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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-05

A COUPLE Of New Orleans girls inaugu-
rzfed way of dealing with their seducers
that would soon stop that growing crime If
it were generally followed. Under the
promise Of marriage they yielded their
priceless jewel, to be abandoned without
any reparation, when the consequent period
of maternity came around. They used
every means of exhortation to get their
betrayers to save their disgrace by honora-
BILE marriage, but the giddy dudes refused.
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned
and these were no exceptions TO the rule,
Tor arminR themselves with pistols they
sought the men and cody opened FIRE on
them One was MORALLY wounded and the
other had his jaw-bone shattered and his
manly beauty msrred forever. or course
the girls will and ought TO be cleared before
any jury that could be selected.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-12-05

The official vote OF the Presidential
election is at last snnnounced and is ss
follows: Cleyelane AGO., 527; Blaine 4. $780,
5sT; 81. John 1870 slS Butler III $50, show
ing q plurality of the popular vote in favor
of Cleveland of 7O,930. The increase in
the vote of four years ago is 1854, Of
which the democrats got come seventy
thousand more than half. In 1850, Gar
fisldis plurality was 1898. Texas is the
banner democratic State having given
Cleveland 1S4,s55 majority over Blaine.
Pennsylvania ads in the Blaine column,
having given him s0,75s more votes than
Cleveland. With is vOtes to spare in the
Electoral College and a majority OF 81
over Blaine and a popular vote Of nearly
seventy.One thousand plurality, this seems
to be pretty fair democratic. country even
after "A years Of watching aud waiting.
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Smiths Extract d May FIaW1F
ThoTimeTrlod audi sallyApproycdRemely
forali Diseases OF the Bladdcrand Kidncye.
IL Positively Cures where az
other Remedies Have Fails
cd to Produce Relief.

"Brlehrs Disease OF N Kidneys" o fearful
seourrc, which spares neither age, sex nor condi'
ton, becomes an incurable disease only for the
want OF timely attention. II allowed TO work ii5
rnvngos unchecked until e has iaslcrcl upon Tho
yitals oil,s victim, no medical skill can release YES
hold: itclaimsitsp prey, and annually numberslts
victims by the thousand, timely use OF
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof Of
this assertion, we cite you 20 the numbcrlcss testi'
moninls IN our possession, and quote such cuh'
ncnt authorities os Dr. Ei ives, OF New Haven
Conn, and DR.. King, Compiler Of Kings DIS
pcusatory.) Asl, your own physician If these
uamos are authorities and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice 90 an advertised medi'
cine. Decide now, II mer not DO too laie,
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
Ia natures W remedy ris no vile dccocton
OF useousd drugs and dals erous chemicals. May
Flower Is a modest littla plant which grows in
New Foundland, In PonnsylFania and Kentucky.
Itis diuretic and astringcut I'm rs properties, and
has frequently been used n great advantage IN
Diarrhma and Bowel Complaints Of children. Hi
great merit, however, Isl .ts gentle aud efficient
action on the kidneys. il removes all impurities
thr%oughnatural channels end restores thcsysteni
TO a healthy condition. ltpromptly relieves pains
IN the back and loins In cnscs Of weak ana deh'
cato females, It's value is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesiy OF woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials oil
inostlmable benefits derived from It's use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF Nay
Flower. Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. It is yours to choose between
Health, Happiness and Lie,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by i. Smith q Bro, Coyington
Ky ror sale nv al druggists
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FUTURES.

