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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
rnR GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR lRREGu
LAlsITIES.


Thoee Drops are Q scientifically compounded hui0
PREPARATION. and better than any Pills, Powders, -
Nostrums. Being liquid. their action lie direct ssd
posaofsa. rendering them relisblc, speedy and ct.
tain specc for the Of eli distractions and eup
pfesons OF nature. Their popularity ie indicated b.
NE nes that over 10000 bottles are annually cold
and Consumed by the ladies Of the United States,
evcsy one Of whom speak In the strongest terms Of
praiss EITHER great merits They are rapidly tahas
ne place Of every other Female Remedy and are Con-
eoesed b all who know aught OF them, - the surest,
sasess and most tnfalble preparation In the world
scf the care Of oil female complaints the removal OF
Gil ohstructions OF nature, and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength. Explicit directions
essatng wAen they may BE- used, and explaining vhea
and Why thef should not uld not be used Win.
eut pssducinr efiects CONTRARY 10 natures choeer
laws win be found carefully folded around earh bot
ue With the written signature ofJons L. LYox, WITH
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 1876 Chape, ~.
New Haven. Conn.,. who be consulted either -
sona,y or by mail enclosing etsmp) coucc.nsne al
PavHse dlsesses and female weaknesses.
So'o ~ druggists everywhere.
sn., c. q. CLARK co.
= t0od4u1yp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

A Magnificent Christmas Gift-Five Ger.
tihcates Of The Washington Library Conpa-
~ Of Philadelphia in aid Of the Riverside
Institute for educating orphans, costing
Eve dollars. with the splendid esgravins
Marriage Of Pccahontas,~ worth a retail
at least 800, and besides each Certificate
secures = present at shc Great Distribusisu
By the Company, and an equal chance, that
one or more Of the preseula may be worth
Thousands Of dollars each. Truly, you
may make your friend rich In the most
pleasant way wh!le aiding ~ nissssids
institute. Read o6vestiss0sat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

good story 10 told Of . certain Colonel
in che late war. The aforesaid Colonel vas
riding in stage coach. with several other
ras:soEsse, when he accidentally dropped
his has outside Of the coach. Putting his
head out Of the window, be exclaimed in !
stenterlan voice
''Chestotser, pause have lost nv chan
eau"
The driver paid 10 heed 10 tho demand
Again the po0pous fellow aushoritativ,ly
spoke:
"Chasiotser. pause have lost my chap.
eau"
No attention being paid BY the driver TO
this last command, plain. blunt man, who
had become Disguised with his fellow tray
eler's sillinsss and pomposity, pu, his head
cut Of the window and SAID
"priver, held on! this id fool has lost
his hat"
This Vas perfectly ineligible to the dri-
Yer, expietise aud Gil. and the hat was Sc
cured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Tme Louisville Journal learns from one
Of the most honored and distinguished men
of the West, who was recently in Washing
ton, that the best relations exist between
the President aud Gen. Grant, and that the
President consu,ts the General quite 40
often as he docs any other member Of the
Cabinet, il NOT of,snev
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

since ioOU the increase OF pr00OcCon in
these States has been enermUus, and the
product in others has also been great. A
On illustration Of THE fact il is stated that
one gentleman 81 Passaic, in New Jersey,
about twenty miles from New York Oity,
70 now producing about 10000 gallsns Of
wine annually. And gsspe culturs there Il
90 successful that the prospsse h that she
banks Of the Passaic river to " source in
the Blue Ridge mountains, win oil 10 dsvo-
ted to grape culture and ths manufacturs Of
wine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

"Thou .rt little bear, madam, said
Quaker to fashionable belle al an eve
ming party.
Sir exclaimed the dsmsyed one.
"About the shoulders, mean" smilinsly
replied he.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

A REVOLUTION declaring the intsrmaYriags
Of negroes and whites unlawful 10 creating
quite stir between tho black and white
radicals composing thc Alabama convention
That's queer CROUCH. aud the radical con
grcss ought to put . stop to it. IL the
white radicals Of the South desire TO marry
tho daughters Of black folks. what right
have the darkies 20 got their backs up
nhnnt IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

What is Best for Costiveness
Ds. HAKElsos's PsafrrALrIo Lozxssss. are wsrran-
ted In all cases OF tho Piles and Falling OF the Rec
tum- We promise cure for al symptoms Of Dyspep
sis such oppreseioE amer Eating. Sour Stomach.
Splitting OF Food Pslpitation. also, Headache. D.i-
Pain in the Back and Ioius, Yellowness Of the
skin and Eyes, Sick Headache. Coated Tongue. Bill
iousness, Liver Complaint Loss Of Appetite Debility
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities. Neuralgia,
Fair Ec
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

3iPoydfas street. NEW ORLRANS.
DEALERS In NortherA and Western Producs. Poi
" hsoss, Onioas. Bsns. Died Appass. CoW-Peeo.
lsownss-tcanHnn, fass. Dus,. g. ,. nh.
0.hsDass 81. r. Pod = Co, EoOkuS. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
Allcoclx's Porous Plasters.
SORE cunsr AND COUGH CURED.

