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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

The trustees Of the British Museum
have, writes the correspondent Of the Man
chester GuQrdidn, received from the
authorities Of the Louvre a splendid cast
Of the sO-called M0abite Stone, the frag-
ments Of which have been supplemented
BY the squeezes obtained by NJ. ClermOnt
Gauneau and others. The cast is as if it
were marble, but the original stone, which
is about 40 inches long and 20 inches wide,
and nearly a. many in thickness, is
heavy. compact block Of black basalt. Its
history is one Of the rOmances Of arch
zoology. 1t was discovered at Dibhan in
Dibon, Of Hebrew antiquity, on the east
side Of the Dead Sea, in the year 1868, by
NJ. Klein, a Prussian missionary. NJ.
ClermOnt Ganneau heard Of its existence
and endeavored 10 possess 1t, but be
achieved his purpose when it had been re-
duccd 10 fragments BY the vicious action
of its owners, who had probably thought
~ turn twenty pieces of rock 10 greater
financial account than one. FOrtu-
nately, squeeZes had been taken
whilst the stone was still perfect, and
IL has undergone all the yicissitudes
Of destruction, recollection and approx
mate restoration. The sum of the efforts
made after the recovery Of the stOne-the
value Of whose inscription in the Phnni-
clan character is immense-is that some
thing more than tWO-thirds Of the Orlgl-
mai monument were secured by Mr.. Gan
neau, and they have for some time rank
ed among the great archaeological atlrac-
lions Of the Paris Louvre. The inscription
on the stone is that Of Mesha, King Of
Moab, about 900 i. c., contemporary Of
Ahab and his sons, Ahaziah and Jeh0-
ram. Kings Of Israel; and it tells how
the land Of Moab had fallen into the
power Of the .Israelites and undergone
forty years Of slavery. II narrates how
the yoke was at length broken and the
Israelites forced into ignominiaus retreat.
What adds TO the value Of the inscrip-
ton Is the fact that achievement 70
which it refers is dismissed in the Old
Testament I'll. Kings, l., / with the
short statement that "Then Moab re-
belled against Israel after the death Of
Ahab.V
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

EOB Rent. tTo RICE front rooms. 500
19or west . Whitaker % Perry street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26
Professional Proof.
The Testimony Of the Doctors on
Subject Of Present and vi.
tai Importance.

TIE late lamenled DR.. J. G. Holland, in one
u HE mDsr popular works. paid a high eulogy
o tie 1s1lcal profession and the work they
accomplish. Dr.. Holland Was himself once a
DFaetlt.oler u medicine. and his words come
with ths authority u experience. II i mat
TER u great lmports1ce. therefore when
laefnaeFs u TIE medical profession q such IN
oeslloaed standing AZ those whose names are
herewith appended give their outspokeu opin-
lo1s Or q slD.elt ~ vitality essential mat
such b tho case TIE following letters Win i@e
sisaile e5gnstures. a5uadantly attest:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

TIE above ARRAY probably resulted from
q dim Guilty which occurred on saturday.
the 18Th instant. between the Marshal and
Cash The WadeSbgr0 y. z. InIetA-
Carer. in giving an account Of this affair.
saws That on Saturday night. the 10TH
Cash went u Cheraw, got slorl0usly
drunk. and raised quite disturbance I'D
the streets. Town Marshal Richards re-
uQnstrated with him, and told him that
~ would have 70 lock him up II be did
not behave himself. This iniuriated Cash.
who caught the Marshal ~ the collar.
'.whereupon the Marshal raped Mr. Cash
across the head with his club, causing
him 70 srazZer ike unto bull yearIng
whentne butcher. hitteth him between the
horns with an axe. However. Cash re-
covered almost instantly. and stlI hold
ing ~ the Marslafs collar, struck al MN.
but the Marshal having been well IN
s-ructe1 iL the art OF loQ -ln- when
bog. evaded tie lick. and al once began %
ref-u terrific blows down upon Mr. Cash's
rizlr arm. which be threw up u shield Ills
mead" Cash received d fearful cash over
the Jeff tempIe-the flesh being laid open
% the bCne-aud 1is right arm and sl0u--
der were badly bruised.
Continuing the Wadesb0r0' IntflligsE-
rer saws. 1T was q terrific struggle. and
the Marshal would have succeeded in
caZlDZ bus man. Dut loF the lacl lldt; a.
be walked backwards across the street,
pulling the offender after MIN. be stepped
iii the end II bridge and fell. Cash fell
On top u him. ard, having thus the ad-
vantage. beat up the Narshafs face and
stamped him in a manner horrible %
behold. lie would, perhaps, have killed
tie Marshal had he not been pulled Oh by
Mr. Peter :. Terry. who had By that time
arrived upon IL scene. He then turned
upon Mr. Terry. but that gentleman
quickly whipped out a small magazine Of
explosives. commonly denOminated smith
Il Wess0u. and leveling the same al the
breast Of Cash. warned him not % adj
vance another step or he would speedily
introduce another face into that king
dom where there is said 10 be no remis-
sion ri sins
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26
Speaking the Truth.