WmrAT-Chioago, spring wheat, July,
closed strong anc higher Ia cent NJ 9O ia,
81 Lonls, wheat closed No. 2, June,
$l.03 rs, the fraction hicher
Corn-ChicGgo, closed ] . csutlowtr at 30.
Hog produets-Chioago. mess pork closed,
July, 40 cents per buroi higher at $3.50,
Lerd closed, Jolly, 7 i2 cents higher al
$3.50 1-2.
Ootton-New York, all mouths lower,
New Orlesns, same ~ New York. Liver
pool, steady and unchanged.
stooks-Rail ways all prnportiorally lower
and dull. Western Union lower and dull
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NICHOLS SMEP ARD &s Co.'s
WIFI Give
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS


For any case Of tho following dls'a'es which
tho medical fraioraiiy have pronounced Incur
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aud secondary stages, such aa old Ulcers and
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VIII euro the ihiid STAGES or, IertaIy stphlls,
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have huudtcds Of ctrin aos where mlraeuloli
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yoursolf-ii saves your or pi'g rom the tilut
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TtoGnttts. rud onS Perfect Helix Resiorer
Tvs. Discovered,
Mr. rura havins dt covered tHis wouieriul
IS tore. offers Sc % tho pablo afaf repeaped
cNyurucula, cl. iuIut ior DO qualities posseasea
.bYu 10 Otltr h4F pupar.tQ ever m lnutac'urcd
IL does H0. dyc TIC lnir, bus oruses q tsW
EroAfh iufts COL igirsl color after tgO week APP
nliCfiuu 10 matters uot whether the hgir y OF
The depot black or most delicate blcude.
It ,lsO entirely frees The head from danirun.
md j. free froia amy poisonous urnf.
gho proprietor guarantees 90 give one num-
drad idiiag- 400 V0 90 any rCrfOI who aiter a
ffr tn .fhnis thnti 90 does not 30 10 heir entire
satisfaction an that &c claimed lor q.
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sn1 letters ofapprcvci could be furnished.
For a dressing O clegn TIE head OF dendTud.
keep so hair rom falling out or turning fray,
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Ofths many remedies before the public
for nervous debility and weakness OF nerve
generativs system, tbere is none equal TO
Aliens Brain Food, which promptly n
permanently restores eli lost vigor; itnever
falls, 81 pkg, O for f5-At druggists. or
by mail from J.. II. Allen, 3l5 First Ave-,
New York city.
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Important.
When YOU visit or leave New York City
ssve baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at a cost OF $l,0o0,Uo, re-
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stagss and ele'
waited railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at h q Grand
Urion hotel than In anv other irst-oless
hokal IN the ~,sv
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To Fxmilies, Hotels aud Restaurants.
Ask your grocer tor Rickter a Lees Rio
noea ccffss, pure, fresh, unadulterstet, un-
colored, unRlszsd. Sold BY 81 hrsf-cisss
after parchine. See that no inferior brand
Of stale coffee Is subs:ituted.
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It IS sclf-cylient that % physician paying
particular attention TO- cllss OF cases attliua
great .hiil. and physiciars ln regular practice
all over tle country know lng this, frequently
recommend cases 90 the oldest elcc IN Atncrl.
ca, where every known appliance l3 resortcd
TO, and the provcdrood rcrnedic1 OF az
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used for ulice purposes, and Hl are treated Win
SKIN iu a respectful mauuer ana, "
what to do, no experiments are made. ON nc=
count OF The great number applying, tha
CHARGE arc kept low, often lower thln Is dc-
fnanlrd by others. IL you SECURE the skill and
ret a fnacdy ana perfect me- cure, that ~ the
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e,flIiYIE, MARRIAGE GUllE p2gp,

Elegant cloth aud slit binding. sealcdl for 70
cents u postage or currency. oyer uily WVu5
Gcrlul pom pictures, true 90 liie, eruclea on tne
following Euhlcctgi Who may marry uonVt
whyg prnpcr ACCT o. marry. Who marry nrst.
Minhocd, Womanlool. Phyheal 1ecay. NhO
should marry. How lie 1ad lnlpiutea may 70
marrying should reidit. thought go. Do. read
I'd fftr -r ..r ff.n fHHt fHFFr 'Nnfr 4-N
tev. pcpnitr edition, aamea8 above, but paper
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SHOE