D.. AuloorK.-Sir: In May lsse was visiting my
cousin In Corning. who got mo one OF Your Pesors
Piastsrs for my chest was % sore through ne st
the time. could hasdly speek % breathe. II was
not more than three hours amer put u on hefars
felt comfortable. l he'd sulesed very much from
soreness Of the chest with Dough and hofssnees for
months; but your Plaster has cured me. aud my
health 10 better than II has been for yeass.
Yours respectfully, PHEBB PATOHER,
Beaver Dam, Schuyler Co., NJ r., Sept. i4th. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

A SINGULAR DgLrsIoN.-The writer Of
"Jottings from the Note Book OF an Unde-
vsloped Collector" in the Cornhill Maya
xiss. says:
"About ono English coin there exists
very singular delusion-Queen Anne's fasth
ing. Often and often have the officers Of
the British Museum received letters asking
whether, a. the writer was in the posses
sion Of the third Of the fsrthings Of which
the museum had the other two, he wss not
entitled 10 soms thousand pounds or so.
and grievous, no doubt, has been bis dissp-
pointment 1t being told that his fancied
treasure might possibly be worth the amount
Of some fous or FIVE shillings. How the
delusion originated it is impossible TO say,
but one account tells Ne that . lady in
Yorkshire, having lost one of these farth-
inss, which shs valued a. The bequcst Of .
dear friend, offered very large sum fos it.
recovery, and this gave rise to false i'm
preston Of the value Of any specimen. 1t
10 COMMONLY believed that only three ex-
amples Of the fasthings were struck off, be-
cause il was found that there was . flaw
near the bridge Of the Queens nose; an
other account says the die broke in two.
There are really no less than Eve or six pat
terms of the farthing, but most Of them wer
stuck for approval only and never issued.
The genuine farthing has the inscription
Anna Del Gratia, surrounding the Queen S
bust; on the reverse the figure Of, and the
inscription, britannia II is dated TIA.
Another, which was also in circulation, ex-
actly resembles the one just mentioned, but
has the date 1918. They have broad milled
edges, like the iarthings Of George III. Of
the patterns, the rarest seems to be one
like The genuine farthine, but with the in
scription Anna Regina. In 1923, there
was trial In Dublin about Queen Anne's
farshing. which il was stated had actually
been Sold for eighteen hundred pounds ster-
ling New York Post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Il 10 said that the s'csnsus embraces ssv.
eotssn million women" Who wouldn't be
census
Aasy-"Dsa't you think, Angelina, that
the eiose OF the sermon IVES very fine Pr
1ngeuna-"Oh. 1 IVES % taken With the
$3.50 q Mics 0eldwsaithe that dida't
essses she clcss u the ssemoa."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

v.,r~n ....,,rr and effective: can be taken BY the
oAist person or youngest child.
yoa have so slight 90 not ,.,l .
a the reach ofcvery one. that they
may si i V keep 1t convonient for nse;
The timely use ia :. cent bottle VIII often prove
dAwiy. sod ~ az rfu prn,..,. y.w yo,h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
Hurricane E'eafa.


A ST. Thomas paper relates the following
remarkable ineidents Of the recent husri-
cane there:
A gun on the ranparts Of Fort Ohristian,
used Tor firing the morning aud evenin Z
signal, wss forced through the pasapet wall
and thrown down into tho barrack yard
The diving bell belonging to the dredging
apparatus, . bulk Of about nine tons. was
lifted from the place known as the hulks or
pontoon. and carried over and thrown into
one Of the spar pits Of Mr.. Hughes. . dis
lance Of at least quarter Of . mile.
piece Of scAntling some twenty Ave
feet long pierced the roof OF wooden house
in Princesse street, passing through the
back of q rocking chair and under cottage
piano. just near enough not to touch the
keys above aud the pedal below, then went
through the floor, and rested on the counter
Of grocs,'s shop underneath 50 that the
one end projected out At the roof, while the
other end rested ON the counter, at the Same
time holding the rocking chair and piano
imncyable. Tho apartment is small and
the occupants were in it when the accident
happened, yet no one Was hurt. A stone
supposed to weigh forty tons, that has for
long time been lying on tue beach below the
fort of the lower point. has now vessels
sail spread under it. much in the way tina.
a table cloth would DO laid on table and
large dish bat in the middle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

