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were furloughed the same time !
was. noticed the name of Ham
ilton, the former proprietor OF the
Gazette, on the list. | imagine he
was among the number Of those
who had been furloughcd on ac-
count of the advent Of the new
Commissioner. had nothing fur
Their to DO with the Department
of Agriculture, but l had some
thing to 90 with the police. a short
time afterward Morrow discharged
me from the Gazette for some petty
reason. l was angry and talked to
my friends about the affair. L
showed them Carman's letter Civ
ing me the appointment and hls
letter putting me on furlough.
Morrow wanted to get hold OF these
letters, and told Lieut.. Arnold, of
the Fifth District, something about
them. Lieut.. Arnold sent for me,
and | showed him the letters in
Morrow's presence. Of course as
the letters were mine Lieut.. Arnold
said | had a perfect right to keep
them. The Cash book of the Sun
day Gazette will show Morrow's
regular receipt Of the money twice
month. On the 13th Of each
month I always received $50, and
on the 20th between Sl7 and S53.
Before I was appointed to the po-
sition in the department John l..
Shaw, IN editorial writer on the
Gazette, held it until his death.
He never did any regular work in
the Department. He occasionally
did little proof-reading for the
office. The following are the three
letters which Col. Morrow was so
anxious to obtain.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Secretary Lamar in the matter OF
the Back Bone job recommends
the Passage by Congress of an act
curative of defect, if any exists,
in the transfer to the New Orleans,
Baton Rouge Railroad" The Sec
retary thinks, and says that "the
road from Whitecastle to Shreve-
port was built by the company
upon the belief of the full validity
of their right to that land granted" :"
If republican Secretary had done
this u howl would have arisen, and
IL Mr. Blanchard was even a re-
publican or even ring man, the
howl would have risen to wild
and piercing shrek.
Madison times., 1885-12-19
SERIOUS STORY OF FRAUD,
Told by a Former Clerk Of the Agri
cultural Bureau.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Frank
Thoma, of No. 1912 Columbia
avenue, told an interesting story
to-day of fraud in the Agricultural
Bureau at Washington. II entered
the employ of Col. T. G.. Morrow,
editor of the Washington Sunday
Gazette" said Mr.. Thoma, Gas a
bookkeeper on the 18th of July,
1888. About the beginning of July,
1888, Morrow told me that he would
get me a position in the Depart
ment of Agriculture, where / should
have nothing to do but collect the
salary twice month and give it TO
him. For doing this he promised
to increase my salary as bookkeep-
er in his office, but he never raised
it a cent, and kept putting me off
by saying that if Blaine was elected
he would get soft place and would
be able to help the whole office.
On July Is l received my appoint
ment from Chief Clerk Carman.
who was at that time acting Com
missioner. / was instructed to re-
port to Mr.. Carman, who told me
when | saw him that if was want
ed he would send for me, and in
the meantime l was to draw my
salary. On the 18th and Doth of
each month l went to the pay clerk
at the department. He gave me
the money in an envelope, which l
handed over to Col. Morrow. /
never did any work for the depart
ment. In fact the only room in
the building l ever saw was the
pay clerks, as Morrow said all I
had to do was TO collect the salary.
IL was appointed" continued
Mr.. Thoma, son the 10Th of July.
1884, and was furloughed on the
9TH of April, 1885. l was paid
during the ninemonths held Office
almost $500, the rate being s1.2oO
a year. of course, it was an ar
rangement or conspiracy between
Chief Clerk Carman, who was at
that time Acting Commissioner.
and my employer. l never passed
any civil service examination.
While | was paying this money to
Col. Morrow his paper was pre-
tending to expose Government
frauds, but he never mentioned the
Department of Agriculture. | was
put on furlough by Mr.. Carman
just before the new Commissioner
arrived. If Mr.. Carman
had been retained by the new Com
missioner | should have beer re-
installed without any examination,
Mr.. Carman was discharged shortly
afterward. Several other employees
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Webb City. Ark, August 10, 1885.
/. NJ. ii. Snow. do certify that from
one bottle of Satanta, bought from w,
b. Stroup, NJ. d., / have entirely cured
three cases of chronic chills in my
family, and three in the family, of Mr..
Cofman, himself and wife aged about
20 years and their daughter. One dose
was all that was necessary for a perma-
nent cure. i have recommended the
cases to others, who have tried it with
the same effect. NJ, III. SNOW.
Mr.. Robert W. Hardy, dealer i n gen
eralmerchandise. Lind Grove, La, un-
der date of Sept. 29th, says: Send me 4
dozen Satanta. 1t beats anything
ever saw for chills and fever.
Madison times., 1885-12-19
r = G - =
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT.
HASKELL CITY, HiSKELL COUNTY, TEXAS.

