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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23
II. P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
IouSs AtnruoFF. Accent. Dallas, Tex

OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, March IL,
lss5.--To an HON it May Concern; This is
TO certify that the Continental Insurance Com
pany, of New York, n. ! o., has In all respects
fully complied with the laws of Texas as con-
ditions precedent to its doing business in this
state, and tlutt said Company holds Il Certi-
fcate OF Authority from this office emitting
il udo business In this State for twelve
months from the lst day Of January, 1885, to
the 5lst day Of December, 1875.
IL S.l-Glyon under my hand ana seal, at
office, In Austin, the day and date flrstabJve
written.
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"or Il YOU arc IN thoworlSshop, on the
trm. nj the desk, anywhere, aud feel
That your ~ stem needs cleansing, ton.
ing stimulating, without iutOXlcat
fnF, lt you arr old,
'hlood Thin and impure. pulse
'foch q, nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hon Bitieig n what YOU need tn
give you now life, health and vlgur."
---.--
II you ore costlvc, or dysncptic, or suffer-.
ing nom any Uthor oftho humorous dis.
eases OF the stomach or bowels, u Is your
own fault fyou remain M. II
on arr wasting away with any form
oi kidney disease, stop tcmptiug death this
moment, aud turn Tor n curc-llop Blucs.
II YOU are sick With that terrible sick.
ness Nervousness, YOU will hnd a
"Balm m Gileodh IN Hop Bitters.
--lfyou area frcqrenicr, ora resident If.
- miNsmAto district, Oarrlcadc your xyy.
tenn against the scourgc OF All countries
-mlitent feVen by The use OF Hop nltiers.
ll you have rough, pimply or sailOw skin.
bad breath, Hop hiitCrs will give You falr
skin, rich blood, the sweetest breath and
'neaih. tSeO VIII DO paid for q case they will
Lady's wish.
"Ql, how 10 wish my akin Wns a. oiear
ana son ~ your" said a lady 10 her MEND,
y. GU can make II No." answered her friord
"Howr Inquired the first lady.
"hf using Hop Nltiprs tugf nakga pufe.
rieh el9ol and hlonminE heilth II did Il
10 NOES you observe"
Ia Nune genuine without bunch of
tftcr Hops ON The white label. Hhuu ali
nas We polspueus stun with 'fIIon" or
hop "thnlr nhpe. IVY y"
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Llsr

| osr-oN FRinNY. fnE l6rif IL
m i've turk y hens tuhlil aud I bl
nv nnoer vii be rewarded lv calling
jackson street. mi
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VEAFNGR, ANDHEY 8 EWING.

a"'"' ek'uiNf hauhst teNas.
nEtAtfMtET or INSURANCE Sta.
l. lsol,--To all Whom 4 MAY Concern. mis-
pr 10 NcrlliN that the tirCWGn's tuud Insu-
innce tompouS Of san Francisco, cal, has
IN gu respects ully compiled with tho laws
on teAos Hh conditiOss precedent to It's doing
nNslht ln thl, state, and that said Compn-
ny Mods Certificate OF Authority nom this
oucc nilt.iug 10 10 DO business nm this State
Tor twelve months rom the lst dav OF 1nnu-
HN' IN, TO the @st day OF December 1855,
= I-.Slv.n under my hand ard seal, az
o.hce, In Austin, the day aud date irst above
written,
H.. 7. ZEE, Insurance Commissioner.
ShiiHH HALL, local Agents,
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GEoRGE j. nEXTER & a.. Arent..