d. Jonu BrlI.-D Dear Sir: Last February wae In
louisville purchasing drugs. and got some Of your
sar-aparnla and Ccdron Ntters NV sor-in law Who
Nth me In the ss0se, had been down With rheu
s.ss for soms time, commercea on the Ettcrs
ssiss Nh h h.nnd his general health improved Dr.
siso ,sns,n, Deep IN bad health. tried them and he
neatn log sssssai yea.s stomash and ivef sseseS
Indssd he Csaren Bser. X K, the Of yo Bes
lasity IN this settlement thfnS yyS gMss pope.
Sn.n95 q ySS, @ea dir, sn: ~e.peeiy q
{"ef Cedscm bt5er snd ssrsapaailia- shin M "a
Oct2g-decdk Wfv G. b. NA1m2s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

a GOLDEN DAY
In. s.wn., ar ali who desire to icsume in age one
OF the moe, glorious gifts OF youththe magnificent
black n, brown .inse which renders the hair an r.
resi.,ible element OF personal attraction.
sraNTANEOUs BEAUTY
spsuss from ,ss application Of but one hair dye in
the vorIA Tbs, chemical elixir contains the vital
principle and tie coiorins mstter with which nature
nour,sh.s the INST beautiful Of he ell ken fabrics
WHEREIN th she siorne the
HEADS OF nEB FAvORITEs.
Mead n h. s.id that THE wonder Of civilization Il
CHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
the nos, eeuls. harmless. whclesons, and certain
ueepa,.,,or NJ Il, kind In the whole universe. Manu-
f.c,u,ed b, ,. CBtsTADORo. . Aston House. N.
Y. soid r, ps,ssists. Applied By Haia Drcssese.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

DIV for diseases of the Cheat and Lungs has been pro-
ved by hundreds OF cases. we'll by the testimo-
mails of the most eminent ph, -ioians.
HOFFs MALT EXTRACT has been used In
many hospitsls Among others, In the Military Hoe
pitfalls of Washington. ID. c i; PERKINS fnsttution.
and Mao aehusetts Asvlum for the Blind, Boston !;
0rls' Lodging house. New York; auo has always
shown ita benehts 10 Invalds and exhausted lsys-
pcptcs and to persons affected with diseases Of the
Chest Lunge, and Bowels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

PsIxfsss. - Printers are unlike other
classes Of men. Their vocation imparts 10
them - Intelligence that docs not result
from any other business. Dealing with
language exclusively, in its combination Of
letters, words, sentences and paragrsphe.
they ere constantly brought into cemmuu.
hon with thoughts and their working. aud
thus insensibly become imbued With the
idsas Of those minds whose creations thcv
help TO embody into those forms that give
them 70 the world. They literally get
Gsammsr q their 6ngsrs' ends while pick
Ing - the types that form sentences that
are grammatical. Spelling comes 70 them
~ natural % besashisg. for theY fall into
correct osthography through force Of habit.
The ehasactssississ Of psiniess ere not 20
favorable to personal thiN - those Of other
professions. They partaks Or shs nature q
artists 10 some degree, and ere eeoerallv
liberal to fault, thoushtless Of the future.
and frequently improvident Cor the preseu,
flash when In good situation. ana dead
broke when 90 tramp. They NAV be aid
20 be the working Bchemians Of he ,,orid
Of operatives. Exchange.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

