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, 1869-02-09

nent landma,k, being vislblo from a1mott any
part OF The city. being, u it was, 10 block
by itseli. ii erection was cotnmencod il
Ito spfiDE of 1886, and Nas completed ln tho
ialI or 1885, II wis built by AlPhous g. Full.
1ee and brother, and was i0r sorno years
known ~ thc "Ful,or House." THO walls
TeIo PIT 9p " yhc H. o. pests['S a n. snd G. A.
kott nY lhc Long brothess until 1867. Mr.
esiDucf Mayall bought II about TINT time,
anV Changed tho untilo to tint hy whlci, It
t,as jntciy brcn known. Mr.. Mayaf! ,enssd l.
H. Colonel 13ctotc, formerly Of tn afcrclhnts'
fjutc), DY whom Il has Biuco boon kupt.
, 1869-02-09
Moecsty was Kelley. Inference was struck


dupIl,
ANOTHER nrxsssYLyAn1AN.
r.oonn'j. rcrrrrd In n!,,ys by Kelley, 10
another Instancc of tho anrt Of rrcat mea
pcnn.ylyania nrodncas noH-a-fiays. The
hi ber tfnv In ra1fcd beforo his committee,
fPubl,o Expsnditurrs> Nr, Scott Bmith,
thc tcIcora1,l,nr ia tho Chicago Esfo-
fna rosl snd other papors throughout
ono Of Hnjib's d d,spaichrs. which said that
l,foomali ADD tbis comnlttoo moaut 10
tract. TAIs despatcb. from illo exceeding and
untinciy ttuib Of it. worried Dtoomall
g1ayoly:. ,>
"YtkP
youf''
smith. "Tlat'4 no. pcstinout to tho ln.
qulFy. 10 on With your auest!ons ~
l'rooInall. ~ .hlnk that all you ncwsrn::
Iuuko NJ exception vhhtcyer."
MF. 0ctz, member of tug coinmittce' ~
am Newspaper editor, s!r !"
Hsoo.nail: ~ make no exception of anY
kind.' Tho offensive phrase was three
t rpsassd neso.m1Panea wa o 1'e
gutter somewhere ucur.l
"Therc was one uewspapcr telegrapher
that l believed lu," sald broomal1,
Iron my own district Of Pennsylvania, from
Wcstchester, Int hnd he vas % bad a5 any
ol you. ,,1 you're ail patce! OF W--s tiisY
cents Wlli turn any OF fou to either side"
emfth: Mr. BFoomall, 1t you Wero iutt'
mate With Painter don't wonder vi your
estima1e o. neespapsf men,;
! Jos[ mere Au'oaEa, c1 Ne" 3ofh, man
o! enaraetef, e4me 10.
aalpnra; iou le!esfapheIs haa getter
come 10 the committee lor tacts, aud not
ret them from outsiders"
I Sm;tn. io9 Woh.t teM toe tacts =.
AMonrd. YES! ! VIII always tell you
anything kn0W." .
smlln. wen, po", tel me senator
s noecoe e, tonRlng % nas no. sen. 70 yon 10 ne'
you nos 20 expose fai1tsF' tne blaekna1'es,
III fsensaajon }ens mtnnka neTcptotit1e, 5epottii
.3l nMould. 1!tI ies, ne olo ask M 10 oe as
Reptle "lta fatntet as possible ,,
IL I've you tnls scene 70, snow now pel1y I
lag aespotlsm o. secret Cohefesslona Ton.
tha.e tpl1.ee' ~" vile Is Inc aanSoase pelmatsei
5Icie. ma otner da} man "as snmmohee
lor cohlempt. ihe serseantca!.Afms, - "a via !tl
r.a11Ii Nv w W t.t" !eu " .suh aA1a, ~
IRON @ % NeT 3ork; s., Aiter expense and 4 ae!a, ~
suc lfeup!luY SictlA WIS uIa99eu !uto ~
Wass q eae uaGGn. Hnst was u.s eSpia pis.
nauon. Inc commlttee haa soMmoasa III
70 place nnd time Wbicn t1ey lnmem;ase!
tna ne - cslmlua4ly menuoqse u T.. ~ .u
ssp nensspapers q Inc c9natf{. W las c1m.mn ae. ::
o. tne commltlee, W.T., laurence, faJs u
aas no apoloey 70 maze 70 t9e msn; 1aa,, ~ na
soas 2. courtesy are sone Oh These congress
men pookea! ,,,.,.
JAMES PATTON AND BEN; ;,.I nCFLsn'
James Parton, . amalle5ca: 1lae man. vi
Q dlgn1ted manner, aa Inner Go1acso1
ness" atd irienush1p los ben; ivesi,s nniler,
mere. writing an a,tiele On 1ne "asalpgto
lobby. ,.,.
He says tha: ne never "; spoke, 70 ~ W. Hsnck :.
. o. Ine tlsi! oelslce oll!. hnu a1 nos ~ ="
the said bill: he thinks taas 1ne ocss WY
ensure stable and useful eiFA teTs1ee n
, 1869-02-09

