. adjourned.
g. q. BERRYMAN. Secsy.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

Be, bei6toB 6as Tentralcomtte am %. Wat
5. S.: y nm Srdua 9eli1er unldGblt6
fir Die Sr~ganilationen au MAIDEN, p I'M
DenieIben fir @euratb su %itrafen: a. ben
s%enannten Sran5 0ellher II m goDe5u
Derurtbetlen; b. nit Der Gouitrefung
oes llrtbcilS ods Nrbettercomite 1T 2gter3
gu beauftragen. &ari6au, %. Wai 1888.
Dteies llrtDeil purbe am 6. SUM B. S.
bolitredt. DaS GentraIc9mtte.
@enoi1en! Gtne t~raurt0e Nahridt
tbetlen mir Guh nit. Mir tparen ge3tuunS
gen, . baIet6 NIT GteI, uns M | t
b EN- Dilute uneres Gameraoeu
Sr ar3 5eIl6er, zines Miitgliebes Der Or
gantlatton in 3gler3, II befIedeu, NIT
Gtel, tpieoerbolen mir, benn mir Itnb nod
ni6t, nie Die 3tegierung bel unS, OIL erGB>
li6eS Blutner9ieBen getnobnt. 0ell6er be-
laB nt6t 9enuq moraltl6e Strait, UNI it6
ben Derj6iebenen @infli1len 3G tpioerleben.
@r itelte ietn p~erionltd)e5 Snterelle lber
bas algemetne Wobl; CT bemi6te it'd, Ell
nt8e 9lrbeiter ms @efdngniB 3u ititrSen
unb brobte, baB er nod Weanhen binter
S6loB uno &iegeI ieBen tperoe. Wir 5atteu
alio gu tpGblen: enttpeper einige @enollen
3u perIieren o6er 6etl1er unl6Golid sI
MAIDEN. Mir tpG6lten bos 2ebtere. ltno 10
ereilte 9eIider Der SOB, Der ieoet 8errdtber
treffen lol uno muB. Wer ben GempfplaB
betritt, petB re6t gut, 6aB ibm ieben Nuz
genblid bic Seltun9 ooer bic i6neebebeften
SId6eH StbirienS oroben. @er ni6t &raft
genug beiiBt, I'm ben &f auf 2eben
uno COB GusSufdmpfen, bIetbe lteber BET
Seite, penn better lit es, mir ieien idndber
an 3abl. als Dab mir @errdtber in unierer
Mitte bege,t. Mtag aIio Sober 6eiien elm
gebent ieiu, ooB ben 8err6tber, neLhe
Wriinbe aud INNER i'm sum 8erratb be-
tpegen m6geu, ob 9Ingit ooer perionlt6es
Sntereiie, 8errdtber I'M @efdn9niB ODER in
Ser Trei6eit, unulngGn9lih Der Sob ertpar=
tct. Das Gentr0lcomtte."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
295chertliche SllIrqcis 8Bfaafs-Beitpne.

