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.PERsONAL.l

The Queen OF Prussia. Who for ten year. mas,
always Was in feeble health. has .ptirviy re-
covered.
Field Marshal Giulay. Of Austria, who d;sti,
guished himself by looslns the battle Of Magenta
isfdsAd-
Mr.. Chas. Brooks has peaceabiy succeeded 10
tho government Of his uncle, tho late Kajah q
eerswah, Borneo.
The story Of half million coming to J. Russell
Young, Of the New York 7riJure, from rich old
uncle isn't true.
Asv. Joseph c. 6tiles. D. D.. has accepted the
appointment OF evangelist rendered him by the
East Hanover, (va.) Presbytery.
Lis Sarah P. Remend, ) young colored lady 0,
AAssaenusstte has just graduated NJ. D., st a
"noas medical school in Florence, Italy.
Cen. Moursvief i. endeavoring to deprive po-
ma evee ef IL history. ~ hia orders a II II.
obJU0 rsledng 10 the history Of Poland have
been fsm6ted from the Wins museum to The
Romansof museum Il Moscow.
The Episcodal Convention have elected A.
blenc1 of,OrsRn, Rev. DR.. Morris. nstive 81
fnHaoeipnia, but FOR many years connected with
81, Lakes Church, Germantown.
n Ds6iei Thutston wand.il write. to , y.v,,s
n. j., paper that he is ninety-cight years Of
ase, 80 hss voted u every Presidential cleo
ton since tho days Of Washingto He was
; Democrat until 1854, when he voted for
Lincoln.
sscretesy Ssvesd IL said to h luxnriou.
"dead.beat.' He has free ticket engraved on
silver, bywhisA - ssayeis over the Erie Rail.ay.
THIS u life pass, given to him At the expiration
9 ~ taemaAs 0ovs9nof Of New York, because Of
~ t9eDeeot r. tAS internal improvement OF the
As 4e4esss siivsf for his fars, and the Coz
)Gle ~ ~ esiisst,
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The beautiful s1traseb elow 10 from the pen
OF Hon. GeofKe 8. Hillafd:
confess thai increasing years bring with
them IN increasing respect for mea Whogd Do
not succeed IN life, - those words sYs com.
monly used. Heavea il aid to be . piaee
for those who have not succeeded % sasfh !;
and It is surely true that celestial Cruces do
not best thrive and bloom in the hot blaze
Of worldly prosperity. iii success some.
times arises from superabundance OF quail
ties, in themselves goo1-frs0 . esssesssee
too sensitive, I lasts too fastidious, self
foreetfulness too romantic, = modsety t0o re-
firing. 1 will not 20 80 far ~ to say, with .
living poet, '.shhs she world Knows nOshing y
the greatest men, but there are forms q
ere~1ness, or 1t lest excslieacs, whick s.dis
and make no sign" them are martyrs who
miss the palm but not the stake; heroes With
ont the laurel, and conquersrs without The tri.
umph.
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THs DocToK.-He must be a man Of the
Rtrictest honor and integrity, for to him are
contided the secrets Of families, the honor Of
wives and daughters-secret trusts that are
committed to no other. Every medical man
should feel the responsibility Of these trusts,
or he is unworthy of being physician. The
physician who practices his profession mere
ly as trade, for the amount Of money tina,
can be made by it, is unworthy OF his calling.
The higher and nobler motive of doing good
to others, of relieving human suffering, OF
prolonging human life, s the only incentive
that ever has or ever will make the great
physician. In proportion to the weight OF
has responsibility should be the honor and
the integrity Of his character. How easy it is
Tor the physician to control the destiny Of his
patients. On him they rest. and confde in
his knowledge and truth. He decides for
them questions Of life and death. Happi-
ness or unhappiness it is in his power to give,
and why he greater his knowledge the
greater is his power. He has knowledge Of
how to do good, and consequently the power
te do evil. and, therefore, the necessity OF
his being governed by the strictest honor and
integrity in order to use that power rightly.
-ffcfessor Ieris H. .Sdyre,
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A "Reminiscences.