A meeting Of joint eommistees, appointed "
the various temperance societies OF this eas!'
Was held In The hall, No. 1c8 South cla1k f1ee,:
On Ito erenin9 q tho Sd inst. for the paffose ~
united effort With regard to the ensoreaaeas ~
the Sunday law, relative TO tho tfae1c In ao'o1'-
eating drtnke On tho Sabbath DaJ'
Aef all tho psel'n1nar! os.'9ess .+sh ., tSn iaI.
IrR tho meeting was gone thsoa4Ea WALL NA4 IVA
HesoIrxd, Thst general Meeting o. aslses,eaa ~
ii ,ss q 10 81 q
!sllRaors 20 Taldsy. Inc i1th of Feb,uaE1 q
re ne esi ~ Mo 5 Sonh clark street. at
'ase !: H.: -
ntuoK Kaav,n.trnnera ~ Of this ettY to close then
.oe .. salS ~ hneinsss on tho Lord's Day.
, 1869-02-09

meteorological record iot February s.h, 1859. y
,..c,ted bI j. q. Langguth, Je., optieaan. III
Hsrdo,ph street, correspond ent to tho s1ith ~
touisn Institute. The smaller let1ess .,a aie sos
ntion., drY.n 3" moist atmosphere" rain,
|. and EpDM -.
, 1869-02-09
Gbe Gribuur.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1869.


EhAQNA0 4Au0 Ahlk&kA
FATAHLx u AuvANux,
l'.l'y 5+lltaon. pr year, By nAt1.,,,,..t tsu M,
!f'n ertiJ Rdiaon. fer year. by xAlL,.,u. q .fln
:.nHd.r Kd.slon, rer y~sr. ~ kAtl,.,,,,.,,, 1Ao
"restF t,o'uon. PR Tcas. hT xAtL....,,.,,, V.uo
i'art' ofa reAr II tAu1o rats.
To Fr"r~at delsT ana na:esakAt 1s s,,a s,a .,;
Euuhty.t' "t' sA1
!,"s'mas'efa are allowed Len cAs cent commt.uan.
"ust.aee4 MAY ~ nsds sithrr by l>tAs,, RstEna.
a*' waco ordef CT la foxstetrd iesefA II our iii.
7xHx* TO CITY prnsca,nrax.
1AN5, etsistsea, rrnday kx1Rsfxp 4 u6cta ne, u ntk
"@h eolsrered, Sunday lsc1rnRb, 14cta sas wcct.
"ao'ets. TRIBUNE COMPANY.
EhlGafp O, hi.
, 1869-02-09

/ toiler, Is in. d lam
'eter. 10 II long...-te et,M
! engine, : IA. diam-l
etef, II It stroke,
% class. M
| No. 8 Dcmp... II lN
3 10. ulatu, steam
pipe e.-..........f 4N
8 coils OF 13,4aU It l
in. ptpe, and ma -,
eonrJ Tor 8 COILS. 81
4 ttesn traps.......l Z
2 hot air registers ini
coriidors.......... d
Coils Get In 1 inch
Walla..............f ~
| it0mitted1.. Is
|(omitted}... .-....,( n
l{Om!tted) ed)...........) 8
| l{omltted) .......... ~
I om,ttedI ........-. ~
! tE9 -
, 1869-02-09

