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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-14
Notice to the Public.

Persons dealing with one Jos jackson,
near Centerville, are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he in any
manner interested with me in mining or
any other kind of business. | am the sole
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz mill, about
one mile east of Centerville, and the said
JOS, phi Jackson, and all persons, are here
by notified not to respass on either of said
mines, as any one who shall do so will be
dealt with according to law.
MARION f. WALDRON.
CENTERvILLE, July 1, 1SS4-6m.
Title Abstract of Deed
From Dryden McCintock, Sheriff. to
M. f. Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz lodes known as the Golden Fleece
and Golden Star mines, situated in Cen
terville mining district Boise county. |.
7.
Pate of deed. March 90, 1888, and recor-
ded March %, 1888, at 8 O'Clock. A. NJ. in
book 10, on pages 399, 400, 401 and 400
Deed records of Boise county, 1T.
Territory of Idaho !.
County of Boise
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct abstract, as appears Of
record
~ Witness my hand and seal oi
| Seal. D. 1884 ,n '' o, ., s''S' A
Auditor Boise Co., |. It.
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Treasurer's NOTICE.

THE following warrants on the Coun-
ty General Fund will be paid on pre-
sentation:
Issued April 12, 1ss3-To John German
No. al. IS w
1888 on Road Fund
July II, James Coleman No. 24O $40 90
Peter Larson " 259 5000
1884
Jan. Is, s. Farrell As 123l2
s. C. SILSBY, Co. Treasurer.
August %, 1884.
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.sDid you water the whisky in that
barrel of common yet this morning?'
asked the grocery man of his boy
mo sir; l put bucketful in it Sat
urday." ooh, well, that's all evapor-
ated by this time. Put in another
bucketful."
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THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

nal missions, Aversion to society, DIM
ness of Vision, Noises in the Head;
he vital fluid passing unobserved in the urlhe'
and many other diseases that lead tc Insanity ana
death DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for case of this kind the VI
TAI RESTORATIVE tunder his special advice
and treatment) will not cure, or for anything I'm
pure or injurious found in it. DR.. MlNTlE
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough exami-
nation and advice including analysis of ncine $500
Price of Vital Resolutive, 81 SO bottle, or four
times the quantity, $500; sent to any adj ress up
on receipt of price, G. o. D., secure II ON obser'
vation, and in private name, if desired, is
A. E. MINTlE, M. D.
II Kearny Street, San Frances SEQ. tal.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
RETICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhea elect. Leucori hga For
sale by all druggists; S1.0O bottle, six bottles for
$500
DIR. MINUTES DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ami BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all dru gists.
Jan. 2. 1sS0.-tf
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NV patrons will be convinced that ! NEAR
What | saw ALEX. ORCHARD.
Idaho City, Nov. 6, 1851.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-18
THE HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING APRIL Is 1884.

