The Daily Ranchero. (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 10, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 21, 1870 Page: 1 of 4
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\ Ah la the Hlffh Utidudro
The IIu<Uou i Hey Company have
p«ts asiabliahad aa far north m the
»x«V fifth degree of latitude, which
■ right down on the adgc of the
Arctic rircla, vhara the marcnry
fr.roetimm falte to ssyewlv dagrae*
below aaro. An arrowst of thia far-
uf! region ia the Winoepag Naw Na-
March ami April, the Esquimaux
come l»> market with the produce of
their hunt —fure and rtmd>er n>*at
The ti die* to thia quarter we are told
live very well, having a partiality for
the blubber of thaat-ala ml whale, and
fiaah of tlie reindeer Ami, further,
they ar> not addicated to raw fb-h
They like cooked meat ae well ae
the beat of ue In lumner, whan the
t)*»n aays: “I# this land "they have | tribm nr* fi*r the uioet part stationary
a brief neriod called ium
•urh of the inhabitants ae eecape be*
oaLed summer, when
mg fr
alive
are almost roasted
' "•ovraii y the Ihsrmomstar ranges
from 90 to 100 degrees in the shade,
and enee in awhile it indioatee the
gh riooe red-hot Heat of 130, Thia
■ in the shade, reeolleet, and even
» *he shade there seems a peculiar
•MeiMity in the heat which prevadm
the aimosphara. There oaa bean
doubt Unit the inhabitaate get
» iroaghljr thawed oat before the re*
turn of the rigorous Haeoa.
Another pecaliaHtj of life in thorn
ptrta ia that there ia no night there
Jur,nf a cedaiderable portion of the
and no day another period.
'» «** to *am
* ‘fc^wtboata. Ail aummer, throe
mmea aot. The
_ _____ the twenty-four
Ii'iure through. And during the
eintm eeaooa, for upward of eovda
L*»"ka only a kind of twilight eaa
U»e raeidoata to Uaodor through
^'la;a labere.
another pooalinriiy
Sy** —»*•
*wk«
lh* t^«*ty fcur bourn—naowariag to
Uttr hf thoT I---- I* 3---- .k—
theeaT^^^^*
tlieir oboties arw wooden iiute and
bulges, in which the smoke ha- to
aid the fire in promoting what they
fancy to be eonfort.
THK TARIFF.
Ajaraira'a
fbr Frrr
Tradr." ^
•f the Lrrtare of the
Hrary Hlanrhartl.
^ ■"wv«g, jui
'•'♦otka or ao, night
• in rwmaipe vieible
another {wcullnniy mark*
ihfiea. In summer the iahabi-
f wap hi the daytiana and get to
k ■* w ordinary avooatiaae—
Synovia
Tbe nation numbers nearly 4U,tJi)0,-
000 human beings Of these 12.890,-
000 are engaged in induethal pur
euiu, and of these t»,4115,000 areagn
culmii«ta, 4,70ft.0)0 are uuakifleil
laborers, donuwtir servanU. and diatci
butars, and 1,000,000 skilled arti-
mao. Nona of these belong to the
protected rlaaaaa.
ThI three chief protected classes
are manufacturers of woolen goods,
numbering 90,000; of cottoo erode,
125,000, and of iron. 115,000. Thera
are, therefore, about IWu.OOO par*
enoa receiving protect** by n tarif,
while moau laaa 12^00,000 arw in-
jured thereby. Hhaii we not any,
TheepeaherSaaaaid he wewid cea-_____
eider whet be had many under tbrae uapvotect
heads. Fill A.wagio iaatiidaftaa werkngn
id^^qawawifaat tb^jigdMii ftwitacaa
businues 1 bird, b.vmuse frerdom of
trade gives us the Iwst pr<4ectinn to
home industry. Under the first head
thcspeakir askmi iiis b.-arers to con-
sider the gnat question, w hat is the
province <if government” This needs
to be settled first of all. There arc
those who believe that Government
should interfere very much iu the af
fairs of its cititens. thev advocate
what they call a paternal govern-
ment. For hun#elf, studying the
vreat teachers, John Stuart Mill.
