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why


Why should we vote with tue Radic.
ais, who have ruined the country ant
overturnsd our system Of republican
government.
Why should we vote with a pariy
that has put upon the shoulders of fht
poor men the land the enormous hur.
den of our national debt?
Why Should we vote with "A partv
that has piled tax upon tax on poor men
and released the rich from The necessity
of paying tribute?
Why should we vote with a party,
that has taken from the farmer-the
producer of the land-the right. To dis
pose Of his products in the markets with
out a license?
Why should we vote with "a party
that has proved itself only the rich
mans friend, while it has bitterly op-
posed and trampled upon the rights Of
The pOOr men of the country
3 why should we vote with an orgaui-
zatioh that IS to-day trying 10 reduce tHe
prices OF labor by Importing from the
millions of China hundreds Of thousands
OF the worst classes Of that people, to
take the places Of the hard working and
even now po0rly-paid lab0rers of our
OWL country?
Why, we ask, should We vote for a
party that has done all this? And NOT
only this, but more: for it has slain hum
drcds Of thousands of our best and
hravest-divided the Union-subitgat
n portion Of the States-tramplct upon
laws and ons-inaugurated a
reign Of terror everywhere i'm theSoutb.
and high-handedly, outrageousIv. I'M
Justly, has maltreated the people. Whv
then, we ask again, should the peonIe
vote for this party which, in all its acts,
has proved itself the most infamous.
dastardly and INSCRIPTIONS political or
ganizatiOn that ever had existence?
We can't believe that the senses of the
people have So e-entiFeiy ydeserted them as
to leave them open to'the persuasfons of
any.lOnger. Their own in
lerests of the country, of mankind, of
the generations that are to come after
rs, demand that this hydra of Radical /
ism be crushed forever, So may it be. /
-Watchman,
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Touching Incident.

y poor little newshoy, while attempt-
ing to jump from a city car, the other
AFTERNOON, fell beneath the wheels and
was learfully mangled. As soom as the
child could speak, he called piteousIv
for his mother, and messenger was
sent at once to bring her to him.
When the beTeaved woman arrived
she hung over the dying boy in an
agony Of grief
Mother whispered he, with a pail
lul effort 1 sold four Hewspapers-aUd
the money is in my pOcket.'
With the hand of death upon his brow,
the last thought Of the suffering child
was for the poor, hanlworking mother,
whose burden he was striving to tighten
when he lost his life.
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National Bank Profits.
Odcofhc Bsa"fics Of Radjcoi Ruic.

O5cotH BsaUiics Of Ro7ice,i Ruic.
The Bqnkcy's Hago-a,c gives som.
statistics Of the enormous profits of Ma
tiOnal Banks, from Which it apDqar.
they will average over fifty per cent.
These results strongly exhibit the beau
ties of the banking system which Radic-
alIsm iOrceSupOn the country.
Take for example three of the PbiIa
delphia Banks, the National, the First
National, and the Tradesman's NaliOu-
al. . When an aggregate capitol of 81
IOO,O0e, Hey Show and aggregate profit
of 322 per cent. Here then, we have
Numbers, Of -, ,OO0, reaping from the
people the prodigiOus profit Of over 81
W0O,OOO, from WHICH capitol the general
government receives not dollar in fine
way of taXeeS, while the deficiency i'm
revenue thus created has to be made up
IN the way Of heavier taxes upou the
people. THUS labor pays the fiddler
while capitol enjoys dancing.
The Republican party forces this Ma
iional banking system upon the people.
the t,emocratic party is pledged to re-
lieve the people from this nightmare
IOlCEO Dent
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~ OFFICG,