8reben ni6t BON Wttte September drt ben
8Gumen spor3unebmen, tpentl oaonrb Elm
outer Grfolq er3ieLt tperoen lou. OaS Srezi
den beftebt nGnlid in einem Gldldnttt:
Der itGrteren, in's 6ol3sgetDadlenett Setten@
triebe an ben SormIlten auf ibren llnterlten
2-3 Augen, nobel man, INN Die Vertpunz
oung GROCER jl MAIDEN uno nebr Saft 5ur
8ertbeilung Jul brtnget1, ben S6nttt 5fpIz
lhen 2 Nugen oerarttg porr1In1nlt, odB mon
ben berbDl3ten Grteb ilber 0as Wteller brtOt.
Ote5 8re1en Ioute aber gu elmer !3ett bor>
eeuommen merben, in tuel6er Die Saftltro1
mung i'm Stantnte berctts etGe genldBlgte
ptro, mo6urh Die u%1teren, AM Srlebe per-
bIeibenoen Nugen it6 6ur6 beiiere Grndb@
rune noIfommener auSbtloen uno Sru1tz
bols erseugen. Birb bage9en oas Bredlet1
All frI6 norgetommen, 10 enttDtfelt 1t1
= ~insbelonbere III feudten toarn1en 9erb1ts
monaten Die Derbleibenoen Nugen gu
Irieben, tpeLde, abgclehen 6aDon, oaB otes
ieIben neiftens ipegen ungenlgenoer 0olS@
reiic i'm itrengen Ntnter our6 8Glte au
@runoe geben, oas ourd btelen S1nltt a17
geltrebte 3iel, bic Nusbtl0un8 bon Srudt>
altBeit nerelteln.
Gin S6nttt lei bter nod ertpdbnt, nell
der ben SbI5i@tern Su empfeblen letrt
blrfte, Mnb smar Elm S6nitt, tpelder ios
pobl Bel benz SrIbiaDrsl6nitte, alp i'm
ulbelaubten !3ultanbe bes 3lDergbammes
aus3ufibren lit, ais er alh lpdterbtn =
@n6e Neat ODER 2tnfargs Stunt = nod ben
Sped p~erfoIgt, i6Iafen6 gebliebene 4iigen
gu treden unb iie meiit 81 tur5en Grieben-
TruhtbtIoung au Dcranlalen. Gs 1T
Dies Elm SGtitt. tpelher oberbalb Oes ldlaz
fenben Qu9es in Sorm elmer Scribe gemabt
miro unb ielbit I'M mebrid1rigeln, atio dltee
rem 6ol3e ausgefiibrt tperoen fam. Ourp
bielen Shnitt bat man IS in oer 6a1o,
ipl1e SornlGite, tpelde bur6 einen i6leds
ten, nnri6tt8 auSgefibrten S9nttt tabl
8eblieben iino, ioiDobl am freiitebenoen
!3tpergbaume, ais audi an ben an MGnoen
geSogenen SbitbdMmen nit SruGtbol3 gu
bethlehem I'm BON eirem Nite oreifade grnz
ten 5u erbalten.
8emerft iet 'idlieBli6 nod, baB nit
Nu5nabme beS MbfneipenS BEL ben YftrIis
den uro einem benz 8re1en gIeibfomme1z
ben S1uitte bel ben Glrl1en, tDelhes be-
retts ihnn i'm SuIi porsunebmen lit, bas
Dreben, 8reden uno @inferben oberbalb
Der gu9en nur bel Gernnbt %Nntpenoung
ftnbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Dos etMstee s@mersen.@eiInitteI
1T s;aer Bts spamsis gstmutem.
Railways Ready Relief
Gui Der Stsue ~aiu6eruus fin6en.

GuI Der Steue 9%iuSeruua fHoeH.
GntsinemnD Der yttereM, GntsGncnn9 Dee
8Iaie, Gco6rm=SHtSinonns, SnTGen:
Gnm9eitOM, GerstIOpfcn, bgltert1Ge Gt1s
fIue, 8raume, HatGrrb, SsOpfIdDtnerS,
3Gbnweb, faIteS unO bibiseS Giebcr,
9tcrn6Ttdt, g6IanOIt0fett. GuetSdInn8cn,
WertandunOem, Gdlmttts, Sr0mOs 0nc
@rabmHneen.
Die Nnpenoune Ses Ufeao1 Nelief an ben ~Ietbenoen
SbeiIeH Ueridult nusenbIifiite Einotruu9 uno @rIet9z
1eruus.
Greisig bis Iedge 9ropfeu in elm tleines gIas gSanrr
beiIeu III peuiaen Aueenblideu ~HrGEIpie, Diageniiurc
SosbreuHeH, btIioies Ropipcb, Dur4iaa, 9tubr, Soltt,
Yllbun9eH uHe ale iTueritbeu 0dmerSen.
5teilsnbe iouten tets cine SIGibe pom StG0tU0D'S
1tcaeH YteIief bel I'D traeen. 9ttids Srcpiei oauoit,
IN MaNer getbauL, bsugen allen ben 1rGHrbeiteH NIB
6onIit uertniiptteu SetoeH, Die ans benz Sebraud ungez
DSbnten 5rtHttpaiiers s%utfteber, Dor. rs lit etE before:
GiimalaHt ais Sran8braHmIpein ooer SttterS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
MeraeIb1matttta.

