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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.


D 81 -r' MAYORS OFFICE, May fs 1896
To he OitiseSs Of Dayton!
In compliance with a request made by the Pres
luent ana members of the City Board of Health
and many other citizens of the city l. JON NAT'UAN
hENNEf Mayor Of Dayton, do issue the following
o. PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS; There is Just cause to believe that
magnant or infectious diseases are fast approach
ing US, and Tor the purpose OF being prepared in
ons pest possible manner for cases such Cholera
or onall fox, the owner tenant hea of family
or proprietor of amy house, building within the
limits OF the city Is required by the law and Ord
nanee of the city, to have, or permit as soon as il
nnx shpongh Ine report Of physician that
ngnant or infectious diseases, such as small pox
OF choiera, a yellow nag to he put up IN a promi-
neht hnu conspicuous place on the pfemlses, to
serve rs warning 10 the publiet that c0ntagion is
ae aear. Any person guilty Of displaying any such
nag until the cause for putting II there Is entirely
removed, viii be liable TO d 1ne of $40 and costs
All physicians, commanders of canal boats and
zee houses, are required in accordance with sec
uon one, OF an ordinance Regulating reports in
certain cases, to report In writing, TO the Mayor
without delay, every case which may come 70 their
existing within the limits or vicinity OF the city,
such case.
IL is also required that the parents or heads oF
that has not been, or In the opinion OF their family
physician require IT, vaccinated rs as possible
All pereons hhying amy malignAnt or contagious
disease wig shall leave his, her their rooms and
expose themselves the public streets, or 70 ntS
any house where persons will be In danger OF tak
ing said disease before they shah have received
certificate from some physician, that they are past
70 pay ne Of not less than ten or more than iity
dollars. JONATHAN KENNEY my
mis t f.nsa4 Mayor Of Dayton.
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.Importnnt JudlciaI DecisIon.

Judge NELSON, Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, has recently decided, ia
the Circuit Conrt at Albany, New York, q
case brought before him on a writ of haJedS
eorpus-his decision being in accordance
with the decision of the supreme Court in
the Indiana conspiracy case--t;so- -called'--
and which holds that the trial Of civilian
by military commission or court ina
time of peace is without jurisdiction and
void. r.-1H. trad
The case was that of citizen of South
Carolina, who, on the 9th OF last Septem-
Der had killed a negro in the Lexington
district of that State, and had been arrested
by the military and tried by commission,
and been sentenced TO Imprisonment for
life in the Albany Penitentiary. The sen-
tence had been approved by the District and
Department Conmanders, and the man
forwarded for confinement by their order.
Judge NELsoN ordered the mans dischrgc
from custody on the ground that the man
did not belong to the military or naval
service of the United States and having
committed the crime in time of peace, and
where, by the proclamation of the Presi-
dent, the State Government and laws were
fully restored and the people entitled TO the
full enjoyment of their constitutional rights
and privileges. The crime committed was
cognizable under the State laws by the
State authorities, and the military had no
right 10 interfere. il ilEii 900 --.-ss.aaa
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"Not Scnrcd a Hooter.Y

The Germans of New York City held a
msss-meeting recently, and denounced the
Pnritanism of the Sunday laws now being
enforced in that city" They also detcrmin-
ed to vote against the Republican party
this fall. as it seems to be controlled wholly
by Radical New England Puritans.~ Tie
New York Tribune, the leading Radical
sheet, snaps its fingers at the Germans, and
gives them to understand, in the classical
language of the late President, itdon't scare
a hooter. ..1u.o
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--thlargeeuugber of promiuent tnerrhants
aud busiNfss urn of NeNf NJ orr have'invite,I
Pres ldentJohnso d vieit tl.M city soIik
time In Jure. No political Significance A.
taches TO he invitation, and e Is ptobabie
thatst WIN be eaeeepted n
Governor Smythe, Of New Hampshire. In
his inaugural address, delivered at the
opening Of the Legislature, on Wednesday,
ann0lmeed the State debt TO be Shl0l 900.
The estimated revenue for the current yeaf
Ia $50. 800. and the ex pensess xSl3. 600. leav-
ing handsome balance toward the reduc-
tiOn of the debit - - Y Att 80
Ihortiiefn aiyl central fexasI3 sayaf thS peo.
pie have harvested the finest crop Of wheat
ever raised, and have since planted the
same ground In corn, which promises 10 be
exceedingly fine. t' d'ai h''d'" sH'
, FoRGoT 10 ,VoTE-The yPlover kwis.) J
1tnsssays that the locaA election which
should have occurred In that place on the
l4th ipstapt was aeglected by the entire
voting population; the polls were not open (;
everybody bad forgotten II.
Judge Story's son, William W. Story,
now ip, Rome, y one Of the mos. promising
OF the Amerieani sculptors An OEuklisf
noLlema9 lately offered him $4,000 forloge
lof his nInfbles. ,slWBuC
Some ladies. full of of curiosity. took n
notion to ride on the COW catcher of A loco
! motive ong last Tuesday as they were re-
| ttnrning 10 Knoxville from a picnic excur-
SION "A spark froDpthei epgipe eetOne uf
Their dresses on fra and all bf them were
more or less burned before the fire was ex-
uhgulshed, j y - y q Nd s8SsEi ~
1t is reported that Santa Anna will issue
manifesto IN q few days defending ibis
! the Republican party In Mexico.
| ih.CffljfF
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Treasures Notice =