According % the Washington corres PoHaent
~ the New J Ork Uer1id, one Of the " e-tern
members Of the Democratic National Com
fBiffcr. assembled ~ Washington 70 - tie
time AMI place Of holding the convention. SAID
III vc strike for tie people rights We snail
barrel nor an Ohio OIL Darrel-and u we ehlrk
tie issue we shall De beaten, and we ought -
be beaten" This Westener speaks the truth.
ll the Democratic party undertakes 70 sneak
+. President into the White House by avoiding
tie tariff issue % viii fail in the attempt, and
. r-.. ff fail
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Znr $dIr.

Tor RENT or SALE. homes Il SEvEF
Il Il-klAL CENTS month. Apply u
DR.. J. A. FALLIGANT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

IT. H. H1r7er d ca
GEETLENEs-Orer two years ago ny atien-
ton wac fret called 10 the use u arner 8
sAFE Cure for Bright'g Disease. Notwlth-
standing the god opinion / had every here
heard n i. I somewhat hesltated 70 recon-
mend Is. bat personal friend. whose appii-
cation fyr insurance On ms life was re- ecteQ
on account u Brighg's Disease. came 70 me.
A chemical and mlcrosc0plcal examination Of
his urine revealed quantities Of albumen ana
granular tube casts. confirming the Bright ;
Disease 4 fsr trglng an ne lts7sGl remedies On
rain, I directed him 70 use Warmers >AFE
Cure. J was greatly surprised 20 observe .
decided Improvement within month. With
I'D four months no tube casts could be found.
and only trace Of albUmen; and. a ne eX-
pressed IL. be felt perfectly we'll After this
demonstration % its power. / prescribed i IN
fun doses iu both acute and chronic Bright :
Disease. with the most satisfactory results. In
z large class Of ailments where the blood Is IN
an unhealthy State-Where there Is no evil
denre OF organic mischief. but where the gen.
eral health is depleted. the face sallow, the
urine c0lored. constituting the bilious con-
GiuOu-rnc advantage gained from the use Of
Warmers SAFE Cure is remarkable. Belong
in-. as 7 do TO a branch Of she profession who
believe thar no one school Of medicine knows
an the truth regarding disease, and being in
dependent enough TO use any remedy that VIII
relieve my patient without reference to the
source from which 10 comes. / am willing To
acknowledge and commend thus frankly the
value Of Warmers SAFE Cure.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26
SPRISGFIELD, Ill, June 2, ISS3.

Hessrs. u. II. Warner d Co.:
GESTLENES-In my medical experience l
have heard such unusual results attributed 70
your remedies that at last I resolved 70 ex-
pertinent with them Oh my own behalf.
While. 50 far. the trial has not been as com
plete az ] wish or a. ] intend 70 make It. yet i
has convinced me that the medicines possess
merit. and 10 certain cases are doing work
that no other agents can take the place Of
Notably Is this - with your SAFE Cure. FIRE.
Quenuy I have used them in connection with
other medicines. but all, 20 far. with best re-
suits on nay patients; and It has given me con-
fdence enough to prescribe or recommend
them b the future a. ia my judgment medi-
clnes u this cla.s NAV be renuired.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

A story is going the rounds in Washing
ton that the Chicago Democrats who 50
CALAMITY captured the National Conyen-
ton Tuesday we're severely snubbed by
Secretary Of War Lincoln Wednesday.
As good citizens Of Illinois they felt it
their duty and pleasure to call upon the
son Of his distinguished father. After
some delay they were admitted into
''the presence" when he looked up from
his desk and gave them a slight bow. He
then coolly resumed his writing. They
waited awhile for him to get TO the end Of
the sentence and welcome them, but he
was evidently copying from the Hon. W.
NJ. Evarts. After some ten minutes they
retired sadder and wiser men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

|7|T|IgI
What chance did =. Louis with its record
FOR fatal -uu-trJke-. Cincinnati with sl- qe-
va=tatin- ligod-. saratoga with lts fashionable
f1llle-. laxative waters ana dudes, nave
s.,sIr-t t.tirago. with IT. excellent hotel ac-
r9mmgdaIl0ns. cool weather and religious all
vantage. It wa- "a sheer loss If time for iile
reDreseutatIFc- ~ the-e places % take the
field against the accomplished 7tate-men Of
tlragg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

