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out it. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have a bottle MISERs and FAR
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should keep IL constantly on hand In c7tse
of Accidents and sudden attacks Of Stomach
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RATHER ROUGH, But TRUE.-The N.
Y. Tribune says: Justice" writes US
that he is sick of appeals from those
who call themselves advocates OF So
briefly, order, and decency, on the
Lords day, because he never finds
them at the polls working to give effect
to their views, while the law-breaking,
drunkard-making, riot-loving crew are
there in full force. He says that If
those who profess to care so much for
Sunday would show 1t, just once, by
their acts on election day, he might be
induced to Tspose faith in them once
more; but, until they do, he must con-
slider them humbugs, aud civilly re-
quest them TO keep their addresses to
themselves"
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An Article for West virginia soldiers
TO Head Before Voting Tomorrow.



From RdIper's Weekly.
The height of impudence is touched
by the last resolution of the New York
Democratic Convention, expressing
profound gratitude" to the victorious
soldiers OF the war. These soldiers
know better than any one else what
kind of friend to them the Democratic
party was during the war.
The Union soldiers remember very
well that 1t was Democratic Secretary
OF War who put hundreds OF thousands
OF arms and tons of ammunition into
the hands of rebels.
The Union soldiers have not forgotten
that it was a Democratic Secretary of
the Navy who sent all the national
ships out of reach.
The soldiers and sailors remember
that they were Democratic leaders who
told the rebels that the war should not
be confined 10 the South.
They remember that it was the Dem
ocratic papers and orators who called
the Union army and navy "LincOln
hirelings, "minions of a sHtrhp," and
"bummers."
They remember that it was the Dem
ocratic authorities which called the
summons to arms "usurpation" and
tyranny"
They know that they were Democrats
who organized "Knights of the Golden
Circle and 'Sous of Liberty" TO aid
the rebels; Democrats who resisted the
draft Democrats who melted the riots ;
Democrats who asked sneeringly, with
Horatlo Seymour, "where are those
Victories"
They have not forgotten that they
were Democratic Legislatures which re-
fused vote to the soldiers in the field.
They have not forgotten that, after
one Union army had bravely struggled
through the Wilderness, and the other
was heroically pressing toward Allan
tn, when the great movement that tri-
umphantly and uncondltionally ended
the war, was in progress, it was the
Democratic National Convention, the
same Horatio Seymour presiding,
which declared the war failure.
The soldiers and sailors of the Union
know that If any thing could have
made the war failure, and the deaths
of hundreds of thousands of their
brave comrades useless sacrifice, it
was the treachery and malice and ha-
tired of the Democratic party.
And now, when the leaders of that
party wish to win the votes of the SOL
diers and sailors to undo the victory
of their arms, they declare in conven-
uon-the same HoratiO Seymour
presiding-that the soldiers and sailors
have won "imperishabIe honor"
So they have, over rebels in the field
and Copperheads helping them at
hOme
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EFFECT OF THE ELECTIONS AT THE
SourH.-That remarkably "CoDserva-
tive" journal, the New York Times,
talks as follows to its Conservative
brethren in the South:
The Southern papers have really at
last got over their doleful dumps, and
got Into a state of something like ex-
hilaration, in view of the Democratic
successes. We hate odash their joy in
the least; but it may be as well for them
10 beware of counting too much ON the
late elections. They by no means prove
that the Democracy are going to sweep
the country next year, or anything of
the kind They by no HlednS ITOUe that
the Republican parry has collapsed, or
d,tvthiyio of the sort. They may prove
that the people of the North are not
prepared TO endorse the revolutionary
schemes of the more violent partisans
of the last Congress; but they do not
IroUe that the South will eUeT be recon
stI-ltcted according to The plans Of the
ClDpperhead Democracy. Ii our South
ern contemporaries cannot learn this
by studying the election returns, they
win be taught it by others yet to come.
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SIGNs AND OMENs-WARRANTED NOT
TO FAIL IN DRY TIME.-l. To walk
along the street at midnight and find a
pin pointing toward you, signifies good
luck. To turn corner suddenly at
the same hour and find pistol point.
ing toward you, signifies the necessity
that you should ''git up and git" be-
hind something. A big tree is prefera-
BILE.
2. To buy tripe on Friday is bad luck.
To buy it on Monday or Tuesday, or
another day in the week, on credit, is
worse.
3. II you see spark in a candle-wick
at night, it is q sign you are going to get
a letter. For fear the letter might be Il
dun for your last bill. it is best TO sleep
in room where they use gas. Candles
are good in the country, but gas is best
in the city, ifyOu pay the gas bills reg
ulArly.
4. When a black cat comes into your
room 1t is "A sign OF death. In order to
make II certainty we would advise
the killing of the cat. This will prob
ably avert catastrophe in the family,
that might cause q grief, and won't
hurt the cat much-only one ninth.
5. II lady put on her stockings
wrong side outward, il is II sign of good
luck-if she does it unintsntiOn Illy. II
she does 1t on purpose, it is u sign the
stockings are not as white as snow. In
view of the fact that ladies do not wear
stockings unless they are as white as
snow, this fact applies only to blue
stockings"
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slavery "KIlIed Again.



