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AN INFAMOUS OUTRAGE.
Doings of Mob in Eastern Texas-One
Arrest, More to Follow.

Doings of Mob In Eastern Texas-0ne
Arrest More to Follow.
Special to the Statesman.
PITTsBURG, August ga shameful
crime came to light here this morn
ing, which, so far as can now be ascer-
tanned, is as follows: On the night Of
June 3 mob of white men went to
the house of Bob Guy, colored, in the
western portion Of this county, and,
with drawn pistols, demanded that
they be admitted claiming to be in
search of Dick Peel. After being adj
mitted and searching to their
satisfaction they went to
the house of his daughter
in the same yard who refused to admit
them, but they claimed to be only in
search of Dick Peel. The woman
knowing him not to be present and
being prevailed on by her mother
admitted them when instead
of seaching they overpowered
her, and two of them ravished her
while the others defended them from
the attacks from the woman's father
and mother. They threatened to kill
the negroes if they told it, but in
spite of their threats they told it to a
few, and ON the night of the 2Sth Of
June they went back again to whip
the old negro, but he stood them off
with his gun. One party has been ar
rested and bound over to await the
action of the grand jury, and warrants
issued for several more.
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AROUND THE CAPITOL.
Matters Picked Up in Our Tour of
the Departments.
GOVERNORS oFFIoE

The governor yesterday, restored to
citizenship Frank Cody, who was sent to
the penitentiary for two years from Atlas
cosa county, for theft of over 500. He
has served out his sentence and gave evil
dence of having been reformed.
The governor yesterday received the
report of the superintendent of the State
reformatory at Gstesville. 1t shows that
on July l, there we're forty-iv boys on
hand, but now the number has increased
to fiftY-tWo.
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Galveston Marine.

GALVESTON, Tex, August 5-Arriyed :
Steamship Comal, New York.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-08-08

Students of medicine would do well
70 send for the catalogue of the Mem
phis Hospital Medical College.
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Travis County Finances.

Collector Morris yesterday submit
ted to the commissioners court re-
port of the following collections of oc-
cupation taxes for the quarter ending
July 81: For the county, $1,6lS.3O,
and for the state, So, 461.65.
Treasurer Anderson reports the fol-
lowing claims against the county reg
istered for the month ending July 81:
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GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.

A box of specimens has been received
at this department from Prof. Comstock,
who has been at work in Burnett county.
He is now in Llano investigating the iron
deposits.
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TUE INSANE ASYLUM
Employees Who Contributed to the
Home for Old Confederates.

The following is complete list of the
employees of the State Lunatio asylum
who contributed $131 to the Conferate
Home:
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"Ohl where shall rest be foundi"
The worn ont mother eighe:

Stockings 10 mend and trousers 10 darn,
Dishes TO wash, and butter 10 churn,
N lille my back feels tO break, and head and heart
burn,
And life is q constant friction.
The summer came and went,
The matrOn no longer signs;
Elastic her step, and rounded her cheek,
Work seems but play, life IL now sweet,
And the change was made IN one short week,
By DR.. Pierce's fayorite Prescription.
Positive remedy for those derzrEemsnts, irregu
lsrities and weaknesses 90 common 10 Wsman kind
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Burke, the Cronin suspect, arrived
in the United States yesterday.
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LAND OFFICE.

~About liz out of 1900 lessees Of
school lands have failed to pay and
they have been notified by Commits
sioner Hall that their leases will be
cancelled unless they come up with
the spot cash.
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[From Wednesdays Daily.l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

During the month Of July, 3,400
letters were received at the treasury
department.
Deposits yesterday by the state
treasury were $4,000, received from
sales and leases of lands. Receipts
from sales, and leases were never
known to be SO good as during the
past few weeks.
CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT
Comptroller Mccall has returned
from visit to Corpus Christi. On
the 10th Of July, 1888, the comptroller
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How many people there are whose distress
from sores, aches, palms and Oruptlye tendencies
arcduO to inherited blood poison. Lad blood
passes from parent to child, and II therefore Il
the duty Of husband and wife to keep their blood
pure. This is easily accomplished by timely
use of u. b. n. botanic Blood Balm. Send tC
Blood balm Co., Atlanta, for book oimoSt con
vlnclng proof.
James Hill, Atlanta, Ca, writes: "SIy two sons
were afflicted with blood poison, which Doctor
said was hereditary. They both broke out III
sores aud eruptlons which u. Il. u. promptly
controlled aud finally cured completely"
Mrs. 3. N. Williams, Sandy, Texas writes
"My three poor afflicted children, who Inherited
blood poison, have improved rapidly alter use
OF u. II. Il. II "a GOdsend."
J. H. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station, N. G., Feb
rtiAry 10, 1855, writes: ''lIOnB aud blood poison
forced mo TO have my ley amputated, and on The
stump there came u large ulcer, which grew
worse every day until doctors gave mo up to die
only weighed 10 pounds when began 10 take
u. u. D., aud twelve bottles increased my weigh
TO 1870 pounds and made me sound and well.
never knew whist good health was before"
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents. u
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"a I,l.inllnn ihn ilnn,n,.