10 take anything else that he may say is Just as good
bccanse Le makes larrer profit on it. These rene
dies win be mt bg express TO any locality upon ap-
plication 10 the
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. G3I ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor:
Formerly c. n JACKSON & Coz
These remedies sale By Druggists, StorekeeP'
erG. and MCdiCiHc Dealcrl everyWhere.
81 DO not forget TO examine well She article yoa
IVY in order 10 got the genuine.
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\ French paper tells the following
story:
The bed chambers Of two wealthy rem
tiemen who belong TO different social
circles, are adjacent, and as usual now
a-dayS thin partitions divided them.
One spends his nights a his club house
never returning before half past five in
the morning. His ueighbor rises at 6
and sits down at once at his piano.
which he does not quit until dinner,
The former complained to the Commits
AIRY Of Police, who laughed in his face
and told him TO keep better hours.
AS he had d lease he could not change
his apartment. He thought of sending
a challenge to his Heighbor his neigh
bOr was laralyHcd in his lower limbs.
He had his wall lined with thick hair
mattresses still the 'sharp,' penetrated
into his room. He made his servants
play the French hOrn-his nrigbhuT had
illm fined by the police; the French
horn cannot ha played except during the
jOUTS Q,13S. lie made his servants take
a hammer and rap against the wall
his neighbUr waited until he was tired
then began to play. He then bought a
hand organ, which was sadly uut of tune
and ordered tUrHsVit which would
turn eight days without beng wound TN
and which hr had ltted To the organ.
The turuSpit was put ia motion, after il
and the organ had been placed next To
the chamber wall. The piano payer
bore the organ for nineteen hours; at
the end utwhiph time ho seat a letter of
truce hu was told the club huuter had
gone on. Of town and would not he back
for week. TIE pianist sold his lease
the organ is still going.
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WHOLE NUMBER II3.

streaming from the brightness Of her
glorious home, Il slender beam seemed
to come, trembling to his very feet
Then he knew that the light was placed
in the window Of heaven. e.. B..
Once more he knclt in the little room
where he had left her. Nothing was
moved but Oh how much was wanting
There on the window sill stood the lit
tie lamp that brought the tears afresh.
But he teOlI his mothers well-wOru BIZ
bic, and, kneeling by her bedside, as if
the could hear him, he conSccrated him
self to a life and work of righteousness.
From that cottage he went out into the
world carrying his grief, as sacred
memorial, but seeing always, wherever
his word led him, his walking mother
and the lamp in the window of heaven.
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over last year Of T25, gl6 bales. The TO-
tai Of bales taken for home cOnsmup-
ton during the year has been S57. .IS4.
showing decrease of 64, 30 bales when
compared with lS6T-S. and of IO4, ,662
when compared with 1878. When
compared with anti-war years, we find
thaC the present years crop is larger
Llalt that OF any year preceding 1855 6
with the single exception of 1888,
which slightly exceeds it. The average
crop Of tile five years between Sept, 1865
and August, 1860, amounted To- 3.S3O515
bales OF which the crop Of the present
year only falls 7O5-g53 irlics short.
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Hollands German BilterS
HoolIand,s German Ionic

is a combination Of all ihe Ingredients Of the BJlcrs
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum Orange. etc. IL is used
for the same disease Ts The BittCrs i'll cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus Is required. You will
bear in mind that these remedies entirely differ
Cmt lromany others advertised for the Of tho dis
cases named, these bcin" scientific preparations Of
medical extracts, while the others arc mere dccoC-
tiOns of rum in some form. The TONIC * decidedly
one of the most pheasant aud agreeable remedies ever
offered 10 tie public. It's TASTE is exquisite. II IL a
pleasure 10 take it, while lis ilc"ivin" cXhiaratin",
and medicinal qualities have caused it 10 DC known as
the ssrCalCst Of all tOUiCs,
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s,nn hralthy complexion, eradicate the yellow iu,c
from le eye. impart bloom 10 the checks. and
change tine patient from shurt-brcathCd cmaCiatCd,
weak and nervous invalid to Ulllaccd, stout, and
YigOsJus person
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Of any medicinal preparation:

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
writes:
PHILADEIrUIA, March 1G, 1867.
Ihnd "IIOOfand's German Bittcrs" is 4 good tonic,
useful in diseases Of the digestive organs and Of great
benefit in cases or debility and want Of nervous action
in the system. Yours truly.
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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CAUTION

HOolands German Remedies are CUuuiCTCiiCd.
Tho genuine have the signature Of q, W. aclKsOn
on Tic front Of the outside wrapper of each bottle,
and the name Of the article blown in each bottle. All
others arc counterfeit.
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DEBILITY.