me following suggestive extract is from
the address Of John Quincy Adam. to L;s
constituents, Sept. II, 1912:
have been so often painted to the sontb
with the horns of abolition upon my head.
that il | were to step South Of the Potomac,
the people would be looking for the clovan
foot All this endeavor to take in good hu-
NOR as | may. and n that spirit, and as
sample of the feeling OF respectable Southern
commitments toward me, will read you from
Charleston newspapers toast drank with un-
bounded spplause,a at public patriotic dinner
at Marlborough, on the last Fourth Of July
10 celebration OF the 9th anniversary Of our
National Independence: 1.-THE glorious.
pious and immortal memory of the grea. and
good George Washington, not forgetting Gen
erals Marion and Sumptsr, .ho assisted in
relieving US from King George slavery. ar.
biirary power, stamp paper and compulsory
tea-drinking. May we never want q Demo-
crat to tria up the heels of Federalist. or
haneman to prepare halter for John Quincy
Adams mime cheers
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Boat n. DOLLAR Store Store !,

TIME IMMENSE SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
past business has Induced us to make great prepa-
rations fsr the fail snd winter trsde
Our checks and Grange liss contain nearly every
article desired family sueh as Dry and fsncy
oods Bdnt. ard ehoes, Jswelfy and Plated wars Cut
lery, &c, dc.
pre.ents worth from 81 800 sent free to Agents
Make your Large possible, and seno yeur
money by postal or eer or regist red letter.
weare agents for over one hundred foreign and do
mert & manusactorits
IN, GOOD, ara new and sold At Manufacturer prices
at n for each Article descriptive checks 40 per humid
re- or ten for H. Agents wanted in every town. Cf-
cnlar, ~ nj fres. CUsHMAN CO.,
s- 10 Areh g.. Bcstop.
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! ppnEss 70 THE NERVOUS AND DEBILIrA


DphEos ~ LIE I'D .ooo 49, - -. :. = a.
n led, whose tunetthss oese 49, !" -. '.o.'
nilden cause-, sna vnoes - rs9uts plo.p. c 49,
bent 10 1enoes $50 - .... a,ah.ras. -, -
p nay ~ ,us % .nnr yns,., hs.lth; IN vop
- -. nnsns.ss6 .e.,iy s.AAs n,es iif<3e .sA,a
ioei .nrc !, X ~ he hanrff 49, -. >
eAeIt.on o,,an. ~ xour fidneys frennentIv ,et
NV ,ar, Il rrnr rrne souetiD n th4ch Mill, or
80, !: !, ,o,v an ssttiinyY az does : thick seum
'os ~ - r. !. .sdiment 4 ~. bottom amer q
hss 49,. - ~ vna have sn.is 81 abort breath
. - ay..sn.isf Ara ,our bowels constipafedf Do
~ u ~ ss.,. ~ intng or rnanes ~ bond 10 ths
-. rsn..,rv iSn.sredt r vour ,u4nd aon-
- s,,. 80, ,h,. suhisxt, M yon feei dnij
a.nr it'd ~ romn.n, 81 lsrt No Won vi.b
Hsle,s. =, rv 80 .ss,xhnipv lsna.
70 Dc ~ -. -s.-z Il saw .i.>n ~
s.ie sno. = ~. more ~ xonv sys n briiii.nt
r. 49, u, vow, rhe.k q byishtf Do you epfos your.
rts ooom on yo.. ~ .a n.,sns w,nr n.;ps.
sell N sosieas 49,, r. IN "a N myrh eoniaancs
WIN the me ent .;,ys. AM, "a 4 a.ina s;xsn
= ,s = ..,.,cha, H.a do mot Il, g vorr W.
= s.@nI. u.ye ms reetieaa nishfsi YosY n a
81 oyspepAa ~ ~ ~. ~. t,.,,. $3.50. ~
yoa III. - d1.nsre or itysrs omnI
sLa you sn .sssrr.I oi.ss h. tIy on, -
now. rs,a ~. 81 csn.eIe Of o,,.Ia1 inc 80
s.ssssss,e arcars Tue oyssps Of asnt .tiop
NJ. , - = ss n.,,h - IS. thr ma. ma xon ever
49, ~, tha.s h,,a deha,t energetic. perseyeriny
- ii swain. semen are Al vays those whose genera
M -. - ;. =, far, h..,thf Won news h.snr .,ch
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4. Musical Box forTOno Dollar

yuNBE French Great Sensation; novelty, chespness,
i durability n highly polished casa, metallic
tongues Brilliant In Tone u the het coeeuacton WIN
the m st recen Impr smenss, new keyless pattfn
Eight Select AIRS Emnsntly adapted ior tho drawing
room table Guaranteed Of the b 1t workmanship asd
p.rfrrance No SIX 8 airs 81; No 2, Is .irs Y;
No. 3 "a sr,,,3 All sent IAa1 On rsce'pt u the
amount. No e .nts nj discount, Addr as WIN SCOTT
ox.ur No q Mars eI Street, New Ycra
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TIE GATECITY
raE REauLT.