You have asked me to prescribe for yon.
You expcc. medicine. perhsps you hope for
whiskr, Just nov the rage for chronic maia-
dies, but shall give you nothing to svai
low you have swallowed too much already
OF oil the msladies, dyspepsia is the most
distressing; to get rid of its horrors you
would par. with your right arm behave
YOU. bu, would you part with q portion of
yo,, table iuxur,es, fear not; bas Pre-
sumin- You are in earnest, I will prescribe
for you. ),
strong, walk, walk; il weak, sauntes.-
Drink cold water three simes-of oil Geld
baths, this IL best for dyspepsia; after half
ar hour or more come in for breakfast.
2. For breakfast cat piece OF good steak
half ~ large - yeus hand, alice Of coarse
bread and baked apple sss very slowly !;
talk very pleasantly with year nsighboss !;
read cheerful comments Of jouenals; avoid
hot biscuits and strong coffee; drink moth
ing.
3. Digest for an hour. and then to your
work; tsass Il 10 in The open air. Work
hard int noon, and then rest body and mind
till dinner sleep little; drink water.
L. For dinner-two or three o'clock-eat
Q slice Of beef, or mutton. or feb. - large %
your hand, . potato, two or thsss spoonfols
Of other vegetables, elice Of coarse bread /;
give moro than half an hour 20 this meal
use no drink.
o. After dinner play anaconda for an
hous; now for the social, for pleasure
20 nes-Ago,d time.
8. No supper little toast and tea, even
for supper, viii make your recovery very
slow.
Z. In warm room, battle your skin will
cold water, hastily, and 50 10 bed in vel
ventilated room before nine O'Clock.
Follow this prescription for three months
aud your stomach will so far recover tina
you can indulge for some time In all ssstl
Of irregular and sluttonous eatiag Of
you have resolved, in the fear Of heaven, 4
present your bodies, living sacrifices, hol!
and acceptable unto God. and will osntinu
to eat and work like christian, your de
tressing maladv will be forgotten. Di'
Lewis, II. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
Sold By 100 900 Druggists. to whom we refer Is to
theiO % perios qualities.

Children's Lives Saved for so
Cents.- Thousands Of Children die annually Of
Group Now, mothers you would epcnd 20 tents,
and always have bottle Of DR.. Todtas Venetian Lin
ment in the house. you never need fear looeiu Jour
little one when attacked with this complaint IL 10
nov 70 years since have put mp my usinent, and
nevor heard Of child dying Of Group Wnea nv LIN
nsnt was used but hundreds 81 cases Of cures have
bottle they wouId not be without Il, Besides which.
II il certain cure f0v Cuts. Burns. Headache. Tooth
ache. Sore Throata. Sweilines: Hurps. Collie Diar-
rhoca, Dysentery. spasns. Old Sores: and Panss II
the Back and Chest. No On1 ones 0tdo II who 10
without IT, warranted perfectly safe to take
internally. Full Directions with every bottle. Sold
BY the Drugeiets, Depot. Is Cortlsnds street. n 7.
Schenclxs Seaweed Tonic his
medicine, invented by DR.. J. u ScuEseK. OF Pills
delphia il intended TO dissolve the food and mahe il
into chymc the nrst process Of digestion. BY clean
sing the Stomach with Schenck Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic restores the appetite, and food that could
not be eaten before using il will be easily diyested
Consumption cannot BE- cured by Schenck's pulmo-
mic Syrrp unless the stomach and liver IL made healthy
and the sdpetitc restored, hence the Tonic and Pills
arc required In nearly every case Of consumption. A
half dozen bottles OF the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four bikes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary OF dyspepsia
~ ScHEscx makes professional visits m New York,
Boston. and at his principal Office IN Philadelphia
every week. See daily papers OF each place, or bis
pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing. that the two like
Of the Doctor, in the last stage OF Con.
sumption, and the other ~ he is perfect health
ere on the Government stamp
Sold by all Drugxtste and Deslese, price 81 sicr
bottle or $Ise the halfdo1en. All lciters for adv
should be addressed 20 DR. Schenck's Principal Office
No. Is North 18th street. Philadelphia Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
70 YOUNG EN-

mo Arrest Seminal Losses, 70 conquer bad habits
/ and ,emosr the effects OF early Error, aend Is
cents 10 0ALEN'S HEAD DiSPkNsARY. Louis
HAVING hsd isn ysArs experience in this specially.
patient suar ug from any disease whatever OF pri-
vete or con1dniiXl natuse and ladies tsoublsi with
sny Of the sirsnts peculiar 70 tho sex by enclosing
Is cents y nse with brief abatement Of case, win
receive particulars for sell treatment by return mail,
and inns AVOID quackery. We also have \ Varix
ClssD winch 70 guarantees IN cure varcocele In four
DAYS. The Eectro- Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
eirtpg 20 limit their Oflspriffg, enclose stamp
for pamphr, containing engravings and explains
lions 81 DE ssove prevsative. With essay the
subject of ursyenton- All correspondence coud-
dental. Address an letters to j. S. WILLIAMS,
Drawer ois lnsville. Ky oct2Ad6wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS

VIcKsBrKs, Mss. Aug. q, 1859.
Dr. Jo1s Bril- Dear Sir II am happy TO state to
you that have used your valuable Cciron Mttere
win great benefit TO myself In general debility and
prosuation Of my system, produced by the unhealthy
and miaematic influence Of the Mississippi River
arownd vicksburg. confidently recommend il usc
TO all persons who are exposed 10 urca thy ciimases
Ii ~ I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