There Is no medicine equal 10 llOUnand'. German
BittCrs or Tonic in cases OF Debility They impaTt
tone lld vi.-Or to the whole system strengthen The
appetite cause enjoyment or the food enable the
si6mach u digest it, purify Tire blood, give good,
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HON. JAMES TUOMPSON.

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHHADEITHIA. April %, 1866.
1 consider lIOOnaHd's German BitGE5' a valuable
medicine in cases OF attacks OF Indigestion or Dys-
pcpsia. can certify this from my experience off
Yours, with respect JAMES THOMSON.
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III

Dyspepsia l lad the Dyspepsia so badly il was in
possible 10 keep any food on my stomach, and be
came weak as not 10 be able 10 walk half mile,
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure.
JAMES NJ. WOOD.
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Price OF the Bitters, $I.OO per bottle 5
Or, a half dOEen for 5000.
Price of the Tonic, S1.5O per bottle {;
Or, ~ half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic is put Up iIt Quart Hotties.
RccoIcct that it is Dr. Hoo1and's German Rene
dics'at arc so universally used and highly recon-
mcndcd and do tallow the druggists TO induce you
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HON. GEORGE SIIARSMOoD.

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHIIADELgIIIA, juno /, 1865.
I have found by experience that " llOOland's Ger
man BiltCTs" Is very good tonic, relieving dyspcpC
symptoms almost directly.
-. = GEORGE SIIARSMOOD.
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MiuneuIa Tribe No a. meet every Tuesday CycniI...
i'm third Story Of Wcayer's building-Norheast cor.
OF Public Square.
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REy-AsK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY,
which can he obtained at the principal Ticket
Ofices in the West and Southwest.
7 n uTrKER WM. r. BARR,
L. ~ = fio1,I S,nIt Genl PaSS'r Ag't.
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HON. WAI. +. ROGERS,

HON. WAI. +. ROGERS,
Mayor OF the city of Buffalo. n. Y.
MAYORS OFFICE, BUFFALO, June -, 1863.
IhavC used " HOO1qnd's German Bitlcrs and Tonic
in my family during thc past gear, and can rCcOm-
mcnG them as an excellent tonic, imparting tone aud
yigOr 70 the system. Their use has been productive
or decidedly beneficial effects. WIN. l. ROGERS.
HON. JAMES NJ WOOD,
EXzMayOr of WilliamspOrt, Pennsylvania.
take great pleasure i'll recommending " llOOilaud's
German Tonic ~ any ono who may be afflicted with
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I .. .. +.
EaA[
L O. r NJ.

Urbana Lodge, No. 81, meets Friday evenings.
Champaign Encampnirni, No. =. meets Ind
and ifh Monday evenings.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always as low as by any other route.
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Weak and Delicate Children are Made Strong
BY using the Bitters or Tonic.
THESE REMEDIES ARE THE
Best Blood PurifIcrs

