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correspondence.
@eOfeIb, spint 60, .. s.

VNSiNNt Sfhht S~r - -
ST.. &eooftDrl
SfIsnt leg juit life %ioritaar mig i~proeles
spot paa at fore Ienueu, gtoget man beGer
life meo 9timteli9beb fan iprbre al 5ingre,
iom tiot ca jGpnt taaer orpie Gag babe
| oct enc o. bet anbet 5armrebIab, iaa
oil ies bog M, ba je9 bar liot Sio at afie,
ieloe liot til Soften, iaa oeus tnIrise
9eiere o9iaa fan faa en- Silien fra bore
8anter. ytaar ie9 iaa er gaaet / Spioien
meo NIT Sfriperi, laa fan Der ienere D9iaa
iiHoes anore, iom peO at bereite ont st
eller Nnoet interesiaut berfra.
Gen ABE Suli bleo ferret paa en- ~iiorars
let Maa0e Der, % bet bill MAJ Eof o9iaa
tunne %ioritaa, naar jog fortGaer, at Der
bar iuoiamlet $1,000 til 6eitligboloelien.
Der tunoe naturliguis itriDes gegct %
9tangt ON al oen Staos, Der gif for fla,
men jes bill life bette 9eieren 0ermco, Oa
be 5leite paa 5OrbaauO oeo, bporleoes
Saaoant soar til.
vi bar bait ct iGroeles beIoigt SER /
CONNER, Solitin afuerlenoe meb giegu, o.
iOm 6plBe oerai ltaar booOe Niger og eng
I%oUenoe, % ui baaber bet 8ebite. Set
uiIOe tomute iGroeles bel me0, tbi oe FeIte
al os beroppe bar babe iliot og HABIT for
at itaiie os bet Sjeun, Ri III bar.
Bpen RebiieIo er | itaoigt gortnoe. Ser
er 3 Grug Stores, 3 Soteller, en- BRn8oe
Grocerps q 9rp GOODS Stores, ? Stos
ma9eroerfteOer 2 Smeoisr, 2 SIgitebaRer,
l 9tgbeluOiaI8, tilbgrenoe Roromaroeu u.
y. &HOerioH, l Sampm9Ile, / gif0ator, 3
SaluCuer oio. Ser Beriter 5raulbeO %
5~tsreiie, % gtae ignes at Ieoe / 6reb meo
buerauore. q.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16

Get biatigitc. 2aprence Seronle, en-
/ g1sw gort psltieu6t Spogefn9l, git
en- Dag fOrbi en- 9e8raucIies. gntrepres
uOrs gutif, 5por ban IGite pao N 9Ios
fat: ~9er faces 2Ht, JON bebOues til
Ell gc9rausIie". 9erOme paatOg fig en-
BsitiOelig 92tue Git IND % ias6e / en-
mprf @raptone:
~Seg nil 8isrne tisbe ct 9i8!4
@6ui8 Gig. 9paO mener 0e?~
ifammeoe Gntreprcnpreu %forbauiet.
"9uilfctIom5eIit, Set 9iOr famine
9aptte" iuarebe "2arrp", ION bans Benz
uer altib falOer 5am. Ser De, ie9
tenfer at iteae til en 8e9rapeIie, o8,
Oa beres Sfilt flyer mig; ut man Der
faar Qlt, ium bfbooe8 oertil, Og BET
giatiaite er at tOmme / 8eiiOOeIie al
ct 2is, tanfte jsg, bet par btoit at bore
efter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
Locking Glass Prairie
STOCK farm.
Eespsr Township, Wiuasshsik Co., Iowa.