Herbert Spencer, Daniel Webster
and Francis Lieber, he believed that
tbe only p^.viniw of government ia
to maintain nrdn nnd uiecutejustice.
Whatever can In* shown to be a
corollary of this pt<*|Mieition may be
claimed as a part nt the province of
government. To diffuse information,
to remove obstruction** is therefore
within its province. Hut how can it
be shown that interior* uce with trade
maintains order and executes justice?
Under the aecoud head attention
was called te the diaiurbauce of
hueinem, caused by varying tariffs
< )w tiers of goods could not toll their
values until tbe question of lariffk
was settled from time to thus. Ilu
committee of '’Ways and Mama,”
and not tba law of tie wend and cap*
i^jrstrjas. sz
stood thia aaaUyteiangh at tba pta^
• nt time. HR dtnp. hie non, hie
wool, lutber, dkn., wnnM ebaaga hi
valna aanaadiag In tbe ebeage la
teriff.
cratic Na|N>l«*oii 1. A nation which
• an vxpr.w- its changing opinions ev*
• ry two years in fVwigrms will never
give our protect iouist friends an un-
changing tariff I/et busiu.-M men
• onsider this point as they ought.
rt IW^Ttc^'thp'^httoOT l***f l*CtUWr ',oul °F«potoeh, ard frcclom of trade
lion" in Kngland. It was generally
supposed that her protective system
gave her prosperity; but this is a
great mistake. It was n**t until she
adopted freedom of trade that her
manu(beturem • ornmanded tbe mar-
kets of the world. She threw open
, her ports to all nations She took
, the raw material whercever she
could obtain it; she laid a tariff on a
few articles for revenue only. Tbe
results have proved the wisdom of
her statesmen Her history should
lie a warning to American protection-
isto. and Mr. Gladstone has mid
that Koglaud paid by pun h suffer-
ing tor her long persistence iu her
course of folly. Wo are protected
by the Almighty in oar soil, minerals
and riven, and by the institutions
wo have received from our tethers.
With these, and with porta open to
receive coal, lumber, Iran, wool, and
whatever else our mauufiacturers used
we shall amply and spkodidly pro-
tect our ham# industry. The lectu-
rer concluded with an earnest appeal
tor n daepar study ef this great sub-
tor a dtepsr study of this great sub-
ject. There is too much igtmmnce.
therefore too mack iiMliftorenoe.
are given in a re-
work ou English
The following are gt
ceiitly published work
surnames as specimens of the old
l'uritana in England about tbe year
1056. They are taken tent a jury
list in Sussex county, and cannot tell
to cause a smile in our day; Faiat-uot
Hewitt, Neck-wisdom Wood, Redeem-
ed Compton, Accepted Truvor. God-
reward Smart, Make-peace
Re-courteous C-ole, Repent
Return 8pel man, Kill sin
DRA/X* !>K SANTIAGO |vfo.
AND
liin Grande Stimmhont
TraiiNpo rt alio ii
(OHPA.W.
tion of a new |iarty, Ut the old is-
sums be put aside forever; let tko m w
ones receive attention aud seal; let
the voting men of today follow
new leaders in new parties, un«ler the
tieuner of freedom of thought, free
Heaton,
ea Aire,
. __ Pimple,
Fly-rlehate Roberts, Re-faithful Win-
ner, Hone-f»r Rending, Weep-not
Hillings, Elected Mitchell, Flgbt-tbc-
gnod-fight-ot faith White, Stand-teat-
on-high Stringer, Sanrch-tbe-Hcrip
tarns Murwtop, Tbw-psnee-of Clod
Knight.
Hmsnw Nan*imat*. and lliowitNvillc
Texas.
