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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
COM MERCIkL.
Gold 1.l2 La.

Rock ISLAND, July II.
THIs Flour market is corrected at Warmers
fills and the quotations are the ruling prices OF
he Rock Island market.
WINTER WHEAT RLoUR-Wholesale... ...... IS. 40
81 Retail. 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18
aAEMna g. WEBER,
DauGE.

2o6 NORTH FIFTH STREET PUBLISHER
m2T-dedl2m. ST. LOUIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18

Foreign News.
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T, FELIX G0ERlUD, II. D.,
and Practical Chemist,
IS Bond street, formerly 45s Broadway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-18

Certificate from the celebrated DIR. Houston, in
praise Of Lr. Goursud's P0UDRE SUBTLE,
| Tor uprooting superfuous hair from any part OF
the humsn body:
81 nave had an opportunity of observing the
opsrAtion Of DR.. FehG doursud'l preparation for
| the removal Of superhuous hair, ana am perfect
| ly satisfied Of lite peculiar efficacy. After an an
alysis Of the composition of these powders, can
without any hesitation. pronounce them perfect
| ly harmless and in ever way infinitely superior
70 any pr.ps1a alton of the kind ever otered 10
he public / have pleasure in giving them my
| recommendation. being thus fully convinced Of
JAs.A. HOUSTON. N. D.,
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Farmer and House-Keeper.

SuNsTRoKE. DR. GEo IT. HopE, NJ.
ID in his little work entitled TIL the Doc
tor comes and How to Help Him., gives
the following directions for the treatment
OF supstrOke until medical aid can be OBJ
tanned.
SUNsrRoKE.-T is q sudden prostra-
ton due TO long exposure to great heat, os
peciaily when one is much fatigued or OK.
hausted Il commonly happens from un-
due exposure to tho suns rays in summer,
but bave seen the same effects produced
in baker from the great heat Of the bake
room. IL begins with pain in tao bead or
dizziness, quickly followed by loss of con
seriousness aud completo prostration. Some.
times, however, the attack is as sudden as
stroke of apoplczy. The head is often
burning hot, the face dark and swollen, the
breathing laborod and snoring, and the ex
tromities cold. Take the patient at once to
a cool and shady place, bat don't carry him
far to house or hospital. Loosen tho
clothes thoroughly about his neck & waist.
Lay him down with tho head little rails
cd. Apply wet cloths TO the head. and
mustard or turpeutinc 20 the calves Of tho
legs and tho soles OF the feet Give lit
tic weak whiskoy and wator If he can swal-
low. Meanwhile let some one 90 for the
doctor. You cannot safely DO more than
have said without bis advice
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
Forgetting the Text.

There is something more than tbe fun Of The
thing IA the following Incident, related by a cor
respondent Of the Louisville Commsy,iH.
The Second Presbyterian Church Of Dan
vile, Kentucky, being without pastor for
the present, the different minister's Of the
/ town, especially thuse connected with the
Theological! seminary, preach alternately TO
The orphan congregation, and lately it was
Dr.. Aerke's turn to deliver sermon TO a
large assembly. Ia Az eloquent Grafton he
uttered the words Of divine truth, when sud
denly dictu "a member affected
with bad cold commenced blowing his
nose most violently. 4 terrible blowing il
was, such as you never heard before IN all
your lie, and such as the poor doctor never
hopes to hear again. 1t evidently had
swept The whole of the beautiful sermon
ont of bis memory, and having no notes o.
bout him, he tried in vain to restore the
broken connection. But alas he could
discover neither end and The frightened
doctor exclaimed
Brother McMuIioo, viii you oJlige me
by repeating the teZt| The reverend bro
ther arose, thought while, stammored, hes
ltated, and set down agau-hc gave it up
1 tease Wi!i any ono m the congregation let
me know my textP After long pause, a
student said: 81. Corinthians. X. 16.'-
liclieVcd from q great burden, the haDpv
Doctor opened the Bible, but only TO find
that it was only a sad mistake. This j,
not tho right one. Please cannot any one
recoliect the text" A dead silence follow
ed. Prof. Beatty, of Center College rub
bed his head in despair, but be neither rub
bod the text out of it or into it. Rev Mr.
johnson, aud many of his brethren, toge-
ther with the whole congregation, ali were
unable to find the lost darling. The laugh
ter which now followed was understandable,
aud quite time passed before the house
could be called TO order It being finally
restored, the Doctor called on Mr.. McMui-
len to close the meeting with prayer, aud
all adjourned perfectly convinced that ,hoy
had listened to one Of the most remarkable
sermons ever preached
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
Narrow Cages for Railways.