When II takes the form Of disease Of the KID
neyI or bladder, iSAihsk well nigh impossible
Of accomplishment Renal and yCalcAi mAlA'
dlCI are more oballnAlo than any olhep, Coun'
l6tAcl, therefore, the Vaflva. ihdlCAllohs Of In.
activity Of the many organs with llolIOlleFt
Stomach Biiefa, which possesses. among other
excellent qualities, those Of al eiiiOlOhl dlu.
gtllo. The degree Of stimulation apparent from
liz use REACHES, bui mover goes beyond, The
boundio Of lAisiy. illnylgotAles always hovei
lrfllalOa Rights dlieAiS, diabetes, Ca,Afth oil
the bladder, are diseases IuCcOssiully COmballed
In thSlf lnOlplSnCy With this benign medical
allmulahI aud tonic. Besides felniorlHg and
regulating the Kidneys and bladder, the Bitten
. specific iof fever aud ague, constipation and
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1850. PaAIcn-
All trains daily except Those mAried thuSf
which do not run OH Sunday:
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An ANGEL Upavaros,
Nep Yort RofId.

/ EtW IWN WWus
A newsboy took the Sixth avenue ele,
waited at Park place at noon recently, and
sliding into one OF the cross seats fell
asleep, At Grand street two young
women got on and took seats opposite
the lad. His feet were bare and his hat
had fallen of, Presently the younger
girl leaned over and placed her muh un-
der the little fellows dirty cheek, An
old gentleman in the next seat smiled at
the act and without saying anything
held out o quarter with o nod toward
the boy, The girl heSitated moment
and then reached for 1t, The next man
Just as silently offered dime, q woman
across the aisle held out some pennies,
and before she knew II the girl with
flaming cheeks had taken money from
every passenger in that end OF the car,
She quietly slid the amount into the
sleeping lads pocket, removed her mutt
gently from under his head without
rousing him and got of at Twenty-third
street, including all the passengers In q
pretty little inclination OF the head that
seemed full Of thanks and the possession
OF common secret,
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wAsHISGTOS,s CABINET,
Of the chief advisers Of the F,rsl
President

3
President,
Every school boy knows the leading
incidents in the great career OF Washing
ton as general and statesman.
Vice President Adams was born at
Braintree, Mass, in 1885. He was a
graduate Of the Harvard and lawyer,
In ITO he was elected 10 the Legislature
Of Massachusetts,, and in l774 was a dele
gate to the first Continental Congress.
He was reelected in l776, and assisted
in the preparation Of the Declaration Of
Independence. Adams was President
OF the Board OF War appointed IN l77O,
commissioner TO France in l177, and u.s.
sisted in making the treaty otpeaGe with
Great Britain. He was then three years
Minister to England, In 1883 he was
elected Vice President. He was elected
President in 1905. Adams died July 4,
1926.
Thomas Jefferson was born at Shade
well, Virginia, in l743, and was grad
uats Of William and Mary College, A
lawyer by profession. Was elected a
member Of the Virginia House Of Bur
gesses in 1869, Took his seat In the
Continental Congress in l775, and draft
ed the Declaration OF Independence,
Jefferson subsequently resigned his seat
In Congress and was elected q member OF
the Virginia Assembly. He was elected
Governor Of Virginia in l77O, In 1888
he was reelected to Congress-, The next
year he was sent az Minister Plenipoten-
tiaIy TO Europe, aud In 1885 became
Minister to France, In 1880 he was ap.
pointed Secretary OF State, which office
lie resigned in 1908, Was elected Vice
President In 1905; President In 1900 and
1904. Died on the same day Us John
Adams.
Alexander Hamilton was born in
Nevis, the West Indies, In 1867. In l772
made his home in New York. Fought |
In Washington's army, and was on the
stat. Was chosen member Of the Con-
tinental Congress In 1852, but retired the
next year, and practiced law in New
York. Became a member Of the New
York Legislature In 1857, Assisted In
forming the Federal Constitution, Be-
Cane first Secretary OF the Treasury In
1850, which no resigned In 1905. In
1908 was made Inspector General OF the
army with rank OF Major General. Com
mander.in.C Chief after the death Of Wash.
ingtOn. Was killed by Aaron Burr IN
1904,
Edmund Randolph was born in vir-
glnia in 1853. In 1915 was a member OF
Washington's staff. lie was u member
OF the Continental Congress l770.SS, and
OF the Constitutional Convention Of 1857.
Refused 10 sign the Constitution. Was
Governor Of Virginia in 1888, Attorney.
General in WGshington's Cabinet, and
succeeded Jefferson as Secretary Of State
in 1904, He resigned the next year,
Died in 1918.
Henry Knox was born ut Boston in
1850, Was a bookseller In early life.
Fought ut Bunker Hill, Was made
Commander OF Artillery in l775. Fought
in many battles. Was made Ma or.
General. Became Secretary Of War in
1885, ind was rcappointed by Washing.
ton IN 1850. He died in 1909.
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Can DO Saved from a DFQlkaFd'S Grave,