LANDS and prepared for sale in small tracts
to suit the times
Titles examined, perfected and recorded.
Sale Lands,
" remitted
Correspondence desired with all those wishing mnate and all
inquiries promptly answered.
Attention given rendering and paying and redeeming land
sold for
Abstracts a and reports furnished short notice
enable prices
BEST Of I2 efoTcnccS Given
lands for sale. This Land is situated in
Haskell Stonewal, Jones and Throckmorton Counties.
within miles OF Haskell Ciy-COunty and
lis all first class farming Land
Lone Star Land Co.. Lands in Haskell and adjoining
Counties from So 10 81 75OO
acre cash. balance in l. g. 4, years. with
interest payable annually First at Haskell City, second IN
Houston Texas.
Houston Texas Central r. r. Lands
prices and Lone Star Land Company
Those H. T. G. r. r. Lands in Handle of Texas the most
superb farming and grazing country of the globe.
-CO1.respOndence fsOIiciteEl.--
Judge Horato Simra late Chief Justice of Miss II
D. Bowman Vcksburg Miss. Mrs NJ A. Gibbs Nat IIoggat
Madison Parish La. Dee 196m 81. l.. SCOTT.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

In future all legal ad0srtise-
menss must be PAID for before
tie second insertion. Il n0S
paid for before tie day Oh aVh'c|i
they shon1d appear tie seco@d
time, the pn6Iica!;o;, sc!N be
discontinued.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

The crop report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture for December
shows the average price of wheat
to be 7S7 cents, against an average
of 80 cents last year. The average
price of cotton is S.3 cents per
pound, which is 8 mills less than
the average last year for the same
month.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

The Board of Pardons refused to
recommend commutation of SEN
tcnce, in the cases of Ford and
Murphy, at their meeting last Sun
day. The Board of Pardons should
be abolished.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

The President ignores the Mis-
sissippi River, and it is said, that
he didn't have room in his message
to treat oft. In as long winded a
message as that, he might he might
have room for most anything.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Four, of the six boys, who were
bitten by mad dog in Newark, N.
j. week before last, sailed last week
for Paris, where they will be treat
ed by Pasteur.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Twelve persons were killed on
the Georgia Pacific near Atlanta,
in collision last Tuesday night,
and as many or more, injured.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Sleeping Car SecePuman
Memphis Yksbug Train No l. from New Orleans to
Memphis Train No.4
Train No 1A Huntington for Arkansas City all
Ecksburg with steamers Mississippi River Nksu and Meridian and
Ncksburg, P r. RR
Ethel for points Clinton and Port Hudson Branch.
Train
y RI
w
W. r. r. Louisville Louis
points East.
Train No 2At New Orleans for all points and Florida
Train No AT Huntington
Memphis
West.
F. Il. ROGERS S.y.KNAPP
Genl Travelling Passenger Agent General Passenger Agent.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

The President favors the discon-
tinuation of the coinage the silver
dollar. The silver men are too
strong for him, and the coinage will
continue.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

The sales of coffee in New York
City this year were nearly three
million bags less than last year.
Is not New Orleans responsible for
some of this decrease I?
Madison times., 1885-12-19

DIR. Wm. Sellers, of Summerfield, La.
writes under date of Oct. Z: | am hay-
ing splendid success with your Satanta
remedies. Over half the stock sold and
not single complaint. Your Mexican
Pills sell at sight.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Col. Morrow, of the Washington
Gazette, has been arrested, in con-
nection with the matter detailed in
another column. So has Mr.. Car
man.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