IT, II. Warner q co.:
GENTLENES- very marked testimonials
from College Professors, respectable Physi-
character. 10 the value ~ Warmers SAFE
Cure published 10 the editorial columns Of
our best ne wspapers. have greatly surprised
me MANY az these gentlemen know. and read
iug their testimony I was impelled 10 pur-
chase some bottles q the safe Remedy and
aualyze them. Besides. ] took some. sv allow
ing three times The prescribed quantity. / am
sat sized the medicine Is not Injurious. and
lrtI fran III ali ttrf u r0uuf yseIf The rfc-
tf.. II . serious kiduey trouble Ish0uld lss your
JreDrrIti01s. The truth j.. the medical pro-
fessi0n stands daZed and helpless In the pres
euce 81 more than one kidney malady, while
the testimony Of hundreds Of intelligent and
very reputable gentlemen hardly leaves room
% doubt that you have fallen upon one OF those
happy discoveries which occasionally BRING
help 10 suffering humanity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

Col. J. g. Bryant, Secretary Of the Re-
publican state Central Committee, is
reported 10 have said 40 the reunion Of
the survivors % the party in Atlanta the
other day that Hayes ruined the party in
the south. He was neither fish, fowl nor
herring, and ] would sooner see the
party defeated than be saddled with
another such candidate" The Colonel
failed to state, however, whether his ILL
opinion Of Hayes is based on the fact Of
his being fraudulent President, or
whether it IS because he failed 70 back up
the Republican factions in the South TO the
extent they desired.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

III 7 III" y -llIT''7- 17'--"'-'
There must be more Inve-tlg eating. Noi
half enough 10 ID is going On- There 3 more
r9tteuncs- az Washington az 2 result - -
s--ar- u un5r0keu Republican rule than there
Ha- ever been before. -pringer'7 committee
has "a great task on Its hands. and d should
70 10 work with the determination u prose-
nutIng n 10 tne .-lter end.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

co,Lli,1 and the -. Louis Minister.
weu-s-.szed yesterday. from m =
r.-5. u - Dsrs1erzt. Al alleged talk ~
rzeea - Louis minister r tle z07F-l
1z-s1 snyder ard M Co1kllng- ne
l1-=rTlzT was interesting. and cr5a.~l
's5me-1Iuz q a sensation in = Lolls am
o11er cites 70 which i Wa= te.egrs pi@o-
TIE talk. which took place ~ the y"
York Club week ago last sunday "a7
private. ard. = course. Co1kllng never
exDeet=J u see il il print de. mere
f1rz expressed himself very freely. 1r.
SNYDER went back - 50. Louis and nat
u~allv tod Lis friends about BE talk win
Cgnkliny and repeated some
the 1est tnin2s he said. Evidently
I sharp newsuarer man heard n Mr. ~ny-
Ger's little sensation. and induced him ~
write u out f1r publication. Before ~
realized exactly what he had done ne
whole country was informed That there
Was preacher in II. louis named 7n}-
der. and tEat he had published p1i'ale
Conversation with C0nkling. That Would
MT have been ~ bad if Conklin2 hadn
~ snce teIeyraphed ~ two -. LOUIS pa
rer- that the pretended interview Was ~
roneous and Do many respects, stupiaIy
untrue. Conkiing admits however, mat
Il person whose name he did not catch bad
afaJk with bin az the Sew York club. AF.
SNYDER Is deserving n sympathy Heun-
dogbtedlv feels decidedly uncomfortable.
He saws there f. An issue n yeracitF De
..,,,,.,, f.-rr.--ff and Mr. CguEllng. OF
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26
Braeing Up Minister sargent.

TIITIIlI0 III TIL I'LL.
''Recall Minister sargent from Berlin. de-
Ya4rd- The Chicago Term. and u womb not
he inconsistent with the halt and blind IDr-
eIrr policy ~ this administration % DO lf.
SationaI self-rcspect and Republican dignity
however. declare that this j. the time for the
government ~ stand by and support Ar. oar-
gent " ith al Its power.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26
PROBABLE MURDER.