There arc two classes Of considerations
which form the basis Of opinion with refer
ence to narrow cages for railways. The FIRST
iucludes commercial, tbe second, engineer
ing, data relating to railways of this char
actor already built and in operation.
Commercially considered, that kind Of
railway Is the best which pays the best div
idcnds. Those railways pay, or, in the
hands Of honest directors, will pay, tho best
dividends, in which the first cost. and the
annual expenses OF running aud repairing.
are least 10 proportion to the carrying done
upon them. Narrowing ;ho cages Of ulauy
roads, built, building and projected, would
not reduce their carrying capacity below
what they may reasonably expect their
traiifc 20 ultimately become, whilo il woald
reduce, moro or less, the first cost Of every
thing used, and lessen current expenses.
This has been amply proved by experiment.
There are, however, some roads that are
now running nearly up 20 their capacity
such roads cannot economically narrow
their CAGES. Commercially, then, these
roads arc favorably regarded as aiTordiug a
solution of how cheap yet sufficiently elf
cieut railways may bo built aud operated
with profit TO their owners.
la an engineering point Of view, al ne
cessary Co consider is--can these roads be
practically and economically constructed aud
operated Experience has answered Eyes
in most emphatic manner to this inquiry
1t Is therefore evidan. that the day Of mar
row cages has dawnol.
Ilc experiments with narrow gagcs have
been principally couGnod to various parts Of
Europe au3 % India Clito number
have been operated with ia saving ia lrst
cost OF thirty per cent, and sayiug in run-
ming expenses Of twenty FIVE per cent over
ihat OF tue ordinary wide gage roads doing
the same business
One of tho principal savings is in reduc-
ton Of tho wide disproportion of paying 10
non-paylng weight existing on wide gage
roads, estimated by Mr.. Faillic as being on
y ono 20 seven in freight trains, and ono
to twonty-ono in passenger trains running
on wide gage roads.
The celebrated Festiniog railway, with
two feet gage, earries three times as much
IN proportion to tic weight Of its cars a:
the best wide cages.
The public has tho right 70 say some.
thing on this matter. The reduction Of
cages on passenger roads would greatly re-
luce the comfort of railway travel in It's
| modern perfection. violent protest
gainst such reduction, on roads depending
ia great measure on passenger traffic, might
Je expected, while in parts OF the country
where cheap railways or mono must be put
up with, narrow Cages would DO hailed az
aifording facilities for travel and freight
traffic, of which thoy would DO long dcpriY-
cd if they bad TO wait ill four and one
half feet Cages would pay.-,Scientifc H.
msricao, JU1y L.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
south 3ranth 9ntellieeneer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, july :, 1871.
To whom shall we give thanks

little boy had sought the pump
From whence the sparkling water bnrs,
And drank with eager joy the draught
That kindly quenched his raging thirst.
Then gracefully he touched his cap
81 thank you, Mr.. Pump, he said.
"tor this nice drink you We given me -
(This little boy had been well bred
Then said the Pump, "My little man.
You re welcome to what have done
but AIN not the one to thank
only help the water run"
ooh, then" the little fellow said.
tPolitv he always meant to be-,
cold water, please accept my thanks,
You have been very kind to me.'
'Ah ~ said cold water, don't thank mo
Far up the hillside lives the spring
That sends me forth with a generous hand
To gladden. every living thing"
u II thank the spring, then, 8" said the bow.
And gracefully lie bowed his head
ION, don't thank me- my little man.
The spring with silvcry accen IS said.
"oh, don't thank mc-for what am
Without the dew and summer rain
Without their aid ne er could ouencb
Your thirst my little boy, again"
'uh, well, then, said the little b1v.
81 gladly thank the rain and dew
Pray, don't thank us-without the sun
We could'not fill one cup for YOU"
Then, Mr. Sun, ten thousand thanks
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

a TALNUoIc LEdESD.-Wo find the fol-
lowing 10 Eogy Saturday, and copy it fjr
ihe lalios: "a prince once said to Rabbi
Gamaliej 'your God is thief; no once sur
priscd Adam IN a sleep and stolo a rib
from him The Rabbits daughter over
heard lho speech, aud whispered q word or
two 10 her fathers car, asking permission
90 answer tlis singular opinion herself. He
gave Ter consent, Tho girl stepped for
ward and, i-igGing terror ana disrnay,
threw her arms aIoft in supplioation, and
cried OUT Ny liogo NY lioge Justice
Revenge = What has happened p asked
Che prince. "a wicked theft has taken
place. sho replied, q robber has crept Sc
crcuy into our house, carried away a sill
yer goblet and left gold one in It's stead.
What an upright tbcfl exclaimed the
prince Would that such robberios we're
Of more frequent occurrence Behold
then, fire, Tho kind of thief our Creator
was be stolo a rib from Adam, and gave
q beautiful wife instead Wen said a.
vowed Che prince.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