8aa osure Tarm er Der en- Slot Of be
2eili9ite SBoItbor, zareatursr, ole al for.
riHljl STAGE os betIaHot ION uomarfsos
Rsite= % SiPosGgr. 6Ieer, auier os Orer
II ale GlDrs er tiiaIgs TOR rintsIise 9ri.
.sr. &c paQ 9larfe0sliIten ira Chicago os
RCtitierut Ncrfra, % oa pil man fin0e no,
It ~0i9b 9yaoe Sport 9oru STEERS ituar
ia hgit iou1 $3.50 CD til Z pr. 100 3d.,
Gaoeas oct cImiaoelige Sla9s fife betal.s
81 sr. Go meo $3.50 euer $3.50 pr. 100
6uuo. Sag IPgrfe til, sodO en- enseIT
iris flyer ON Sbort Soru aissr iOm
Geite Tgr:
Gtau bar gnaiaHo grempel paa, at en-
TO | IS ooaiDlgeuos Var par eiost op til
ESQ Galfner hpcri Gdr. 9attereu gao
or 7 4ar gieuuemiHitlis 500 Gallons nar.
a., o. 6Sunes 9atter ig!eH $50 Salons |
amtrsrt 3 War. On an0en so 9ap 1,040
Salons for . Gar, os De oar ale Of Short.
Jovls3i1cen.
Geo 8. @arsaer, gisr,
9eeornh, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
8elmUuo, g5ri8Bt Go, Soma.

0r. GeoaftBrl
Ser er iaa mango SGauoiHagsr, i2m
bol0er "2ecogaB &otsH', iaa jig igna5,
&c o9iaa maa BBre lot berira. SuHOs
BEDS IlIfaHotH CT goo, % @r55u itaar
IOpeuOs, iaa ri life bar 9UU til &aOst eHO
at pare rel iUrHgieee; bet Uar oes0Grre
life Ei.iGloet ifior, oa glais SOFTEN ias
oE!rsHiIi8 Ics fell Scr CT ? imaG Ct
noOs g~tenisbeOer, % ben iiBritc Gel al
8efoltniugrH er Horit. a0i.iaise bar life
luttst fig til uosgu BcHjsBs0. Vi bette
mes at &aitor y. geosricu, Der CT Ell Gfs
bolot &rGFa y2uno. &or u1rms ie so
tiou CT SelmUH02meo am G0oOs % Oros
eerp StUres, 3 5aropare Stpres 2 Guu8
Storss, 3 gleuatoys, 2 gambGr Bcrss, 3
6otsler, / ggus, 3 SirIsr, o. HGtugIi8'
bis uar Der ogiaa SaiOoHer, men DC er
t0rtet op. gTlost er mutt o3 irg9t5ari.
ligtiaG frnstbart iom / Sleo &iptr GalcH,
% bet bill 10 fge msset, Gi:er bca5 Isg
bBrer. On Sane bar ri / ful0 Gang, o.
IN bli0sr fTreig TT SoHmeren &erii8
SiiieH til "@OitaH" o8 Osus gEisye. Il
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16

Gn 2clnmetBbsS tole er btepsn opbas
get / Yuris. gn is Qtur CANNED Gnest,
Der Here @an9e bar uGret itraffet fOr
fOrifieuise itorre og minbre 6~Otbrp6els
Ter, bar iu6uiet II til Is Mar gamIc
@utter / Sgue 9aanbpartet5, n%aunIig
9omnetpUeriet8, Mpterier og osrpau
ien6t benz ub paa "Qlrbeibe", ute6 al
ban lit en- beitemt gnbeI af 8pttst.
6an labsr til at bare pGrst en- meget
bueIi9 9arer; TIL Here fore Epuerter,
Der bar pGret uofprte meO flor 2iit o9
6rGtbeO, er bleuen forsuebe At bans
0iicipIe. Opbagelien uf bette imutte
Snititut foranIebisebes berueb, at en- q
De Iouenoe llnseriueube bIeu srsbsn uns
Der ct frGft gommetpueri, taseu / 6Or.
bsr % tiIitpb alt.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
NIror. g8ilIins o.. WliIn.
3r. Re6uttSr!