Slavery dies hard. Slain by State
Constitutions or by an amendment to
the Federal Constitution, it takes refuge
in the thousand and one disabling
statutes and ordinances which crowd
State, city and county codes in the
South. 1t taxes ingenuity to discover
all OF these hiding-pIaces, and they are
often come upon under tho most un-
expected circumstances. Jury laws,
militia laws, marriage laws, the laws
relating to conveyance OF property, to
witnesses in court, to labor, to travel,
to crime, are all marked by distinctions
adverse TO the black man. What Is
pardonable in a white man is IA crime
in a negro; what the Saxon may do un-
questioned, the African does at his
peril, or being done, finds ii worthless.
Our officers at the South are kept busy
with the Internal distinctions OF these
disabling laws, and the more Internal
ingenuity with which they are made
applicable to any particular case.
Even the Civil Rights BILL which was
passed TO sweep away and render void
at once all of those old laws ana GUS
toms, finds itself embarrassed at every
turn, 4 case arising under the state OF
affairs we have referred to has just
been decided in Maryland, and at one
]
midable bulwark, behind which the
last despairing force OF Slavery has en-
trenched itself. 1t was a simple scheme,
but 1t had proved effective, and for
these three years that practical
slavery which separates families
and take the control of chill
dren (blaCk children ODly,) from their
parents, had been operative in Mary
land in spite of the State and Federal
Constitution. They called it "apPren-
ticeship," but it was one law of inden-
ture for the black and quite another for
the white. However, it is all gone now,
and the Maryland patriarchs, with
their subtle plea of protection to the
colored people, are told that involun-
tary servitude is abolished; that their
apprenticeship is involuntary servi-
tude; that the Civil Rights bill is vio-
lated thereby, and that "colored per-
sons are citizens of the United States,"
conclusion reached by Attorney GEN
eral Bates five years ago, and acted
upon at the State Dapartmentasa as mat
ter of established policy.
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ulHE RICHEsT MAN IN THE

on Solomon ROthschiId.
PARIS, s.h April, 1884. 25 Rue Fauby, St
HonoTe.-WnI you be kind enough to have
forwarded to me here 30 bottles OF your in
dian Linimsnt: If yOu " III send at the same
time the account, will forward you the
amount through Messrs. Belmont Co,
New York.
Baron solomon RothschIld having recon-
mensied To Inanyof his friends Ma (or LANES
LISINESr, as they being dssirous 10 procure
1t, ne snOuld advise him to establish de
MT in Paris
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wehaye also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever wRs seen in the Slate. II
Won want Bargains In Boots and Shoes, go TO
GRrdiners New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and in
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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manhood ana the vIEoror youth res

tor, d in a weeks. suceea. rnarAnteed.
nR- RECORDS Essence of LIE restores
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are very simple. and require no restrai Mt
from business or pleasurel Failure ~ iunpOs.
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one for 81 To be had only of -tne sole Rp-
potntad agents In Amenca, HERMAN
SEUTZES, ,.323 RoWery. and a)6 ID Ave, N,
Y oc5
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Money and business.
rom the Cincinnati Gazette.