IIVfR TAx' PAYERS Of Montgomery County,
II Ohio, are hereby notified that the last install,
faentof Ta1ss ior the year 1895 must be paid by
toe 20th day OF June, 1896. The Office will be open
at half past six A. M. and close at ave p M--be.
open ethAf past SIX r. NJ and close 1t eighth NJ
each day ifom this date until the 10th Of this inst
for tho purpose Of receiving Taxes Your time i
short. money preciousi come along and avoid the
SSnS hsas 4srs F;Sal q &sas. &Iatsr g., o.
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The Force That Invaded Canada

The Buffalo Courier is informed on what
it regards as entirely reliable authority,
that the number of men that actually cons
stituted the Irish army that invaded Cana
da, and threw the Province into mortal
fright was not more than six hundred, all
told; that on account of want of sleep,
rough ground and long marches, many Of
them struggled, and did not participate in
The fight at Ridgeway. That battle was
fought and won by the Fenians, with four
hundred men only. ttf'
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A Coon SALARy.-The largest salary
paio any one man In New England, viii be
,rethrned by Mr. Steer. agent Of the Sails
bury Woolen Mills. When offered a slmi-
lar position elsewheret De Board ~ Di-
reetors very wisely concluded they could
afford to pay him as much as Apy one else
could, and That he was worth "A much To
them, advanced his salary to $4,000.
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Stolen.

LNROh the Shoe Store OF the subscriber in Eaton.
IL on the night OF the 26th Of May, nine pair Calf
boots, pegged; one pair do, sewed; two pair Kip
Boots, pegged; one pair Kip Footers. sewed; one
pair Ladies' Gaiters; one pair Gents Cloth Slip
pers, embroidered; one French Balmoral Shoe
pegged; one Smith A WessOn six -chAmlered car,
fridge Reealser, and one oil cloth Satchel. n !.
reward of s26 will bo given for the arrest of
the thief and delivery of the goods.
julGwf CHRISTIAN BROWN. t
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syewS rtiasns,llntnatsa. z
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the Southeast MARA let Com.
a pgny Are hereby nOuned tha there will he an
electon held ,on Thursday The l4th day of j Junol
1850 betwsen the hours OF twelve and three oolOch
"a apT seven pirsctors for the snsuingyea 7
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The New Five Cent Coinage.

