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THE human family Is SO numerous
that birth and death occur every
moment. Every second child is born;
every second some one dies. The prev
alenee of sickness may be realized in
DIR. J. c. Ayers Laboratory, where
medicines are made for all mankind.
It wonld scarcely seem that there are
threats enough to swallow the doses he
issues daily-Ayer's sarsaparilla, Ague
Cure and Cherry Pectoral, by the thou
sand gallons, and Ayers Pills, literally
by the ton. But they must all be
wanted, or he could not make such
Quantities for SO many years.-North-
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GheGnteIlfqet
whittier TO CoIrax.

Collax!-wen chosen to preside
Ger Freedoms Congress, and to guide,
As one who holds the reins OF fate,
The current OF It's great debate;
Prompted by one 70 wise, and good,
And fair, withal, TO be withstoOd,
Here, from our northern river banks,
send 10 thee my hearty thanks
For all the patience which has borne
The weary loot OF Bunkum's horn,
The kissing OF The Copperhead,
And r0lly dropping words Of lead
StIlI wisely ready when the scale
Hangs posed to make the riRht PREVAIL
sim foremost, though secession head
Be crushed, with scornful heel to tread
The life out from It's writhing tnil!
AS wise, drm, faithful TO the end
God keep thee, prays thy sincere friend
JOHN q. WHITTIER.
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The Army Worm, SO fatal to the
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.IouiaIana.
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OF the colored portion. Thus in 1916 the
whites stood at 425 767 aud the coored at
472 9S5, while in 1862 the former had swelle1
to 764, $50 and the latter reached only j94 4SS.
In fact, the white population has almost dou-
bled itself in the short space of sixteen years.
The increase of the slave population since
1917 has been greatly aided by the African
slave trade, which, in spite of solemn treaties
for its suppression, TO which she is party,
Spain has encouraged aud protected during the
whole of this time. Within this same period
the material prosperity of Cuba has advanced
rapidly. The island has now 27 different lines
Of railway of a total length of over 800 miles,
and the construction of these roads has been
attended with an extraordinary extension Of
cultivation. Some idea of the growth of
Cuban prosperity may be found in the fact
that between 1927 and 1850 the exports had
more than doubled in amount, having sweled
from $l3, III, ,4l6 in the former year to
$50, 694. COZ in the latter. In 1855 they
reached $50, 97S,000, and they have been
steadily increasing year by year ever since.
The increase in the production OF the single
article of sugar is something truly astonish-
ing. In the year 1900 the export of sugar
from the island amounted to 40 000, 600
pounds; in 1920 it had risen to above 100,-
600, 600 pounds; in 1s49 it had increa ed to
240, 100000 pound; in 1861 it was 1,127,.
35l, $50 pounds; and it has continued on
the ascending scale up to the
present time. Certainly no country in the
Western World, except the United States, has
made such progress in the development of it's
resources within SO short period as the
island of Cuba. Among the causes to which
this extraordinary progress in material wealth
may be attributed, is the abolition of slavery in
the British West Indies, followed by the adop-
tion of free trade as the imperial policy of
Britain, thus opening the British markets to
the Cuban planter on equal terms, as regards
the duties on his sugars, with the planters of
the lee colonies of England. Strange as it
NAV sound ~ IS nevertheless true. that slavery
cursed Cuba owes a great deal Of the prospe-
rity she enjoys to radical Birmingham, and
that the slave dealer has had valuable ally
in the free-trader IN. Y. Tribune.
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interruption to their daily business; while 70
others it Is no pleasing reflection TO contem-
plate a cross-examination by thieves lawyer
as to the least creditable part OF their past
lives. We fear, too, that we must add another
motive, or rather the explanation Of a motive
already alleged. There is, beyond doubt, an
apparent, if not a real, degeneracy from the
standard of pluck exhibited by young men of
respectable position twenty or thirty years
ago. It would then have been impossible for
a sixth-form boy from Eton or Harrow, or an
undergraduate Of either University, to abstain
bully in defence of weak and disabled man
or woman. Nowadays the schoolboy or the
undergraduate would too often fellow the
example Of the SNUG and timid cockney.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
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$4,000 in Money, valuable Books and
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fire of July 20, 1868, at Doves Depot,
South Carolina, In one Of MARVIN'S
SAFES, owned by
DE LORME 4 DOVE.
$4,000 feet OF Lumber destroyed In our
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ALI our Money, Papers, and Books, saved
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SHEARMAN BROS.
Both Of the above were VERY SEVERE
IESIS.
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NAARQUETTEI
MARQUETTE!