In the months OF July and August
money was drug in New York, at las
per cent. on call. AT the same time
money was scarce at the West. There
was very little produce for sale, busi-
ness was stagnant, and people who had
surplus means, invested temporarily in
Government securities or sent their
funds to New York, where banks paid
4a5 per cent. interest on deposits. Thus
currency accumulated in that city, and
the supply was greater than the demand
from acceptable borrowers.
Now, however, it is different. The
moven. ent the western crops requir-
ed currency; and henCa there has late
ly been steady drain upon New York
for greenbacks and bank notes. The
shipments to the West, it is estimated,
have reached S75, ,O0O, 600. This is good
feature. 1t would have been better for
the whole country, il the West had
required twice seventy-five millions.
| The fact that the country called
for currency, Is evidence that the
people had something to sell. This
will enable the people to pay their
debts to the interior merchants; the
latter will in turn pay the merchants
of Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis,
and these will pay New York, Phila-
delphia and Boston. Currency, there
fore, which has disappeared from New
York, is simply performing its legiti-
mate functions. This is better than il
it were permitted to lie in New York,
to be loaned to stock speculators; and
the movement will soon be felt in a re-
turn flow. This distribution of cur
rency, and the movement of grain
crops, will also help the railroads. 1t
is helping them already, All the lead
ing roads are showing increased earn
ings. This will continue, as the heavy
foreign demand for breadstutfs will
stimulate shipments from the West to
the seaboard, unless railroad managers
foolishly kill the goose that lays the
golden egg, by advancing freights.
But however this may be, the $780,
0OO,O of currency that has been dis
tributed from New York, in the last
ninety days, will soon begin to come
back-to flow through the channels OF
trade-and people will find money,
which is now scarce, plenty enough.
Money may be made temporarily scarce
at the commercial centres by heavy
demand from the interior, but such
movements always foreshadow a
healthy abundance.
Then 1t is not worth while to borrow
trouble about stringent money market
with such a supply of paper money as
there is now in the country. The
figures stand thus:
Greenbacks..-.......... 10 1uOOUJu
Sational Bank Notes....--....-......... S, w
Compound 10000 00I
Fractional :SIOUO.UOI
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Iowa returns 25,724 Republican ma
iortty for Governor tCol. Merrilp, in q
counties. The present Republican
Governor tstone) had 1880 majority in
the whole state. Merrill's Will exceed
it by fully 10000.
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"A pert miss in Portland was read
viT1ins. when, she suddenly paused and
BEGAN laughing. "Well, what did they
forget pr asked the teacher, encourAg.
inciy. "Thay forgot their ksroSene,'
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THE Pittsburghers have been enjoy
ing a little excitement in the way OF u
slander suit. 1t seems that George
Burns married his deceased wife's sis
ter. whereupon the Rev. Mr.. Hunter
declared him guilty of incest every day
he lived with her. Burns sued for
slander aud the jury, yesterday, gave
him a verdict of $50.
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1t is also to be considered, in this con-
nection, that the purchasing power oi
the paper dollar has increased twenty
per cent. at least, within the last year
Seven hundred and ninety-one millions
| of paper money at this time, is, there
fore, equal to S9i9, 900, 600 one year ago
This, however, Is offset somewhat by
the contraction policy of the Secretary
of the Treasury. This frightens PeO'
pile. Let 1t once be decided that the
currency is to be let alone, and paper
money will be found plenty enough.
II is not deficiency in the supply OF
currency that causes the stringency in
the money market. 1t is something
else. The unhealthy accumulation OF
the idle currency OF the country in
New York, followed by sudden and
heavy withdrawal for the movement OF
the crops, is, as we have shown, one
cause of the scarcity; but another and
more serious cause is the want of con-
tidence in business circles, consequent
commodities, and the one man power
exercised over the finances of the coun-
try at Washington. This latter, Con-
gress will stop. Western members, at
least, will go up to the National Capt.
tol determined to stop it, and united
they will be equal to the determine
tiOn.
There is another feature of business
which is extraordinary and difficult OF
explanation. We refer to the foreign
import trade. The losses of importing
merchants for two years past have been
enormously heavy. These, too, have
been continuous. Yet the imports are
large. Last week there was imported
at the port of New York, foreign goods
to the value, iI gold. of over i've mil
lion dollars. The market is over
stocked with foreign goods, and yet the
imports do not diminish. This, we re-
peat, is Il feature that cannot readily be
accounted for.
a single house in New York recently
marked down cloths, the decline
amounting, in the aggregate, on his
stock in that line alone, to one million,
dollars. Yet cloths, no doubt, made up
"a large proportion ofthe near s., ,OO0,0
ofdry goods imported last week. Under
such circumstances ii would be natural
to look for large falling on in i'm
ports, but the decrease is only tritiing.
Last week the New York banks lost
&, PSI ,76l in specie. This must have
gone into the Treasury in payment of
duties, as the foreign exports did not
reach SlOO, coo. 1t is thus seen that,
dull as business is, foreign goods are
being imported and Withdrawn for sale
in large amounts Importers fortunes
are being wiped out, but still they i'm
port. This business, however, must
have an end. Either the importers on
this side, or the manufacturers on the
other, must yield.
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Mr.. EVANS, in his sterling speech, at
the New York Republican meeting,
gave the following terse and truthful
description OF. the party that is seeking
TO regain control OF the Government,
which it attempted to give over to
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