Der ~iogenannte Mereel beite6t alts etnem
tnntgen @emenge bon foblenlaurem &alfe
nit T9on unb Sano, auBeroem bat Die de=
mil6e unterlu6ung nadgetDtclen, Dab 9e@
tptlie Wtergelarten aud Ded)lelnoe Wtengelt
bon Galt, W1agnefta uno pbo5p1orlauren
Gal3en entbalteu, Stoffe, mel6c sur Grz
ndbrung Der Yflan3en unumgan9lt6 notbs
tpenbig iinb, poraus li6 Die unmittelbare
bInaenoe 8irtung beS DiergeIs ertldrt.
Sc nah Der beSiglt6en Wfeilge Der @en1eng=
tbeile Mnterideioet man I'M Nage1neilen Die
tDondrmeren GaItlnergel tnb Die tbonrei6ez
reH Ibonmergel; DGr6 grOBele Beltnenz
gungen bon Sanb entite6t Der i%ogenannte
Sanomergel. unb 10 tonlen bur6 bas
2tuftreten anberer @entengtDeile i'm Wfergel
Die peri6teoeniten 2lbarten entiteben.
Was nun Die Wirfung bes Wfergels auf
ben 8ooen betrift, 10 lit oieieIbe cine bopz
petite, nGtnIid cine pbDfifalii6e unit cine
d)emtl6e. B1Dltfaliid mlrtt Ser Weer0el
bauptlG6ltG Dur6 ieinen Gbon1 uno Sanos
gebalt, tnoem Der Ebon bie @ebunoenbeit
zines SaMbbooeuS befDrbert, mitbtn bic
u~ngiinitigen gtgenihaften osfielben berz
bellert, ltrto ~umgefebrt tptro etn Sanbmerz
gel Die @~ebunoenbeit 0eS l1tpereu S6onboz
bens aufheben, tbn loderer uno ourhla1lenz
Der maiden. = Gbemti6 mirft Der Mereel
bagegen 6ur6 ieinen &alfseDalt, inoem
ourd Die 3erieBung Der Observation-Disclosures
Die Nltalien tret gema6t tperDen unb ii9
SIT. f%obIeniauren Nlfalien nerbin6en, 81
SaI3en, pel6e iofort bon ben Pflan5enz
t~pur3eln aufgenommen merben f0nnen;
9lei9 tpi9ti9 lit leiu 8erbatten babard,
oaB er ben Stiditoff Der i'm Boben pergeT
beHoen pflan3li6en rHb tbierif6eu Stoffe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

DItgemtttel = rtamentIi6 Bel Eopfphans
sen gebraa6t, bod immer IN iebr be-
ldr6rtter @etie.; DleIfa6 intro ieine 8irz
trng als &bergIau6e seraoesu berLaht uno
%geldu9net. llnb oo6 peroieut berielbe tDe>
gen ieineS boben Stifitoffge6alteS cine redt
dusgeoebnte Bertpenhung. 9teben ieiner
biingenben Rraft bat Der &afieeiaB auBerz
Dem nod bte Cute @i9enl6aft,- ouB CT ben
8o0en LoGer mad)t, bas auftommyr BON
Hnfraltt perbiitet uno itd 9egen @r6fl6be
ml6 8lattlaule tptrfiam ertpei1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Nieren= iu1O ~8lalenbei6merOen!