into American politics In 1851 buchanan,
Ma.on and Soule, American Ministers ~
London, Paris and Madrid, drew NJ the
celebrated Osiend mNniiesin, urging that
Cuba shouln belong 20 the United States,
and that II Srsin would not sell y II thonld
be taken, under certain contingencies, by
force.
In 1880 tina United Sla;ea senate con.
s'dered u proposition 10 pay 10000 Olo Tor
the island, This was the plan OF siidell,
Of Loui'iana. 10 was hnally withdrawn
The SUI named In the bill, which was re-
ported favorably BY both tho committees
ofthn sena'e and housr, was proposed 10
he appropriated for no secret or disguised
purpose, but Ia enHhls the president "a
make a payment 10 the Spanish govern
ment, OF the full ratification oi the treaty
by Spain, without waiting Tor iis ratitcs'
ton by The senate and the appropriation
OF the money by congrefs.
A minority report was presenter by the
house committee which opposed the bill
on the ground that Cuba would be an un'
prod able acquisition, owing to iha necessity
Of preventing internal disorders which
would be sure In arse, sud that u woulr
be n dangerous prec dent Il allow the prcf'
ident tn have the disposal of 5000, 900 ioI
the settlement of n tresty beiorf os rain
cation by the Senats,-fNev fn's E'reld,
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"Hello.n cried a white man TO a darkey;
{ got back from campmeetiDg, | see."
Yes, sah," answered the negro.
Have a good timer a..
You kin bet We did boss: l rebber seed
so much Msfiiis 'llgion 'oplayed aio, sense
I bin BON"
Tin what way did You enjoy the services
most?"
"Well, sah, de ting what tuck my eye,
wuz de true way dat de preacher follered
de.teachln OBJ de scripters."
chow so?" -,
"Yo' see, boss, grub wuz giitln, powful
sksce 'bout de preachers tent, an de good
man wuz 'cumin' oneszy, when up toots er
yaller moke wild de sickis' lookin' rooster l
ebber seed"
"Sick, was her
Eyes. sab; sick want nc name fer i'm,
an DO, good graciousl But de man OBJ God
tuck inn felt all oher. an seed how bony
he wuz; den turnin' 'roun' to dc folks, he
sed: -,
'Brederin' an sistern, ain't rite fer To kill
dis ting, 'kase de bible see dat bit wuz o
rooster what crowed, m fotch old Peter
ter ipen,ance, an tskin' dis fac In 'sidera-
ton does yer wan ter mudder a fowell,
whose iorepa called dc 'tentshun OF q man
ter bis sins?'
IBIS speech got way wild 'em an dey
tuck dat chickun, what wuz den mos ded.
an carried i'm ter q roos' not fur on, an
lef lin in place OBJ three nice, fat quilts.
"Sech scsshun as dat. sar, speaks we'll Ter
de 'vancement OBJ ligion."
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THE MAIL BAG.
A Railway Meeting ut s%pringtown
that was Significant.
Crop, Stock aud Political Notes Of
Interest.
Other SHAFTS from Interior Qalyers.



PGc,s. April 10 -[Correspondenes.l-
Reeves county Ia situated la the ext
western portion of he state, and wns taken
from The northern portion OF Pecos county
Ia the spring OF 1883, and Is one OF the FIN
tst grass aud ca lie counties In the state,
aud "a great deal oi u Is fne tillsble land.
The most OF the lards are school and raj
road In alternate sections, and ns vet very
little OF 10 has been taken up. The idea
prevails Throughout he state ~ a great ex'
leu, that II Ia n poor iarming county. The
Pccoa river and Toyah or, TX valleys M h
General thing are very rich, o produce
hns crops hut they are now exclusively
used for stock. However, We have u Gall.
lornisn who mas started n vineyard about
tour miles above the town nj P,cns on the
Pecos river, and no is fully snlslied that
grapes will do well here. And on Toyah
creek there was considerable farming in n
primary way by the Mexlcans, until this
.pring a Californian In Starting "a vineyard,
with good success 30 far, In iHoi all pafties
are unanimous In paying hat the valleys OF
the Psoos river aud Toyah creek will ere
org be util 10 e great extent In grape
growing. Both OF the above streams all yId
ample water for irrigating pu passes. To
the actual settler THE county oileis he IN.
ducemeu,s, II the land board would place
the wHteTed school lands on tho market, a.
homes O. uld be obtained for three dollar
al acre Tor watertd ana TWO dollfts tof dfy
lunds, ode.,hirtieth cash, balance on thirty
years time by making 40 annual payment,
ogether win the interest every year.
Many parties are wanting to settle on wa
tered school land Us soon rs II Is placed on
the market. And instead Of the school
lands being controlled by u foS this county
will be dotted wish homes OF the actual set.
Her, with his herd OF cattle Numbering from
filty to one hundred head. where non the
cattle companies own from 5000 10 3O,C0O;to
the exclusion, in a great Measure Of the
small cattle owner. The land beard re-
tarded the best interest OF tho'siGte by rent.
ing the school lands In large bodies and TAX
ing the wstered land of the market.
rhe cattle men are nearly through tound-
ing up their neef cattle and will start soon
for the territory TO sell them.
10 my next | will give q description oil
the town Of Peoos and ie advantages.
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The subjsct OF the annexation Of Cuba
10 the United States was Il list mooted just
after the French Republic was proclaimed'
in 1913. TIE American government. while
willing It should remain . Spanish colony,
declared that no other foreisn government
should ,yer possess II. 10 1925 Span had
pr poses to cede Cuba TO the United states
c-ssors Init this vas declined In 1si8
Presisent Polk offered to buy the island for
4. 900 900 but to this Spain would not IL.
len. In 1870 . flibnsterirg exp.dition
u1der Lopszw WIS prevented by the Unisd
States government. A eeccnd expedition
set away successfully, but Lopez was de-
festsd and himself garrotsd snd ot1er ED
era publicly shot since 1877 the ques ION
..Ss ~-.a1siiion Of Cuba hassnIezed irtsly
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WANTS,