The fight ID over ): Loyalty has won. The
aation has snphatically expressed its will.
There can be no qaihble now about Virginia,
Texas and Mississippi not voting. Had they
voted and their vote been solidly for Sey-
mour, Grant. would still have great major
ity 10 the Electoral College, - vs knew he
would. I, wasn't bitterness towards the men
lately in rebellion that prompted this deci.
sion Of the people. II was devotion to prir-
clple and wise craftsmanship. We had fought
four years to save this Onion, and its lovers
and upholders we're determined not to vote
its control ont Of their own bands into the
hands Of this men who fought to destroy it..
We could be just and mercisul to the ex-
rebels without doing that. There was too
much of the old rebellion and the old bsrba-
rism Of slavery in those Kuklux, Klaus, and
the threats Of the old rebel leaders. Our
safety had been too dearly won for our peo-
pie to trihe with il. And SO the result o.
Tuesdays work has been for weeks and
weeks, as well assured as anything in the fu
turs conld possibly be. Yet il win and SHOULD
canse . profound rejoicing as though the re,
suit had been doubtful.
Ne have stated so repeatedly during thu
campaign the good consequences that vii
follow the election Of Grant, and mark hi
administration as an eminent one in our his
tory, thas We have no purpose ofrepeaiin
the argument here. 1t ID enough that nnde
Gen. Grant Ne will have peace, security an
prosperity, in all parts Of the Union.
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Batel,elor,s lia,r Dye.

This splendid HAY Dye is the hest In the world the
only ttsand perfect pye harmless, reliable, instanta
neons. di.appointmen ridiculous tints remedies
he III eecta Of bad dyes invisoraes and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, tiact trosen Rold By ali
Druggists and Perfumers and properly applied at Batch
lore's Wig Factory No IL Bond street, New York.
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Great Distribution

By the Metropolitan Gift co..
Cash offs to tn. Amount of eSbO,oOO
..-Eyery Ticket Draws fri1e.
10 j 0ba 30 100
20 - &c l,oUo I3oe 50
80 elegant Rosewood Planes each s3oo 70 *.ao
rs II h.l~deola f5to ~
$50 Sewing Machines eoto ~
Cash pfize silver Ware sc -'fsass dstS asss 90
chance 70 draw any of1tbe above Prizes icr loc.
flick DE- scrbing Pizes ttnid In envelopes ana
we'll mixed On receipt OF 25c Ssaf.d tkt "a drawa
without choice ana sent By maj. u any sdir.ss Ine
~ ze cd npon 1t VIII b. dsI,x5rsd the Il Ike I Old
er on psymentef One Dollar. Prizes are imtnedAfe'y
sent to shy sddres, by express or return msii
Yen viii know Whist your Prize Il bsore you rss Tor
it. Any Prize exchanged for anoter " tts s'n' RI ~
Blanks Our IasroGs car depe nd N S&T dealing
REFERENCES -We sell ct ths following from many who
id d 10 pntfi n Them: wilkins BJ1aio, f5s ~
Miss Annie mr. G, Chicago, Piano $3.50; John Moo, Q,
Louisville, Il COO Miss 1mma Wswo,th. Mi waukee,
Piano. 500, Bsv A Day, Neg Orleans, $500. We pub
lsh no nsats y AtnOnt permits lon 4 IL
OPINIONS TIRE PaIss-'fhe firm IL reliable and
desexve tlssh snece0' = khedy GktsnaahAsV. r. I'VE
now them to be fair dealing fro - N. T. Herald,
. s4o IS - friend OF or.w $500 P'iLs. which
was promptly rseeis ID. daily News, Sept 8.
send lr ci,e uisr Ilhers ia1udpssnts to Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package of fead I'm
veope. cor In Cash aIss Six ficAets for IL Is for
81 as for IS, no FIR fl All lesteft 4husd be 3D.
dressed to harper. WILSON T. Co.
l53 6roaaway, y. =.
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Vegetable Siici|ian Hair Remover