OFFICE oFINsURANCE, STATISTICS
y ahd History, Austin, Texas, February
2o, lss5.-To all Whom It May Concern This
y TO certify that tho british America
Insurance Company, Of Toronto. Canada,
has In all respects fully compiled with the
laws oiToxas as conditions precedent TO its
doing business In this state, ana that said
company holds a Certificate of Authority
rom this office emitting II TO do business In
ms stale for twelve months from the lsi day
1855.
J.. 81 Given under my hand and seal. at
ONCE, In Austin, the day and date first above
written. II. BEE, Commissioner
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ron RENT

TOR PENTHOUSE KNOW n AS THR
4 Brunswick Saloon, corner Of Main
and Martin streets; bui ding l2i ieet long; 10
rooms ny stairs, nj newly p inted aud pa
pered; alsO7 acres of land, wei fenced, good
orchard, abundance Of W ~, =, house and sta
BILE; vii mt che p to proper parties. Also,
streets, known az Post tk Groce y, and cot
lase 1907 Commerce street Inquire NJ i2u
Main street. j. W THOMPSON mar22tf
EOR RENT-A NE Af COTFAGEOFFIVE
L rooms. with stab e, gar len. orchard and
hne well OF good water, ON HARDWOOD, be-
tween san Iacinto aud R1s avenue. Apply
toJOHN II JoNE tot on Rpyr marlitI
IGOR RENT-AN ELEG MT ROOM,
Z with or without board, at $50 Commerce
street. nar2l.lt
EOR kENT-A COTTAGE WITH FIVE
i rooms; good cl tern; convenient to bus-
mess. Inquire at SOl Wood street, east OF
sauna re kal roal. mar2O-h
IGOR RENr--A NE T COTr GLE, WITH
Il 4rooms, Mt No. 2i2, near corner Of Syca-
moro aud Camp streets; nice shade trees an
good water Inquire q, j. NJ. PATrER on,
2S Patterson avenuc mnl7f
IGOR RENr-THBIt GOOD PIANOS FOR
Il rent Ct g. II. EDWARDS, 7Ei and 755 Main
street. Rent paid alnw TO ap ~ on pur-
elias. ifalterwards bought. marll-7t
IGOR RENT-Nu. ~ MAIN SrKEkT--A
Il suite OF rooms &c cd with gas water
esci ve-y comfortable and es ecially slitcd
l2r professional gentleman with family. Ap-
ply city Nationa sank ma6t
EoR ,RtNr-A hNNDSOMELY FUN.
4, ishrd room. Apply % tlm ST.
L1oR kENr-BN THr E.KONLY. TIE
: D large windows, INu. surruuudiuv tina
Office Of the Grand ludsOf Hotel OlI.- In
lhe rotunda of the hotel. Apply nj uilice,
IhlS Is without doubt the best advertising
. space in thls city, as It VA sight day md
night g.l the yenr round. f6b2,-tf
IGOR RENT-TH LAEGl STORE, 0R-
ner Nainund Au TIN street,, under the
0fRuu- Windsor Hotel; this rs the most de-
sirahie location In the city for "a drug STORE,
having an entrance tou Che court or me
p tel ns well as adjoining the ladies' en-
trance, with windows 10 the SOUTH. Amply
no oalce ~ hotl frha'-ff
IGOR RENT THRtE STONES UNDER
the Grand Windsor Hotel, suitable for
aim 1tnny eeuteel husurss. feb95tf
TOR RENT THt 81 E.L FFICF ND-
4 Joining The entrance uf Grand " lntsOr
Hotel, Main street hest location In the city
fora railroad icllet Office, having au qn.
trance lrio roiundG OF hotel Apply az r0lcs
OF hotel tr.s,tf
TOR thNT-1HE tRICK LIVFRT ,,i-T-;.
= hle formerly uccuu Il by Mcdowell,
Nlmons ~ hsiuu, situated on the south e'ie
of lm street botWt en- So cnmure md -..pne
slictts, and iu nunt q, Mayors garden; ire
HNiluit"' ON Elm, aud horse lot ~ rear .iv
,,G Ifonts ou Main street; Slstalls; extensive
iaii-IorW, Win uHmwHf aud every cunyan.
lence, anu Co., most centrally located stable
In the city. Apply io W. u, FEATHER, -u
Elm street, tdau
EQk hhNI-THE B..ICE STONL-I-IM
y No' ti8 and bio Elm street, now ocau'led
. W hNNuall Bros; pust.ssi nfivCu N fCh l.
Apply toJoHN BROWSING, Olennder street
--- fltii 2n
kOh REN l-liiE BRICK SrIRE-R8OM,
J. including bedrooms above, situutcd 1t
40. 0lcaudC" street f.I... l,,
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hlSsOLuTlON OF CU-pARrNERSHlp
- We have this dav dissolved our law cn.
partnership by mutual consent, and ygouiJ
soy 10 clients That both uf us will give ourgt
nU1u TO winding up the bushes of M.
ulm' GEORGE j. HUMIDITY.
DALLAS, March >, ISSi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