on knoll beside It the DEPARTMENT Of Agri
culture has been put up. Here is room far
. the homo department. Let the Grand Dukes
Clear out of The middle Of Pennsylvania av-
. | enue the miserable market sbambles which
{ close the gateway 10 the Smithsonlan! stop
;! the cxpensive rents which arc being paid 70
: : private people for government room-:he
: Treasury Department alone ezpendtDs
J | kE.9Qu q year, and hiring FIVE buildings.
= Thus will snithson's will have cheerful de-
~ | yeltpmeut, and Taxpayers VIII Gall hin
: blessed 10 rout the models from the patent
- - office will be to destroy the best monument
~ cxtant to American genius. 1t cost 81. .ooo
~ 10 1t up the front gallery Of the patent ouce;
"a "a pow Commissioner Foot says 1t Will cost
e. $4,000 70 alter II back mto ollees Take this
plain brick, building. somewhere.
ii. But save the models. There inventors xa}k
y every day cleaning hints for new .ueehanica
m | combinations. The Patent 0Mce Is nov vel
y dnccd the stationery bills from $500
~ KELIEr footing.
The old Franklin Almanac, price ten cents
Rssy assn aes ba ess eoness ia:p
5- day ~ second ins.a1ment Of his attac
upon David A. Wells The self conceit
this man is always amusing. hu = nc dni
ST. nc dreatles. and the naEfoTe1 ~. co,csi na
witness the following:
In 1865 Kelley Rare q newspaper corr
kpoudent statement OF tho abilities q -
various members. Al last the coTcsponde1
. Of said. "Judge, how shall estimate Joa
stlf!''
"shy little Of me, II you please, b,
pazsed the period OF mere notorletY. 4
may, however, dismiss nc. by sasias y. th
there Is a movement to put INC on the tick
With Grant Tor the Vice Presidency"
This, uttered in kclley's deepest drau
was of iudnite humor, and 1t gets fuunlcr
-. err time think Of It.. 80,
anf, al The hssak Of the Impeachment Ut
when Conercssmcn were discha1Ehs, .
after tho other. thcir long harauGues aP
Ic. ,iohnson'a guilt. Kelley entered
Iavorlte newspaper oa'eethat Of q;
Painter Just brought to for trying to le
black mail-snd somebody In the crowd 81
Judge, who made the best speech IN
House ~ ~
Said Kelley, from the pit OF bis stouda
Brooma1l, oi Pennsy lvaniA, made tho n
legal argument, but the most terrible
eloquent speech was made, according 70
ote' hest 7erdiet b.. oue whom naodessY fort
.nnA, me- to uleltlou."
, 1869-02-09