rCANiED-A SITUATION AS coACHMAN
" aud rafdner, or eau attend any knd %
horse; good ref Fences given. Addreis X r..
ear N nld oHcc nptla.lt
w so.icit orders for the fsucy nyeing 20 "2l
Main street MARX kA>rlR aptlS-lt
"a ANIE6-A slCK NURSE. APPLY No.
w iOl6 Jaek,on ttrcrt, with recommends.
II rs apri1-lt
HT1HTTD-TWU OK TaKkE AGENTS 70
w travel over state; constant employ mem hnd
ana ~Iaruooi stress nprl6.iI
YATANrrD-PARrlRs IN fhEClTY WANT
w ug pastu sge for hrif cattle would de
we'll 10 iiqHirc VI corner q dlz rnd Portland
trsets. uprij-iw
UJANTFD-AGENTs. ADDRESS Tilf ST
W iOUlS tLE TR lAMP 90. ST. Louis
Mo. fr circular cats nnd terms Tor IN bl Can.
4 /, Piwrr Gas crsOu klcntric Lamp,
lIANrkn-FlFTY LADY OPERATORS
Apply b0tw en- the hour. Of 7hl' . a m, on
Main street ontrauce, third door. ! tulenshlp
& Bste. P.3.u
nFANTE6-To sELL LOW, ONE SOFA
W apnIains, IN good ordof' also Two iount ,iae
CHAS KAHN. Hpi3'lm
MANUFACTURING MEN 10 CANV ASS
To- our subSofiplion books IN oyery city aud
county IN Texas liberia terms ara permaherl
Sm%ployment gsIen Call on or address !. W.,
sToNG 81 Mainst. maISjiunu
MTANrRb IMgEpIATELY-BY fROF. J.
w w. Brock, Corsicana. Texas. 2 hrstolass
white hNrher,: will grstnrtce si2.J0 per week.
MTANTED-YoU TosToP Attic NATION
w AL HOTEL; hTsrclass Accommodation ~
;sa,onasle rate on 0n Pm pVLI LhG , n
iug Is brick, with threo stairwaya IN case oflre
Located In tho busiaess portion OF ne city, oiuy
one square from Htreet-oar line, and one sqnast
rom Texas & Pacific and Missouri saelho Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
bithcr road. Ofico opon all night. Guests are
rsilad Tor all Trains II CLHARY, Proprietor.
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G. A. PRICE,, secretary.


WInsBoRo, April 15.-[Oorrespondence. =
At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a very de-
structiye hailstorm struck this place de-
stroying many window glasses and injuring
gardens and fruit trees.
The FIRST Issue OF an educational journal
will make it's appearance In a few days I'M
der the management OF the Masonic .lnsii.
tate.
Fine weather to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-18

In making the assertion that P~czzoni's
medicated complexion powder is entirely
free from injurious or deadly poisons. we
do IL upon the authority OF a thorough
chemical analysis. 1t is one OF the Oldest
face powders In the American market, and
is used in the families OF some of our most
prominent medical men who have person.
ally acknowledged TO the proprietor that
they not only consider it harmless, but es-
teemed i. highly beneficial IN every respect
not only for the use of ladies and children,
hy all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-18
A stitch In Time.