TURKISH LIFETABLETs will positively and
permAnehuy cure those who may bo afflicted
Habit Graduating from the syhtem the awful
craving desire which 10 many lnd hard TO Telln'
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Our little boy Stokes, now eleven years
old, had catarrh from tho time ho was
three until he was seven years OF age,
Sometimes bis breathing was heavy, and
a constant discharge from tue nose. He
had more or less treatment for four
Year,, but without any benefit. We gave
him Swiits Specific, and II soon cured
him souhd and well. This was four
years ago, and there has been no return
Of the disease.
MRS. W, p. KENYON, Salem, Ala.
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Living on the Reputation of Others.

flake everything that have but my
good name; leave me that and l am con-
tent" So said the philosopher, osay
all manufacturers OF genuine articles to
that horde Of imitators which thrives
upon the reputation OF others, The good
name OF ALLcooK's Porous PLAsTERs
has induced many adventures to put in
the market limitations that are not only
lacking In the best elements Of tho gem
uine article, but are often harmful in
their effects.
The public should be on their guard
against these frauds, and, when an ex.
ternal remedy Is needed, DO sure to insist
upon having ALLcocK's Porous PLASTER.
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PolltOnou. at a Park Drinking FOpptpln,

Folltpness " n FRrk Drinking FouhIaln'
"Haye a drink, Pheeb?"
mo, you drink, Sadie"
mo, you drink"
"Uh'ngh. You drink"
"DrinkW
Drink yourself"
"uh'ugh, I'm not much thirsty any
:, %'wssll, I'm in no hurry You drink,
n, aAgG before beauty, Hell He! Drink
,"No, you drink. l drank first at the
other fountain"
"That doesn't make any difference. !
got the cup first. You drink"
mo, You drink"
"You drinkw
And SO on for about five minutes, to
the rapturous delight OF the thirsty
crowd waiting for the two young women
from Geehaw to settle the question Of
precedence.
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Thy benson upon our land
Has been u hArblngcr OF health
Her limits with the years expand
The ocean lRvcs her either strand,
Her sous prosperity command
And bOundleSS wealth;
Aud art and science, side by side,
Have won FGnOwn and grown Alnlin,
But still that democratic prldn
Which all thy actlOns glnfihpd,
MOI king nor kaiser could abide,
Our hearts retain.
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Medical,

HUpVC NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, Want OF
vuhnp Sleep, Indigestion, HEADACHE, sal
low Complexion, Loaf Appetite, Neuralgia,
MENTAL WEAKNESS, Dyspepsia, Plmples, Re,
stores Lost Vitality, and Is most Powerful
Blood Purifier, removing all lAints Of ScrOiula,
ScurYy, etc., from the entire RyAtem,
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Thirteen sovorcIgniisA Make u Nntlou-ThO
Work of tho Constitutional Convention.
Only Washington Could be President.
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LONDON, April o. Mark LaW .fprt,l WeOkly
fUVlOw Of british grain trade, There hal Revf
on Increased demand iOf Bngllgh wheat, and
prices have advanced %. sales 81 knglllh Wheal
loi lhe past week were 6i0i0 quarters a 9OS i0d
against lO,SSa quarters Al %! ID Tor the SAINT
improved despite Tho iatEo arrivals Of wheat
Flour steady. Az tOdAy'e market values Of EnF
llsh wheat were maintained. Foreign WheAt
were Oh cheaper for California
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was wounded In the leg in tho bat.
tic Of Stone River, Dec. 3lSt, 1862. My
blood was poisoned from the effects Of
the wound, and the leg swelled 10 double
It's natural size, and remained SO for
many years. The poison extended TO
my whole system, and | suffered a
thousand deaths. Nothing did me any
good until took SwiN's Specific, which
took the poison out Of my blood, and on.
abled mo 10 feel myself q man again. 8.
8. s. Is the remedy for blood poison.
JouN JlONNAY, Innhnn. q.
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rERnInLE.