Known and will cure all diseases resulting from
/ bad blood Keep your blood pure; keep you liver in
order; keep your digestive organs in sound, healthy
condition, by the use Of these remedies and no dis
ease will ever assai you. The best men in the cOun
try recommend them. II years Of honest reputation
60 for anything you must try these preparations.
TESTINTON
Like the following was never before offered in behalf
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., NO.
Meet first Wednesday evening in each month at
their Hall over g. c. COulsUn's Grocery.
l.. G. IlONEN, ITCSt.
JOHN NJ PENCE, Scc'y.
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New and ImproVed Coaches are run IRON
CINCINNATI, DAYTON, Urbana, Marion,
Gallon, : Mansfield, Ashland, Akron,
Olevels1d, Warren, Meadville, DunhTk,
BUfGl0 and Rochester to
REV YORK WITHOUT CHANGE.
-. Only ONE change to BOSTON.
i .| .Tqr Monday. june 18th, 1870, Trains
will leave Urbana, at the following hours VIZ;
GoING WEST.
II.,5 A NJ DAY EXPRESS daily, Mondays cX-
,.fFded for Cincinnati and ihe W. M,s' ',Iu ,i
South. Connects at Clnclnhul w, MIL l,,,.t ~,
Ohio and Mississippi ana LoulSNi,li' ~, ,,,tt 2,,1I,
Line Railway, for ST. Louis and the 9"ulh
-, - N ifyPF3fcsSS MAIL. daily, Sundays eN-
cc,,iej for cincinnati and the West ana
g(IIfE i3onnpcts at Cincinnati with the
9 OhiOand Mississippi and Louisville SNORT
Line Railways.
natl and the West and SOUTH Ni..i N!illleciS "i
Cincinnati with the Ohio and MlSSisSlppl
and louisville Short Line Railways lor
-. lE,luis and the South and SOuth-WrSii
- ris,'stoIps al principal stations and connect
ing points along main line,
A ssi1ss,,lSgr Co1ch is attached 20 This train 1t
Now York running through To Cincinnati.
IO.5 A. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS, Sundays eNoeP-
a5o pm WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted
GOING EAST.
I.y5 A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, con
Isrfinr nj New York. for Boston and all New
England
intermediate stations and connecIns p3tfHgtS'
Sleeping Coach is attached to TINS tr5lh itI Nlh-
cinnati running through 10 New YORK
Ias2 A. NJ CTNCINNATI EXPRESS, sundays
a,-rel,ie,I. stopping at all important points
on main line, and connecting at New 1ork
fjr Boston and New England cities
Sleeping Coach accompanies 'ills u'l" ii''i'
Meadville 20 New York ,,
4.JH. p NJ DAY EXPRESS, saturday ; eACt ,l',eo'
connecting at OEPEO for Ithaca; ~ blhSnanl-
I'm foF Gooperst0yvn and Albany and for
scranton, and at Nrw York win MlunlSnI
Express train Of New Jersey Railroad lor
philadelphia. .i f,
t,Ieyeiand to HOrnellsville, connecting at
that noint with trains having new anu iii III
proved Drawing Room Coaches a'tacheu' i''i'-
ming thsOngh 70 New AOrk.
$50 "A A NJ ACCOMMODATION 7"n0''' 'A''i'
LOO P. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted
Boston and New England Passengte.Ts with
their Baggage, are transferred Free oi On'ls III
NTT 1e hest ventilated and most luxurious sleep
ing Coaches R5-IN THE WOfIID "a aeeoiH-
I1a7,,, mn night trains on this Railway.
lSsi-iIe I5Fitss tssFR1Jilyvay Company has opened
Ara,,, Ferry from their Jersey City Depot 70 llle
foot Of 2d ST. New YORK, Inus ny w, .itk viii
ont the expense and annoyance Ol ii suiee' N'i Vi
oTlnl7lS - ~ along the entire route of the
Fria F3gihVay IS OF the most picturesque anu
i1aautif1l character Admirers OF Nature I DettuT
ties in daylight journey over TINS , IN, " ~ ~
6nd in its ever changing lanoscsipts' su-ye0'' vi
continual admiration and interest.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always as low as by any other route.
nB-AsK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY,
which can he obtained at the principal Ticket
Ofiices in the West and Southwest
L. ~ Cso,fI Ss1,rlt CIen'l PaSS'r Ag't.
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li,ls when ina Lying Posture, Dimnc>s Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain i'll the
Head, Deficiency Of PerspiraliOn, YClOwmCss
0T the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest Limbs, etc, Sudden
FluahCS Of Heat, Burning in the FLESH
Constant Ima.iniugs OF Evil and Great DCpTCs-
siOu Of Spirits.
All Hese iHdicdi5 disease Of me LiCCT or Diy5SijrG
OIguS, combined tCitE Impure Blood.
Hollands German BitterS
Is entirely vegetable and contains no liquor. IL j.
aCOmpOund Of Fluid Extracts. The Roots, lICrbs,
and Barks from which these Extracts made
gathered from Germany. ALt thc Medical virtues
UxtTaclcd from them by sCicnii1c chemist These
sYt1Cis arc then forwarded 10 this country TO be used
expressly for the manufacture Of these BtGrs. There
is no alcoholic substance Of any kind used in COM
pounding the Bittcrs hence it is the only Bitters that
can I've used cases Wucfc alcoholic stimulants arc
not advisable, En- ~ ..E sE
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Official Directory.
TOWNSHIP