Atr0r, 8ll.tHs 60, Gtilu.
0r. Reoutigr!
EeiDH Of Nlrou er for bet g}eite being
get al SinHoiHaver, Pao no8Ie IgoEers CO
I]meritarsre mar, ,pm har ucoiat is Dao
Den iaatGlote Red River Fiat, Der uogj9I
UmtrsHt Den balUe Sci at 5OgHet. Gen
aHOeH balUe Gel sr berimoo rolling Prairie,
% 50robuu0eu ms8et I!iitet i0r 5Cgo5ms,
/ SRrOeiesbs0 for 3prIuiH8 at 5gaos.
Seiret bar btOtl UErtt ori0sIot, %
iillo mtst uUeHtet itII0e iuotgRfl, ioul
tiIntet8ior DC Ipie uoii8ter, Tan mar moi
Ueute q ggioeHt War. "a oil maHst ct
0UeOelas tomnc mo til Rotbiap, ioul CT
Dor nETmeite 9auoeisplaos.
GH abJuueut.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
TAILOR,
DEBORAH, IOWA.
Gonoplufcr.

92stop moOtagst 5000 GOuDoIl.s
ter, 5ojIis nj tan ioIge msget btui9t
meo paatrgtt 2lbrs5ie. 81 nil trptts
l goo GonpOIuter for $3.50; 500 for
$3.50. gr. 4of % Sis. ertra pr.
! 600, IA Gts. pr. 500. 500, ooo Be.
itilinger ouites. 9ebre gonpOIuter,
bgiere 8riisr. INrcSic:
.. @inunoien, 3ecorab, Some.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16

glaifen 5000 6uinOer bar / England
glnIqtteIie / DC fOritieaise &e9isrin9s'
6ontorer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
5arntett, Buffet oa Iauen.

ppns Stpttr unee SarmfpaIhu u fpeitt bsarbeibsSs
for "oesOrabspohen~.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16

ara6iif. Naar en- 2trabsr5 Gnts
tantsr paa at gifte fig igier, riocr bun
t9rit pio Uliouatsti0 ub iii ben afoo6e
MGub5 @roo poa ct 2GieI, Der ossnOen
brrer to 9anbiatte, fuIOe at Iau6.
Sum iporser @tauben, on ban itHIOe
boOe nOget. imo6, at bun bteu IgtteIig
for onoen Sang, O8, nuor ban life
tOmntsr no al @rauen til 5snoe, er bet
ct ~ubebrageligt Ee9n paa, at bun bar
bans Samtptfe. Gil Cat bGIOcr bun
9anOiGtteue5 9n6bOlO no opsr GroOen
os r;bcr iaa biem igicn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16

ct Hrgt gGgtcpars SclegrafS Sore
ipOu0ancc: "ScuO mig 200 3roner til
en- Gio!e. 4rna.
.. . Seq bar CLIENT at ieHbe big
tulin6e biertsIiSe 9ilisner.
Din Iiue fOreIitebe Rome.
Man6cn8 SDor:
"Niiu elite0e Quna.
Seq ienoer Big tuiiuOe bierteIi9e 9iIs
Iener.
Din cUigt ben9iUne @tauO atfreb.
g. g. Seg bar CLIENT at iige Big,
at bet er mig umuItgt at ienae Big Sc
200 &rousr. a."
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
gilman, g3ierce 60, isis.
Sr. g~iebnftpri

Gilman, Yierce So, isis.
Sr. Jie0attDr!
....gi Tan lille tIage oper Eprte poa
oisie Sauter, iaa ON Spr SerEe bill gipe
&GyteH 5remgaua, iaa fan hi moi bare
8oot 9aab ON en- rig Sgit. Sor sirie er
III inaOiot iarois, at Ui fan iumles Ger til
@ubstieHete, men Der maH9Ier a0iiiaigt
cuoau poa, at Glt er gjort. gor EyGr CT
". 5b0riou al BEN uorite Snuote; ban er
eH tro SjRlsiorger % goot lift at @gs,
iom fjeuCcr taHL. Baa Den pplitiite Slag
mari er ut fOrfolosuis roIigt iaa I9ngs
bet Uarer, bog ~otsiuteres Der HaturIi8Uis
or, bUem Der itnl blius Dor uGi.e Brett
bent, % bet er ~uirieiis o8iaa ct iaa alUors
Iigt Spgs5maal, at eHbuer iaHO B0rgsy
al 9aHoet mGa pGre inleresieret 0sri. ".
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16