taken for such psIk. Inder the ptosls - arrh ~
acun as .ns ~ Ell bo ne:s.s or paipo;s
shah b Issued b! ne Mayor, ,Io GoppIi2n, y fime
Is @ iho zane shalt Be ieaut5ed % sae Bead s;sls
q Pa1k yo9misssoasss fot fhs pa1pGse y, nnl sa'd
;ad ard d1..nd sn he Ind saia sond,
1sssble twenty 5esrs rom The date .aeseo!' nv s1a
interest 4 ,ha xrs1v IF q 81 se III ~
soods nd tss 1Da ot asssai sae
laaas si5ep a. .os s.id bonds shall from time 70 te
sns The Gopsssso5 Spaos e. e co. p!oSiasa @ ios hst
na n3.e fine IL nd correct saement and aseoan
81 taet and escEy hond bY him exeeuseo. ~
the n1moer e "a The sims when dac and ssie
hooEs shail be open Tor public tnsptciiopE AZ AZ
re,en ss.a1 NJ ote lie Comptroller shs ssks e
eeipt tton ths pE.on ausho:'sed 0S fAo 00'4o
'esslse 1sae T. Ths bonds OF the c!sy Of Chicago
which .hsl s<ued Dy ttne o. 1his asi, mi nj
b: used 81 raid Board of aa rlt
yaas s,ys x btsss psSns q
o. puichssed OF condemned undes snn @ VI. ~ ms an
nay b sold st puss Or pi1dtsdIGc td comisioa
d. ert shall determine; aId ths sald Bos5E ds o. = Il
commistsoLess nay nsdgs N! 9, u aq rss
NJ Interest not exceeding Id psE cent per annao
E, II II they shau deem il necessary and c1peo1on1
j. 80 i eause NIL description Of the oonas :.
Il: s,xaS fTnrn tha cty 70 be entered IN lceoIu,
a. he nrO1Ide1 Tor that purpose. ThfeA SusH ~ ~
fhH ate number Anu 8ndonnt u1 eaCu ot1t ~ ~ -
ID ttne when received. tho time Wnen na a.
n. sold and tho amount r ct1Iea @ ~ earh vas
~ ,f,h rcn1 the1toI ve1iasd py the OATH ot y
ID eTtodian oi zach rceordso the
IA | ~esrr ~ Tbs property OF thu ely ot Cnacat
l. rn Ibr lands aathpftzed 10 be taKen ~ TINS =
LII Sora nuhjic phrE a.e hereby pedRrd Eos tno ps
ses ncnt of the prlclpal End interest," q sAa noss
vi. NC. II. The Board o. Pafk Eonmhs!oat
tts htrcipaster mentioned IL hctenI autoos y
itaha be tac.E du'y On ceio.o so1 ,a WY
mi, Hot rxccetlpr $1,000, that may be nccatthsT
he expended fo5 TIC improvement ano repair
! LID paIk snd drive during the ntzi eutceea!
s+f | vrar ard certify the t8mc 10 the C!cfE oI
~ tsnnntY Court Of Cook Comfy. and stta eli
@ .us ehsU aprp1tlon eaId amount upon ne t91a
on properly retusned By the AsscssoTs Of North 9
ego and OF Iakc View, and compute Inc eaue
the 1 patt of tho ta1ea due And payable oJ the @
ate, en- Of RAID psop.s'r ses dqWn g 6eseneeo y
line M tltne aha be iucluded in the warrant Isl
~ fos tho collection ct taxes, and collected a. Of
tn1eb. In cage uf falu1e to Pay the SAND. ia
neA ueEt may be rendered a7al1st the rcal estate
uu' kcsetd ard tho like proceedings had Is for o
hm. taxes. The taxes 30 COLLECTED shan ho uatd 70
WILL FA1k Commissioners, aud used By them ~
by proving md keeping In repair the patk aud d!
and SKo 10. The sppzstse1s appointed By Write 81
sud ~ nnTe ava ~ 1s htinns ~ Fla Sy
said county Of Cook. and 10 c1nae nsps - =
naae - Eaa3 ns neeesssIy and 4 ~ 70 aeh.n
aml: d1 for tas.s ttae asaallE enslo4ea IN s'esa
, 1869-02-09
|b1,aaN

| DlH.
lin val
| less.
, 1869-02-09

| AsyIl1 be seen from tho Tlceediug eatl.
mates. thc greater part Of the loss t. on the
International Hotel building ana 1's eon
| tents. .,.. ~ thf
hotel Il Is Impossible to make inll es'a,v e,an
but they amount in the nggregase Ia ~ ra1H3
of 'ae Saa,ne, ia9atare, Sc. ana a, stGck 3dxo
lie different parties occurring tne tSa 1Hwn Strn
door, and the amount OF ioEses py tns pmn sIa
tnr of other buildings, and losses ana dam ~,
ages ron 1emo'ai, 5osd 5na 1ae is est est,mated
1 1'anv u mnch more. ID fact. to rebuild an
% retuinish 81 What las been destroyed 1enl
TuT wTKaSkT1oHAI HoTaL
WIS m immense iiveatosy brick building. th
! largest hotel IN tAe elty, nd ,Nes pso@
, 1869-02-09