NOTICE 10 CITY TAX.PAi Flt--Cii
~, uall, onlcI OF Assessor aud Collect,
D,St0s, Texas, February q, lsSi.-The Boz
w u VIII convene at the City Hall
teuunue IN ecslon until an appeals h
ucth heltd. Parties feeling themselves
sli1,Ntgd are hereby not fed to appear be
s'id h9hrd, ~ their declslon shall be I'm
-, 7, bpGEL, Assessor and Collectt
NuIlCE-TntS is no GIVE NOT
thst On the 2iihof February, 1885.
i noil, nN a co, made n deed OF general as
ivy, loi benefit OF their CREDITOR, and q
,,,,, y l,l,nlhted assignee under said decd.
.uu'~Nh ~. MCCLEIL,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

COWBOYS aud all the othor boys yell
for Opera Pnfi Cigarettes. Avoid imi-
tatiOns,
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ltyou are suffering from ovor.esting
or drinking, any indiscr, ton or disslps.
ton, on arc young and growing too
fast, as IL often tho case,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23
INSURANCE.

IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, STA
~ tistics and History, Austin, Texas,
Concern: This is TO certify that The Penn
sylyanla Fire Insurance Company, OF fhl,-
nilly complied with the laws Of Texas ascon
dtions precedent TO its doing business in
this state, and that said Company holds a
Certificate of Authority from this office en-
utliug It 10 do business In this state Tor
twelve months from the LIST day of January,
1885, to the Slst day Of December 1855.
l.. S l-Given under my hand and seal, al
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

EOK KENT-A NE T COTT gle, WITH
Il 4rooms, ut No. 22, near corner OF Syca-
moro aud Camp streets; nice shade trees an
good water Inquire &, j. NJ. PATrER on,
2iS Patterson avenue mnfl7tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23
EOnGE j. DEyTEE A co. Aecnts.

nEPABTMENr or iNSURANCE STA
- tlstcs and History, Au,,in, eNas, Jan.
!, ESQ an Whom 10 May Concern: This
Is TO certify that the sun Fire Office Insurance.
Company. OF London, England, has In an
respects fully complied with the laws OF
Texas as conditions precedent 10 It's doing
business IN this states, ana that said Com
pany holds Certificate of Authority from
TINS oilco emitting Il 90 do business Ia tuls
state lortwclve months from the LIST day Of
January, lsSltO the 8lstday OF DccemberiSsi.
L. S.I-diveu under my hand and seal, ut
written,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

IGOR RENT-NU. ~ MAIN STFEET--A
II suite OF = rooms ~ cd with gas, water,
etc., vc-y comfortable and es ecially slitcd
for professional gentleman with family. hp-
ply City ationg sank iuarSt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

Plants -four, the finest in the world,
can be found only at
Ed. S. ALsToN's.
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NOTICES

