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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

Errors of YOuth.-A Gentleman who has suffer-
ed for wears from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and ali the effect OF youthful ndescreon will for the
sake of suffering humanity send free to all who need 1t
the receipt and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience do so by 0dlIessing in
perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
b2s7 ~ Cedar Street n, 7.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

The Microscope shows the color of the hair due to
deposition of pigment in In its substance. When tho
hair glands become enfeeblld, this pigment fails One
after another the hairs become white or fall out produc
ing badness Badness easy prevent but hard to
cue. Ayers Hair Nigor stops il even restores the
hair sometimes always restores its color Immediate
renovation is at once visible softness frethness ald
gloss youth This great ornament should be presser
we'd since il by be by Ayers Hair Vigor which is
beautifully clean and free nom anything injurious the
hair. tribune, Springfield, N, Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25
CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE NO STING BEHINB.~

Tic Mandrake Pills are composed ot o-o Of Mature
ro5est gifts-the PJdO phiI!um Pcltatum. They p,.s
sess all tue tiood-searchinE Alternative properties
C-lJmcl bu:, unlike clOuel, they
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25
CONSUMPTION.
Els Cure and TGs Prcvcrt.-vc.
BYJ.H. 5cIENCK, ED.
DIR. JOSEPH II, SC-IENCI'S sIMpLl
rUTr"l-gST


TREATMENT,
and avnei tGeasnircs Of iis wonderfully fcaciSis
modcine-. they wpIit not have fallen.
DIR. SchclcE hts IL hiE proved that -hcr-
sufficient vitality reuains. that vitality by his
medicines and his directions for their use is quckeH
ed into healthfu vjgur.
In this at1mpIlt there is nothing prcsumptuGrg.
To the faits Cf the iuva!d s made representation
that is not thousand tiiaes substuntated by living
aud visible works. The theory OF the cure by DR..
Schcnck's medicines Il as simple rs j. Is untaiiir.
Its philosophy requires 10 GTsu;nunt l. is seifssuT-
ing. splf-cOnviaing.
The sna-weed Tonic and Mandrake Fii's the iTvt
two weapons with Wh:cl tn citadel Df tie ay IL
Hssaiicd. Two thirds of tine cases Of CONSUMPTION
originate in dyspepsia ami fHnctungl,y Gis.sserrl
liver. With this condition the bronchial tubes
pathize' with the stpmRch; Trey respond g. t Q
nurbiic action NJ the liver. Hero then comes the c-
minating result, anl the setting III, with AL its Gis-
tInasIlE NyM!pLJM- :. u
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

WHEN you have pains about the cheast, constant
hacking cough which s most troublesome getting mp
in the morning shorneEs Of breath ascending flight
of stairs gradual wasting of hesh and in addition 20
thes symptoms if on have had hemOrrhage from the
lungs be that Consumption has commenced its ia
tai work In this ncipicnt Stage do not fail 10 Dr.
VIM Halls Balsam for the Lungs. No remedy Of
fered to the public has many testimonials 10 its
great efficacy in Lung diseases.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

w E WISH to dispose Of large
amount OF goods in order to open upour shslyss os
Spring Stcck. Call and what can do. TOR JOE,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

Blanks orsn kinds for sale at this onico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-07
LOS CAT0LIC0S DE FRANCIA.

En- muchos departamentos de Fran
cia Sc esta fernando ell siguiente men
safe de simpatias y de agradecimien-
to al Padre Santo, para serle presen-
tado con motive del vigesimo quinto
aniversario de su ponti6cado:
"Beatlsimo Padre; Ell medic de los
dolores indecibles de su patria, los ca
t6licos que suscriben no olvidan vues-
tros propios infortunios. De todos los
soberanos de Europa, solo el Pontif-
ce-rey, despojado, prisionero en- el
Vaticano, ha mostrado una tierna sim
patla 4 la Francia caida Ell ell abismo
La gratitud, tanto como la piedad fl
lial, nos lleva a vuestras plantas, san
t(simo Padre, en- este dia Ell que e]
orbe cat6lico celebra ell vigGsimo quin-
to aniversario ola vuestra election pa
Ia la silla de San Pedro.
Vivireis todavia para yer ell lila de
la paz, que sera la coronation terre-
nal de vuestro gran reinadO. Dios, es-
cuchando vuestras oraciones, espera-
mos que abreviara las pruebas que
atravlesan juntos el Pontifcado y la
Francia. lOjald que la hija primog6ni-
ia Gle la lglesia, restaurada y regene-
rada, pueda prestar muy pronto una
vez mas el auxilio de SUI brazo venga-
dor su padre oprimido!
Somos, santfsimo Padre, vuestros
muy humildes y adictos hijos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-07