&arnz uu6 Observation-Disclosures Ntereuaries, 3rfers
hnrrTabr, ISoiisriudt, 9arnuerbuItnrg, unpiutIrtites
carmen, 8riqbt'ide R~rantbeit, Nbgaug pom GipetBitoii
Tuo in allen 6dueu. no siegelItoubariiaer 9tieOeriALag i'm
MarrI uOrbauOeH. ooer oer1elbe bid. tribe, nit GiDetbz
artt9eR SRbfduSeu, ooer nit Taben, Ioie peise Seioe
ans ieheHo, eemiipt lit, ober lpeHu CT %trauthait, ountel,
eGti9 0u5Iebt lno lpeiBen tnodenmeblartigen Rieoerz
idIag seiet nHO beiIl Maisrlaieu Stedsu Inb Bremen
belDertt ueroeu. Bel ypctbeteru gu babeu- Rreis:
Gil OpIlur.
Sine Tlaide DON oieiem eutbdlt uebr %pirtame Irsneiz
ftoiie as Itoes aHoere 0tittel; Elm E6eeloifel nom oieIem
pittt 10 pieI pte JIM bis isds GbeeI6fel Don anberen
WiittelH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28

DS y PlnfH' VNlHDAhh9 ""R
VI AAbA~ fir ienem r%tn1elufu ;GaI Die &C.
y - etsarte DoGts beEimmeH.
Sir SartIeibisteit O6er gerfcpfWns giebt es
teIn ,pirtiameres MitteI ais @per's gtIIen.
sic rufen init 6i1erbeit re9eImaBiseu tdgIider
StubIadna .berpor, unb perIeten bic geoarine it
einen ~sefunben 3uitaub.
SIR unoerhdgIih feit pber. 00fpepGe inb
, ap er's gtIlen uui@asDar nnO tabren ii9ere
Seihng berbet.
gohbrcnnen, 9tppcfitIpf9felt, nerrrrbener
Wfasen, Sldbuusen, Gcb,pi,,eeI, aDpfpcb.
getdmbung unO lIeblisfeit rperben eue Sur@
@yer's PiIIen 9eboben tnb gebeilt.
8ei 2eberleihen, s~effbrter S~erfauMns un6
Gelbfmdlt foute man 4per's 9tIIer in DOZEN
eeber, bic grob gsnllg iinb nm bic 2eber uno bic
Gebdrme anSuregen unb BIZ, gertopfutS si beber.
9Is cine reintgen6e gtr5nei i'm SribItrg iino biefe
9iIIe II anabertroifer.
Biirrner, bic aus eirert franfbaften 8ritdnbe
Der @ebGrme entteAen, nerbeu bur6 bieie Pt.Is
len a6getrieben.
Mmsibld9e; Sartfrdntbcften iftb @dmrrs
rboiren, bic burd MangeI IAN IerbautIn9 itno
SartIei6i9eett berpor9eritfen 1peroen, totIHett onr9
@per's ptIIeu sebeiIt ,rperSen.
Sci GrfGltunsen neblne man 9lper's Ytls
Ten I'm bic poren bn bfFnett, ent5anSIi6s @biOns
b~erlngen ju e~ntfernen rn5 baS Sie6er ss ~6annpfeH.
Sir Durdbfan tnb g9ubr, ruenr Sieie bur3
pESstide GrtdIttlu9, inuerborIi9e 9tabruiig tn6
bergI. n~erur1a1t iinb, %erwetien ft6 u per's qiIs
len ais has s~eeisnete SeiImitteI.
grbeumatismus, Gid,t, Seeuratsie iub Siift'
tpeb riibren oft pom elmer St6rung in Der Berbaus
uns o6er elmer GrtdItung Der, nuO peri6winbeu,
peun man bic llria3e mitteIs Mner'S gtIIen
~entfernt.
Gte~iibsepdd,fe, @aferfubt, NierenErant'
beiten nnb anSere burd S6pa9e unb s~eit6rteu
Drgnnisnus berporserufene ttebeI Iaien f6 bur9
@ter's YitIen DeiIen.
GdmcrilieDer Wpnatsfuf pber unterbleis
ben besfetbcn finben Elm ii9eres utb ~ptrtiomes
9eiImttteI in
9dOer's Piner.
Sci iebem @udet Rnber it9 senoue @nUeifRnsen
In oeri9iebenen Gpra9en. &
3u6ereitet BON
81. 5. 6. Nber G g., 2nmra, MaN.
SIN allen NpOtbeten gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Sci 4pOtbefern Su BADEN.
gxets, go GentS ole eGaGtel.