Two-thirds of all deaths in New York
City are from consumption or pneumo.
mia. The same proportion holds for
most other cities. Delays are dangerous.
DR.. Acker's English Remedy for con.
will always relieve, and may
save your life. @. Il. Goethe, Il. d. Burt,
G. McnkemelIer, Logan Drug Co. A
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A GREAT many people feel themselves
gradually failing. They don't know just
what's the matter, but they suffer from
a combination OF Understandable aches
and pains, which each month seem to
grow worse. The only sure remedy
known that will counteraCt this feeling
and restore perfect health IS Browne
Iron Bitters. By rapid assimilation 1t
purifes the blood, drives out disease,
gives health and strength TO every pOr.
ton reached by the cirCulatory system,
renews wasted tissues and restores ro-
bust health and strength, p&w
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Heard at the theatre-"Who is the
author Of this playH' worth, 1 be.
lleye." "Rut, here how's that2 The
programme says Shakespeare" "Tes, l
believe Shakespeare did have something
10 do with II but Worth has put II In
pfesentablO shape
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guarantee Or, Ackers English Remedy
for Consumption, and Will refund the
money to all who buy, take 1t as per d.
Fections, and do not find our statement
correct, O, R. Goetze, r. B. Burt, o,
Menkemeller, Logan Drug Co, DAVIS
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Spectator 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 1guesS
the Jury will find Tor you. The Judges
charge was certainly mitch In your favor,
Don't you think Bo7 Defendant iinood.
ilyl-O, ! knew all along tile judRelB
charge would DO oil right It's the law.
yer'G charge that's wofryln' me.
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PlIeAl PlIeSi Itclling Piles,

Observation-Disclosures; intense itching aud
stlnglngj most at night; worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 csntinue tumOn form, which
often bleed and ulCOnte, becoming very sore.
SwAYEE'B OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cayes 70.
20 cents. DR.. SwaynG & Son, Philadelphia,
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Educational.
Mt. De CHANTAL,
nrnn u,,,rr, ,nn ,u .n
lgllLotl 81 thO YIlLlAlIon.l

A school Of more than national reputation
oiiSS exceptional advantages for thorough odu.
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii.
brary Of llx thousand volumes. FlnO pLilO.
Sophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially n0toi. Corpse Of
plano teachers trained By leading professor
5S% 3 SsS yS q d y ~ SQG culture
tefs.
location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres 81 pleasure grounds. Board excellent
Enr uaAloguCs. And references 10 patrons 10
I'll THE DtREcrRgss
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The simple application Of "swAYNEs oIN1.
NEST," without aly internal medicine, viii euro
any case Of letter, Bait Rheum, RingwOrm,
Piles, Itch, Sores, PlmplCs, Eczema, all Scaly,
Itchy Skin EfuptiOns, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Is potent, effective, and
costs but tFIlB. TThBAw
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She-"I believe you know my neigh.
bors, the Chesterfield Bro%ns2" He
"Haw-well-a-I go to the house,
don'tcherknow, and dine with 'em &C.
Casionally, and all that; but l'm not on
speaking terms with 'em"
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A SAP STORY.