". B. Cash shoot. the Town Marshal 81
Cheraw and aIso BystaDdsr NJ
Assault Probably the Outcome Of q
Former Drunken spree-Cash Permit
ted 70 Escape.
On SATURDAY. afternoon vs.. y. Cash,
son u Col. Z. 2. e. Cash. came into tp"As
says a special U the Charleston ae'Ss nm
C10r5eY from Cheraw, :. q, February -
and after remaining about ITO hours
walked Up u the peace officer, Who "ah
sitting On q dry gods boZ a. t8s cDfnefoi
O. a. Brooks store. Passing hin Ten
PAGES. Cash wheeled round ana 1fe1 thfss
shots ~ quick succession from i>-raliDfs
smith & Wes=on snCOteT. the fret Dall hit-
TIM 0ysfander. Mr. james IDNaf1, aN0
shooting him through the lunIs. ~ 80
ord shot tDOk effect 10 the AafsDaFs ifIt
Jung. and a. IL fell CASH nfeI @NptDsf
st8t. but missed. Dr. q. Koloek, WnD
was called -. pronounced both WOUNDS
dangerous. though not necessarily latal.
Tmnediafelr after firing the 5nDts bd5A
iumred % bis horse, which was near ana
made bis escape.
A warrant vas issued On Saturday, ln
favg minutes after the shooting took place.
fgr the arrest II ". ,. Cash NJ DelnS
charged with assault and batter. Win n
tent n Kin ". Fl. Richards, VINO ~as
Town Marshal. and James Coward. a bF-
sfander. The warrant was nTst placed IN
the hands of the constable, but upon sec
ond consideration by the proper authori--
t5ca and the Trial Justice who mad issued
rho warrant. IL was deemed best 20 place
fhe warrant in the hands Of the sheriff for
ezeelsti0D. sheriff z. F. cpoford. who
lives AT the county seat, twelve miles
from the scene Of the ARRAY, arrived mere
g a. =
g1rDtv proceeded Immediately 70 the resi-
deaca -of Col. Z. B. - Cash. where il was
expected he would find the defendant W.
3. Cash. / am informed that CQl. ASH
fntimated 10 him that his son. " . q. Casn,
w0uId avade an immediate arrest. as ne
Judged that public opinion was too strong
a-aiust him II warrant his surrender.
Mr. Richards is, 1t Is reared. fatally
wounded. Mr.. Coward Is also IN a eri1i-
cal condition. but his wounds are not
thought 10 Is 50 dangerous A. those Of Mr.
Richards
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

ALBI4. IA, Mag y, ISIS.
-Hsssrs. H. IT. Warner e CO..
GEHTLENES-I hereby certify that have
been a practlcinE physician for = years. and
Tor many chronic cases II my practice do re-
commend your SAVE Cure. Ii was upon 10 =
advice that d. vs.. >tamm. editor Of the IND -
tri1i Era. Of thls place. obtained your valuable
remef.y, which entirely cured him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26
CURRENT COMsIENI
Know Their Party Beat.

L1rf1F Fe,9f bFhr---
The-e organs believe. WITH the Western eal-
Tor. that another Precedent can De shaken
out of the bloody shirt They have very
Id-r opinion u the INTEL Eenre u the North
ern people. bar pernap- they know their own
marty best.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

location IN : neighborbooI thaf l. building
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WILHINGTOS. DEL, Aug. l3, 1883.
Nsssrs. II. II. WdrHer d Co.:
GENTLEMES-As physician and also IN the
capacity Of a druggist, ! have recommended
and prescribed the use OF Warmers SAFE Cure
to at least - persons, all Of whom were afllict-
ed with kidney trouble, and IN each and every
instance they were cured
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

There are strong indications that the
contest ll tne Republican Presidential
Convention viii BEGIN between Arthur
and Lincoln" and "Kdmgnd- and Logan.
with tho solid south's "5yS," and me
chances ln favor ~ the former ticket
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

Mr. VIM. II. Singleton, Savannah, Ga,
says: 81 used Browns Iron Btters for
dyspepsia and indigestion. IL greatly
benefited me-"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as 10 its merits
in curing Nervousness, Nervous De-
bility and restoring lost powers 10 the
weakened Generatiye System, and, in no
instance has IL ever failed; test IL. 81;
6 for So. At druggists or by mail from j.
Il. Allen, 3l5 First Aye, New York City.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

Whatever Blaine, Logan and Poster
NAV .ay about President Arthur. Doe can
have the consolation % knowing That Doc
aa- been .udorsed BY his machine by he'f-
,.a-the Republican State Central come
lItfe-.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