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH To-FUR.
NIsH THEMSELVES WITH FINE
SHOES CAN BE SURE or GETTING
THE BEST II THEY ASK THEIR
SHOE. DEALER FOR HANAN's.MAHE
OUR GOODS ARE MADE OF THE
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OR WOVEN IN IHErsTRAp. or EV-
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w. ID. WYLIE g. CO..
ESTATE, LAM AND
COLLECTING AGENTS,

eaAHD-W1NDsoR HOTEL DALLAE, TEXAS
VIII give specisl attention 70 securing goo4
lnvostrlcnta ln oiiy property, farming and
rrarfue lanG. TO 0loQk reisCrs ano oolcuie.
Wo offer gpcciel Inducements having On oui
ilsls large tracte 81 due agricultural ana graz
lnr lands, with abundance OF wrtar. The rcnt'
me- and cole Of city property WIN receive specie.
AND perroual attention. Collections PROMPTLY
mria aud ramittcd. Naylnr sline o. ohcc6 in
nordents ip Europo our faciidea Tor tho sole O.
urorariy are unCQuallod. We haze 10000 acre
Of thd anoet lssd IN TeTg7, belonging 20 lhe
FrnuCo-Torau Land Com any choice felat
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iauds nrouiiaCcut 20 eHf c~H1tfnous t1 iE
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! rcrttro .rffh rrt nurfneFN.
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CsTRAYED-FRoM STABLES OF DALLAS
" Belt street bailwav o. one small. red
horse mule: -oai hraDd q OF left slte. Albcra
QuILLMAS, supi.
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ghls Famous Remedy for Gen. !
stlpnuon, Dyspepsia, Inaige9.
tion, xiver Complaint, md oil
Livor Disease, has bean In
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arty years, and IL moro popular
to-day t!inn ever before. Buy
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original ara genuine, mnnufac-
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HARGls & LAWS,
Sale Stabls'
Kim STREET

DyVcsile schneider a Davis Fsy tefse, an
nea, bngaieA eenlie driving horse1 sor lhdie'
srri 10 any part Of tho fity. fisttEs1 oar
risffs snd reetlcr1snly driven spect9l ~
t.r-ion raid 70 call for all trA'ne, bcsues srf
tfsis. Telephone In conostiian VIM s'hci
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POI son

