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g EXPEKIEscE warrants US in recommending
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover as a
suTe remedy tor gray hair.
JrsT RECEIVED, the largest and finest selsc-
ton OF Youths, Boys and Chldren's Clothing
III the city. EIsRNAN & BRO.
6O5 eth street, May Building.
REJECTION IN Price OF CLOTHING,
for
Mons, Boys and Youtks' Clotiino,
from p. Wallach.
Fit, quality and workmanship guaranteed.
Dress and Business Suits made to order and
ready made at less than any other frst-class
house.
The Largest Stock Of Boys and Youths Suits
at p. wALLAca's.
Odeon Hall, corner AZ st. and Penn. ave.
BLUE Flannel SuITs,
Blue Flannel Suits,
Blue Flannel Suits,
At liable Brothers,
l2'6 n. w. corner 9TH and ID streets.
HE PRINCIPAL TOPIC or conversation among
our ladies seems to be the Mclean x Hooper
sewing Machine. 1t is really the Lob Pet.
II does "a much and even more work than most
or the high-priced machines. 1t is Astonishing
new large quantity of these machines b ave
been sold IN such short time. Since the sew.
ing machine tcdT has CONNIE we inquired
or Mr.. Rosenthal why he don't enga ,e in the
war, and in answer he says: the $40 Machine is
the whole cause of the war among the Agents
OF the high priced machines faN Of ,p6icI coDI3
6e sotd ulth good profit at the same price who are
jealous of the great success of the machine j.
hosenthal, No. 49i 1th street, is the general
agent ne warrants 1t; also sells il ON eight
"oh'hS payments AL.
CAUTIoN.-Bepars of Iaposto5s AS -ome uu-
scruPulOus parties are in the habit Of stating
tnat their places of business are branch stores
or the original Franc, / hereby notify the pub
nc that have no branch stores, and that have
al. ...Es
THIS city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 43l It'll ST., betseen ID and f.
CowIN6's PATENT NsCKTIR FASTENER for
sac wholesale and retail, Al the Original Francs.
i3l .th street, between ID and T.. No branch
stores.
NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
Francs, 431 eth street. The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY In Ware SHIRTS one, two
or three plests-eylets, buttons or studs-open
IN front or in back-all sizes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store. AL It'll street
81 Popular Prices. No branch stores
Buy The CELEBRATED "FRANo" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, AL tn street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. "A
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES at One
Dollar pair, at &. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 4OS 7tb street. 1921
Mas. MoopsY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
made to order, at G. Baums Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 40s It'll street. 3.2I
THRCELEBRATEp Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has just been
received At T.. BAUNs
Kid Glove Depot, +0s ,th st.
OUR NEW STYLES OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had in all qualities and prices,
g. BAUM, Corset importer.
FOE CoRSs, Bunions, Club ana fngrowing
Nails. and other diseases of the feet, visit Dr.
Whites establishment, No. SIS i5th str ee, op-
posite United States Treasury. 2,4,l2
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THE COURTS

FINE Rubber Hoop Sets, Bracelets, Buttons.
ano Chalns to match, received at Prigg's Dollar
Store, No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue
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LOCAL NEWS.
aNUSFnEsrs, &C.