B. Gratz Brown, died a. his res
idence in st. Louis last Sunday,
aged 59 years. He was a conspic-
nous political figure, during, and
shortly after the war, and was can
didate for Vice President on the
ticket with Horace Greely in 1872.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

BAsTRoP, La, Oct. 10. 1885.
Satanta will certainly cure chills and
fever. | purchased bottle from f. T.
Taylor K Son, and found il just as rep
resented. Have felt better ever since
/ took first dose aud am now cured.
j. q. FLEWELLEN. 4
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Some democratic papers seem to
think that democratic President
can do no wrong.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

blue pencil mark at thi' para :
graph means that this IS the last time
the paper ,oill be sent to yoa unless
the subscription price is receired be-
fore merit issue.
Madison times., 1885-12-19
More Testimony.

Be charitable to your neighbors, and
tell them of your experience in curing
your children of coughs and Group by
the use of that peerless remedy, Able's
Honey of Tar and Lemon.
For Group, diphtheria and whooping
cough in children use Able's Honey OF
Tar and Lemon,
Pile remedy-Satanta Satanta Lini-
ment will cure piles, both external and
internal.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

New Orleans is threatened with
the loss of her sugar trade also.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

New York has a horse that per-
forms on roller skates.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

The glory of New Orleans as a
cotton market are departing.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Prohibition was defeated in More
house this week, as it ought to be /.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Gen. Robt. Toombs died last
Tuesday, at Washington, Ga.
Madison times., 1885-12-19
III
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
Anril 1SSS
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Robt. Her, one
black mare mule, fifteen hands
high 5 or 6 years old, has saddle
and collar marks and a small brand
on the left jaw, like z or NJ. The
owneris requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and
get his mule. ROBERT ILER,
Undertook Plantation.
Dec 18th, 1885. Dec. 19-1m.
Madison times., 1885-12-19
District Executive Committee

A blue pencil mark at this para
oraph indicates that your suOscr'P-
tion will expire in t,rO ,eeetS.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Navigation was closed last week
at st. Louis by ice.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

Give us plenty of silver dollars.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

CAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS.
~ oct 24 LEE RICHARDSON & co
Madison times., 1885-12-19

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1884.
Frank Thoma is hereby appoint
ed to a position in the statistical
division at an annual compensation
of 81, 200, and will report for duty
to the chief of the department.
E. A. CARMAN,
Acting Commissioner.
II.
|. July IS.
DEAR COLONEL: / enclose letter
of appointment for Mr.. Thoma.
Please have him report to me on
Tuesday next. Very sincerely
yours, E. A. CARMAN.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
April I, 1855.
FRANK THoMA, ESQ.,:
Ny Dear Sir Iregret to inform
you that on account of the exhaust
ed state of the statistical appro-
priation large reduction of the
clerical force is necessary and that
you are hereby furloughed from the
10th inst. Very respectful,
E. A. CARMAN,
Acting Commissioner.
N. Y. Times.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

SATURDAY, DEC. 10, lSS5.
Madison times., 1885-12-19

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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FINANCE Asn TRADE
ne rsstusss az mo Money and stock Mar