III Ibe bill as it was reported, accepting
1,.1 ift N Memphis 10 ssh Francisco as
50. Of 1Irst dividend, the other demsrdso Of
tie"Seulh to come in With tie general
distribution which will follow the pass
a,e OF this bill. as matter Of course.
TIE aniabillty Of these chaps Is delight
1N1. Trey ere, with few exceptions, the
Swiss corps OF the lobby. and their
Will. rr:Es to accept 3 single railroad 10
,ite Pacific fer the present, is llberality
trr Which mcrecnarles have rarely even
lsa citdit,
We trust that thsre are Senator's
,tough 10 dcteAt this measure by q per
onp.oIy rejection when it is called up
Il it be true, however, that the com
blnation is numerically the stronger, th'
bill ought to be opposed at every staRe b.
all 'he neans which parliamentary lap
aE',d;. Debste is free there is no "pre
ricus question" " in the Senate; AM
Tie value O. free speech could not b
moro use:ully shown than by taikln
,bill to death. Never mind the cor
uEncts. The public will approve til
of any lawful means to prevent Ii
.,.s:sgc Of srch IN outrageous scheu
I'1.re can be no higher duty tha1 to pr
tcct the nationsl credit. What II olh
public measures ialls The failure &
be rsmedied in the session alter II
fourth OF March. What If the approp1
alton bills for next year are los
Others CAN be promptly passed mon.
lltorc they are needed. But the life
this bill, and Of all other kindred scheu
Of yda1der, depends upon It's becoming
law brfo1c Grant Is President Let II
postponed until theE, snd the coun
will be rid Of the whole pack OF land
subsidy iobbers for at tcsst four ycs
Le,ro man content himself with ell
r-tc against the bill, II, by speech,
cen dclsy OF defeat lis passage for
f.our. TIE "sands Of life " Of the co
bicatiop are test running out. Let th
run. In the name Of the American p
n!e who wizh to preserve the natio
credit, we appeal to the Senate TO de
this mammoth scheme to awe!l the
tional debt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-21
TQr111 3u YerfQufen

lO6 Summer St., Boston. Mass.
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7 AUSTIN & cos.
I@rpfeu Gin Opuar &erfauf.

agtr ~sestaufta in, Musenbltd cine erpbe Nuspabl pertbaol.
Mtren, &espiden, R5ben, flterplathrten 0ef&teren &c.
9btaie a1e Dina. pel&e naslt& unb ieber .gantlie ertulnidt
tne. lteta.Sttd fur Giaen Dollar. tvdtrene Der &caen'
PRES Ia teeeun Netatl Store kds Drppelte tetrdet.
sStr bteten Nsenten sr65ert gprtbtele, ais trssnt etn auSsres
I2aae IN Der eeueurcnl. Oreers tpereen fdr glats Sea 10
srSsere su Surtattnt5mGstoeu greIien ~abseetten. Ausfatr,
t~efenfret su~se(aubt.
Dtelsn.9en. melde ais Asenten tbdtis su fem wiinihen, mol.
len 4e1alltslt ttre Srse.s etni9iden; le tueroen bafar &lester>
%unet, mSatne 9efsn, eultene unb Tlberue lt.en, wpltne
AspP.oeee, Nae1tai9inen.S tlde Saumpoaenseus unb seri&te=
tdltni |: 1a Der @r5Be bes Clubs.
y: =: sots leaen nnfer sanses ssrfastarss 8arital ntat
~ Ra'1n.a1gea Ar3eisen an, ME 70 n,ands antere @duier 1T
sr5sere partien @aeS.h. '" wy"
@an %aere1rs:
Nnitiu s. g.. s.
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lSir yeri@ert alein Tebente @ebGust tin s5atr fir fIufia
Gsnt5 unb brei Sabre fir elmer. DrQar fir j.bes 9unSert Dsi
lars ssritdert unb bel s rnt { IN Iuartsn mir feds Wpnat.
af lnere 8e;otlune.
nir ysrliaern @isb sesea N~bfsrutn fir funf Cents
sJebr.
Ytrfrue, irsfha
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Befanntnta6ung.