tendian, nos sOrprende que, conincalifca-
bic ligereza, afrme que La Epoca patro-
Gina la causa de Ia csc avitud. Esto no e.
verdad, y nj con oios de aumento, nj baio
el punto de vista del libre-ex men mas
franco, nj del abolicionismo mas radical
puede sostenerse semejante aserto.
81 hemos reproducido 10 especie del
Diario deA Marimaque La Constitution ci-.
ia, ha sido refriendonos la abolicion in
mediata y simultanea que aquel cole
ga patrocina, y que en- ell estado ac-
tual de las cosas, cuando la insurreccion
alienta todavia, serfa un golpe de muerte
para la prosperidad de Cuba y para su
porvenir No tenemos para que ocultar
hechos pdblicos y honrosos como son
nuestras relaciones con Ell partido espanol
de la gran Antilla, cuyas aspiraciones pro-
curamos estudiar y satisfacer en- 10 que
tienen de legftimo y depatri6tico: para es-
to no necesitamos emplear habil dades, nj
cambiar de nombre, nj de estilo, nj de
tactica nj buscar patronatos polfticos: es
una causa noble y espafola, y Sc puede
defender la luz del dia en- la Peninsula
en- Cuba, sin otro riesgo mas que el muy
sensible, en- verdad de que Ia Constitution
en- un momento de despecho acuda un
repertoire va abandonado como indtil por
sus propios autores en- busca de las pala-
bras ''negrero" y ''esclavista," que todo
el mundo sabe 10 que en- labios de deter
minadas. personas signi6can.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-07

sus destinos, sometiendo con confanzalos
actos del gobierno 4 la severa interven-
cion de los representatives elegidos.
Sc dice que la monarqula traditional es
incompatible con la igualdad ante la ley.
Repita o., .constantemente que no ig-
moro hasta tai punto las lecciones de la
historic y las condolences de la vida de los
pueblos. Como toleraria privilegios para
los demas, yo que solo pido el de consa-
grar todos los instantes de mi vida la
seguridad y bienestal' de Francia y de to-
mar parte en- sus trabajos antes de tomar-
la en- sus glorias!
Sc dice que yo quiero la independence
del pontificado y que estoy resuelto con-
seguir para e eficaces garant1as, y este es
cierto.
La ibertad de la Iglesia es la primera
condicion de la paz de los animos y del Or
den en- el mlndo. Nuestra patria tuvo
siempre a mucha honra proteger la San
ta Sede, y esta protection ha sido Ia eau
sa mas probada de SUI grandeza entire las
naciones. Solo en- los tiempos de sus ma
yores desgracias ha abandonado Francia
este glorioso protectorado.
Crealo u, yo sere llamado, no solo por
que tengo ell derecho, sino porque repre-
sento ell orden, la reforma, ell fundamento
del poder necesario para volver 4 SUI qui-
clio 10 que esta fuera de 81, y gobernar con
arreglo la justicia y a las leyes, con el
fin de reparar los males de 10 pasado y
preparar 10 porvenir.
Sc dira que tengo la vieja esprda de la
Francia en- la mano en- el pecho el CO.
razon del)rey y de padre, que no tiene
partido. Yo no soy TN partido, nj quiero
ir reinar para un partido. No tengo in
iurias que vengar, nj enemigos que extin-
guir; nj fortuna que reparar, excepto la de
Francia; puedo escoger Ell todas parties
los obreros que quieran con lealtad ayu-
darme en- esta grande obra.
No llevo sino la Religion, la concordia
y la paz; no quiero ejercer otra dictadura
que la de la clemencia, porque en- mis- ma
nos, solo en- mis- manos, la clemencia es
aun la justicia.
Yea L., mi querido amigo, por que no
desespero de mi pals, nj retrocedo ante la
inmensidad de la empresa.
La palabra pertenece a Francia, el mo-
| mento q Dios.
S de Mayo de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-07