gll0crs ltbrc. 8 en- bglieE5t 52i3.
mau05 4aIaos i y8isn ftaor Der F.; Ga.
loHsu fer u5re, b,r ioul5su elmer %
gltruttsr Ogiaa Uiie Gage, Ilaaus0eg
% liar. GisreRg SAFER loo ct iaabani
u5r fate / Gang Us0 SoHusn5 6poie.
- Bet Uiiey III 81 Gar % s giaane.
Der, og S0unea BAR iu!gt grempIet Og
label fociarOige ct iaaoaEt ll5r til fin
0uitru og fine fire Born, for at be ale
itu6ig tuaue baUe Gj6tas Jlggtjg5Go fox
Die. 2me lI3re gaa ri3ti3 mcO lIHos
tageIie at Jrusn5, Der ilsre gaU3e paa
en- ubegri6sIig mtau6e sr blsDst fiGst
ti!bage, buOrusO Der Il tUmaaet / lor:
ben. Datterens beriulo0 saar ristist
bun er 10 bsl.sr life mere eaO q 2lar
9ammel.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
Scat go

Sine SipobOler, aipotaser, &arbonnbe,
5ife 9ager, SiItesSoqer, tost fob Jiuq
Jlp. fan erboloes for binis gris til eubper
yio. Suis ftprre Gortiouer pnites, ber 8e
Itilina moieRoes 9agen iforoeieu.
Saeobine glirrna,
s9-6R 2i9e peo gSnter Street Broeu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
"a ntanneLia gcanenheb. 6sr 90

Gn u~b9ggcIig g~cqtprabcS, 0sr ta7c6e
Hers M,euuafsr gi0s;, irOtrai rgIig /
G;Qe / GrantJige. 4aa G.taosgcts Sc
plauabe CT bar an6agt IN m,gst bsi
uoTgt5iiJaS5 5ooyiiI Der aIsns Ct los
gang Uto en- 6aieuorstniHs. 6ori.s
girtittag ftgrtsoc yIuoisIig 6siisiaDs
retuirgen5 Rum, bOort Der Uoy en- 5uss
8eJionsr neo ira en- 6siOe al 40 u}es
ter. 6Iere trabte5 paa Sts5et, oe an.
ore 5aDos i0ays Saar. PGa BEN paa oct
EDerls at Sdqa6isu anbyagtc 8alton
bsfaa6t Der fig IS VsrioueT, ioGg nj.
par / en- msgst fri.iif Gimat;ou, 6l b.
iugcn 5orbinbsIis5miaIer ba0oe mso Una
0mgiosIier. SIlttt.i9 Iptttot5 bet bog
grauomauoFa5st meO u5grs 4Hiiran.
geIisr at faG Sem 6ga3t i5Eu6e Goug'
og en- Rum, booyi 81 beiisog5 aeo, en-
for en-, fra cen iUim.su6e 65loc.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-16
SDobiuDexi.

CIieus 8o35iuosri sr III / 9ampc= Taotoz
r1e!s Gnaui1a UE0 &aiain8ton Ctr. SrUeu,
os leUerer f~reuoeIcs fl Ar5eioe ior De be
tisEots biais. Griisr % brrti8 Grpc0uiqn.
9arvers Rag. $50, ? Btuo. 45or
6icmmsta 184Js!sgjolHos- "a ~li3ue1os So
ger 90 Gent 4arsagBsu. ioIio % imutt.
1910. 2lnfuu SHcu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-17