Another letter from the great fire at Marquette,
HERRING'S SAFES preserve their contents where
Sales OF other makers fall
MARoUETTE, Michigan, July 20 1868.
MesSrs Herring 6 %. - .
GENTLEMhN:-On the 1lth ult., the entire business
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PATRIOTIC GEMS
FROM THE
N E x T PRESID ENT

~ CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO.
TON, SO LONG Az OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCESSFUL
Grant to Sherman February, 1852.
"IF NY COURSE Is NOT SATIsFAc.
TORY, REMOVE NE AT ONCE. DO
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
TIE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS"
Grant to Haileck, Fsb. ., 1862.
mo THEORY OF MY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAY or NY
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER IAAY RECEIvETROk THOSE
IN AUTHORITY OVER Me-"
Grant 70 Secretary Chase, Nay %, 1858.
This IS A REFUBL lC, wHERrrHE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE rs THE Law
OF THE LAND
-G,nfs Letter to hsnden. ,oh,,or A.o,..t
1863.
"ISHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF nv
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE"
Orest's Letter, My ~, 1853.
"HUKAN LIBERTY TIE ONLY
TRUE FOUNDATION OF HUMAN GOV
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-6kssfs kStlr = Oibfssss of ksmpAis.
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.reA aen ssrs OsasssA frsm the
Hesss ~ Representative.
Mr. Spe 'er: have not much 10 say 10
you Oh this subject. have been slave
ffty-fve years, had no chance to get learning,
so coul. not say much any way but can
SAY, that have tried to behave myself and
act like man since have been here. #
have failed to do so, il is because | am igno
rant-and | have been made SO BY the very
men who are nov seeking to put us out OF
our seats and hope il members on the
other eide Of the House turn me out, they
will give me credit for that much sense any
way.
But, Mr.. Speaker the gentleman from
| Floyd said that the negro man was inferior TO
the white man. / would like to know how he
knows that would like to know ifhis fore
fathers had been kept in slavery two hundred
years, and be had been kept il slavery for
| Fifty FIVE years, With the lash over his back
all the time, and whipped if be attempted to
learn his a B G, how much better he would
be, an. how much superior he would be to
me to day. When he gets onto the floor
again, would like to have him give his views
on this point. MIR. Speaker, the gentleman
from Floyd made some very nice rails, but
they we're very old. and he laid upon bis
l
about tnat Mr.. Speaker.
The gentleman had a good deal to say
about social equality up ofthe races
l-amalgamati believe be called il. Now
sir. we colared men don't want to mix up
with tho VIII e men wea ali like our own col
or best, and il these men that talk so much
about the inferlor.ty Of the race. and of mix
ing up with the Trigger, will lei our color
| ed women alone. we won't have SO many
ringstreaked and specified people among us.
We want the white uens to mind their own
business, and not come sneaking around cur
women at night. or any other time, for IN.
lawful purposes.
Now, Mr.. Speaker we arc a Law abiding
people, and if | amt here according to law,
| want 70 know it right away, so as to go
home and go to work.
thank the house for hearing me- haga't
any more to say.
There is private residence in Chicago
y
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BnlcE PossnoY, who bounded Booth on
% assassinass President Lincoln, and Who
has sloassd over his death 10 the spirit and
temper of hyena, makes pathetic appeal
to the Republicans Of Iowa to vote ssainst
negro suffrage.
Evssy Republican Who daaire. "a ni....
Brick Pomsroy and sustain the viavs Of The
Rebel oligarchy should vote ssainss nero
suffrage, By Ill means,
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Special TTotices.
Note these Facts.

The olJet Of this ARTICLES TO call the stfenton Of
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Oe0lAto0 Tor Grant.
Special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
DErsoIr, Sept. %.
Tho Tribune will tomorrow publish Z
privsts letter from Major General A. S. VIII
Hams, declaring for Grant and the Republi-
can party. General Williams was comman.
dant Of the Twentieth Corps Of Sherman's
army. Democratic candidate for Governor
Of this State in 1866, and now Tinted States
Minister st San Salvador. Judge Gridley,
Of Jackson, leadias Democratic lawyer Of
Central Michigan, has also repudiated sey-
mour.
4 grand mass mssting is to be held to-
morrow afternoon st Adrian, which will be
addfessed ~ Senator Chandler, Congress.
1Aa Dsonan, and Oapt. j. O. DuYrows.