Tres veces, dice un colega penlnsular, Sc
ha levantado la repdblica en- Francia, y
tres veces ha sucumbido bajo Ell peso de
inauditos errores de vergonzosas violen-
cias. Ha sucumbido ahora, como hace no.
tar un diario de provincial, ,.despues de ma
Ger entire el asesinato de generates y de
sacerdotes, viviendo con el saqueo de las
casas; la muerte de la prensa, y muriendo
al reducira ceniza los mas grandes recuer-
dos antiques modernos de la ciencia y
del arte.
No hay forma de gobierno mas compile
ia y mas inapelablemente juzgada. Mace
tenida en- sangre de las matanzas horribles
de setiembre, cree consolidarse con ell re-
gicidio; vive con Ia guillotina en- perma-
nencia; decae con una corruption tan
grande como habia sido su passion la pri
mera repdblica francesa, la de 1892
1859.
Mace contra Ia opinion casi unanime de
un pals monarquico; la diviniza 81 genio
de un poeta; Sc entrega la hasta ahora
mas grande de las batallas urbanas; da
luz q aquellos b srbaros one dan ell grito
c6lebre: "vencedores el saqueo: vencidos,
el in, endio;" cae en- las amenazas constan-
tes del socialismo, y desaparece impoten-
te la segunda repdblica francesa de 1e4s
q 1851.
Mace por un escamoteo indigno el dia
en- que, vencida la patria, reclamaba la
union de todos sus hijos, SO defende en-
medic de la ineptitud y de la dilapidacion,
Sc entrega a la guerra civil al pactar Ia
paz con ell extranjero, que aun huella su
suelo, desaparece, consumidos los teso-
ros del saber humane y de la humana
imagina ion que habian respetado los ST.
CLOS mas violentos, los cong 'istadores mas
implacables, las turbas mas desalmadas,
por un incendio que hara indeleble su me-
moria Ia epdblica roja, mientras la repG-.
blca conservadora va q verse levantar
contra ST ell grito de que toda repdblica
en- 1871 como en- 1892 y en- 1s4s no am
para su6cientemente la sociedad en- 10
que tiene de mas fntimo, de mas funda-
mental, de mas noble.
Y en- efecto, al yer que en- 1893 Ia re-
pdblica es la guillotina, en- 1s4s la repu-
blica es el socialismo, en- 1871 Ia repdbli-
ca es ell incendio, los pueblos gritaran &
una: por que no queremos nj ei incendio,
nj el socialismo, nj la guillotina, y siem-
pre- la repdblica es el crfmen, no mas re-
pdblica, y hasta en- ell nombre va user
tan odiosa Ia repdblica, que su nombre,
81 no para siempre, en- generaciones y ge.
neraciones no Sc pronunciara mas que
para bir todas las maldic;ones de la
conciencia ultrsjada. Tres fugaces apart
clones de la repdbhca en- Europa durante
un siglo han amontonado mas cadAveres y
mas ruinas que ounce siglos continuados
de monarqufa iqu6 mucho que desapa-
rezca de la mente humana como ell re-
cuerdo de un crfmen que no tiene igual!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-07
G Acct lila

rfofecfa de SEazzinf.- Este cAlcljre
sjitador q republissnQ vatieIpaRal9 siguiqp-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-07

Puerto Rico II de Julio de 1871 1.-El Gerente,
yos6 A. OanGls.-El Cajero, Jos6 Gonzales d
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-01-12
Work Ready to Commence.

Proposal. have been issued by Me,srs.
Phillips & Colby, contra ctors for the first sec
. IN of the Portage, Winnebago & Superior
a. R. between Do:y's Island and Stevens
Point, for the ties for said road, to be deliver
ed by the LIST Of July next, 1871, and piled up
regularly at convenient places for loading.
within twenty feet Of the center line of said
road The same to be inspected at the end of
ach month, and paid for oil or before the 18th
day of the month following.
Thus it will be manifest that the spell is
broken. and the work of construction along
the line of road west from Doty's Island actu-
ally under contract.
And when we arc convinced that such men
as E. b. Phillips and Chas Colby have un
dertaken the work of construction We may
rest assured that it will be pushed to final
completion, just as fast as possible.
The season has now so far advanced that
grading is impossible, without an immense
outlay but the work Of getting out ties can be
more successfully and chsaply done during
the winter than summer months, and beside
it will furnish employ ment to large number
of men along the line of road who would 9TH
rrwise be perhaps without work.
Proposals for grubbing, chopping out and
clearing on the line of road and for the piling
for the bridge across the Wolf river at ellis
Landing, have been issued
Now is an opportunity for parties desiring
employment during the winter months to put
in their bids for either OF all ofthe workto be
done Proposals will be received up to noon
Of the 10Th inst at the Office of Capt. Well
man, Chief Engineer of the road, in Menasha.
i Winnebago Press
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-01-12
An Old Land Mark Gone.