years, such as Loss OF Memory, Lassitude.
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversions to Society.
Esinness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
sA,i passing unobserved in the urine, and many
sshe- diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DR. MINTIr, who is a regular physician
Graduate Of the University of Pennsylvania
WI agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for case OF this kind the VITAL RES
,fOHATIv Z {under his special advice and treat
rnent} will not cure, or for anything impure or
luxurious found in it.. DIR. MINTIE treats all
vssyate diseases successfully without mercury:
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
s.,rice, including analysis Of urine, S.. Price OF
VlTAL RESTORATIVE, 81. 30 a bottle, or four
xisass the quantity. s.: sent to anv address
aptn receipt Of price, ,r c. o. D., secure from
observation and in private name if desired, by
E. A. MINrIE, D.,
IL kearney St., San rancisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
a9e applying by letter, 8, ating symptoms, sex
and age. Strict secrecy in regard to all busl-
ness transactions.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP-
KRETEUN-c cures all kinds Of kidney and
Nassaer complaints, gonorrhoea. gleet, leucor-
rssea. For sale by all druggists; 81 bottle;
Siz bottles for S..
Dir EINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
Mast and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
IN tire market. For sale by all druggists.
ian19t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-17
D Hs. s PIN n Y,
no. II KeaTny Street.
Asass all Chronic and Special Diseases.
%o11nE Men

Il ~ AAAe A0-
FEyho May be Suffering from the
w effects of youthful follies or indiscretion
sell do well to avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar OF sui
iering humanity. DIR. Spirney will guarantee
10 forfeit $500 for every case of Seminal Weak
aess OF private disease of any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cue.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
WHO aye troubled with too frequent excavations
e the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
marsing or burning sensation and a weakening
u the S. stem in a manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary de-
2,sits ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of ,albumen will APP
pear, or the color will be Of thin milkish hue,
4saiI. changing to \ dark and torpid appear.
assee. There are mang men VIII" die of this diff
1mtssy, ignorant of the cause, which is the Sec
s0d stage of seminal weakness. Or. S. will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and
healthy restoration Of the genito urinary
eEyafss
Office Hours-10 TOD and to 8. Sundays,
tssm 10 to IL a. m. Consultation free,
Z.aerOugh examination and advice, IS.
&aAA Or address DR.. SPlNNEY 4 CO..
NO. IL Kenny St. San Francisco.
jan2ln .
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-17

N1 week made At home by IN
dustrious. Best business now
IN before the public. Capital not
" ~ needed We will start you.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywher
tovork for us. Now ID the time. You can
work in spare time, or give your whole time TO
the bushes. No other business will pay YOU
nearly a. we'll. No one can fail TO make enor-
mou: nay, BY engaging At once. Costly outfit
ami terms FREQ Money made fast easily and
houorabl, Address fsvs I O.. August
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE
DR.. LEIBlG
Private
DISPENSARY
400 Geary Street,
San Francisco, Cal