A stitch In Time.
Your children are always getting INTO
burn their hands, sprain their ankles, crush
or hurt themselves in many ways. They
have sudden attacks Of cramps, diarrhoea
or ~dysentery. A physician Is sent for, de.
Law enrues, and frequently the consequent
ces are serious. This could all he avoided
by having . supply Of PoHD's EXTRACT at
hand. Nothing will relieve pain 30 quickly,
ston bleeding or heal wounds, bruisee, etc.
II, action IL quick, sure and unfailing. Full
directiops are supplied with each bottle.
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4 ltW DAYS sipce Dallas htrsel,
~ 0sD the north sftern portion al the state
81 he'd s-vsrsl large .rd enthusiastic
Wootlnes on the sutjrc'. Enough has bsei
~ on7 done to wsfcsnt tbs assertion tha'
foa1 will be bpilt. To tan the porfb-
- thar rosd mutt psss througn MOI
6nruo and Clsv countless Inc rosa VII
SreDssbis touch Denton. Montague and
S1r{o<fa. end 70 ihencs on 20
6rnes IL this dire ion .rrieits musf
Bat rs shoult b>sS 10 min ihst
Gcber town In he line vtI b biddinf
~ oaDuot o<cure g ~ si,unR ~,
ksnds waiting % Is 90 ONE W
- 20 oes'oas ~ RpA'ass "aszs',
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lmpOrfnuf.

Important.
When you visit or leave New York City.
ssve baggage, expresses or carr age hire and
non at the Grand Union hOtel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. six hundred elegant
aoom., cited up a. q cot OF 100000, re-
facsd 10 o. end upwards per day. Euro
,esn plan. Elevator. Resfsuranf supplied
With the best. Horre ears, stays aud ele-
ysted railroads 10 all d~ppfs. Families can
i've letter for less money a. the Grand
Union hotel than In sny oiter frstclsss
.otel u We cilgs
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sPKis1.iuwS.

s%pRrYGrowS, April l6.-TCorrespond.
ence. l-Pursuant TO n call published
in tho Pilot. the oiiiz.ns OF Spring.
town assembled IN msss meeting Vt
the Union church Mondsy nt.Lt April IA.
Captain j. A. Kidd was called To tue chair,
and stated the OBJECT OF the meeting was to
take action looking to the building OF a
railroad to %springtown at al eatly day.
Mr.. @. A. Price was chosen secretary.
On motion a committee NJ seven, con-
sistirg Of h. O. Culton, Il. NJ. Wadsworth,
G w, Akald, G.. NJ. Graham, lerael Fuller,
T. p. Evans. j. p. Randolph and q: A.
Price was appointed 20 draft resolutions,
and submitted the following:
WHEREAS. IL is the sense Of this meeting
10 express ourselves as favorablv disposed
towards all puolic improvements and es-
pecially TO encourage the building OF u rail-
road to %Springtown, Texas, at on early day,
be IL
committee 20 correspond with t. l.. Mar
sa ia, Captain w. @. Veal, A. Sanger, May
or Cabell aud others OF Dallas, setting forth
thelsdvautsgc to accrue 10 the city Of Dallas
by he building of a railroad from that city
to Springtown, y. U. Oulton,
Chairman.
An amendment was offered adding the
secretary to the committee, and requesting
the committee TO also correspond with
the citizan Of Jsokshoro, Graham and Sey-
mour, askiug them to cooperate with the
citizens OF SpringLown. Adopted "a amend
ed and the chair appointed G, Q. Culton, +.
NJ. Wadsworth, G. w. Akard and O. d.
Price.
On motion the secretary was ins tructed
to furnish n copy of these proceedings TO
the Dallas Daily HERALD, the Dallas Daily
Times aud The Sprlngtown Pilot, requesting
them 10 publish the same. Adjourned.
J. a. KIDD, Chairman
q. A. PRICE. secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-18