E,.a a.,
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1".t,IW IN h,nt. 'a ~ .a" =. TX.
,J',,n H. ,,, @ ~ e ~
",,',, 1T u 80. vnI "us
u.'i 1T. NJ. 20 ~ hep. Im.D ~ ~
- "dfm ~ ~ u ~ '"o's
'n,,;da,.ti, 80, NJ, - =. ~ ~.
80 80. I. 80 Dss DnsD
tf't,Dsa nHt prnIs,ten TeI,mM~
,p.i :. ,eStuIc ~, VIZ
f. 20 10 npn1i" ro.yT, mun-
Ky - sW'' ,nse'p"s. m,"' sa'hemJ
TX s'mfp, ~ ~ u.s. oeeo"frs
nnIs ~" caf"H, - reWoaes -.
f ~ i umm mta.'.nu, URN ~
- '"I1 pni1,. t.s p'ot'e sne
niafes and nonrishes tao hair
fhic , md g str en- ' In boi,im yss.
II restores the capillary Ofansis
70 "etf HoFHfWt ffUbFp ana WsA
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A WOMAN in Columbus, Georgia, corrected
her child by dragging him through the street
oy g rope tied around his neck, ard finally
breaking his skull against fence.
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Advert10or0 oA1 oft ,.
TO pUBLls RS.

With the Noveu be. Aumber the kdvertisArs Gazette
sits third ys4r u Is esta' lshed dunn
OF communication between Pu lihers Andt the sd.er-
tisss public Be i-sisg IL Will add to the value Of the
paper aud 70 It's interest 10 advertisers to have the
newspapers generally repre- scented in its coiumne,
". reduce The pri Of advertising Ia 10 cents per
Dsne per mbMth. ftWnl ~ sseH fAas card
or fines for one ear Will cost but %.
Publishers Win whom We hase no open sccount must
reuit with their ordar
-s GEO.F. no WHEax - GO,
Publishers and Advefts,ng Agents. New York.
Subscription pres, 81 per annuu advance u for
mos soc for , mos.
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cling Close 10 the Roek.

A long train Of cars, fourteen or hfteen,
we're recently passing over the Alieg heny
Mountains on their way eastward. They
were crowded with PASSENGERS. AS the iron
horse snorted and rashed on, they began to
descend, and needed no power but the invs-
lble power OF grayitation to send them down
with terrific switness. just as the Iassen-
gers began to realize their situation, they
Came to short curve cut out Of the solid
rock, a wall of rock lying on each side. Sud-
denly the steam whistle screamed as if in ag-
ony, Put on the brak.s put on he brakes"
bot with no apparent slackenng of the cars.
Every window few omen, and every head that
could be WAS thrust out TO see what the dam
ger was, and everyone rose up in their pla
ces, fearing sudden destruction. What was
the trouble
just rs the engine began TO tnrn in the
curve the engineer saw a little girl and her
baby brother playing on the track. In mo-
ment the cars would be upon them. The
shrek of the whistle startled the little girl,
aud everyone looking over could see thu M.
Close to the track in the upright rock was q
little niche, out Of which piece OF rock was
blasted. In instant the baby was thrust
into this niche, and as the cars camo thun-
dering ~ the passengers, holding their
breath, heard the clear voice OF the little sis
ter on the other side of the cars, ring out,
"Chug close to the rock, Johnny, cling close
to the rock Aud the little creature snug
gled in, and put his head As close to the cor
ner OF the rock AS possible, while the heavy
cars whirled past him. And many were the
moist eyes that Razed and silent thanks
giving went up to heaven.
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DR. WHETHER,

GIT Sc. Charles street, 81 Louis, no,
vIYHo treats oonndsntnily Ill dsc s&s, Intricate and
w long standing complaints, publishes pamphlet
which should be rsad By eyury young man In America
easd too shnps Psnsntsev~y~hfs". sisse POW ssss
M MN MANHOt3D-Nohine - tapssasnt~
nllJtyU. aeud Two stamps for sealed u pages on
the whole sntject Or WBIfTIRs, confidential physi-
cian CIT X Oslss st. st. Lesia. Mo. stenda pIe-enf-
nepfly above eli others In bis specially No matter Who
failed your Patterns treated BY ma In every
RfaNs
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Special Notices.