The coinage of the new five cent pieces
Is to commence next week, after which time
it can be procured by addressing JAMES
Pollock. Director of the Mint, Philadel-
phia. 1t will be- forwarded by express, in
sums of $50 and upward, free of expense,
to parties ordering. urif,./ EU3
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VI MP ths shoots ofarbitrary power in the
bud, is the only maxim which can ever
preserve the liberties Of any people. When
the people give way, their, deceivers, be-
trayers and destroy yeFS press upon them so
fast that there is no resisting afterwards.
The nature Of the eneroachment.ist TO grow
every day more encroaehing; like cancer,
'it eats faster and faster every hour.r--John
Addms, l775.lH
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EB- B-One =. J. ALRRGHT writes To the st.
Louis RepubltcaH ''to stop the paper" be-
cause It properly ctaracterized the Radical
and intolerant action Of the Old School
Presbyterian General Assembly. The Re
publican thus replies to ALBmGaT's letter
We cohesive acknowledged are
Nat broke by this wlthdraEal Of 4 solitary
ingiy humfliated, and shall endeavor TO de-
port ourselves more becomingly hereafter,
but the majority Of the Old School Presby-
terian Convention were a shabby set OF
canting, puritanieaL hypocrltieaI, political
demagogues nevertheless. Rev, Mr.. Fer
guson whose letter we publish to-day, de-
scribes them TO "a nicely. He was A memr
for telling the truth, Tx ~, ,,1
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THE STATE DEBT or Omo.-FrnIh the
Report Of the Commissioners OF tie sink
ing Fund of the State of Ohio, VIE learn
that the outstanding indebtedness OF the
State, ON the 18th Of May, was 81, ,l97
QIdoL msais -sa
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that william Dikeler
~ has been appointed and qualified Executor OF
the estate OF Sebastian Dikeier late Of Montgom.
Jancs, 1886 sjtisw3' WILLIAM DIKELER
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EB-sMoN CAMERON, it Is said, Is again
prospecting tor nomination 10 the United
States Senate from Pennsylvania, in case
the Republicans carry the next election in
-. o. .IhHH aCnH iHN NH lHN'
that state. ,1, dtUyIlloo1 smd
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ROAD7NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition win be
IN presented to the Commissioners of Montgom,
cry County Ohio ut their session. TO be held on the
frat Monday Ia August, 1890, praying for the es-
tablishnept Of County Road, along the following
Described route, ip said county, to.wit: -gIt-T :,
= aBeginning at the Wolf Greek Turnpike, on Sec
ton line bstween sections twelve and thirteen;
from Jchnsvilq TO- A Ellington. aud termina ating on
the quarter section Tine between sections sixteen
and nine. Uu16w4l MANY PETITIONERS
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. z. CONE may be consulted as follows:
In XENIA ut the Depot Rating House, on Thurs
days days March 81 Aprl1e; May IT. July s. Aug. o;
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on FRIDAYS.
March .; April 10; May ls; July o; Aug. 10: Sept
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
March loi April ID May 10; July7; Aug ii; Sept.
1bi Oct. 20. - - 7,Iei4
Ia SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, March 1b; April 49, May "a; July 12
Dr. CONE has had Offices in each OF the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each OF the above places he can give
the best Of references in each place as TO his skin
DR. CONE Treats and Cures all Varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eve and
Ear makes no charge for consultation but II
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines nl f'il7IT 177lF-77
Medicines thatwill last patient from four to six
months, cost from Five 70 Thirty dollars, in Cash
.gOrYlu 80 Address; Dr. D. CONE.
w noy2b4d1y JlliLs sai ,IH1 rN'.D'1' - >
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tB.It seems that the colony of freedmen,
sent out to Hayti by the United States Gov
ernment in 1863 has proved failure. The
colonists, four hundred and fifty three In
number, have been brought back to the
United States, aud the nlFties who got up
the scheme are now petitioning Congress
20 reimburse them the amounts expended
IN bringing the negroes back, etc. Their
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p. SUGARMAN.
tBrother Of A. sugarman,)

HAS opened a store for ahe sale of Ladies', and
IL Gentlemen,s Furnishing Goods at 1lO Main
street, Empire Building ~ IT A--'N
He hopes by close attention 20 business, and sell
ing goods az prices Us low US they can be bought In
the eastern markets, 10 merit the liberal patron
age of the citizens OF Dayton and Montgomery
county. Do not forget 20 call on him, before mr.
CHASING elsewhere. He dehes competition
"A. spGAhMAN, importer and i0bher in all
klnds o. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, etc
can pe found at the same place and will lf All or
ueIs left with him, for any OF the above goods RE
tail will ind II 70 their advantage 10 cali
Deiore making purchases elsewhere, maSdam
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Died

III
sTALEY- on Tie nth inst. MrkG Rk.s,se m.
vile OF Henry U staley, aged ~ Year,.
SERVICES At the First German Reformed Church.
Rev MI. Bucher's, tomorrow morning. at nine
o'cloet Interment, woodland Cemetery.
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sptfIal AolIffs.
A speMal Caution.

mrs. s.WiNsLow,s sOofmuNG sy ltur
has becpme y popular that vafious parties have
put ont articles calling them Mrs Winhlow,s
Please take notice that THE MRS wINsLoW or
TIE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. iaqdawa.
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~ Id UI - y

tB- on seeoqpt Of difficulty with the
Post-ofIlee Department., the Concord IN.
H. Railroad Company refuses to barry the
mails any longer underthe present arrange
ment2aRt mail teams will Immediately be-
gin running between Concord, Manchester,
Nashua and Portsmouth, , This hificulty
is spreading All; over New England. All
the northern New England railrpads are
either refusing to carry the mails now, or
lse have notified che Government that they
will only carry them thirty days longer.
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Patent Pumps for Bored Wells.