The un*lers|gu«Ml ber**l.jr give notice
that il.ev are |>rs|>ami ! • rc* alva all
goods ''Oimlginil mtbesn at .irax< s <lu
Santiag- ,
Pny Inwart! FrelffliU,
an<l ran*|>«*rt ■ ante on
First ( laaa Steamers to Jrownsviileaiid
|N>ints above.
Mo coniraiaaion will l*e n vt«* f <r a I-
vanning freights, or . harge- f.«r r»-<-ctv
iag aa<l h.rwaniiug at Uraxo* Ue San-
l tag' >.
For freights sill advance* on as me,
rosA (».»iMwc>.
KINO, KRNKDY \ n*.
Hrowiiki ille, S#i-l 12, lain. b2ft
UOKOAN I.INE
I .MTED STATKS MAIL
l*AIN KILLER!
Hu- \ul mi l I 4111II v M«.|h inal.a* I>4miii
»iitsly an>l kwmfilv k**i'Wtt In '*ur
• ■a and i'.u (ti *-ouiitri<ia, upwarUa
ITIlim VKARR!
It ia an I sn-rital and Internal K.’iua-
I l.v. b r Hunmu'r < iinpiumt. or any
j ol|»er lorn. >“ **sl <Hs*wiaa in ••hilUrwii
or a-lult*, it is an » in . • •'«itam <*nra,
an<l ha-, without ilouht Iwwi moreau«--
**lul in • tiring Ut«*ar u* knul* of
Cholera than say nthei know n mtuady,
'ii th.' moat skifll'nl plivslciaa. In In-
•lia, Afrioa an>t « Inna. wh«r< tins lr.-a.l-
• •
Pain Killer ia cousular 'l hv tin itativwa,
a* Moil a-. Knrop an real itiiia in Unwa
HiiiinU**, n Hiir*- r< ine.lv: unil aUlli- It la
■*
p»-rl«--t! -at. iiieU ini- even in tlieunwl
iln*killtul hamfa. Hm|.| I y all Drug-
gi-ts. f or aalo fir
J. I.. /’1’TK‘iN \T, | llmwnaville,
«i. s. SMITH,
XI.IIKKA ro.J Tesaa.
a| rl*l-w.j<lA-wlv
yTTANII i' U.rEMN —175 to
Tv p.'<-i |-r in'titb, rven wher* mala
ami feinaU-. to iittroiluve the tjciiiiiuo
Iinprov. il i ntsmon Family Sew-
ing M K-liine. Thi- Vfaohinr wlll atlVeh.
h**io, ti U, link, quilt, cord, liranl ami
t ■ vatu i
Prlc: Illy SH. l uliy *MU-rani««l for
:i \\ ,v i i\ ||iNsi fbr any
nnehlrie that will *ew a’ntronirar, tuore
Iwautlful, or more etaatic auaia than
our- It niak.'M the "Klaati.t l.'M-k
Stitch." Kv**ry -w.iul atlu*h ran t*e
• nt, at. I *liii tin- doth cannot he pulleti
Hi \ gents
from to#2tsi per month ami eapon-
atM, or a «-ointni*alr>n from which twl<*e
that amount ran he made. A«hl **•••
SKt’OM II.% t o., /Itl-hurg, /*., Il.aton,
or St. fjouin, Mo.
t’Arrnis: lt'<w:*r.'ofail \gcnt*selling
Ma.'hmi'* under tin- -aiue a* our*, un-
le** th' y an show a < '.•rtih'-Htr of ager
••y atoned hy u*. Wu shall not not
otirwiTves m spon^il.lo for m .rtJih aa Ma
STEAMSHIPS.
For (vnlvMon ronntrflng n it It
klrnmort for Nrw M? lt*an> »ia
Iter wick Buy.
A «teainer oftlsi-line ** ill 1. .u e HriS<>*
Haninn;o every Tueadey, w.-aUno hu«I
tide |MTtimunir fur Galveston, making
dir*-, t •‘.•mi. i in
*«r for New Orleans us above.
mi earner* I. »ve Galve*toii every sun*
da\ at 10 a. m.