How TO BRIGuTEN STRAW MATING
AND OILcLorH.-Tcll your readers, writes
Mrs. G. T., that If they wish their straw
mating to keep new looking and bright,
they must wash it twice during The summer
with salt and water, say about q pint Of
salt, dissolved in half a pailful Of warm,
sof' water, drying the mating quickly with
a soft cloth. The salt, sho says, will pre-
vent 1t from turning yellow. Far away,
and from quite an opposite quarter, we hear
another friendly voice, begging us to say to
our readers that after oiicloth is scrubbed
and dried, it should be rubbed all over
with cloth dipped in milk. you've no
idea, says our friend, chow brightly tho
colora como out. Husband says it's the
albumcn in the milk, but l think it's the
very thin film of grease deposited. Mean
time, our oicloth shines the whole year
through. Scientific AMERICAN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

RAISING TIE BODIES OF Drowned
PERsoNs.-ln the case Of q recent accidon-
tai drowning, in the Uackcnsack river, ~
j., several persons made attempts to rcco-
yer tho body, but without success. 4
French Canadian, named Buscho, then uu-
dertook The job, and is reported to have
proceeded after tie following scientific man
ner. Having supplied himself with some
glass gallon jars and quantity OF unslack
cd lime, he went in boat 10 the place
where the man was seen to 20 down. One
of the jars was filed half full Of line then
filed Up with water and tightly corkod. IL
was then dropped into the water, aud soon
after exploded at the bottom of the river
with q loud report. After the third trial,
each time in n different place, tho body a
rose to tho surface aud was secured III.
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she is making money. Mr.. Corbet gave
her the little home, with its pretty garden;
aud Tip (his real name is Prank Corboi)
never forgets TO make her fno presents on
the holidays.-N y. Independent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
rERMs oF ApYEnrIsING :

Tic rates Of advertising are, for = square (tcn
.u.s| or less ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY Cents for
i.n. uscrtious--larger ones in the same proper
ZION. Each continuance Thirty-seyen and a half
,.rf-
g4r'crly, half yearly and yearly advertise
r.ufa inserted at a liberal reduction on the above
tl..s.
lDr'y advertisers disseminating during the
t.ir sill Zoe charged regular rates
.oAycrtiscmcnt TO bc considered 10y the month
.- r unless specified OK the Manuscript, OF pre-
.... agreed upon between the parties.
ii. .0iutious OF associations, communications Of
United interest, and notices OF deaths exceeding
%. L.SEa viii bc charged ten cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

E5TheOdoro Tilton, in the Golden Age
says we are not opposed to President
Grant-wc simply want his civil services
to close with his present term.
This is like what Mr. Muggin9 said 20
bis wife when he was choking heT q
have nothing agin you, Molly; | simply
wants to git this breath out Of your Body.
-ALec .SenIineZ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

REMARKABLE FLooD Papers from ,bc
Cape Of Good lIopo give accounts Of n re-
warknbIo and sudden food which has oc
Cured at Victoria West. 10 is supposed
90 have been caused by the BURSTING of J,
water spout IN lho space Of two boprs
thirty houses were washed away and one
hundred lives lost The food seems 20
have commenced at the farm of Mr.. HUGO.
somc distance from tho town. His hou-e.
homestead ahd stock were all swept
way, IBIS wife aud all bis children but one
infant (Which hc managed to save by swim.
m.+ine With % IN BIS arms, were drowned
lie describes tho acebo as appalling be-
y"nd measure. FIRST De and his wife
heard a sound "like iron falling from The
.b,y they looked out, and saw huge
black 'nass Of cloud sweeping 1long tic
earth toward them they eaoght up the
children and rushed from tho house. but it
was too atc,' and everything was swept q.
way 90 Che torrent, save Hugo and bi.
infant even their escape was httl5 short Of
miraculous
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