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nov nrsf rrtEtttrp. ~
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The ffsll creature whose moral, Intellect.
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body2 The preparation Of DR.. S. B.
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her great agitationsas be walked beside
her, Increased bis snrprise.
A sudden bsight suspicion caused ny
heart 70 beat almost 70 suttocahon.
aTell me, Miss ia Belle no SAID
tswhat have you 70 do with 4lfs. s@nGs
1ettersf'' n
Il really can't understand AIr. Shaw,
what right you have TO ask such q CUES
ton. In all things spiritual ] knowledge
your right, but In this instance you for
get yourself .
afell M, y he said, with eager, regard
less haste, Fare you Miss sanksf
Asuddan burst Of tears was her only
answer IS she hastily pulled down her
veil and walked silently beside him,
A calm Of perfect 10y leicented rpop
him a be realized the truth, He walked
by her side until he reached her home
and then, without invitation, entered II
with her.
AS they reached the parlor she tossed
aside her hat, and stood before him more
like discovered culprit than the little
saint she had proved to be.
There was defiant sparkle In her eyes
rs she turned her flushed face to him.
He took both OF her hands In his.
$50, Ma Belle, Ma Belle, he murmured
tenderiy, syour heart Is as beautiful as
your face, though you have yelled your
goodness under an exterior Of tryoltty.
This Is not the general rule Of humanity.
..But, Mr.. Shaw, If It Is q fault 1t lies en-
tirely at your door,
..Haye 1 anything 70 do with it2a In sur
prise. 81 have been thtag Tor long
while that you were entirely beyond my
control"
Nevertheless ] have only been obey
ing your instructions. Don't you remem-
Der some time since you preached against
ostentatious charity? Let not thy left
hand know what thy right hand doeth.
i thought there was word OF truth and
force in Il, and ] have only pracheed what
You preached. And. now, Mr.. Shaw
said she, with demure glance ut him,
ssif you have done with my hands ] will
not trouble you to hold them any longer"
no. he said grayely, II do not wish
to return them. Ma BELIEF Ma Reller
quickly and tenderly, give me the priv
lege OF owning them always. Won't yol,
dsrlipg2s'
one caught them quickly away.
sSo, no. with allow laugh; ':it is Miss
sanks with whom you have ALLEN in love,
for Ma Belle Lee has only had your tolera-
ton"
"Ah," he said, tthat is when I thought
you were q butterfly. Now that ] know
you to be saint, l beg you to share your
grace with me, and help me in all good
things. am willing to take either you or
Miss Sanks-or, in defiance Of the laws Of
the land, will take you both!"
She hesitated then with q lovely blush
and smile, she laid her hands in his.
One ios Miss Sandstone for myself"
He drew her to him, and felt that one
sermon at least had been bread cast upon
the waters, which had returned to him
after many days.
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Hone Proof

Kidney ana Liver Dfseases and rheumatism
a. Ise1 tstTibIt seemed n heIn me-,
eST,Id mi ,f ,if AZ hed i5r Smith rfitei ma
- ZEPH, PIIII.IIPs Whe1iinr N. VI.
c,tar,h pGivnis n No. ffhESlIsi Vslea, M.
teSS5 IA y,T, TatSt efisine fsiIei a Sin me
m snitis estnnIeis IN elifCii me 10y.
W. 2''ss''' ARIES AnnIteR
~ srsIdsi & ~ Iyhsettnt ~ =.
n,lra,.Is and I}IeGs,isd sfnmach s.,,ss,,,
~ ~ " WI n M ma reiIeI M SMITH st,St
ma ''''sT THOMAS HOLT, iusir,nea XsSst
hi. HAD +bem iiF f1T,rtS, ,-,.ss ~ Snt,h
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FyphSid Fever.

am sixty seven years old, and have lived in this
(HAll) county al my lie. Up 70 twenty eight
yesFssgo Twas regarded As The strongest man Y
We III ss Io Spa ssrses spell oI
typhoid fever. u LETT me eInaciAtei and cripple
10 my rightfe AZ times that limb wGs swollen
an enormous sire being twice aslRrEe aStS natural
condition, and inlianed and Augty IN appearances.
From my knee down small sores came, and q the
ankles jarge ulcer came, which discharged poison
Gus matter My who's system became Injected.
ulcer would never heal The mercury aud potash
with which they dosed me brought on rheumatism
and dyspepsia. Twas an object Of pity 70 all my
friends. Sgme Thought that the only hope to save
and Tor three yean have notwoEn shoe. Hope
had almost le me. SYittS specific was suggested,
aud commenced ~ use At once. From the very
II bottIes. and he shadows which had daEksped
my ne for twenty eight years have al been diEEi.
pated The effect Of The medicine has hSen won.
deEfnl indeed. To-day am able 70 atteEd 70 all
my farming INTEREST,", And walk from one to hye
NIL 8 per dey. ] an Satiseed that the disease L
entirely hfosOp M, and hsncei0Eth am 70 Be tfee
from those tsFPible Appreh ensions and suHerins
Shish 1mesly made TX IiS 4, raise s s. ;sn III
tie drug store medicine prescribed b. pty1tetaGs
did In twenty. eight yeATs, and most Cheer11ly
bear this tesiimony otits merits WY. Z. RED.
Hall County, Ga, Feb. ., 1855.
From the Dlssepting Room.
uaythe tRkln sHiIt's Specific log Rl0od p1tsoR
eontraeted Rt 4 medical college et q dissection,
While was medIcst stutept Fam graseiRl 70 ~
that It gave me aspeedy and thatnngn cure Ateet
my parents bad spent HUNDREDS q dollar toi
treatment Ny arm was swollen 70 twice It's a'rAi
Slze and q pothipg helped me Twas departing OF
ever being cured. Nut kesftug Of the =. = =, !
| beneht from Il. thegap taEIRg u resRttlt and
soon the swelling began 70 80 doEp and tne at4a
ceased to pain me- continued ID use, aud Rltef
iaEIng 6tsht bottles Nas thoroushly cured.
AUGUSTUS wRNDkL, Newark. y.
Treatise on Blood and skIp Diseases mailed Tree.
Tue SWIFT sFEgfIIe .o3
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nncklen,. Arnicn snlrn