V II. I’aMO'iiKer- will mK Im re«*ived
• at Ixawtl until hour of sailing.
t*. N. Currency.
Cahill |»as-age to ttal vc«n>n 90
Is-ek ......
For Ireiglil or |>H*sage appl v
KINO KKVEDV
M. J. OO.M I I.A, Agent.
"him-* mid i.v other part!.**, ami shall
prosecute all partnm cithi < selling or
j i-Mig Mc 'hhe - under thl* ti unc *o the
im I extent of the law, uule-a auch Mi-
itaim*! ir ni is "i our
Agents. Do not Im* ltn|"wed upon l*y
jmi Uo* a ho •-opvoura.lv. rti-uim ni an.1
I i'ir'-ulat - and »>(*'• i w<*rthl> - Machluea
niarl*2-Siii
IX M
to
Jk CO.
Lovrnskiuld A O'lhicliarf),
Alluriiry* nl Law,
CORPUS CHULSTl, TEXAS,
fl'EX AS LAND AND COI.I.Et I -
I lug Agency,
MIVFNNK10LD. O’lMH HARTI
k BLUTCUEK.
For Collecltan *>f lietex, Enforcement
or A«ljn*timiut of Claim* of
•vtry ftaacrtptlon,
Oonvwyancmg,
Inveatigat-
tnc and
Irer-
fectlng Land *
Title*, liuying, .Selling,
or I.oa*itig lteal Kmtaio. Pav-
mtiit of Taxee, Ix>.-afing I MU* I
S.*rlp, MakingNurvey* and Map*,
and furntehing all nc«-ca*arv informa-
llon. .-Ian (Nil
Wnfrhtsi, flock*.
JLZ
TV Newt.
Tilt! United States Supreme Court
will ndjoum April R0.
Christine Nilaaou will visit the
United Htatea in September.
The l’oat office bill approprietes
$419,000 more than tbetef lasl year
from
JEWELRY
KfpaJn-d.
AIJSO:
Just received a aplendid aaaortment
of watcltc*. Jewelry and diamond* hir
•ale on reasonal le term*. I takethlaop-
IHirtuniiy to notify- ui> frien.U, coatom -
em and the piddle in general that I hav-
agalti taken ehanre of mv jewelry . *e
tahllahinent and Inal liereafter all’work
left In my i-harge will be |*r< luptlv mid
aaUMfaetonly exei-uted und giiarante<*l.
WM. HP Ft I F|t
Text door to the Mia fnjim, Kliraheth
street nrownsvtlie. Texas.
I^IOOHANIIE
SEMIN ART.
The *c*H»n«l year of thl* very sneceaw-
lul school under the care of Mrs. J.
Phrter, will Ik* tsmunael under i* pre-
aent corps «»f e«|>»*rlem* d imd ae* *m
l*li*|ie>l teacher*;
Prof. K. .* Mrs. Nrwcomii,
MISS ANNIB Ml'KNl'KH,
Mi** I.iraiR H. «AHI,
Mix Knua J. Ptasiwaon,
Mum Ki.nan tjriMi.aN, Aaataiant.
TKRMh OP Tt’ITION
Primary Kagllah, per month |l M
|Jn termed tale, " •• gun
Higher Kngllah, " " 3 tMi
■latln or Creek, nr drawing,
satra, •• •• 8 ihi
Plano or Uattar. • •• 4 ta»
; at a lea* pr,ce.
TIIK DltKA I "
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Y inutfti l* Hit I ern.
Mure than <re*i,iAM pci *on* lM-ar t* *li-
iB'.ny I . their Wonderful Curative Kf-
fe-'ia.
WI1A I ARK Til KV ?
l or Feiuulc t'oinblaiutM, whether in
young or old, married or single, at the
dawn ol w oiuanh'HMi or ti.* turn of Ufa.
th' *cT"tiic Hitter* have no< <|iial. Head
for a t'lr. ular.