Tr,tstrrs Il n Chcclllan
ii"''''' TN Todd, & F Colwcn.
Treasurer r q Berry.
G.crE u " Todd.
Jp's y RhOads,
WA Humrs Ed McGcary ]. Adams.
/ Co,siabIrs JC Clones.
o'''s'JacI Jacob zombro VIM Wharton Il Roach.
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RRN
ERIE RAILWAY.
t,rn ,rfrl - 5,,,,lar aDMII.ES without
49,. 1r,,5I,,-,srnrut Change of Coaches.
vuefe GtUGE-DOUBbE TRACK ROUTE
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
EST and SOUTHWEST
- sanwAY ExrENDs FRoM
70 ~ NILES the SHORTER ROUTE

New and Improved Coaches are run from
Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbana, Marion,
Gallon : Mansfield, Ashland, Akron,
0levels1d, Warren, Meadville, DunhTk,
9,-eF1lr- o11- Rochester to
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IrW WINK WTTHGUT GHANHE.


- = UnIy DNL OILeFI7o %
u ON and sler Monday, june 18th, lS'O' Trains
will leave Urbana, az the following hours VIZ;
rsorSG EST.
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RAILROADS.
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis Ry.
PANHANDLE ROUTE

ON ami after June Iau,, 1870, trains will run a
OH8wS.
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geld premium in the transaction Of
currrncy business It can be
used now in MI exchanges in
California, in all dealings between import
eI,s and iol'lcrss at the seaports, aud aa
substitute for gold wherever gold is now
used. Should it pass into very general cir
culation it will immediately he stamped by
the people us "good money" in distinction
from the present Nuctunting or s'baa
money" aud the latter will be quoted AT its
proper discount. This, Instead of conpii-
eating business, will really simplify il by
enabling the people to do business on the
gold basis. We are not without hope that
this currency may, in time, become so gen.
orally preferable to the deprecated affair as
to lead TO its voluntary acceptance by the
commercial community, and so bring us TO
specie contracts and specie payments,
whether the government has the good sense
and good faith to redeem its own protested
pap II or not.
, 1870-07-21
The troubles in A1nbn mn-TWd
More Negroes Hanged.