In tho hloot Is APT 10 show i'selfiu toe e,rug.
and nnt.ro should by an .m3auf te 1ftld'H
throwing 50 on. swilra Specific does rnistfcv.
lyoly. Hiss purely y.gotshie. u~ln.porrnolt
remedy. which helps uatlIt % fuffr ~ ITO pol
son or iailto through The pores 81 D skin
Mr.. Roacr, A.. Eisloy, af Dioks1u. Iouscrsee,
viltol under da'o OF Mardh 90. 1851 " had
Chil's Eud fever followed by fhcumfifw Tor
three SeGrr, Fl thatf was uctaNIn 10 at.ri 20
med lCinc. nud fluHd 40 rtltf q titnd 10.
commeud dsNiNs Specific. titled l.n Nrtte,
aud my heath begfn 90 lmpuoye ! continued
until / hld ken six bottles, and rs has tet mo
commend e toal similarly afflicted
Lottogs f-om tvcu'y ,hrcc C3 of ,ha leading
retail drugrIFH GA fIuiH tavlutHr as nsr1h
/ any other one rem. dy rl tniD 20 tfn limos
a8much as any % ler blood teoiol we gu
70 % al' Claaspe had utuy o. t trfl ial4lies
uaoit as d. gcntral hcalth 1cnic.'
ram quo ,hct sgiWs 81 cidc saved my llio.
I was tlfl1 poisoned uiih malera, ana was
givcn 40 % oic. SwiMs OF eciln relieved mo
6romrrY ara cntr,ly. think ~ the s-catesi
remedy 81 q. nrt. O.. q. sfsHcSR
9rpi Gas Work., Rome, Go.
I have known and used swif3s speciao for
more fhfu twoni v as and have seen moro
scndorul results noim rs use than ron amy
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certain tnd safe nnudotf 70 az SORTS or BLOOD
Poison J.. III -TsON sNiTu, MD, Atlantis Ga.
Our treatise or Blood and sHn Disease
TIE sWTvT sPECIFIoC 90,
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GAS
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'57 gg IA PHI Fl L US
g0ME q q q RY'
w Is xSrE J5
ron TIE CURE or ALL DISEASES or
-orsreCaTVLT erIEEp. DOGS. HJGE.
and POULTRY.
r0n TWENTY YEARS Uumpiircys' Nomeg-
ratllfr EetcrinnrN 3pccincE pave us,l 49,
rurdurn. Horse Railroads, Mnnuia'iusrse
fnai Mine Comranirs. Irnt'E NippolFniht7
rnd wcunccriss. and others aandiihs ssoe"'
win nCrfett ~ticcccf. r.t -,
Nunphrcys Veterinary. Manuel. ~ PN
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~ Pamphlets sent free on Application
g~EtufvREYs HOMEOPATHIC
100 Fulton Street. hcw RoEA-
NERVOUS DEBILITY
hllMphSEYS' l Sis9l y fss@ ss' q's s's 2.
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Been y nse q yssrs, SpErlfW ZIG. ZN,
rnf rrncfgi fnH1. Price 81 rcr vial. or Nialsnnc
large frr fur @. sept rpNtiref |nto
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TogE-opened: New York, quiet; New Or
leans, qulei; Liverpool, duh Mt decline, Closed;
New York, steady; New orleans, quiet
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COTTON.

spoT cotton dull snd unchanged. Con-
solidated receipts larger than on any ono
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Sinkar, Davis & Go,
DALLAS TEXAS.
.ENGIyIS and BOILERS
Saw and Flour Mill
.WACHINE Y.
Corner Market street and Pacific Avenue
John 8. HETHFRtNdToN MANAGER
rnn nrsr TRuss LIZ I'D.

THE BEST TRUSS EVER MADE.
The Genuine Elastic
Truss g. worn with
perfect comfort right
and DAY, rctain'n g mp
turc under the harieti
exercise or fcvcrHkt
strain. Sold q greatly
reduced prizes and .C1t
by mail 90 all pafts o.
the country, Send iof mli descriptive clrcn 3
b NEW YORK ELASTIC TRUSS HoMP.sN
sfs Broadway Mo- Nu'v-
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In ,ho hlooi Is apt 10 show iiEclfi u too e9fing.
and nat.ro should by al.maauf Dc 1ftec'7
throwing 50 on. swl1'a specific does mis'f FEC.
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" ror ,ole Nv nii drnrdsi5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-04