They are a lien tie Purgative aa well
aaaTont*-, p< *« **ing, also, the pt*-ullar
merit *4 acting a* a powerful agent in
relieving t'ong. NtUui or Imlam.nation
of the Liver, and all tin* Vi»**erat or-
gan*.
Tlicv aru not a til** Fancy Drink,
Made of P*M.r Kuni, Whiakey, Proof
H|nrilM, amt Kufua>' Liquor*, doctored,
*|ih* d, and awooteiii'd t" p!**a*e the
(Sate, .alle*! “Tonloa," "Ap|N>ttaera,"
"HoMpirr i ct<-., that lca*l the tippler
• ai to IritiiKnnnea* ami ruin. Hut arc
ii true Medicine, uiatlo from 11»«- Native
Moot* and IIer»>*. of t'aliforma, fr***
from nil Amoholn* Mituulanta. They
are the t,rent HUmkI Puulicr mid Lit**-
■ iiring Principle, a prrtect lt«hmvator
and Invigoratorof U»« -tyat. in. carrying
• 41 all |*o]*onoaa lua.Uir, and real .ring
11».* l»l'>'Klt*ia healthv eondHhm. No
|irr*ou can lake these lliiter*,aceordiug
to direction*, ami remain long unwell.
•loo will!*, given Dorati Im-tiraide
•«mc, jirovidcd the lone* are not des-
troyed Hy tuincml piiaona or other
ia«*u*: and IU<< \ ilal organ- wasted be-
yond the (Aim of n pan.
f or Inflammatory kmiriir<nilcKhcu-
iBaliMUi, und Doul, !>*>(* p*ia, or ludi-
gc'tlon. Hilh ua. Remittent, ami Inter*
im(tent f ever* Dtaeaar* of tlte Hl<a*d,
Idler,Kidneys, and Hlad.h r,thaac Itit-
tar* have matt "iioat am "e**ful.
I)i*aaa*M ar«* eauacd hy Vitiatod lllotal,
which iMircm rallv produced by .lerango-
■aeat el the Digeative (»-gana.
rieaiwa* the Vuiaud HIo-mI whenever
von find It* impurltle*hnr*tlnvthrough
the *km in Pimptea, Kruptlona. orWereae
• 'leanea It when you And it .detracted
.ilid *lug*ti*h In the vein*: cleanae it
When It i* foul, mid •„ *ur f< .ding* will
tell you when. Keep the Mood pure
Kid tie* health of the*v«tcni will follow.
Pm, Tape, and other W •rni-, lurking
IS th*' *>v*t* in of *o many thouaamla,
ar«* etTc t nelly destroyed and reuMWWl.
D. Hi l; InU rmtt
tent Fever* the** Hitter* have tiotx|Ua).
f'»r ftiM direct tons, reo.1 '»r*-ftilly the
•Ircnlar around e*«-h Hottlo, printed
ta four languages-Kiigiudi, tn-rnian,
i
OJ*
H. H. M. DONALD A TO.
I get its.
San Kranrlaeo and Na ramento, fal., A
.hj. and W «' nninerca Street N. Y.
Hold hv all druggiat* ami •laalera.
tlec.Ni'HD-dw lv.
French und Spm>i*h.
J. W A I.K FK, Pr prh'tror
ii. k m.donald Art..,
DuggHrta and «>eneral Agents.
II by
OALENMEN. Wawtad a few
liahlki, enuwtolc aaleatm ti to *»
sample -tan. »rd good*. Atldrea*
II. II. ltD IIAKDs ADO.,
413 (’Im stunt at, Philadelphia, Pa
U«*v18 wlv
1
DR. RMALLSHRCRCfR't
Fever and Ague
ANTIDOTE
Always B«ays llwCklll*.
Tkta Me4k itM* ha* keen hater** tie* Pmb-
U<* filbaw year*, and ie Hi 11 ahrwl ol all
•ther known reraedwa. Iwl -w not purge,
4nee not etekw Ike tanaach, U parteeOy
•ate to any tews aad wader all •iruwm
ala«'W.aadtetkenaly Medieiae that will
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