Rou Iele: .@ a uub Sail d.
mdu idltde eiue 8riefmarfe an &ahmop
& 90, 30. 80 gSorrens, Gde Der Gbur6s
Ctr, Stem 9orf.
gg- gsisb1iug, Eauieubs DON Dollars wertb. mir
oiIr sueei6itt wsroeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
5anmay'a reBMItremNr ntMe1
bds mG6ti9e geber. uuO Mugen=SeiImittel.
&oItommene Gur9an6en, lit6erHbe 4bz
fiIbrmittel, mirfen obne G6mer;,
ltets 3uperldiit9 unb ratirli6.

Sin oesetabiIiTdbeS Gr1asmittet ftr &aIontet.
86llis obne Seigei6mad, elegant nit iIBem 0ars sIaz
cirt. ~prrgirer, re9uItrcn, r~eintseu uno t~rditisen oieie
GtueH.
RaSmap's piHeu sur 9eiIuus ouer Dtasenz. ee=
Ser@, GeodrI1e<, Ytierenz uub Slaienietoen, GerpeHtrontz
beiten, Ropipsb, peibiiden 5eidEperben, Dtottisteit.
gppetitmauaeI, 0altleibtgtett, @eritopiuHa, llnperbauz
F6ssi!, Gpspcpiie, @auenleioen, 6ieber. unterteibsentz
siaoung, 6dnorr9oineu MD ouer ( t6rungem Der @iu>
9efDeipe. Jtetn uesetabtliid, tetne Spnr Don Dtertur,
Niiueralisn ODER iddolider Droauen.
Man bcodjte ~iolgeaoe Spmptome pom Rrantbet>
ten Der 8srbauuu9soraane: &erltopinng, tnnerli6e Sdz
morrbutpeH. BtutIualuug mad benz RopTe, Sdure I'm
genOrJteu. iaures 3uiitoBen, ~iiHteHoe ODER bebrnoe &ms
~ptinpuHs il ser WageH9lube, 9eben bes 9er5eHs, ere
ftt6euoes SeIA% 5einI Eiegen, SIetea ooer Jlore par ben
9lugen, Tieber auo oumpie Sdmer5en i'm &opfe, Utan9el
GU AusoinituuJ, 9elbts Iu5ieben Der 6dut Hno Der
gHseHs Seiteniteden. S6msrSell in Der BRITT NIB in
ben eitie6ern, plosltde anwaIuas pom 6ise, Bremen
bes lteiides.
gtni9s DOZEN pom 81 abTap'sBiIIen peroeu ben
R6rper ron allen o5ensenaGatea SrautbeiteH beireieH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
DR., RAILWAYS
SarsapariIIian ResO|Vent,
Der 9roBe 8lutreini9er.

2ar 6siIu1k droniider 8raufbeiten, iProfut0ier, ippbilis
tiIder, erbIr3cr ODER aultedeHoer Art. Gbrontlder 0lelts
mati5mus, Sfroiclu, 9riienauIdmelung, troGenes 0us
irsin, frebsartiae HerecIr, i""httitiide feIdpperoen, Euns
genbIuteu, Tpspeple, mdneriaes @~ufitoSeu. Geibtsz
iduIer;, Suieidpamur. tSeIdwIllte. GeiAipiire, 6aut>
uno ciitleiotu. Observation-Disclosures, petbIibe Bee
itUsrUeu, t9idt, 2Saferiudt. SaISiIub, &uf.robreueni>
%aInouna, Gdwinbiudt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
,.m nos RubIlfmrt.