The old Catholic Church At Little Chute,
which has so long been LAID mark on the
river. and so familiar to travellers up and
down between here and Lake Winnehago.
has at last given away before the
rser and more pretcRtious structure
cf stone, which has taken its place
]; Was lit upwards of forty yesrs ago and
around its pulpit throngcd tender associa-
iions Of many good pastors, whose labors are
done, and who h>ye gone to their final re-
ward. Among these have been Its long
timed pastor Mr. Van den Brock, and father
Boniucl; and if the earlier history of its ro-
raantic and beautiful site could be written, II
would dou otless appear that there the Jesuit
FATHERS. on their wy Fl ON the Lake. ts the
hissis,i ,p, more than two hundred years
ago, preached % the lnuians OF Pe'ite
Ck4.;
But the new and h,nisome stone church is
a; last so far completed A. to do away with
The wooden one, and fe~ days ago, writes a
correspondent OF the Appleton Times, it wac
eoid q: uctian. IL two parcels, the old part,
embracing a structure of ~ feet wide and 50
feet lo:g, and towerl2 feet square At the
blse, supporting the s:eSple, went for thirty
eight dollars The new part - by SO, at
t.caed to the old part transversely. was sold
to Peter Macs for thirty-hve dollars. The
purchasers are at ONE to move their property
Thus terminates the history Of one of the srst
buildings erected in this State for religious
purposes. For nearly . half century its
spirc has pointed heavsnward. and its bell
has called to vespers. The paintings and
images with which it was decorated were re-
moved more than year a.o. The bell also has
been taken 10 she new structure -I Green
E-y ifvrsJ.s. ls.h u't
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-01-12
The Right Sort of Talk.

The sagacious and patriotic Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Gazette, Al
luiing to the disins,gration of the Radical
faction, thus talks plainly, squarely, and
10 the point. 1t is ynst such clarion note as
j. needed at this junc:ure, and just such a
one, unfortunately, as docs not always cma-
nate from the very sources it should
of course the disruption Of enc powerful
political organization must necessarily affect
more or less the compactness Of its opponents
A united effort should, therefore, be made to
keep the Democratic Conservative party well
in limo, and, By all means. to prevent any of
is members from straying away in search of
political millennium The shortening and
Engineering Of principle cannot he made to
suit the stature of every man. There must
needs ba something like q bed of Procrusis
to which the opponents of this administration
must be subj ected, but We need not 90 to the
extreme Of cutting off any man 5 limbs to fix
our platform. Tho plank Of a revenue tar
if old es the hills in democratic program
mes) many serve as = foOthold for MANY.
After these righteous converts have once step
ped upon the ros:rum, and learned to stand
erect upon the principle Of revenue reform,
they will, little by little, become familarzed
10 the look of things. and walk around leisure
ly, and, by and by in plenty of time. tread
upon and cover The live oak planks Of white
equality in con'radistinction of negro s"-
prcmacy-cverlasting hostility to all the re.
construction laws; and in short full and
fnal restoration of the vital principles of the
Constitution Of our Fathers, rendered null
and v"ii fer the past ten years by set of
rlountebanks and thieves. who have usurped
the Government by in:imida,ing and de-
b,uching the people
These ideas, though ami lar enough, are
given rs delibeI entertained by every
Democratic member Of Congress with whom
hive conversed within the last forty-eigh,
hours, and not as individual notions The
Observation-Disclosures organization cannot
lose, IT is thought, in 1914 by any other pro
cess than downright suicide, or which il
shout :he same thing Staying its own tricc
friends, or driving the rank and file from thu
party by forsaking it. principles"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-01-12
A Feathered Brigade.

An instance Of the drcllcry Of instinct
worth recording i. the following A turkey
cock. taking the brood of his mate, from whom
accident or design had separated him, strayed
away with his charge, exhibiting fer it an
amount of regard that was certainly not less
than maternal. This "go6blcr" ere long
found another mate, which had likewise a
brood, that, with his own WAS consigned to
him Both broods were large-there were
twenty-nine in all. At night his broad wings
sheltered far as practicable, the
young Quits - and he fei them and
fought for them, with tagging de-
vo,ion As the summer passed, and
the swarms of grasshoppers invited the
attention of the turkeys, this patrarehal bird
became the organizer Of an hourly repeated
campaign. The turkeys were ranged in file
like a platoon Of soldiers; and advancing,
frightened up the grasshoppers in hundreds
and thousands. The advance was generally
regular, and not unsoldier-like; the turkeys
keeping up the line with wonderful precision
snd plunged their beaks in all directions,
they gulped down the fleeing grasshoppers
These twenty-nine turkeys-thirty with their
communication stretched out so as to cover
rods Of ground. 1t was a mos, amusing exhi-
bition; and We venture the assertion that no
naturalist has in his observations of inteili-
gence of even higher orders Of animals noted
a finer instance than this.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-01-12
Revelation.