(tOUNTY AND TOWN RIGHTS FOR OHIO. of
~ James esuBgett's Patant, for sale by u.s. MT
Dayton Ohio Warning is hereby given against
infringements upon said patent we have orie Ied
prosecution for the same. j. H. HOXIE
Dayton, June 4, 1S66-daw1m w j. SHELDON
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Troches are used with always good success
| i1. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS Y
VIII hnd 1Iochss useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and reiieyina
the throat after an unusual exertfon or the vocal
organs. The ffoeAes are recommended and pre
scribed by Physlcians.,an have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country Being
an article of true merit, and having proved their
encacy by test OF many years, each year finds
them in new localities jim various parts of Che
better than other articles. 49,. -. D''1'1'S
Obtain only s'BROWN'S N'SfBRONCHIAL TRIO.
CHES, and do not take any of tine WortAk,.s Eni-
tdtions that may be offered '
Sold every where in the United States and For
eign Countries, at 20 cents per box. sc26 -Gmdw
t'There is rnany p true WORD spoken
in test,o said gentleman to his friend whore.
marked that ttGreeRhacks are goOd, hu q
Robacks are better.o
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gBTThe report of the majority ofithe
Reconstruction Committee. Laid before
Congress Friday, declares that the lately
rebellious States can only be restored to
their political rights blythe consent of
Congress; That the GovsrRors appointed
by the President had no power to organize
civili Courts, and that no Constitution has
been legally adopted In any Of these States
except Tennessee, The report further rep
resents that Tennessee is the only one of
the States at all qualified for representation
in Congress- The minority, who dissent
from the conclusions of the Committee, are
Senator REyrEpr( Jq4SspS and Represenr
tatives HENRY GRIDER and ANDREW J.
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rrsEEr- Colonel yoHF, M. GossEI, of LancAs,
ter' o7 has been appointed Assessor of the
Tyelfth District, In the place of CHARLES
" kt4 IN IN, ratt1cuad ! ! - III
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pRICE; IsI,cIs,t ONLY s6 CTS PER BOTTLE.

MAitHIAGE AND CEIEBAOY, an rs.
say OF Warning and Instruction for Young Men
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent free
OF charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR.
> SklLLIN IIoUGHTQNY Howard. Association,
fhiiaasiphia, Pa a "a - ~-'N Aa18daw3m
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Hrs. WINSLOW,

c Presents TO @S Attention Of. .afofhers'her
SOOTHING @..-sYRUPi
'hii For ChiIdrcn Tcething,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of ssstSihk
bysoftening the gums, reducing ali Innammati6hs.
viii allay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action, and Is
Sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers It viii give res. to your.
tt selves and ilHt. d" '"
Relief and Health toIYour Infants.
We bsye pltup and sold this article for over 30
years, and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of
II what We have never been able 70 sayof any other
medseine-fEvER mas 1T FAILED IN SINGLE IN
STANCE TO EprE0F A cURk, when timely nsed.
Never did we know an instance or DISSATISFACTION
by any ond who usedft On the contrary. all arc
deiighted with It's operations, and speak in terms
Qi commendation of its magical effects and medi
csi virtues. fWespeak in this matter wn Ar wi
DO Know" After 30 years, experience; AND PLEDGE
OUR REFUT ATIoS ron TnE FULFILLMEHT OF WHAT
WE DECLARE, In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion. re.
lief will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered, i.'hi ~
Fun directions for using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the fac.si sihiiie on
CURTIS q PERKINS. New York. .is on the outside
wrapper - - I ~ ~ 4 kN Il a. "a
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world
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NEWS BREyITIEs.

A larger eruTber ofpropiuent lner rhants
aud busi0fss uicn of New NJ ORR haveinviteI
Pres sldentJohnson t0yieit thsM city sOThk
time In June. No political Significance A.
taches to Die invitation, and I is pfbbabie
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-18