NouCE-WE NFGOTfNHE LOANS on
~ ID ,llas city proper In connection wild
uur teal estate bu mess; persons uepdiii
money and desiring to sci can safely oncj
tntlr property 'orone ha cash and balnnci
,,"r .uii'g thv ny Y per cont as we are prct
n"t'V 10 iuuiSN mono, ON vendors lici
R.I,s properly Drawn on flr.t-clnss properly,
App'y To MURPHY ~ BlLANg, Read Estaid
Agrnl. 0nd Collccto's, -m "nin II mnrs.l9
\ OilCE-b. u, kEITET1 PVTSS CT7i
,e,hs Nnd tank uulldUr, emoyed u
vlIhel hlss avenue and Pear street. Sioyci
WIN mll's iu stock, Force pumps, piping
S'o send for new price list NAV y.
NotlOE TO co TIA TOkS-SEA LEl
~ proposal. for the erection of an no
.Snte ound The COutt.hoD So yard of nalln
SUounty VIII be received q the Office of IN
Nouhly Oluk up To iOo'cluck, APRIL rs, l&.
lt, aons submitting bids wall enclose deslgt
gud prices Tor ach design presented, 10 MOI
rum rum 9nei also S'a tina the cost NJ fence
VoulelA % Iron, or ifh isc Is 10 b. ~ WOO &
= ore, The Commissioners Court reserves
i,sSli the riglt % lCic1' any nnd OH pr
P''lh' r. q BOWER,
tNWNfV IuNHn l.ff,. 400 Tf,wnH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

IkT AN / ED-TWO FIRST CLASS CAR-
w pentels for new count hOusc single men
preferred p. c. LIVINGSTON, Clarksviiie.
Texas, marl5-H
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EOR kENT-A COTTAGE WITH FIVE
i rooms; good cl.'ern; convenient To bus
mess. Inquire ut S0l Wood street, east OF
Santa Fe Raj road. unrlO.N
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Az ANTED- TKAN FLERS ~ STOP Az
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas.
Mrs Bertha Benson, Proprie ress. House
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on ;bs
EurOuean plan, with restaurant attached:
meals at all hours, aud polite attention upe.
cial Inducements for dr. MINER slliOtf
NANTED-THE JE&AS MUTUALEN.
w doWment Association Will give good and
profitable employment 10 experienced lnsuT-
ance solicitors Address A. NJ. HALL Secre.
tary, 7Z} Main street Dallas. reyqs. lyltf
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EOR RENr-THBDt GOOD PIANOS FOR
II rent nj @. H. EDWARDS, 7g} and 755 Main
street Rent paid alow 10 ap ~ ON pur-
chase ifHiterwards bought maris-7t
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EIoR EENr--BN THr \ E.K UNLY. TIE
I large windows, IAN surrUuudiur the
Office OF the Grand IS ludsOr Hotel OlI.- In
The roiundn Of the hotel. Apply mt Office,
This rs without doubt the best advertising
space Ina this city, as II VA sight day nd
night an the yenr round fSb4,-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

WANTED - AGEN 1 A DIRESS ST
" Louis Electric Lamp Co., st. l. us, Mo-
for circulars, cuts aud terms OF 58-cnndle
power Marsh Electric Lamp. marlS.1t
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Nv ANTED-rU ENUnANGt VAIiiA.
w bic improved and uuimproved lands
for goods or city property. For particulars.
address "ILLIAM W. GIBSON, Seal Estate
Agent, wis POiu TeXa-. mtrlItf
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EOR RENT-AN ELEG mt ROOM.
Z with or without board, at $50 Commerce
'treet' maI2l.lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