The debate on the San Domingo question
has brought many things to light earlier than
was in,sn led. The eagerness of certain par
,i's to secure the passage of the bill is now
explained, and yet further revelations have
brought to light the motives that govern the
leaders in the matter. The following extract
throws some light upon the scene:
The light which il slowly drifting in on the
San omingo schc me Of the military party Mt
the White House reveals queer things. Mr..
tho bay are staked off and labeled Grant, :
"Eaz,n etc, and now some one comes to tell
Of 4 whole plantation, and large one, which
does not need tho label of Babcock" because
every one there knows that it belongs to him
This little farm comprises several square
miles, and is located snugly in the interior,
only needing the authority of the American
flag 10 make 1t as nice an estate as any ''roung
army officer could wish to retire on Before
eoRclu ling the treaty which Grant and his
friends are SO ANXIOUS to get through, it would
be only matter of simple precuution TO
certain whether any portion of the territory
remains unmortgaged to the administration
clique for services to be rendered Mr.
sumner has shown that Grant gave his prom
ise 70 iobby the JOB through in consideration
Of certain water lots. some one else has found
b ,hcock's fee located in an interior plantation
and the rest will very likely turn up else
where. l. really seems If the intention
to secure the island as a country seat
for the administration and its several immedi-
ate families, for use after 1872.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-01-12
The Approaching Downfall IF Carpet
bagism.

Carpct-bagsn At the South has seen its best
days. From this time en- We look for he gradual
bAnis. ment of The senu c,rpet-bagger from
places Of public trust in the Southern States
Since the war these men have had good
time Of it. They hive filed nearly ell the
sfices, and loaded up their governors carpet
hsgs with the spoils. Turn and turn about
is fair play, and they have no reason to com
plain If the Southerncrs chose 20 come to
their owa again, and send back the soldiers
Of fortune who have 80 long fAttened upon
them to their Northern homes.
We do not join in the swe.ping denuncia-
ton which pronouness every carpst-b ,gger
, bad man Some of them are fair and de-
can't, and though mostly occupied with filing
their pouchc. have not wholly misreprcscnt-
a tie people among whom they temporarily
d~.lt. But in the nature of things the best
Of carpet -baggers is man who cannot wholly
b. trusted He has not Identification with
the interest Of State and population which
long residence, local relationship or acquain,
,ncc and community of feeling alone can Is.
tsblish Consequently il the rule were
adopted, and without exception, not to give
otices to sarpet-baggers, the Southern State,
would be- on the whole, better served than
,ioy would be by the very pick and flower OF
that Bohemian race.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-01-12

An elephant belonging to menascrie, re-
Gently went on tour in st Louis He first
visited the house of Mr.. Edward S. Bradley,
and smashed in one side OF it, to the great
terror of an old lady dwelling on the first
floor who thought at first that her husband
was coming home very drunk. Mr. Bradley
went against the intruder, and met him just
as he was coming up the front steps, evidently
anxious to effect entrance into the drawing
room. The man terrified the beast with a
cavalry sword cut his trunk an2 drove it
away in anguish and disgust. Then the out
rageous beast visited saloon, examined it
carefully, and made rush at it which shiv-
cred large door to atoms. Apparently sat.
isfod with Il csc exhibitions Of singular sa-
gacity. he wandered away, and was frozen
to death near the southeastern depot
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''No CAUSE FOR Mn
Frcade, the English historian is alarmed less,
in the event Of war between England AID
Russia, the United States should permit the
fighting out of Russian privateers, to prey on
English commerce, and thus produce a con-
fct between the great republic and the
mother country. An examination of the
diplomatic and international policy Of the
United States for the Decl sration of indie
pendcnce to date, will show Mr.. Froude's
fears to be quite groundless, and his fore
bodings trile far fetched. The historian
i. better at describing the past than he is for
sunate in predicting.