pY VIRTUE of writ Of feff .facias issued
ID cut Of the Circuit Court Tor the County Of
Saginaw. state Of Michigan. old 10 ms directed
aud delivered again the guods and ohattels,
lands aud tenements Of tieorse l. Davis, dill
on the 22d'dny OF March. a D 1906, levy upon
and take oil tho right title md interest of sad
George l.. Davis IN aud 20 the following described
pieces or parcels Of land situated In the County
Of Saginaw, and State Of Michigan, and known
and dcscribed as follows. to wit " COMMENCING
ut the Northwest corner Of section (G), ia town
QD North, Of range East thence runniyg
South ~ degrees on town line 768 fed to.th0,
centre OF tho saginawand Bad River Plank Road
thenco South so dsgrsos So llinutas- along
the centre Of said Road 47i feet, thence North
bs degrees 80 minutes, East sl9Sr feet, thence
North 10 degfees AZ minutes Edst $50 feet 10 tho
North lsne-ef said section 90, thence 6S-dogreys
~ minutes West along the Moth line Of said
section 1870 feet 70 the place OF bcgining, con-
tanning % neres and ffty-fhrec one hii,areihs.
also the following piece Of hnd 60 wit -Alffhst
part Of the North part OF thu Forth East frac
tonai, ! Of section (ll) in town (lD North Of
rnnge East, commencing at The cplter OF tho
creek running across the Saginaw and iiud River
Plank Road in said North part Of said section
and running thence South Esa along fhe EasS
side of said Road 10 the section line on the East
line OF said section to the center Of said creek,
thence South West on straight limo TO the place of
beginning, all situated In the County OF Saginaw,
and State Of Michigan" all which shall EXPOSE
for sale at public auction or vendue To the gLesC
bidder or bidders, at the front door Of the Sagi-
nav County Court House. in the city Of Saginaw,
Saginaw County, Michigan, on Saturday the 18th
day Of May, A. y. 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M Of
that day, to satisfy the amount Of said execution
with costs ard expenses Of sale in accordance
With the statutes IN such ease made and provided.
JESSE ii. QUACKENDUSH,
Nher9'ef Sdginap County, Mich.
Saginaw, March %, 1866. n347-7w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-18

FATAL AccIDENr.-An accident oc-
Cured on the +. & =. M. r. r., yes
terday afternoon, resulting in the
death of a German woman, the par
ticulars of which we give, as near as
we can ascertain. rs the mixed train
leaving this city at $50 p. NJ. arrived
about two miles south of Bridgeport,
the engineer saw calf on the track a
Short distance ahead aud whisted on
brakes. Almost At the same instant
a woman stepped on the track, appar-
emily for the purpose of driving off the
calf, but did not seem to think Of her
own safety. The engine was reversed
and every possible means used to stop
the train, but without avail, land the
woman was struck.by the engine in
hicting severe wound on the head.
As soon as the train could be stopped,
she was picked up and carried to Pine
Run, and died very soon after arriving.
The mail train last running brought
her remains back TO her residence
There appears to have been no fault
on the part of tho employees of tho
road in this case.
This German family, of which the
deceased was n member, settled in. the
woods near whore the accident occur
red, about two years ago, and since
that time have had several cattle kill
ed by the cars, from the fact that they
insisted upon posturing them inside OF
the railroad inclosure. And not long
since the deceased came near being
injured by trying TO drive cow from
the track at the time the train was
passing.-Ent0prise, 2Oth.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-18

crpressly-I declared AGAINST IT.
Having shown you this, there remains
but word OF comment upon that
newspaper article. Its this; that l
presume the editor of that paper is an
honest and truth-loving man, and that
he will be greatly obliged to me for
furnishing him thus an opportunity to
correct the misrepresentation he has
made, before it has run so long that
malicious people will call him q liar"
--Foilst, Foster g. Cos Lincoln and
Douglas Debates, PIP. 2I0-4I.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-18

Many philosophers connect the Wis
itations of cholera with meteorologic-
al influences, and have studied the
phenomena recorded in cholera times.
One of the most curious results found
is the unusual height of the barome-
ter. In 1882, when, when the cpl
demic was at its height, the barometer
marked 5000; 1910 it was 1901, a
height not likely to be reached often
or than once in S6 years. In 1854 ii
stood al 5000. These are the maxi
mum heights.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-04-18

WHAT WAS ONCE SAID.-On the 10Th
of December, 1920, Mr.. Lyman
Trumbull, then, as now, u Senator Of
the United States, said:
'In my judgement, there is a dis
tinction between the white and the
black races by Omnipotence itself -
/ do not believe that these two races
can live happily and pleasantly to-
gether."
Not FIVE months later, Andrew
johnson, a senator from Tennessee,
said:
"rhe senator from Illinois comedies
the whole ground, and all this clamor
and clap-trap about liberty and man
being created equal falls to the
ground"