or p sr years was An utter neglect sanitary precau
tom. No efficient meass sdopted for the proven
lion Of ii. knees Sewerage va unknown in cities
tralnsg va, rarely attempted in the country. Heaps
r oa we're len 70 In the public strss, and domes-
tic cleanliness ~ srsat anudosr Z, lsbrs dssassss
vas sadly negIet.d fits not % now. Wise laws, PHI
lsntbropic tnsttutions ygi'ant sanitary police
hya TO treat exten. rene .ied the evil Nor Is thi,
all Pslyxsrsyx nEpscAfios hAs helped materi ally to
,s ,sn the 70 e OF NOR atty II 10 nst teo uch T. say
III Il ysss o. escape sichsess p unheatay
seasons in csnse aassce eShayins Hs1sonAS sanB -
rms n ApvANoS BY coarse Of HOef01EkRS kTuA-
ACH BIrrERa. This pure AeA ncvskfui vegetable
tonic and Alternative comprises ths sxas and essences
ot v.rissy Of roots And herbs, renowned for thar
soothing, vtali1 ng and purifying prop
ertiss Thsss nsdieai agents Incorporated with
spirit ab olutey from the Acrid poison which dsles
more or less, the liquors Of commerce snd their 81
fect is dussd through the whole ss BY ths active,
vet harmless stinsaat. Tie result y such con dton
Of tho system = readers Il al b .rsios 70 the sH-
ior cA.sss Of dseass such damp. sudden alt
ratops OF tsn pefsture, Ac teDgtb, and the perfect
arity Of all functions Of the body are the best
ssf ~ Do aaipst stut spheric poison and the sect
| of uuwholesome water. and HOeTkTTER8 BITIkRH
are the best strens helng and regulating medicine a.
known For dispepsA and bilousness they ara
! !. SPECIFIC ABsolu44. lnovs dAv
1
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GENERAL AGENTS

fHs COMPANY
JAY COOKE 4 co. Nav York for NV York State
a9i Northern New Jsrsey.
JAY COOKE co, Washington, D c, for Delaware
Virginia. District Of Columbia, and West Virginia
" CLARK co. for Pennsylvania and Southern
New jersey. BIS RussuL, harrisburg, Manager fol
Ceptral and Western Pennsylvania
J ALDER ELLIS 4 co, Chicago. for Illinois, VISION.
rim and Iowa aE
Hos srRPHRN MIL n, 81 raal, lbr Nlanesota ant
n " Wisconsin.
JOHN FILLS h CO. Cincinnati, for Ohio and Cent
raj and Southern Indiana
D Eod Al, =. Louia, fer Missouri and Kapsas.
q KHAN . CO, Detroit, for Michigan and Northern
| A VI sforHFsHEAD, Omaha, for Mel rasfA.
JOHNSTON BRorHsRs 800. Baltimore, for Maryland
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
uNDIR faa DIRECTION OF
: - . 1s-..,,' as,. Bar. e,D,,.s.,,..
| j. P. TUCKER, MANAGER,
SMerchant's Exchangs, State St, Boston.
/ ortlA. Ao-d~lm
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COLaURWs PATEAT.
PStentsa yulyS. $50. sRs.is}leA Avg ~ ises4