SHAKE HANDS "A correspondent wants
to know if it is etiquette 20 shake hands
with lady on first introduction. 1t is tho
custom in some countries In the South
it is not considered polite. In the North
it is the custom with old people, or married
persons. IN England it is the invariaJio
custom, unless tho lady objects. In Ger
many, the lady uno meet. gentleman Ia
the street cannot by custom speak 10 o gen
tloman TIL he speaks to hor This rule is
reversed in this country, where . lady eau
speak and shake hands OF not, o. she chooses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

ScALLOpED TOMATOES. Peel and cut
10 slices quarter Of az inch thick Pack
in puading-dlsh IN alternate layers, with
o forcc-meat made Of bread crumbs, butter,
salt pepper, aud Z ittlo white sugar
Spread lhickly upon each stratum Of toma-
,oe3, aud whom Che dish is nearly full, put
tomatoes uppormost, a good bic Of butter
upon each slice. Dust with pepper and
little sugar. Srcw with dry bread crumbs
aud bake covered, half an hour remove
tho lid aud bake brown -Nayi1a HurLaad.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
South Branch Intelligencer.
william Harper, Editor.
mice, CorRcr uaiA and GrdUeL Lune SIS.
RouNEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
TERMs:

THREE DOLLARS per annum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid ia ad-
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FRIED CUcuMBens --Farc aud lay Ia
ice water half an hour. Cut lcugthwso
aud lay IN lco-wator ten minutes longer.
Wipe each piece dry with soft cloth, spTin-
kle with pepper and salt, aud drodae with
Hour. Fry 70 delicate brown, in sweet,
clarified dripping, nice lard OF butter
dUtertcaH Hyricuiltrtsk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

ES~Thc atmosphere is said 10 be So dry
in Condoga, 10 the Argentine Republic,
ihata bowl Of milk left uncovered in the
morning is dry az night, while lux yanishcs
from the inksiaud aud becomes thick almost
by magic
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

IL TO tho Court Of Claims in Lcziue-
ton, Kentucky, few days ago, the presid.
ing Judge was annoyed by 40 irritable old
g u.lsma1, abJ would insist 10 rpcakiug
d.Tc poe1lI'y of the action 81 tho Court.
Tic Jujg. fined the old gentleman eleven
.m in succession, f,r contempt, and
threatened b commit him to fail, without
doing any good and finally, IN order 90
m1iatoin 'he dignity Of tho Court, told him
'h't So ho was on'y young man, the Court
would Whip hiu in so short a slime shat it
would mlsl DE- bead win.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07


Conc Iy UonsEs.--A II. Alexander.
Miss In this disease, prevention IS better
than euro Collie may be prevented by
care IN feeding When sueculont green
fodder IS used, such as The blades aud tops
lot the grocn corn, collie s. commou. IL f.
caused ~ thc production Of gas in tho sto.
mach and into lines FROM Che fermentation
Of tho food, or by permitting the horse 10
drink too freely q cold water when tired
and exhausted ~ work Fsed sparingly
If suceu.cni food unli lhc animal hos be-
come aceu ,1mol % it5 use. Water often
and give iito ~ o umo aud mover either
Immediately before o. after a feed. n the
horse has been permitted % become very
tblrsty, giyo no more than BALI q pailful al
a timcj letting ilteen minutes eiapse be-
tween Che dr.nks, Unih he is satisfied. If
discriminating lii care, be is troubled stiH
with collie, ggo BIN o.. sweet spirits Of
nitre aod , o. tincturc of opium 10 baifa
pint Of water n necessary repeat 10 BALI
GA hour, adding o.. tincturo Of aioos. a
ny pirliuous medicine should bo carefully
oiniu5tcrcd II 90 Inflammation DO pros
cut q plot Of rum with half 40 ounce Of
prra ginger might afford TcIiof-U
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

e. Every parcut is Iiko a looking glass for
hi' children TO- dress themselves by. There.
lore patents should take care to keen the
10 glass bright md clear not dull and
spotted, As their good example is a rich in
hcritanco Tor The rising generation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

FoErITUDE The greatest man is be
who chooses the right, with inYiucibla res
ou'ion who rcsists the sorsst temptations
from WI bin and without; who bears the
heaviest burdens choerfully, who is the
calmost in storms, and whose reliance on
truth, on virtue, on God, is The most unlal-
tcriug
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

- In the midst Of heavy shower du-
ing prolonged storm, litlo miss was
Observed at Gle window crying bitterly.
W hat Is tho matter she was asked Pm
I.id There nothing here 70 hurt you
What lgc you afraid gfp- 'Faid Of N5lh y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