BALTIMORE. Nd. AT gust :. ls5s.
Nsssrs. II. u. Warner d Co.:
GESTLENEN-A publication appeared 10 the
Baltimore papers some months ago purporI-
Ing. among other thlug-. 10 st forth the par
ticul4rs 81 my cure from BrlElt's Disease by
the use IF your SAVE Cure. That card repre-
seuts only an outline u the facts IL the case.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

q. business. TIE practise q TIE clsrAs
w19 sre lawyers i c911ned a-1o=- 2 -
II . III collection q claims and s7'----7
accents. ! -ood many peopl= Rave A
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uasainz alorg claim t1a1 I==--15
ia--z- Clerks therefore PICK p 90
-.zr- e7ss ron which 1a11s91-s l7=7
=. derived. TIE complaints q " ---lHg-
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

A Washington telegram says that the
Department of state has been officially
notified that the prohibition RI tle imp,r-
tation Of pork from this country into tic
kingdom of Greece has been abolished.
King George no doubt 7aw that TIC lited
states needed little sympathy about thls
time. and DC has hit On delicate waE NJ
lnulnrLu. n.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

The Republican machine n Georgia is
likely to have something 70 amuse il when
the convention meets in April. The
cOlored Republicans, who outnumber the
whites ten % one, desire - send "A col9red
delegation 10 Chicago, and it is said they
are determined 10 control the convention
The white bosses viii hardly concede this
right, and another split and war q races
in the Grand Old party VIII probably be
the result This is very sad.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

A special from Columbia says tina /acA
Pearson Eu0z Powell and james Adams,
white GreeuJackers. of Marion county.
south Carolina. who were witnesses for
the prosecution I'D the recent election
trials. have been arrested on the charge Of
perjury and bound over 70 the next term
Ofthe United states Court. IT. is stated
that other Witnesses will also De prose-
cuted for perjury.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

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80 Lr--zr-a- Ezw- = z@r-e- = - --lE
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

We're the above testimonials given by men
Of ordinary capacity or standing. their value
nj ght we'll be questioned, but coming as they
do from physicians prominent in the higher
ranks Of their profession. and drawn from ex
peTiences such a. only physicians can have.
they most cOnclusiyey prove the unusual and
almost marvellous power Of the remedy Of
which thew speak.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

act me say in reply" answered the
President. "dat did not attend de mar
riage menshuned, neither has | cher re-
marked de remarks imputed 10 me. NeY-
erthcless, II Fred Douglass or any odder
man Of color desiahs white wife, am
kin secure one in the regular way dat
brides am secured, it am muffin TO any
body outside de family relashuns. De
white woman who kin drap down TO de
lebel Of "A black husband Orter be able 10
find one, an II dar am any fault found it
shouldn't be wild de man.
$50 far az dis club am consumed we
take de color straight, an we mean TO
cOntiner dat way. II it should be known
here dat WhalebOne Howker, who am
widower an lookin' fur second wife,
had become de husband Of white society
belle, he would probably be axed to yacate
de red stool on which he has so long re-
posed, but we shouldn't blame him mo-
dan dc woman. When git ready to trade
my ole woman, who am at least two
shades darker than tar, fur dc sickest
white woman dat eber run man in debt,
Pll gin de Lime-Kiln Club months no.
ticeD
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

The Washington letter to the New
York TriLuns says that not "A single
United States Senator fay0rs the nomina-
tiOn 81 President Arthur. They say he
has no policy and but little moral cOur-
age; that his veto Of the Chinese ~
would ruin him in the Pacific States, and
that be can carry neither Ohio nor New
York the votes Of both Of which States
are necessary 10 the success Of the Repub-
lican ticket tits probable, however, that
the Chicago Convention viii not give the
opinion Of the Republican Senators any
great consideration.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

Another large and elegant reception
was given at The White House Saturday
evening. and it is said that Lent will not
be observed 5y the Presidents household
with much severity. Mr. Arthur is right
DO enjoying himself His motto evidently
IS, "Let u7 eat. drink and be merry" for
may fall ~ get the nomination after all.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

EOR SALE. desirable corner 10, On Dts7
str. set, west q West Baoad street; a Eg
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-26

ID can De asserted without fear of sue
cessful contradiction that no white man
Of good character is ostr0ciscd IN the
South on account Of his political prinei-
pies There are politicians Who arc
Stunned on account Of the questionable
practices Of which they have been guilty.
Democratic negroes, however, have IN
hundreds Of instances been bulldozed and
outraged by the Republicans. The SEN
ate Committee could be kept busy several
years investigating cases Of this kind.
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EOR sALE.-Mirrors, Mirrors. Alirr-s
! fine Mantel Mirror for s. .. worth sl9.u
NATHAN BROS. Is6 Congress street.