@erIouot' ia MIR RabwaD's uno Gdtst oarauL bag Der
Same .gtaOpaq@ lid ouf esaI ~gsfaHiisu aTi'tsl bstsHHs''
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Malaria
in ibren peridiebeneu Sormen,
5dtitttelfeher.

GaIteS .t&tS biki8es Gieber sebeiIt fir
50 Gents. IS 9iebt fem unberes Seilmittel
in Der &elt, b0s 10 idneu aIerlei Siebet
5eilt. m69en lie uon perpOrbener Quft Ma
laria) ober ertdrteter Sale fommen, m0gen
lie S9arla6=, NerueHfieber, &ppbus ODER
oelbes Nieber beiBen, ais inter 3uSiebnng
pom 81 a D 10 ap'S Btuen Railways Ready
Relief.
Tanfats Gemts ole GIei&e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
Observation-Disclosures

stbtueidben, 2urdlfaH, &boIera WtcrbuS.
pber S6meIseU heim Stublgause weroeU in Is bis 20
OttHuteH turirt, penu man RaowGb'S OteaoY
HeIief etuniEmt. @eber 8IutauOrans nod gntsauz
buus, wsOsr s@wdde nod &bseipaHutbeit ioIst aui ben
GsbruuG pom u. 81. gttliei.
Gs mar has erlte unS bIsibt
SaS einSiee S@tnersen=SeiInitteI'
has aussnbIidli4 bic idredIiditsu Sdmsrseu tilt nns
@Htslnouusen uHp 8I1tanorans Iinoert. sIet3Oiel ot
lie in Ssr ynHae, i'm Dtageu. in ben GiHsepsiben, ben
DrIieu oper aubsreu OrgaHen aattreteH, penn uIau IS
riHRaI beHust. uuD Spar
It" .jnsr Tss s~a"sis gst"uts",
@leidpieI ME sros bic SGmerseu aud ietn m5aet,
bic an 8beumatismus 2~eiOeuOeu, bic 8ettldserisen. bic
GertrippeIten, Die Reru6ien, bic an Serueupsb unS
Gnheren Rrautbeiten geioeHbsu meroeH in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
S~eSerDe(6werOem, II. (. 10.

iSas Soridpariuiou @eiOIusnt f~Sertrifft ut6t MIR ole
~seriitnen in Der Seitung drouii6sr. itroiul6ler tom:
AitniLoHetItr nno NaIttroutbeiteH. ionberu lit aud eli.
eGIi6ienenes Oeilmittet gegen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
/. 4 y. a.,a = -: - .f.E-+ Ii-Ff ~
@imfe
fIr hie Qntnennnna BON

SC DoFs.- Slm Fire ntaFtse
A. Cefnnus bfrpOrFprnfeH, 2 bis
Az piueH; fir cine SriuOIifr, 4
bis 6 ptllen. Grfabrnug rnaE
M ABAs~ fir ienem %etngelmen Gal bic ss-
eisurte DOTS beEinlmeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-28
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

Where does Cleveland expect his
electoral vote to come from? Docs he
and his friends in footing up the col
umns of figures which count two hun
dred and one. start in with the solid
loyal western states, or the solid loyal
eastern states, or the solid loyal cen
trail states? Not at all. He and they
put down the very first thing 1913 votes
from sixteen states comprising the old
slave territory. That leaves but forty
eight votes TO be made up from all the
other states. In ease of his election.
when then would be his backing +?
From what source would he receive
his inspiration! Who would run this
government. the north or south
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03
TATT0OED.