Frpn th< Eom< tGa, Iuiy, {'tCo1's<'Fa's* -'atg II
The latest information that We hare been
able TO gather from the scene Of the late
troubles At Cross Plains, Ala, is 70 the effect
that everything is exceedingly q1iet ana ORDER
ly-the negroes are few aud far between. and
the c11izens have returned to their homes. We
understand that two otbeI negroes were cap
tured and disposed Of for the best interests ot
the community, making seTen negroes ana
one white n1zu ~ho hayo been hurried to their
long home through the fansticisn and faise
teachings Of that white man. When Luke WAs
taken from the Sheriff by the citizens. and Was
told that he Eust die. he ssked permission Tor
time to write letter to his wife, the request
wss granted. In this letter we are informed
tl,nt be acknowledged his guilt m melting the
negroes to tnake the right astacE on men,
nomen aud children returning :, from
church: this. be consigned his eonl to the God
who gave it and his wife and children to the
al wise protection Of Heaven. and making 4
Statement OF Lis earthly atfairs. announced his
readiness for the terrible ordeal Of death:
Iute w1s fanatic Of the deepest dye, and
tool particular delight in arraying the Me-
grocs .Ea;ns, the white people among. whom
be came 10 live. and had been warned BY his
friends md foes to desist from the inssne
folly He would reply ths. the people dare
net molest Q. hurt him as he WAS B:iti.h sub-
jtes and uIGcz tLe Protection OF tbs British
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etrHciious. The othet reason nas thai at
that time, on the question of belliSercat
rights, he assumed position different from
that Of tie President.
Mr., Sumner replied at once, char7ctesizins
the allegations petty abd trivial, and insist
ing that, nccor'ing to famous phrase Ut Mr..
Webster about the Mexican war, the war On
31r Motley was q war OF prete1ts, Mr. Sam
ner stated tia, go far from a1r. Motley rolu,l-
tee.ing to write his OWE instructions, lie hal
SIMPLY written paper on the etsiject at cha
reQnest Of tue Secretary OF State, and that
AIr. Notlevs views on bel1iSeTence and tho
Alas amh cinins, as recorded in the paper re-
ferred to, are in entire harmony with the able
md elaborate state paper Of Secretary FISH
Conk}ii.gs remark that tile lettetof recall boro
date Of July l, Ly appealing to the executives
clerk to read from the executive Journal the date
ut the rejection Of the treaty for the aune1a-
lion Of San Domingo The executive clerk
read from his journal of the 30th Of June
Mr. Sumner at once added the st. Domingo
treaty was rejected on one day and on tho
next Mr- Motley WAS recalled
Ms- Garrett Dayis. " o differs GO much from
Mr.. Sumner, paid the highest compliment to
hiG, declaring that he had rendered service To
his country By his honest opposition to tho
San Domingo treaty, which, as tho evidence
demonstrated, was the real difficulty. The
ely offence OF Mt. Motley Was fou:led in
--r. Summers opposition to tho treaty. 1Ir.
Thurman followed in the same vein, decla1inE
that whatever might be The allegations asaius.
Mr.. Motley. history would only record that ho
was removed to Eratify = vius7ictiva feeling
toward the senator from Massachusetts,.
The vote showed the general determination
OF Republican senators to sustai thr Presi-
Gent, although few them believe in thus
removing and virtually degrading 1Is. Motley
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PERSONAL.

Johh I. Hale Ia reported to be VcFs Ill ut bis /
home IN New HAMPSHIRE.
Mrs. Jehn TrDncs, CT L1tseton, Mast. Gel |
c'fa1eu 1er one haaAled1h olftndas, on The 9th |
Inst
-1"hn Stunton, the "CorTy OLanus" OF the |
Dt"oA'sn EaTfr, IL fct3 dangerously Ill.
ID. t. Juuh, oi AafsIof's. Coas-. mas contrl'
hutes' $s.wp to the tntownieht fund OF the Veg
icEan t1l'trs.ts. 81 A''i'''ss"~n. Conn
-Ireit iiarte HIS drxuas1srd his "lurk Of
Roaring CanI, aud II VIII be bspaShs out nsS'
mouth at SieioA
-~elass 'las ii Afhhefs1 was rpn"cfeA MempEa"
hle By aA addresss or otatlon- IN the JAPANESE
1uuGue- delivered ny slE. Joseph Zee sanla
Miss Mary i'a'1s' or hnoSsllr. Ienncssee'
has received prize medal ior inducing oae hun
t.rt'i children to attend Sunday school,
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