canals by placing over them a commits
| sioner who was willing TO see the canals
fall out of repair in order that railway
traffic might be increased This as the
signers of the address justly say, con-
Germs not the farmers of New York
alone, but those of the west as well, who
are touched in a vital point by whatever
affects the cost of the transportation of
farm products.
Again, in the Five-Cent fare bill veto.
Cleveland lays down the dangerous doc
trine, in effect that the corporations
chartered by the Legislature become
afterwards superior to the Legislature,
and their rights are beyond interference
or modification. The fundamental OBJ
lection to the veto is based. not only on
its effect, but on the alarming and reac-
tionary arguments formulated by the
Governor in defense of it. The consiitu-
ton of the state of New York expressly
declares as a condition precedent of the
formation of corporations that the
charter of every corporation shall be
held subject to g alteration from time to
time or repeal by the law-making
power; and the court of appeals of the
state Of New York and the supreme
court of the United States have affirmed
the right of the law-maldng power toso
alter or repeal. This essential stipulation
the Governors veto completely ignores.
Railroad Commissioner O'DonnelI
found that the net inco lie of the ele-
waited railroads of New York City ex-
ceeded 16 per cent. of the capital
annually expended in their construction.
and he adds in his report:
The elevated railroads are not chartered or in,
corporated under the general rairo ad act of 1850
| bIlt ..ia1 DI,op+
By lCitich they created the legislature has re-
SerUed its sovereign right (lLIlder Art s. Sec OF
the constttutiO1D to alter, amend 0rrepedtd at any
t1n'e each and eceiy one Of these charters. There
as no contract betlceen the people of the state or
city Of NelC York tCith either of these roads not
to reduce the fare thereon.
These roads are paying dividends on
! S13,00O,00O of fictitious capital; yet Gov.
Cleveland went out of his way to de-
fend them and announced the monstrous
doctrine-repudiated alike by the state
constitution of New York and by the
! federal supreme cOurt-that the state
had no right to interfere with their ex-
tortionate charges. The New York far
mers do not think that president hold
ing such views is to be desired at a time
when land-steals and other railroad
abuses promise to be leading issue in
congress.
| 1t is not singular that the farmers of
New York, as well as the workingmen,
| should be in arms against such doc
trine as this. The vital principle which
prompted the granger movement in the
great agricultural states, was the neces-
sity of bringing the railway corporations
under some sort of Legislative control.
1t is unfortunate for Mr.. Cleveland that
his public acts place him on the wrong
side of this vital question, and show
him a servant of corporations rather
than of the people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-04
Indiana

ONE OF THE OLDEST DEMOCRATIC STUMP
SPEAKERS CONVERTED TO REPUBLICAN,
ISM.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 25- The re =
puDllcan congressional committee has
received very strong letter from Mr..
Edward I'll. Green, Of Aurora, Ind,
gentleman who has been one of the old
est democratic stump-speakers in the
state. In the course of his letter ne says:
81 have made more democratic speech
es IN southern Indiana than any other
man now living in it. with possibly the
exception of Judge Holman [ made the
first speech in southern Indiana in 1854
that was then permitted, owing to the
virulence of the times in opposition to
the know-nOthingism of that period and
was only II years old. With the ex-
ceptlOn Of 1872 [ have uniformly sup
ported the democracy, but [ now pro-
pose to vote for Blaine and Logan, and
do all can hOnorably to secure their
election. L am prompted to this course
by purely patriotic considerations, and [
never saw my duty more clearly than |
do ID supporting the republican nomi-
neeS. L believe the best interests of our
country Will be subserved by the election
OF Bla1ne and Logan, and the prosperity
and happiness Of our people thereby pro-
NOTED. [ represented this county in the
house of representatives of the Indi-
ana legislature, the sessions of 1S66-67-
and served as mayor of Aurora, my ma
tive city. two terms, commencing Nav
1877, and ending May, 1881. [ also
served liz the Union army from the be-
ginning to the close of the rebellion,
entering the services az a private soldier,
and by series of promotions reached
the capfa1ncy OF my company. I shall
during the campaign labor with all the
energies of my soul and the capabilities
of my mind for a continuance of repub-
Hcan supremacy in the control of the
government, believing it to be for the
best good of our country and people and
in the interest of the civilization and
progress of the of the age. A union
soldier in the ranks of the democracy is
out Of place. and to discover this to be
true he has only among many other rea-
sons to note the action of the late demo-
cratic house of representatives on the
senate amendments to the Mexican SOL
dier's pension bill, and to observe the at
titude of the solid SOuth-that section so
recently at enmity with him and en-
bracing the territory wherein many of
his brave soldier comrades are reposing
in their last sleep-the sleep of death
[ shall work during the campaign under
the orders Of the state central commit
tee, Indiana will cast her electoral vote
for Blaine and Logan, but there must not
be too much confidence to the neglect of
work. Let the watchwOrd be work.
work. work, and earnest and determined
effort, and all will be we'll With best
wishes, ETC., / am, very truly,
.sE. ID. H. GREENE"