EHUk RENI-TH LAEG STORE. or
4 neT vain nnd An tn street, under the
GrRud-Wlndsor ~ rtel; this rs the mos, Ie.
sirahe location In the city for drug Store,
having an ntraucc itom Che court or ne
p tel ns well as adjoining the ladies' en-
80 OHlUr Of hotel frbatS
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w ANTrD--A FEW ACTIVE MEN 10
w sell our new goods; only small 5apitsl
needed. Call on j, W. sTRON. Il Co., No, aa
Main street febSslln.o-tf
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EOR RENr-A Me- TCUTrAGEOFFIVE
L rooms. with stab g, gar len. orchard and
fine well OF good water, ON Harwood, be-
tween san IacintO aud Rbs avenue. Apply
10 LnHN Ii InNE [ OF -nl RmAr NM ~
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EoR RENT THt ~ - FFfGF AD-
4 Joining The entrance OF Grand uasor
Hotel, Main street; hest location In the city
FORA raiircad ictet Office having ana en-.
trance lriu rotundG uflotel Amply at rNIos
OF hotel. ~ ts....gf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

YITANFED-A GOOD COOK-PERNI:
w nent situation as copk a. 4 hotel; good
wages will be paid. APP Y to or address N.
q. RH ADS, Arson, texas marin. IS
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yYT ANTED-BY a RESPECFABLE EN-
~ gilsh person, a situation as nurse.
makes ladies' aHd chidren's dresses. viii
take sewCg at her own nome, or would sew
by the day or week. Address MRS. T., Her.
aid office. Can be heard Of one week. S-lS2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

Az ANTED-IF YOU AM A BOOK.
w Keeper, salesman, druggist, school.
teacher, copylst, primer, engineer, maolini;t
or laborer Of any sind, apply at lNrELLI.
GFNCE ASD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, SO Main
street, Dallas, mlr8.Tt
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mt Worm sytup NoWrFailf
Words Of warning nod comro,,

Words OF Warning Rnd ComrwL
III you are suffering nom poor hc1l,h or
'lnngu.iallng ON n bed of slckncss, lake cheer
II you are simply ailing, or ifyov fool
weak and dlsplHtcd.
Without clearly know
Ing why, Hop biticrS
VIII surely euro you,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

WANIED-TO RENT A DOORWAY
w on Elm, between Lamar aud Syea.
mere Streets j. B., HERALD 0aice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

~ ANTED-ONE GOOD PANTALO0N
w maker; also one good vest maker An.
ply to HENISGER BROS, Gainesville, Texas.
m 4,pi.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

SMITH, a HALL, Local Agcnts,
Dallas, Tewna.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

II you ore costlvc, or dyspcptic, or sufirr.
eases OF the stomach or bowels, Il Is your
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

"Or II you arc In the workshop, on the
'isruL nj the desk, anywhere, aud feel
That your ~ stem needs cleansing, ton.
Ing orsiimulatlng, without intoxlcat-
I'm ID al al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

IA ANTED-DAY BOARUhKS Al 945
w Commerce street Reduced rates N
clubs. M .rli-N
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NAA-None gsnulne without A lunch of
tftcn Hops ON The white label. Hhuu ali
~ VIC po,spneus stun with Nlfor" or
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AZ ANTtD-A MIDDLE-A I'D COL0R-
w cd woman without a home TO do hnusa-
vo-k IN family OF three, Apply at No ga
Cedar street. merl9tt
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wITCHCRAFT.

A Child Whose Psrents Declare &c Wa q
"Hoodcoed'-RomsF Directions "
Fortune-Tellor--A Strange Story.
A foW dava APO a k-vearnId OWL IN, al
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own fault n YOU remain M. II
YOU arr wasting away with any form
oi Kidney disease, stop tempting death ihis
moment, aud turn Tor n cufu-nup niticra.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-06
LONG LIVE The REPUBLIC.