@s If 9einrid @aut,t aus aassserI
Msdlsntnrs S9wsrin, Mta ,Budau.
Gr gins ysr uMssiltr ~ Satrfn mad @nerila un5 lva
it9 iebt In NinnelOta aufbalteu. ff>g' -
Sein Srastr Sobamm 8rann,t Ter firsti& Dol, Deatlaz
fnlseuSe Mber.Te
. TrieoriG SaB>
sSclt albany y. 3, %gDabai9ap County,, Mina,
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9@redlihe Spleen Der. Iruns
.fenbett.-Sn Jprref Gity betrantett
lid s,nldns1t rrei in Der um9egenp tppb<
nenpc Tarn,er in ldledtem Guiel bis CUR
8epuBtloii9feit, betie9en pan1 seinen.
S6litten unp fubren in bitter talterNadt
easpn. Sn fur;er Gntfernun9 BON JorS
ret @itp ielen 3wei sdniltd betdubt pput
Sdlitten, pbne ZAP Der Dritte IS merfte
urc ais man iie fanb, mar Der &Dlper
beg Ginen 70 entieBlid erfrpren. rae i'm
beice 8eine unp eth Arm ab9enomnaen
perpen ntu6ten.
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Giae Sarn, BON 80 !Iere, IS Icre un..r &uitur NIT Wpan,
gaus, Stall unb 8runnen beim Saufe, 20 Ner, Mteie ber
Stef. NIT euteNt 9ol, heltaneen. Dtelslte lieet 2 Mleilet benz
9rotc sfiser Deprt. sidtcres su erfrasen tein, Yeameiae. tu
Gaiel Upright Co. Minn. ~". - gH<4t
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1i9erun9e
rssr S>esiderunsen seeen II sladsJdtle wun{d.n, MIR
zen e. ;u ihrsra Vprtteil fnosa bel uas vprjuipr.Aen. ,
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SsIa'nt ~ ms fir ale Mrtsn VeridezNna. pter Vnh IN.
lere @eltataaites, ale atsr iesen 3weiie! erbsben ~s,.,z2.ssr.
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Maenten aaenteu !

9erIoust.-Damen nnt 9erreu in eso6en Ortiz, uni ie,
str etea Der 0~trtiatsten Gtaaten, wel4e ais Aaenten fungi
rem fvGtr fit 49,
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@raanb @i8ent1u,,,.

2ir ticten jun &erfauf an 15C 9duler unt 2pueu In g9in.
neasalie IT preiien BON $500 his $4,000. 0aeante lrnen IN
assge5eianctts Sarn1lanb in t.n Counties Wfeefer, Wriatt
ANesece, Carver un6 Kantisuti III etpa $500 per Nfer.
aSlr tttten 1Osernement Qanb, l~uriann d~usaewdbit IN
St'srtaiI uab Dpuelas Guuuties III "
tinen Dollar unb 3ebn Gents yer older.
s1ir serletben @elb auf @runtetsenttum Gid,rb.it, &, bal
Dem Gerletstr Is 9rpient metto Gins per Sab au.
pMemu.
na- Iae aarasen nsrben gertsfrei b.antpurt,t. tp.x
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a2-D Der 51aptratb son Stem SrleonS
bat Elm inn BON 8. Napulepn1 ea9enftes
Gremplar ietner 0eldihtet SuIiuS Gaez
iar6 allfafofbarite in 9afFan nnc Wolb
einbinoen fafen. DieM .. g.. :3ta.
n1eint1ber Gtnbaro fei oiel ntbr ,pertb,
rie ras Bud. Gs 1T III Nem Srleans
Mope cine Mrt itammpernanptli6er au-
neieuns SUI Tranfrsid gu afeetuiren, bie
lbrisens faum ldberltder IL, als ste
9dn eifrpecelei setri1er Gpterien III Neuz
GnBlaapt Dor Nlt<Gnglanp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-10-29
a Free Trade Convert.

A well known Radical IN Minnesota
and n Leading min his party, has an.
lnounccd himself as Il convert To the doc.
trine of free trade. The telegraph thus
reports his position: .i
Hon. l. Donnally delivered an address
to-day at the Dakota County Fair. al
Pennington. OH the low price Of wheat
and its cause. II was a vigorous hrgn-
iment against the present protective tar
if. He frankly owned that he had
changed his opinion on the subject, and
said that il was bctterto be right than
to be consistently wrong. The wise
man, he said changes his opinion many
times, the fool never, and he felt that Al,
acknowledgment was tire first rcpnra-
tion for error. The speech has created
quite n sensation in the Republican
camp.
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a Quaker's Advice.

An elderly gentleman accustomed to
(" indulge entered the room Of a ccr-
tain tavern. where sat grave Friend by
the fire. Lifting pair of green spec
taclcs from his forehead, rubbing his in
famed eyes, and calling for brandy and
water. he complained to the Friend that
his eyes were getting weaker, and that
even spcctaclcs didn't seem to do them
any good. Ill tell thee. friend" said
the Quaker. "what ! think. II thee
were 10 wear thy spcctaclcs over thy
mouth for few months, thy eyes would
get well again.
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Tattli,ligs..