TaR last Congress voted the soldiers six
~ five millions 81 money 10 extra bountiss.
Il New York Tribune.
money" in this case. Sswarding vetsr-
ans for service In tho field OF battle, means
what cor radical friends now contsmpuous-
~ call paper promises ~ pay" worth sew
snty cents on the dollar. But "money"
where Congress provides for che payment Of
loans made 10 tho Government In currency
worth - low or less than forty cents on the
dollar. our radical friends tell us. means
gold or one hundred cents on the dollar.
Rags for the soldiers and the psopls-coia
for the patriotic" bondholdersi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
Sold a druggists and groceD'. Persons wishing
aganciee might apply TO Hof's Malt Extract Depot.
D4l BsosdHSy. n. T.. or LAN0FElDT, TAODE
co. Sole Agents. Davenport, Iowa.

wANTED.-Evsry man feeling the ELECTS OF .
habit contracted In youth 10 send his name and Cd
dseps with cent stamp for return postaget 10 Dr.
ELsEH GopssR. BOX 1910, Philadelphia. Pa. Who
viii inform thsm Of method by Which they can be
cured, and the vigvr OF youth restored auaSosm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16
NEW YORK.


THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY usErt l. I'VE M
ton, which has been patented In the United at..
France and Englan Is offered By the an hscrl,cs
to the public. feeling assured they Will ind it. upon
O. animation, Of the greatest inventions IL tho
age.
Prominent among its advantages are:
Flasr The facility with which hof-rs may ne h.r.
messed to OF unhnrncsScd from Carriage aso rem.
derinc IL unnecessary for the person embarrassing
parx between or bchlnd the horses A. n customary
thus avoiding any liability OF being kicked.
SRCoNs.-- In Of horse falling. he may he
loosci nom tho carriage IN second without leav-
Ing his seat II is simple in its operations that
child can work II.
TiiiRp Amp GRxAiysr-ln case O horses taking
fright, becoming unmanagcable Or running away,
the consequence which frequently follow,
may Gil be avoided by this simpse application TO car
Pages A. the hoSpea he looeed from the carriage
Gin twinkling. and the carriage ~ quickly and
M, 9. HtCREUx gave several pab,,c exhibitions.
The great favor and peaise manifested BY the public
on tbeee OCCASIONS % Of the evidences OF pop.
ulsr appreciation Of IT. mertte.
Tss1a may b Known and orders received for ap-
plying the patent 10 carriages purchase Of State
D. DUCREUx, Patentee
Oct fedsm - Kitzabrth Street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

There lie nothing like DR.. vcipau's French Pulls fs
keeping the complexion freeh and entirely free from
pmplee The cause OF whch In that IL regulates the
entire female syptem Sold by AL Drugyists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

FRox an article on grape culture in the
New York World ~ dip the following com
parison 81 ths product Of vince in the i've
States mentioned in 1850 aad 1850:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

The CrsArIvr BA.sAn
81 Warranted. Is used ae-
cnrding to Directions. 20
Cure in all casce. Coughs,
Gods. Cronp. Whoopine
Cough. Asthma. and all
affections ogtheThroat and
Lungs.
Madame Zadoc PorteYs
BalsAm ie . purely veget-
able E1peoscfant, Wepas-
ed with great care and set.
ent.isc skill. from . eombi.
nation Of the bes; remedies
the vegetable kingdom 81.
fovds
Its remedial qualities are
based % IL powes 10 aasiss
The healthy and vigorous
cieco1ntAUn a the DloOd
through tlDe LanAe.
Il enllvonD Tie @uDcleo
srdapsisoqehe skin 20 per
form the dut1es Of egule
singthc heof ofthesysesm,
Gndin eentiy throwing ID
the waSte eubstanee fFo0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-16

Tus republican party gets roundly scored
~ the -. Louis Democrat. ore OF It's lcsd
ing hackers. II says. and, very truthsnly
COO, that
Time was when she Republican party
used to DO governed BY consid 'rations OF
public policy. or by . desire 10 make 10
principles acceptable 10 the people. But in
shese latter days it has been discovered
taat there il nothing like money.
There 10 . mournful confession 70 b
made BY the party Of "moral ideas" IL
has come down 20 "6Ithy lucss." and 10 a.
together vonal and given to brides. Says
our Radical contemporary again:
Politics, in fact, is becoming branch Of
financial seience-it depends upon money
altogether. The party that raises the most
money will win. Ideas have nothing 10 do
with Il.
Truth, every word Of Il. and 10 comes
straight from the shoulder. Verify there 10
contention in the house Of the loyal" it is
beng divided against itself-iall IL must.