Hon. John w. Daniels closed his
grand address on the occasion of the
dedication of the Washington mon
ument in the following glorious
words
Long live the Republic of Washington Re
spected by mankind, beloved of all It's sons long
may It be the asylum Of the poor and oppressed
of all lands and religions-long may it be the
citadel of that liberty which writes beneath the
eagles folded wings: We will sell to no man,
we will deny to no man, Right and Justice
Long live the United States OF America,
Filled with the free msgnsnimous spirit, crown
ed by the wisdom, blessed by the moderation,
lowered over by the guardian angle of Washing
toms example, may they be ever worthy in all
things to be defended by the blood of the brave
who know the rights of man and shrink not
from their assertion-may they be each g col
umn, and, all together under the constitution 4
perpetual Temple Of Peace, unshadowed by q
cesar's palace, stwhose altar may freely COM
mune all who seek the union OF Liberty and
Brotherhood.
Long live our country! Oh. long drought
the undying ages may 1t stand. far removed in
fact as in space from the Old Worlds feuds and
follies-soitsry and alone In its grandeur and its
glory. itself the immortal monument of HIM
whom Providence commissioned to teach man
the power OF Truth and to prove to the nations
that their Redeemer liyeth."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-06
For COUNTY JUDGE.

The democratic judicial conven-
ton held in Dodgeville on Tuesday,
placed in nomination, Hon. T. Scott
Ansley, of this city, as a candidate
for the office of County Judge of
Iowa county. Of Mr.. Ansley's fit
ness for the position it is unneces-
sary for The Democrat to speak. He
held the office of District Attorney
for two terms and discharged his
official duties in a manner highly
satisfactory to the people. He is
one of the most popular men in the
county and when selected as a can
didate for office he is in the habit of
getting elected. There is scarcely a
doubt that he will be our next
County Judge. Mr.. Ansley, aside
from being lawyer of ability, has
had much to do with probate mat
tiers, and is highly qualified for the
important office for which he has
been named. Let his friends
throughout the county rally to his
support and he will be elected by a
big majority.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-06

The meeting of the Wisconsin
state dairymen's association, held at
Arcadia last week was very sue
cessful one. In discussing the rela-
ton of hard times to the dairy in
dustry Mr.. J. \. Smith, of Ceder-
burg, said: Hard times strike
wage workers first, manufacturers
next, dairymen last. His products
always sell at margin of profit on
the cost of production. Before the
war, through the war, and through
all the agony of specie resumption
the industry has thrived. 1t is true
that in 1879, the speaker sold
cheese at four and a half cents,
but before the close of the same
year, it commanded thirteen cents.
Well managed dairy farms have
never receded in valuation from the
highest point reached during the
times OF initiation. This is also true
of the stock on the same farms. The
wheat crop of 1884 was blue ruin to
the exclusive grain raiser. This in
dustry has the power of continued
reproduction; this is not true of
grain raising, which constantly seeks
new fields and pastures green.
Dairying fertilizes, grain raising i'm
poyerishes the SOIL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-06

The Fond du Lac Journal COM
ments as follows upon the recon-
mendation by the state bar associa-
tor Of Hon. Levi NJ. Villas for
supreme Judge:
owing to Judge Iaylor's advanced age, near
~ seventy, and believing tho heavy and exacting
duties of the supreme court require the impulse
of younger blood and n more vigorous manhood,
we are OF the opinion that change is imperi-
tive 4 judicial Office calls for abilities of a
high aud peculiar character, and only him who
Possesses high mental cudowments should be
mentioned for such an exceedingly responsible
position, The bar of the state is the most COM
peteut body to- determine the fitness and ability
of person for judge, and the people have re-
Spected, and no doubt will again respect, the
recommendation of that association relative TO
this matter. Mr.. Villas is n younger brother OF
Col Villas Is about 10 years of age, and possesses
much of the ability that has given the Colonel
aud other members of the family such deserved
distinction, lie is an able lawyer. and among
the bar of his portion of the state has no super
ior lie is well known to the bar OF the state
aud enjoys an cnviable reputation for disting-
ushed qualifications and bears an unsullied
private character. 1t is certain his qualifications
alone commented him 10 the bar association as
a man eminently fitted for the position of asso-
ciato justice and ii is also certain that he would
bring to the bench that rare legal scumen and
knowledge and those fine discriminating powers
OF mind requisite for q judge.