NOR SALE-A TEN 1O BORSk-POWERR
soil engine. / plaues and matcherl q lot Of
et., suitable for small town. Apply at 22j Pat.
terson avenue. aprl7.2t
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NOR sALE-A VERY pE5lRABkECorrAGE
L on Hord street. 8 good rooms; lot 3sxs6 ,fee';
PRATHRR 81 ARDREY, Agents, o.ico No III
street. aprl7-it
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ToRSALE~-THE VALUABLE AND BEAU
L tiful block, l9Sxl6S Mt tho Inter lection OF
Canton and Marion streets. facing lsS feet Oh
Marion street, 16S feet on Canton and l9S feet on
Trinity street. Applg 70 RICHARD COIN,
Main street. or TO Paul Giucksman. anl7-6t
NOR BALE-TEN SHAPES IN THE DALLAS
i Homestead and Loan Association. Apply
Al office of Sanger Brothers nprl6
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STATE PRESS.

ne best smokine Tobacco, is .Liit.s
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TOR sALE-A FINE LOT OF PURE BRED
Jersey heifers; also = iow imported thor.
ough bred high grade Holsteins, at Riverside
Stock Farm, corner Jefferson and Cochran
streets, Dallas. Texas. mar29.lm
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: sALE-A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
II lots In the new Cedar Grove Addition" y
ing north Of Cochran street and east of the Mis-
soui Pacific Railway. ranging IN price from
siOO 10 $500. By MURPHY " BOLANZ. Real
Fstate Agents, M. 100 Main street. nprl6-tf
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~OR SNIF-VNFNP" "TT NIEfN VT INNU
near Kleburg Station on Texas Trunk Rail.
RI I'D. Inquire OF LATHROf LATHROP. CAS-
n m e,raet- msr25-1u
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NOR ~sALE-LoT 75Xl2j, ON COMMERCE,
y known as Long Branch property. VIII be
offered fof a few days NJ q bargain. Apply u
Texas & Mexican Land and Investment Co
72y Main street. nprle-bt
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NOR SAlE-A GENTLEMAN WISHING no
Il retire from livery business desires TO sell his
entire outfit, consisting of residence, stable,
horses, buggies and Carl iges; the nrove Is Stu
ated In one Of the last growing cities In Texas:
will take in part trade dallas city property II
suitable, or win sell ON easy terms; n fno open
ing and a good bargain VIII be given. For
terms address Box lis. Dallas. apr1D.2w
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OR SALE-SALoON FURNI lURE, COM
prisipg ccun'er, shelving and Ice chest, as
good rs new; will sell very cheap for cash Ad.
dress s.. Herald office. anrGtf
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WANTKD--ACrIVE MEN TO CANN AL
" To- our subscription books IN oyety city al,
county IN Texas. liberia terms ara permanent
employment gNtn. Call on or address I. w.
eTONG glo Mainst, maT23iunt
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I.fUksALE-BROOM MACHINES For SALE
= Two new machines and presses, Westlake
4 Britton Manufacturer, for sale cheap. Address
WM PfOUTS. rare Herhld office inn22u
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ufANTEu-TO SELL Low, \ SODA
W a%pntaius, In good ordoI; also two iount inr
C4AS KAHN. apI2.lm
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IATANTEp IM HEplAIELl-BH fROF: j,
w W. Brock, Corsicana. Texas. 2 iirstclass
" hltc barber; will guatantce $3.50 per week.
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hANrkp-FlFrY LADY urEkATOts
w Apply b0tw en- the hour. of7hl'aa m. on
Main street o~nlraucc, third door. tnlcnship
e Hatp. o. 3t.
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UJANTfD-AGENTS, AbDRESh illf ST
" IOUlS tLE TR LAMP 90. ST. Louis
Mo. fr circnlar cats nni terms Tor IN bl Cau'
4 -. u,,y.v 80. .r.nft E1pHtrlp Iautn.
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NOR sALE-BEAUrIFuL nE5IDENCE LOTS
4 high and dry grout d. IN the new edition
known as Cedsr Grove addition formerly known
rs the Laws property J This property Is very
desirable. being situated near the business ctn-
ter of the city, within n few minutes walk of the
Postniice. Is we'll laid Off into good sized lots,
with alleys In tho rear Of all lots. aud Is offered
T.. ..I ., n,p- . e. q, frs IN SIM IN gt10 NOR lot.
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TOR sALE-Dw fLLlNG, 40 ROsS AVENUE
/ Innuire ~ premises. Aprl2-1w
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That ~singularly anti-democrstic rule. the
two-thirds, should not be readopted: II wa
the invention Of scheming politicians to de-
feat the will OF the majority; IL has more
frequently served that end thsn any good;
II gives control 10 ninority, not even respect
able In number; 1t has not the merit even
Of long precedent; and finally. n in an cleo
ton. one majority will ~elect.a candidate, We
can not conceive why n majority should
fall to nominate fLongviev Democrat
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Fine weather to-day.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-20