TO the Edi or of the Eagle:
When a mariner comes home from
long wandcrings decorated with bar
barrie symbols -" tattooed people
know he has been among the heather
-cannibals.
When a prominent Republican is
said by political opponents t. be tat
tooed' it simply means that he has
been blackcued by the SANDER of our
political barbarians--h has been
among Democrats.
Every Republican statesman from
Lincoln down To date has been tat
tooed by this simple demoniac Demo-
cratic process none have escaped.
Blaine has been there.
The Chicago Times has long denom-
mated the Democratic party as "the
putrid reminesance." In view OF their
persistent determination to nominate
the Ghost of Gramercy, the final nom
nation of Cleveland and the meloder-
Gus resolutions now coming from Buff
falo. the term seems not only TO have
been APPLY descriptive but prophetic.
The question is no longer about the
devils tattoo" of Blaine, but " he her
the Democratic paragon will hold to-
gether long enough for the November
inquest.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

The Essex, Mass. Statesman asserts
positively that Ben Butler was offered
the Office of secretary of the treasury
by Cleveland's managers if he would
come out and support the Democratic
presidential ticket.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

lliawatha World: ST. John STAYED
it and elected Democratic governor.
Yet he is running for president for 10
other purpose than TO aid the Demo
crrts in doubtful states like Indiana.
He may get 2.o00 votes IN Indiana. or
enough to give the state TO the Demo
Gratis. This shows that the man whom
the Republicans twice elected govern
or, is vain-glorious shyster. without
one atom of Republicanism in his lit
tie head. Personal vanity, dyed
moustachc and political treacipry-
these are the leading features OF the
latest candidate fer president.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

For State Senator, 33rd District,
JOHN KELLY, or sedgwick.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

Kansas has two regularly nominated
candidates for president, with several
back counties to hear from. jim Lane
used to say that every man i'm Kansas
was an accomplished politician.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

Deposits, Sell EAamge, aud
Ct "a caera Business.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

A dispatch from New York says the
Cleveland scandal is making things
hot. Already Scburz has declined 10
speak on account of it, and il is knock
ing things endways.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

Marie Halpin is not helping CIeve-
lands cause 10 any considerable en-
tent. Women should not come into
pG,itics.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

DENTS:
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

fist. John had beaten Click, would
hc have asked or even accepted the
Prohibition nomination!
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03
STATE TICKET.


For Chief Justice,
A. II. HORTON, of Atchison.
For Associate Justice,
W. A. JOHNSTON, of Ottawa.
For Governor,
JOHN A. MARTIN, OF Atchison.
For Observation-Disclosures.
A.P. RIDDLE, of Crawford.
For Secretary of State.
4. II. ALLEN, of Sedgwick
For Auditor,
E.P. McCABE, of Graham.
For Treasurer,
S. 7. HOWE. of Marion.
For Attorney General,
Il. BRADFORD, of Usage
For Superintendent Public Instruction.
III. LAWHEAD, of Bourbon.
For Stste Senator, 3}rd District,
1nlIN EEIrN Of Spdrwick
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-07
A Big He.ss Peg.

The biggest quarter race that was ever
made in Georgia was that race in Angus.
ta number OF years ago between the
Stamper mare and horse from South
Carolina. The Stamper mare was con.
sIdered the fastest quarter nag in the
country, and her owners had plenty of
money TO back her. The South Carroll.
mans came over With full determine.
ton to win or get broke. Several gen.
uemen from Athens went down to the
race aud fortunately backed the right
horse and came back with wealth.
From ono of those who attended we
learn that it was the most exciting race
ever run in Georgia. The South Caro-.
linians bet all their money and than
commenced putting up their watches,
horses and other valuables, all of which
the Stampers took, putting up one hun.
dred dollars against watch and chain
and $3.50 against good hone. The
race was run and the Stamper mare won
by about a length. The South Caroli-
nians were very much crestfallen, and
our informant tells us he saw one young
man who Sat down in fencs corner and
cried like his heart would break, for his
father had just died end left him 9lO. 600,
aii OF which he mad staked on the South
Carolina horse and lost. The young fsl.
low remarked that he had lost every cont
he had on earth, and did not have money
TO get home with. The stampera gave
him enough to supply his wants. The
night after the race the Stanpers Scame
up into the city with watches and watch
chains hanging all over them, and with
thousands Of dollars that they had won
ON the Lace. It Is often said now BY men
who run quarter races, that the stampe,
mare was The fastest quarter borse evei
known In Georgia.-Athens, Ga, Banner