Conducted by Qualified Physlcians-heSu'sr
s%-rHe Oldest Specialist in the Uni
r.sl States, whose LIFELONG EXPERIENCE, per1e CT
z,rkI,o.i and pure medicine, insure SPEEDY and
,,HxaXsNT CURES Of all Private, Chronic ana
Eeryous Diseases. Affections Of the blood,
skin. Kidneys. Bl:,d Ter Eruptions. Ulcers, Oid
Sors=s Swelling Of the Glands, Bone PANS. per
,zranently cured and cradicated from the system
fOx life.
Sexual Decay, Mental and Physical Weakness
Willing Memory, Weak Eyes, Stunted Develop
..sses or youthful follies, or from any cause
speedily, safely and privately cured:
Younr. MiddIe-Ag ami Old Men, ana all
Tho need medical skill and experience. consult
sise old European Physician at once. His opin-
ao cost, nothing, and may save future misery
,r5 shame When inconyenient 60 visit the
.ity for treatment, medicines can be sent every
where nv EXPRESS free from observation IL Is
,elEevident that physician VINO gives ms
vho,e attention to class OF diseases attains
COUNTRY, Knowing this, frequently recommend
difficult cases to the Oldest Specialist, by wnom
.yes-y known good remedy is used Inc Doe.
gey,s ace and experience makes his opinion OF
supreme Importance.
"a These who call see no one but the Doc
Tor. Consultations free and sacrediy conh-
Genital. Cases which have failed in obtaining
-elief elsewhere especially solicited. Female
diseases successfully treated. The Doctor Will
.xrrre to forfeit s. 900 for a case undertaken,
GOT cured. Call or write. Hours: Daiy'
from Ga m. to a p H., t. evenings, sun
days, 10 to II only. SEND FOR THE SaS s
s;u,ps TO HEALTH; SENT FREE. Address as
above.
DIR. LIEBIG-S
Wonderful German InvigOratOr
s.,1,,anently prevents al Unnatural Losses
.h, -faY,, the strengthens
sbs muscles, checks the waste, mvigorates the
yhDIe system, and restores the afflicted to
Health and Happiness.
The reason SO many cannot get cured Of Sem
s,ni Weakness, Loss of Manhood etc, IS owing
a. a complication, called PKOSFATORRHEA
sish EYPERAETHESlA, which requires pecu-
lar treatment. DIR. Lehig's Inyigorator IS the
snly positive cure for PROSTATORRhE> \,
with peculiar Special Treatment, used at the
LIEBiG DISPENSARY.
IF pimples appear the face, if you become
lstlass AID Respondent look out for the COM
li&asica with Vital Weakness and loss OF vital
ssy Known rs Pro s.atorrhei. Hundreds Oh lives
Nave nesn lost for the want OF proper treat
leat for this complication, and thousands nave
lost all their property and pleasure IN lie from
1ss effects. .
Price Of EnviEOratOr. So. Cases OF
six bottles, $40 Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
Mos. powerful electric belts free TO patients.
To RroVe the WONDERFUL foNST % VIC ~
EIGORAT0R
A So Bottle Given or Sent Free.
Consultation free and private.
Sail or address,
AEEisES DIsPENsiRE,
400 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Private Entrance. 405 Mason street, four
sao.ks up Geary street from kaarny. Main
sntranca through DispeDsary Drug Store
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M
CHAN Gerry.

~ AT LAW GAZETTE published semi
monthly, containing inheritance laws, Char
Gerry decisions, ETC., and Tin continuations) over
100 600 names O: parties which have been al
vertised fer in England, Wales. Scotland, Ire
land, United States OF America, Canada, Aus
tralia, East and West Indies, France, Holland,
Belgium, Germany, etc, etc, since 1865. Size
IL pages. Subscription 81 per year. Single
copies 10 cents. William Rach, Publisher, :ai
= lillian ct. p. O. Box 800 New York City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-17
The Great English Remedy

Is q never failin
cure for Neryou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vital y, Sem
in al Weakness,
L st Manhood,
Impotency. Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
sis aid all the ter
rible effects OF
Self Abuse, youth
full follieS and eX-
ceSses in maturer
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-03

indian Specific.
Sure cure FOR gouorrhsa. chorise. giees. In
fam,nat,on OF the bladder, kidneyS, poStoie
gland; whites, Inflammation Of The uFseAre,
vaRfna whites, aud all diseases OF sashsf male
or female OF the urino-gen.tal organs. For ale
bv Sweutxeli q DoaGias. druGUlses. spyssits
poseofncs WiohitA kanAas. Il3~o
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-03
DERBY DOTTINCS.