OOLaURk,s PAT1AT.
Pssentsa Julyp. $50. sRs,isdaeA 4sg tA iSss
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of the Sorhh1
qualities 81 ebeA1eS7s sF6& skFsszreffFN
Norrs-rrom repcr1 .he leftefs resolved; Z
I. Ysur Axe y hound to BE- THs AXE.
II. u Will CD Is nev ces1- bsttA-
III. nv brsthsr lost arm IN tho war, but With
your Axs he c.n cut - 4Yll = apy ore else can
w. III could mol get anothef, twenty-five 90 dol.
lars you'd not buy ifs
vii out hosp poles Asatst thaD any ether Axe.
VI / would not be without IL for anything
VII. The osly objection i go too fsr into the
wood .
VIII. Men who chop Pr living universally approve
Of ii, &c. &c, I'D tt.aRftufn.
For sale by MI dealers 10 the United States
LIPxINOUTr 4 BAKEwELL,
PiTfsBuaGH. Pa.
M.nuf.ctursrs a The EDJACKES AXE, SAWS.
SHOW lis and SooUSS, knd all spprcved ehspss and
et,l.s Of AXES so,e owners Of co.burna Patent
m00nn YEAR AND ExRENsrs TO AGENTS
HLUUU TO introduce the Wilson 6etc,ng Machine.
such aike % he(h rides AaMpes a Ce'ks irtok h
.ainpc2A ssRssseos .esns3 n f.. ~ G.
Land. q, bbstD8 a1sss., q % Leeia. DO II
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GRO. r. ROWELL 4 cos ADvERTas-
ING A0ENCY.
"They redar "a ~. tf1ng perfee. sys
tenn than has been known h.retoor e'-Huzie.0H Pa
sSsntiAel Oct, 81 lS6s. II
Whatever is prompt, mettoical snd straightforward
they pFsctcs In thsif hsaiinxs, and only 1hat6oeon
Commonwealth, Gou. y, lA61.
fhey now probably do the hetvest adves tsn bnsi-
in the country.- Nanchester IN H) Duiy U,sion
Jan. IS, 1862 s1 .E
"Thefr estsb.heat II perhaps the most EXTENSIVE in
the United statea"--Cape Ann A1rertisr, Gtouce1er
Man. @ S# sa ~
This firm is now the most snhstar tial business
hose for advertising IN the county. american Mn
ing hader,tN H April 1885, 5sgu
with their reputation they ard DO get the lowest
and most sdvantag eous terms" HStdioaka (Itd En-
tspris<. Ssw*v
We are prepared to receive advertise
ments Tor All American Newspapers, At
prices as low as can be obtained at the
offices of pm bile alton.
GEO. r. R0WELL ArCO.,
AdveFtisin4 Agents,
40 Park Row, n. v.
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Observation-Disclosures sCELEBhArnDCIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to pfsssrvs pickles
rat Premium awarded the q. e. Fair, inos etnte
Fair and Chicago City rArl LArgest works ofths kind
In the United etstas.
CHAe CT. pRUssIvG,
ap28 feod6m 0S9ASa1 LAkc-st, Chicago.
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MIR. REWARDS FoaEcAsTINo.

MIR EDWARDS FORECAsTIN0.
II is not pleasant to be constantly finding
fault with Mr.. Seward. Since tits the fash
ION r Il have . crack at that same blne.bot-
tie, said the toad in the fable. II is fash.
ionahls TO abuso Mr. Seward latterly, and
that is one cardinal reason Why we dislike to
do i. 1t 10 easy for one to do what all do.
Yet W are confident that most Republicans
censure Mr.. Seward with profound regret
We honor him for his past championship OIL
those principles of Justice, Liberty and Pro
gress, which are the soul of the Republican
party. BUTT ia none Of that party s faul,
thas Mr.. Stewards hand grew weak and bis
head unsteady. and his heart wrong when
the contest came OF the principles he had
espoused and the party he had summoned
into life. II was none of that party fault
that instead Of the great souled, firm leader
that W had expected, Mr.. Seward proved
merely poor cross between Halifax, "the
Trimmer" and Machaivel, the Satanic
Every man 10 the maker of his place. The
who has blandered, resenting AS to all til,
rest Of the world the consequences of biz
own folly or wrong. 6ore-headism is idioe,
without it's justification and the sore heat
elects himself at once to the Society of I'm
beetles. Vim. 81. Seward is the most worth
less man IN America to-day. Andrew John,
son is his only rival
Sore-heads being the Society Of Imheciles
are also College of IncurabIes. Death il
the only relief. 1t has been reported foI
months that Mr.. Seward would come out il
speAch for Grant That would have beer
evidence that he WAS coming to his senses
and he would have been m exception to til,
rule that Sore-heads are incurable. He di,
come GU. for Grant. He did it IN just sucl
way - to prove that he WAS no exception
He fixed himself in his place a. one Of ,h
hopelessly incurable..
= DE made speech 1t Auburn couple Q
evenings preceding the election. just j
time to do Grant no good and Seymour n
harm. he made the speech for purely pei
sonal reasons: Made it to avenge himself 0
the Republican party for VIM. Fl. Seward
blunders. He declared his preference fo
Grant, and charged the Republican part
with having been guilty of crimes against civ
ilization in the name Of Liberty. He extol
ed the patriotism and virtne"-those we,
his words-of Andrew johnson, aud mad
an Oily Cannon prediction that the fine!
Of the Democracy to take charge of the Al
ministration Of this country is only postpor
ed for four years. Then this proven prime
Of false prophets, goes into proper silence
and the companionship of the Society {
Incurables.
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