Children. (and older people fo6D
don't talk al,our- cach'othcr; don't call
one ugly. another stingy, another cross.
behind their backs. II is the mcahcst
of sin. Even II they, aic ngly, 'stihgy,
or cross, II does YOU h6'g66d to REPEAT
IL. II makes yoil love to tcll of faults:
it makes you unchuritablc your soul
grows smaller your heart loses iis gen
cfous blood when you tattle about your
friends. 'Tcilall the good you c,ln about
them, that will he Ch,ist-likc. 1fIan-
other speaks i'll OF an absent ono call 10
mind some virtue fhaf absent QUO Dos
stsScs. and hold IL up 10 view. For Your
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VI Tho seymour Democrat" gets
of The following: And comes now
again. CARRIER. Of the Madison CorRIEH.
CARRIER is either ncar-sichtcd or else
sineIIlar'y unfortunate. Garbcris again
a victim. During the late jefferson
county Fair CARRIER was appointed OH
The committee TO award the premium
TO The best COW. In fact, il somehow ap-
pca"s that the managers. having full
faith in his intimate acquaintance with
the bovine species. had left the entire
matter in his hands alone. Our night OF
the quill appeared on the ground, and
after surveying carefully (Call the stock
within the enclosure. with Il conclusive.
knowing wag of his old head. walked
up and tied the red ribbon on the horn
of Il young Durham bull.
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NJ TIE railroad fever is raging in
Russia as, fltiiously as it ever did in the
United States even in those halcyon
days in the period which now seems So
remote, "bctorc the war; There are in
Russia, 3.335 miles Of railroad now I'M
der process Of actual construction, all OF
whirh will be bpem for traffic IN 1872
and besides these lines, there are Others.
to the extent Of IL, ,UUO'Milcs, which are
upon the eve OF construction. ~ -9 !.
Within less than forty years VIC
have. made in the United States about
40, 100 miles Of railroad. Upon tho first
of next January il is not likely that
there will be many miles short Of fifty
thousand on which the locomotive Will
DC moving. Since the Introduction Oi
railroads iii tllis country We have. there
fore, coilstrtictcd liiore than d thousand
miles per year. Our railroads have,
thus far. cost an average or $4,000 per
mile. This would make something like
$1,000, ,oOo,u0Q, OF capital invested in this
single enterprise. There are. in England
which cost $2,5Ol QO0.ODO. which would
be at the rate Of $l6OOO0pei.. HIiiic. un
the contrary. the whole OF the fiIi i five
thousand miles in this country cost loss
than $2,OO0,U0O,O0Q. Willie, therefore,
about fifteen thousand miles mil-road,
we have three times as many miles; Of
road as England has. we paid for. What
we lave S5OO,0O0,o0O less than England
paid for hers. American railroads also
earn fully twice as mucllas. dothc Eng
lish. Our earnings from this, source
last year were fully $40O, O,Op0.OU J, while
the earnings of the English roads. were
less than 500, 100000. sye, n. ,rec,r,o1
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6-AT Evansville. last Wednesday.
Peter Brack, sixty-sevcn years old, a
native Of Switzerland. who had lived in
that city about eighteen years, was
found in a dying condition, living upon
the grave of his wife. who died about
SIX q. years ago, in Oak Hill Cemetery
Tie sexton. who found him. sent TO the
|city for assistance and q carriage, but
whcnthcy came he was dead. 1t seems
that. in Il fit Of despondency, the old
man had gone 70 the cemetery "a dangli-
ter is also buried beside the .wife)
and, throwing himself down upon his
wifc's grayc,and weeping upon j, he had
remained there during Tuesday night.
The exposure caused his death.
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~ Two young princes. the sons Of
Archdnke' Charles of Austria. had !.
warm dispute in the presence Of no less
a person than the august Emperor him
self, Greatly excited one said to the
other: "yoh are the greatest ass in We
nice !, Highly, offended at quarrel in
his, presence, the Emperor interrupted
them saying with Indignation: Come,
come. yonng gentlemen, YOU forget that
fan present..
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II "DEAR me-" exclaimed Stiggins,
"that new surgeon gave Squauntum's
boy new lip from the child's own
check. What a painful opcmion. ii
must have bccn!" "I'vc had a pair OF
lips taken from my check more than
once" replied Mrs. Stiggins, "and il
WASH a pain ful operation at ALL, ..i