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
sores, Tettaf, QAapped Hands, Chilblains,
CoFns and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded: Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan & On.
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ATRR's sarsaparilla is highly concen-
trated extract Of sarsaparilla, and other
blood purifying rooty, combined with To-
Aide 81 Potassium and Iron. It's control
over serofulous diseases Is unequaled by
any other medicine. p&M
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Hon. LEONARD BLAxlns, NJ. O., from
Florida, writes:-Having found great re-
lief from the use Of DIR. Petzold's German
Bitters,n I cheeFfl1ly recommend II to
any one suffering from diseases Of the
stomach and general debility. was
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COWELL HOUSE.
r.hh lre., bet cen!sal aad Beaeh
nrrAS GROVE Nj.

,...nplr house having been ENLARGED and
ll3 n IA 11e Of the most desirable In ms VI.
tslClJ, r applied With ArtestAn water, not 9no
s Ell 3 and 0ther modern improyemen& 70 70
oao9 ~ ~ tnd bathing grounds, and near the
80. $500 =. WiIl reopen 46y IS 1856. IN. Capt
E.SSI M. i XoizE, PropEietons. = Q. BOX .tleA
ms nv
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Pile ruuors

however large. speedily and painlessly
ointment. Consultation free. Write for
pamphlet and references, encloaing two
letter stamps for reply. Worlds Dispen-
.sary Medical Association, G63 Main street,
Buffalo, n. 7. h. )
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THElKENslNGroN,
ncn Springs,

49,, and MOS. healthy location on Ulien
y 100 ,rEri,6Eins Congress Park. Win N A1gl'
a5sSi 10 rooms billiard 5SSa' e ept 9uns L
Esga az EfIiyJ sRs, owner and proprietor, AUG
IANEJ, S0l+mSn H0use, New YORK: and EHls
gf1pLisT, Mining Hail. H0r1eltsVille y. q. ieI
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Hor.sord,s Aeld paospaate, a. an Appetizer.
DR.. Morris Gibbs, Howard City, Mich,
says: II am greatly pleased with It as q
tonic; It is an agreeable and a good APP
petizer.n TrhsfM
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a:or grtt ana For Sale.
FOR RENE.

Ausiness House, No NOS Main street.
Five roomed houSa, No, % Eighteenth street.
No. q South Broadway, rooms, gas throughout
and stable s5l45
No. 1904 Manchester, containing rooms.
/. No. 15S Sixteenth street, I roomed house.
Two rooms, 1901 Woods street. p,.1ig
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PYEMtA

Isthe most Ylrulent form OF blOod.poison.
ing. Less speedily fatai. but not less GER
fainly 50, Il the yitiatiOn OF the blood %
which the first symptoms arc Pimples,
Stiles, Bolls, md Cutaneous Ernp-
tionS. When tho taint OF Scrotnla gives
! warning Gf ittp resenee bysuch Indications,
no time should DO lost IN using ASTR,a
SInsAeIRtI.Ik. the only perfect aud Fells
able nledlrinc for the plTidcstton Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13

Motto Of the maniclre-Wart to The
ife-Wa&hington Hatelsd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13

AanstrosIties fiRd freak quarters in the
dime museum.-Ho Boston BGlletin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13

A country seat that always rents-the
harbed wire tence.-ROstoH BltilettH.