For the EAGLE.
Since the delineator has subsidized into his
former silence we shall presume to take up
his laid-aside pen.
Miss Fannie Frautz. of Wellington, spent
Saturday and Sabbath visiting friends here.
Her brother. A. 7. came along, rs an escort
only, suppose. but that wont account for
the presence of w. II. Rudolph, of your
city.
Buildings continue to rise as though times
commanding a view of '.this shifting tide of
the Toltec's dream and of the country for
miles to the south and west, it is most ia
vorable situation for residences. If trains
could be rnn to suit. Derby would make a
delightful suburban home for the business
men Of Wichita.
Mrs. Anna Siegfrund, and Messrs. X. 5.
Denton, J. II. Vorys and Robert Watkins
are finishing neat new residences.
We learn from an authentic source that a
new grocery is to be started Immediately.
A lyceum has been organized and
By its constitution it is not
a literary society only, but also a mock
court and congress. The members an,ici-
pate a pleasant and instructive winter. Last
Friday night court was in session, Judge 5.
w. Mccoy on the bench. Next Friday
night the question for debate is, as educs-
tional qualification necessary TO suffrage
Affirm. Z. ". Waters and :. W. Mccoy;
DENY, A. b. jackson and 5. u. Dieursnce-
And now j; is wife and mother whose
death we are called upon to chronicle.
Mary T., wife Of t. ID. Carlton died Friday
night, 2sth ult., from the effects Of cancer
Thursday enjoying her usual health. Friday
she was not. 4 wife is SO dear and s mother
of such priceless value, who can estimate
the loss of husband and children: ], is a
crucial test of faith TO see, without muir
muir, the mother takeu away jus; when her
children most needed her love and unweary-
ing patience in the forming of their charac-
tiers.
..Ihen fell upon the house sudden gloom.
A shadow ON those festares fair and thin:
And softly. from that hustled aud darkened
room,
Two angels issued. where but one went In -
Derby, December /, lss4 A. b. 1.
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ing industries Of the country. If our wage
working class want their wages reduced to
the meagre pittance paid the laborsrs in for
eign countries, let them work with the Dem
ocratic party to bring about free trade The
farmers also suffer in as great ratio as the
working-classes. Every factory closed up
in this country drives men out Of manufac-
turing into farming, converting them from
consumers of farm products into producers.
Farmers who are now able to get only
thirtv-tive cents per bushel for wheat, eigh-
teen for corn, and fifteen cents for oats will
have to take less price still for their pro-
pucts if this free trade policy is carried out.
If Mr.. Blaine had been elected president
and protective policy had been endorsed
by the people, there would undoubtedly
have been general revival of business,
prices would have been better, consumption
OF all kinds of manufactured products would
have been greater, the working classes would
have been more generally employed, and
everything would have advanced in price,
and everybody would have been benefited
by it. As it is, the prospects are that we
shall have two or three years of dull times
and there will be many failures. Prices will
go down still lower, both Of farm and man
ufactured product, unless there should be a
failure Of crops through some cause, and
business in all departments will be dull
enough 10 suit even Democrats.
E. P. MILLER.
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M.cULLOcH'S REPORT.

The new secretary of the treasury issues a
state paper from his department which is a
document of considerable length and com
prehensive in character. He declares that
our foreign trade demands attention. lie
advises the appointment of a commission TO
investigate the tariff question and gather IN
formation on these subjects. He believes IL
the condition of our foreign trade was thor
oughly understood there would be greater
uneasiness in the public mind than now ex-
lists. This commission he thinks should as
sumo that the tariff on raw materials should
be removed and reduced on articles of ne
ccssity the reductions should be slow and
gradual In regard TO internal revenue tax
es, he declares that with the exception Of
the tax on whisky, it ought not and will not
be needed for revenue if appropriations are
kept within reasonable bounds, and econ
orny is established in all branches of public
service. and he can see no good reason FOR
their continuance He also declares that
taxes on tobacco should be removed; The
tax upon alcohol used in manufacturing, he
thinks also should be abolished
Regarding silver coinage, he says
After giving the subject careful
consideration. | have been forced 10 the
conclusion that unless both the coinage oil
silver dollars and issue of silver certificates
is suspended, there is danger that silver and
not gold NAV become our metallic standard
and severe contraction result, but whatever
might be the effect of the suspension CT
coinage upon the commercial value OF silver,
il is very clear that coinage cannot be con-
tinued without being detrimental TO general
business and danger to the national credit
The coinage of silver dollars nnder the act
Of February 2s, 1878, has now reached the
very large amount of 1Si,730,S29, being an
increase of 2eOO3,s80 for the year ending
November /, 1884. The amount OF these
dollars in actual circulation is 4l,326, 80.
The increase in circulation for the year has
only been 1,260,3 GAG against an increase OF
4,l36,32i for the previous year. These
figures of themselves are insuperable argu-
mcnt against the continued coinage OF silver
dollars.