That Is the vile and mendacious slnndcr
that, for party purposes, Mr.. Blaine
hired Democratic newspaper TO sully
and destroy the good name OF his wife.
No real man In this broad land believes
that James q. Blaine is mean and
base enough to attempt to climb
into the Presidency on the ruins
OF his wife's good name. Still, this
charge is put anoat without any pater-
nifty under the insinuatlon, "And now 1t
Is said," etc. These heartless and men
dacious ISLANDERS heaped upon Mr.. Blaine
and his wife will disgust all decent men
with the party using such poisoned wcap-
ons In the campaign. The American
people love justice and fair play, and abb
hor and loathe baseness and oalumny,
and will vote for Mr.. Blaine to rebuke
the effort to defeat him by SANDER. The
indianapolis Sentinel, Democratic
paper Of many years standing, and the
organ Of the Indiana Democracy, started
the SANDER about Mrs. Blaine, and that
makes the Democratic party RESPONSE
BILE for the SANDER. To get rid OF the
odium, which justly attaches itself to n
SANDER OF female honor, and to break
the force of the public indignation,
Democratic papers proclaim that "and
now 1t Is said" that Mr. Blaine bribed
the Sentinel to defame his wife TO
strengthen his sickly boom" This is
a double slander--a SANDER upon Mr..
Blaine and SANDER upon the Sentinel.
We hope the Times will give the name
of the author of the SANDER contained
in the extract quoted at the head Of this
article, that his name may "fester in the
infamy Of years." and his memory be
accursed forever among honorable men.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-20

'ALL the Presidential candidates are
concentrated away up in the Northeast
corner Of this immense country" says
the Times-star: ''wby don't they spread
themselves and give the voters an OPP
portunity for personal Inspection Let
Cleveland take a trip to Texas, Blaine
to the Pacific coast and Butler to the
South. st. John can attend to the
Fast
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-20

Mr.. Il. w. Atkins. Girard, Kansas,
writes ~ never hesitate to recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
they give entire satisfaction and are
rapid sellers" Electric Bitters are the
purest and best medicine known and
win positively cure Kidney and Liver
late the bowels. No family can afford
to be without them. They will save
hundreds of dollars In doctors bills
every year. Sold at 80 cents bottle by
Rice Bros. & Co., Soledad block.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-20

MESQUITE, TOME, OctObef ~, NM.
Mcssrs. Morley Bros. Austin, Texas:
Gentlemen-I feel grateful to you for the
good Morleys Blackberry Balsam has done
my baby. II was nearly dead with summer
ia our town and everything ! could hear of,
but all In vain. ! gave my baby up as dead,
when u friend prevailed upon me to try your
blackberry u tisam. The one bottle cured It.,
and now II is as fat as a pig. ] can cheerfully
recommend your blackberry Dalsam to all
mothers. and am very gratefully yours.
J. ID. BRowDER.
OF Mcsars. Browder n Paschall.
For sale Mt kalteyer's.