How ro CCsE WASP AyD BEE srfgrs
Potash watu is Gle quickest cure for a
wasp sting A small quantity should TO
Kept in glass stoppcrad bottle Open
.lc sting with Q needle, aud pu. on it ono
drop of tho potash water
WASHING THfE5 -f5lbscribcr' Tie
best wash ior flit-trocs BE- strong salu.
uoa IF f-5oap appl.I giih brush.
Llo J.at iuc q, perform IBIS operation BE-
carly ln ths spring -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

ErTAc 0-os amount realized by the re-.
cent lIo 70, u Of che Farmers Bank 9f
Virginia, amounted 90 the handsome sum
~ eZyl,TlJ This amount Will be disbura-
ci ~ ID j uldu5 Esq., receiver. Fro
payment of claims ae4iust he Bank, aud
ti5 redemption d be- notes at the rate Of o.
bout ten cents 90 o dollar
EEA Sew York sweet thing in bonneis
IS called .ho 'Capaeat5r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

TOMATO OnsLEr. Beat up six eggs,
mix two ablospooDfuls Of -four, with lit,
Gle butter, and add some salt and pepper
feel four tomatoes, aud chop worry ino.-
STIR oil together aud fly. Oyster onclcl
IS made in tho same way, substituting o do
zen chopped oysters fyr ,Lo tomatoes
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EEL}lTE s. lACOR-

..I WHITE.
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JOHN j. JACoH.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

JUSTICE DAVIS, Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States. and u
resident OF Illinois, is the latest man
talked 81 rs Democratic candidate
i"r PRESIDENT in 1872. re is con-
sentative, and ~; extreme Demo-
tr't' If the Democracy keep Oh nam
ing eligablc candidates, the probabih-
,ies arc that there will be lively Gsht
III the party before the ncxt eau paiEn
Is over. What with Hendricks, liam
cock. Hoffman. and other hacks. and
.Iendietnn, Packer. Blair. Adams,
iield, Walker, and English, they
promise to DO anything bet harmoni-
Jus.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20
s5~~vzrza--ras7-~r-zrs.

The Neie lotk hi3cpca}ca a pa
per Published in the interests Of no
party, says
But has not the President made
some mistakes? Undoubtedly he has,
so did Abraham L,ncoln and 30 did
Washington WAC has not done 40
In tho words of Judgc Bingham, We
say for the President tnat no cr-
rors Of judgment, no mistakes Of polI-
cy, no defects Of administration 10
minor matters can blind the Ameri-
can people to til" great fact that the
President has never rested nor weariei
in the performance OF his pie lgc to
secure b every citizen OF the rcpub-
lie white aud black. the full cnjny.
men, OF the rights guarantcel To him
by the hate amendments of the Cor
stituiion.' As u soldier General
Gran, has n fame which the nation
may well feel proud Of In ia this
capacity he rendered service to the
natiou's life which greairul millions
delight to honor. A. chief magistrate
hc has been true to the country an }
principles .! tho party that placci
him in power. He has sacrei'y kept
his pledges. Ili- coniusl.pf the Cow
.crnment proves him toSc n inst ani
true man entitled to confidence, cs-
teem, aud affection of his fellow citi-
zeus. In most respects his recorl as
President is one Of eminent success
slorc than two hundieI millions 81
The public dobt paid !; more than ten
millions Of reduction in annual inter-
'est.j some eighty millions of yearly
rcd ~ ion in taxes ; tho revival of The
'pubN$ credit the recommendation
and support Of the Fifteenth Amend.
ment discreet aud pacific foreigu
policy tho general thrift and pr IS.
perity of the country under his Ad
ministration-t these, facts ATTEST the
wisdom aud fidelity. with which the
Prcsident has discharged lhe duties
Of his hish office.
Whether the President is right or
wrong on the San Domingo question,
aud whether he shall be rcnominated d
next year or nor, are not points which
we care Cow to discuss lie certainly
is right aud has done nobly in so MANY
respects as as to deserve tho warm
est tribute of honor. The .m,liguani
criticism of the Democratic press
show the Generalization and shsme,
less resorts of Democralic politician ;
These purely partisan and lying judg
mcnts posterity will rcbuke and place
tho name Of Ulysses $. Grant, the
General and the President. among ,h,
brightest and hest names Of our mill.
tary and political history. We ar,
proud Of the man and proud Of his re-
cord as q whole aaI, if he shall b.
reconstructed, we intend to do what
We can to elect him. We say, with
all our hearts, God bless Presiden,
Grant?