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, 1884-04-02

THE expectation of meats to Europe is
a vast and profitable industry for our peo-
pie. Last year, the average export of
American beef on the hoof and in dressed
quarters, to England, averaged upwards
of 1900 head per week. An increasing
consumption of beef in the western reg
ions comparatively near the grazing
grounds is diminishing the supply for
warded to New York and New England;
but England's restrictions, which dis
criminate against the beef of the United
States and in favor of hat from Canada,
is calculated to neutralize the effects of all
the growing western home demand arising
from an increasing western population.
Meantime the price of beef continues
high. The action in Congress, looking
towards organized and effective work in
stamping out whatever traces of pleuro-
pneumonia may exist, is calculated to have
a beneficial effect on the western cattle
growing interest. 1t is said that a 3-year-
old grass-fed bullock, that nets $40 or $i5
in Chicago, could be delivered in England
or Scotland at a further cost of SIS, and
that it would be eagerly taken there at go.
to SIS, which is considerably less than the
cost of English beef.
, 1884-04-02
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The Wife OF a south Boston Man Draws
$1,000 In u Lottery.

Last Saturday afternoon Il reporter of
the Star learned from a responsible party
that a man in South Boston, named
Hatch, within n day or two was the holder
of a successful ticket that drew $4,000
from the Louisiana lottery at New Or
leans.
The Star reporter found the party in
question to be Horace n. Hatch of No.
los | street, dealer in stoves, furnaces.
etc, at No. 1870 West Broadway, South
Boston, where he has been for many years
favorably known.
On calling on Mr.. Hatch, that gentle
mar said that it was his wife who drew
My wife, and my daughter Gcrtie,
and L. he said, each held a 81 ticket in
the Louisiana lottery"
How much was the prizc?"
My wife's ticket drew $4,000, and my
Gertie drew $50"
Have you received the money!"
II have, sir; through T. NJ. Wcscoat
agent of the Southern Express company,
New Orleans.
Was this your first attempt at trying
your lottery luck?"
No; during three years, off and on, |
have been trying. | spent SlOS in pur-
chasing tickets, and drew $3.50. But
resolved the first of last January to stop
1t. "
Mr.. Hatch then related the particulars
of a dream which his little daughter Ger
tie had, which, when told him by her on
February 9, worked ON linn so strongly rs
to change his mind a few days before the
drawing took place.
Some people," he said, don't believe
in dreams. | have considerable faith in
them. The day my little girl told me her
strange dream | went over to the city,
broke my January resolution, and bought
the three tickets. My wife's drew the
oue-ifth of $4,000, February ~, when
the drawing was made at New Orleans in
the Louisiana lottery"
In parting, Mr.. Hatch said he hoped II
wa the turn of luck to him as his bust.
ness got crippled a few years ago, from
which he has been slowly recovering
Boston LMass.) Star, February %.
, 1884-04-02
HOREHOUND&1AR
TT Invariably Cures Coughs,
Colds, Hoarscness, Sore Threats,
Asthma, Group, and all Alice
ions of the Breathing Organs.

Ets HoothinE iuhnnnrc upon the irrtsicl
,ir passages is due to the fact thae its ingTcdIcutl
ire the most efhcnCious p~ulIhonIcs known.
ibo basis Of the article being the honey OF tho
hoI enound plant, chemically united with the
Abies BaIsRmea, or Balm OF GIlehd. Then
Irc besides five ntlier botanic elements whic'
,,ivo additional efficacy.
Those who have usrd IL say that Hale's
Honey Of HorchcuDd and Tar IL condor
ally remedial In all enses where the organs OF
%crpimtion are affected, aud tba. It's nctInn IL
unusually rapid. It contains nothing that
sau disorder ~hcstonuchI Il hasa extremely
agreeable navor, and ia sold at = Gguro which
lnnbles those Of the most limited means 10 ryail
themselves OF it, yirines.
Children derive great benefit from lee
ioothing prorerties when snlcriug with Cror,i
nd WhoOpinE Cough.
'rises-5oc. and ~ pes bottle; argrrt. chenr
SOLD ~ MI DRUGGISTS
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, 1884-04-02

THE secret of the reseat saddea boanc.
ing of some of the old and trustworthy
officers of the Denver 4 Rio Grande road
partly resides in the fact that they are in
terested in the Colorado Coal & Iron
Company and made the first named cor
poration subseryient to the latter. But
behind all this, there is a niger in the
wood-pile, and when the ebony hued gen
tleman shows his g%rinning worries it will
be from beneath the ties of the Denver &
New Orleans road.
, 1884-04-02

The recent death of Hon. Augustus
Schell, ex-collector of the port of New
York, removes from sight a gentleman
who has been prominent in New York
state and national politics. Mr.. Schell
was a man of ability, and before the war,
more especially. he was in positions of
commanding influence in the democratic
party. An associate of Marcy, Tilden,
Dickinson, Seymour and other leading
democrats of those days, he was always
looked upon as an influential man in the
democratic party.
, 1884-04-02

MASSACHUSETTS, so long a Republican
stronghold, is steadily weakening in this
direction. becoming more conservative
and c~orre3pondingly progressive. The
leading Democrats of this good, old com-
monweath intend to inagurate a club at
Boston on the 18th inst, with AN appro-
pirate dinner and concomitant speeches.
1t proposes to be a power in the politics of
the Old BAY State.
, 1884-04-02