Tho child coughed. The mother ran,
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead. Moral;
Always keep DR.. Acker's English Rem
edy OF hand. O. Il, Goethe, Il. B. Burt
O. MUnkemeller, Logan Drug Co. 8
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Yabsley-I saw cute thing in tho pa.
per this morning. 1t said tho easiest
way 10 get rid OF a bore was to lend him d
quarter. Wackwire-l'm awfully sorry,
Yabby, but l haven't cent on inc.
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FoR many Of the diseases Of women,
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron is q
most agreeable and efficient Tonic and
Nervine. Physicians recommended. 10
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"Why do you pour that vile liquor
down your throat9" asked the phllan-
thropist Of the topper. ~ am seeking
for.get-iul.ness," said the topper TO tho
nhiIanthroniat.
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NGw YORE ,Aptil W.. Owing 10 The partial holl.
day and ih6 excitement Incident. 70 the Cottef.
Mai celebration business In dtI goods was
limited, The market vas unchanged and
steady The commlAliOn houses will b closed
until ThufSday morning,
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BsllAIre d zaneSVillo Through Passenger leaves
bsllAire AZ SAOA. M, arrives at Bellaire at $3.50
.. m,
WOodEheld Passenger leaves BellAire ct l:2O p,
m, arrives ut BellRife at S;2S q. N,
summarized Accommodation leAVel BellAir0
81 l2i1 .. M. arrives at BelAlre at l'80 q. IN,
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Oricst Nus, 70 and " Fourteenth Street
THR WASHINGTON CENTGNNIAL.
ny WILLIAM 0, KELLY,

ny WILLIAM ., BILLY
The Iriih World,
One hundred years ago to-day,
Here where the sea lhe Hudson REeeA'
With eann0ns booming 10 the BAY
With Haunting flags In proud display,
With martial ppmp aud the array
Of crowded sFeeui,
The savior Of his native land,
ThesWOrd which won her Tishls laid cow
by no strong stroke that he had PlRuned'
hut by his lellOw'nen'A command,
Accepted from Ills cOnnuy's lRlu
The civic crown
We see him yet at Cambrldgepors,
Marshal his troops beneath the elm
Their arms are Scalt, thelT rosters short,
Their uniforms the Tories SPORT
but 10 was Of tho ttllHg SORT
TOtake the helmi
And well he proved In tho main,
In bIVOuacs aud on the leldA-
At Valley Forge and Monmouth Plain
Aud Yorktown lettltles again
His VRlOF, when his beaten tram
CORVALLIS yields,
And when the peace for which he fought
Was cOunLarSigne1, the battle Won,
NOprOud dictatorship he sought
ROfall the glory he had brought
His native land, but simply thought
Ills uuty uOnei
And fain had laid aside bis SWoFui
ON peaceful following intent,
Had not the people In accord,
Grateful Tor liberties restored
Proclaimed the hero lhsy ad0reu
Their President,
First OF that line oieh0sen peers
Whose wisdom guides AihlTs Of State,
Whose vested rights Tue world EeHeres,
Whom dina kunNaK EiDN
SuadTuplieGlOi
Mount Vernon holds thy sacred dusli
The measure Of thy deAthless inner
unhArmed by times c0rroding rust
SUI! yindlcales IN homage lnA!,
And irGemGn yet unborn shall trust
Thy potent name,
our banners tllng their triple tinA
AlhwaTt tho aElreS Of the Skiesi
4 century has vanished sincej
The tokens Of to-day eyincc
Thy memoTlesi
Tho cannOnA loud triumphant roar
PrOClRtmA the eSltll dGmlgOul
Aud Inland 10 the farther Ahgre,
From North 70 South, tho whole land DER
Thy praises ring where heretofore
Thy armies lFOu.
Thy benson upon our land
Has been hAFblnger OF heallhj
ller limits with the years expand,
The ocean laycs her either strand
And bOundlesS wealth.,
And art aud science, side by SIDE,
Have Won rcnOwn aud grown HlnRin,
but still that democratic prldo
Which all thy uctlOnH glnEiilvl,
MOI king nor kaiser could abide,
Our hearts retain.
Columbia, young glantess,
Among the dynlbtleS Dt earth,
Whose feet on fertile valleys pres,
Whose arms snClrGlc IN caress
Thy star OF birth
Mounts proudly each successive grade
Ment to the zeullh OF lheskyI
While other consultations fade,
Thy light with lnslrp brighter made,
EmGrgch from the passing shade
In victory,
And HrnndcF destlnles await
The future that Is drawing near
When nll thy territories great
Assume the government OF state,
' N Al nj la a . aaa NNa
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Loo,,I. Ited Cloysr rlli I,omedy,

Is a positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer.
ated aud protrudlng piles. Price 60c.
Forsalo by Logan Drug 90, Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-30

Mr.. Brown-Nonsense, child; there
are no such things as ghosts. Miss
Brown (emphaticGlly)-l tell you, pa,
l'vo seen one. Mr.. b. Gncredulouslyl
Where? Miss BIN the play Of
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