WHILST the average Congressman has
recently stretched his lank legs beneath
the inviting mahogany of his excellency
Chester Arthur, at state dinners, the only
black man in the House of Representa-
tives remained unlimited. Possibly the
trouble was that no postum, sweet pota-
toes and water melons graced the presi-
dents festive board.
, 1884-04-02

OLD ,STecumseh'' is n of those
shrewd old fellows who proposes to be up
on the side of victory or else remain com
placently in the background. Appropos
of this, the Washington Sunday Herald
says that General Sherman, who has just
retired from command of the army, would
decline a nomination of the republicans
for the Presidency, but would accept it
from the democrats, and that this infor-
nation comes from a general officer who
has General Shcrman's confidence.
, 1884-04-02

AT ITS recent meeting in Chicago, the
Illinois Labor Association adopted some
excellent resolutions, among which was
one asking the Legislature for the es-
Enlistment of boards of arbitration to
settle disputes between employers and
employees and another ito make it a
criminal offence to gamble in or create
corners on the neeessaries of life" The
last Of the series Of resolutions adopted is
also good in doctrine, namely, Equal pay
for equal labor for any sex" There
seems to be a conservative spirit pervading
all the propositions and could they be car
ried successfully into effect. much good
would unquestionably result 10 all con-
cerned.
, 1884-04-02

IN ASSUMING the editorship ofthe New
York Commercial Advertiser, Mr.. Parke
Goodwin, who was, for many years, the hon
ored associate of William Cullen Bryant
in the EreHing Post, very aptly says:
"A newspaper should not allow itself to
be made the handle of any party or clique,
but to reflect, as far as it can, the most
enlightened opinions of the day, and to
promote those common interests of socie-
ty which are broader and deeper than the
interests of any of its, constituent parts. -
, 1884-04-02

A MOVEMENT has just been inagurated
in Congress for an extended amending Of
the federal constitution. This instrument
is hardly a century old, yet it has already
been greatly tinkered and much of IFS
original import rendered nugatory. Poll
tieians, reforpers, sehemers and Others
will endeavor to change it from time to
time, and if much SUCCESS crown their
efforts to this end, the magma charta Of
our rights will ultimately be like the boy's
frequently repaired knife-neither the
handle nor blrle of the original left.
, 1884-04-02

IT APPEARS that at the very time the
New York Chamber of Commerce is con
sidering methods for the curtailing of the
coinage of silver dollars, a demand for the
same has sprung up and continues to in
crease. The cause for this evidently is
the discontinuance of the printing of 81
and 81 treasury notes, in consequence Of
the exhaustion of the appropriation fr
that nurnoso
, 1884-04-02

THE copious quotations constantly made
from the columns of The LEADER by the
papers of other commonwealths indicate
most conclusively two things: First, that
much interest resides abroad regarding
Wyoming; and, second, that we have an
attractive and candid way of presenting
facts and comments thereon,
, 1884-04-02

ALL clemency extended to cold. blooded,
ed-handed assassins, is mercy wasted.
But the law should be allowed to take its
ever course for the punishment of the
crime-stained villains. When the ma
chinery becomes clogged or perverted,
then look out for a sudden bursting of
the boiler-the indignant people.
, 1884-04-02
The Democratic Leader.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ., 1884.

IT SEEMS as though Mahoneisru is get
ting a very black eye in Virginia and
everywhere else it raises its hydra-head to
the gaze of the people. Even the ndi-
Gals are getting so that they despise it.
, 1884-04-02

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taking Ayers Cherry Pectornl, the best of
known remedies for colds, coughs, catarrhs,
bronchitis, incipient consumption and all
other throat and lung diseases.
, 1884-04-02

WHEN justice becomes a dire mockery,
then the people arise in their might and
commit excuses which would have been
averted had justice been allowed to pur.
sue the even tenor of its way. The recent
Cincinnati riot was an exempliication OF
this impressiye suggestion.
, 1884-04-02

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, 1884-04-02

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reputation as to the administration of
justice. Recently. the Lone Star State
has redeemed itself, and deep-dyed vii
lains in its midst generally get a short cut
to Justice dealt out 10 them,
, 1884-04-02

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, 1884-04-02

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, 1884-04-02

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ST. Louis Republican: 1t may take
some resolution for the democracy to
legislate upon the tariff for the general
good of the special interests of a few
democratic states, but q substantial and
practical revision made lin despite of these
local interests will attest the party sim
cerity. With the wool interests of Ohio.
the whisky interests of Kentucky. the
tobacco interests of Virginia, the cotton
interests Of Georgia the iron interests OF
Alabama and the sugar interests of Lou
isiana, all powerful influences, opposed
to tariff revision and reduction, the hon
esty and earnestness of democratic reform
which overrides such obstacles, will be
beyond question or dispute. If none OF
the democratic states were sharers in
protection, legislation intended to revise
the tariff and reduce the high duties might
be regarded as a merely local measure
As it is the passage of such measure, in
despite of the opposition in the states
named. will be subject to no such criti
cism