Nafioaal TtsatST-"S;reets OF New York -
WGGs Cgsra Bosiss.-'London Assurance
kasosIc TsmP,s.-COIcert By the Masonic
IbCIr.
bella Glyn, Macbeth"
Msrkriter's Art Gallery, sss Tth street.
BsTicsIs Gallery Of Oll Paintings iZ36 Penn
tyivsBia srenue-Sew pictures Just received.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived and can be
had in all qualities and prices,
T., BAUM Corset ImDorter
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ATTEMPT To BREAK UP POLITICAL MEYr-
Is"--Lsst night, as the republicans were hold
rug meeting near the Government Printing
ON &c, some rowdies attempted 10 break il 40
oy throwing stones and rotten eggs At the speak
ers MI puirk, ,ir., had his head cut bv a
stone, and MT Edward Malone. crippled SOL
der, received a blow in the eve with a stone
Lie utenant Kelly, with posse OF police, arrived
on the ground during the riOtous demonstra-
tob-, and by tudlciO1s posting Of his men in
We cfowc, AM the removal OF some OF tue most
oEoIdeflN persons. coon restored order.
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SHIILINGToN sends us Godey's Ladys' Boat.
q rioxsy's Monthly, and Franz Lsslie's Bogs' Noe
ssiss: slso. the Atlantic xon1ly and Our Yopay
Fills; al for May.
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1HE INV STATE DkPa
MI William Forsyth, with q corps Of assistants
fBes for the new State Department on the site
OF the War and Navy Department buildings.
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EDITOR STAR In answer 10 MANY Citi-
Iehs, ! would say. that |, for one, do not send
any agents or dr,tmm>rs .bout town 70 oSfsr
sewing machines have six person. EMPLOYED
an my store for the purpose OF exhibiting the
the city and Georgetown. Bv GIVING ths .ho =
an Insertion in your paper. you would ohIi,s
YOURS truly, y kosenthsl. General A gent OF t1s
Mclean Hooper 30 Sewing Machine, No.
s0i eth street.
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FOE CoRSs, Bunions, Club ana IMPROVING
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, visit Dr..
Whites establishment, No 635 i5th str eet OBJ
posite United States Treasury. 2Al2:
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draaght, at
Miller's, 420 9Th street, opposite odd Fellows'
Hall. 323.
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TEE FIRST CASE CT the Marshal reeosnizing
ore OF me ON GERS OF the new government a. a
=. p. Brown. q member Of the Board OF PuhIIc
WORKS, was O witness in the case of the 4 ni.ed
stsies against Winters. and no witness fees
were paid him on the ground that he received "A
salary from the United States.
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THRcELEBRATED Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has just been
received at T.. BAUM's
Kid Glove Depot los 9Th St
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IQal Q. PARKER,
a RCHIBALO LIE WIS,
=. =. rHNWICk,

fHIRp PRECINCT
The Poll for the Third Precinct OF the Fourteenth
District will be held ut near the corner m Eorh
and streets northwest. Warrington y VIZ"
Inc bapots VI ali registered yoterg whose usmes
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ELECTION STRAws-The strays that shou
how the wind blows all seem 10 point one wav-
Bets are freely offered TO day Of 1000 majority
for Chapman, with no takers. Oilers of 500 a.
oonus 10 any one who will take up, or get
tssen up, bet on so majority for Chipm an
are also goirg begging Betting on elections
II not prsjseworthy practice buf in FREQ nartIx,
serves 10 indicate results
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IHE FIFTEENTH AHENDNzNr CELgRRA-
TlSN--At meeting last evening of the com
mitlee OF arrangement on this &c ,ebratian the
committee appointed TO consult with GeDersI
Chipman and the central committee reported
that they were in favor Of having the grand
teicbhsht parade take place or the 2lst instead
OF me i5tn Inst The report was accepted and
The marshals notified OF the change A sub
committee was appointed TO call on the Presi-
cent OF the United States aud Gen. Chapman;
also, committees on music. Carriages and iIIu-
HinaflOn.
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DANIEL a. PIERCE.
WM. ANDREW FREEMAN,
JAMBe =. EDWABDS,
Superintsndents of Election

SECOND PRECINCT.
The Poll Tor the second Precinct Of the Seventh
District viii be held at the northwest corner
Of and sixteenth streets northeast, Washington
The ballots Of all registered voters those names
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CITY ITEMS.

HANDSOME CHECKS for Pantaloons to be
maze 70 order. GEO. T.. HRsNING,
No. iia 9Th street northwest
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R4h- hkERiCK IN The FOURTEENTH Dis
TsICT.-Ibe democrats OF the Fourteenth dis
uiet held meeting last evening when
CON inlttee 20 convey voters 10 the polls was
appointed consisting of one for each OF the four
precincts in the district with authority 10 dele
gaze thelr power 20 any OF those present who
may require carriage 10 bring a voter TO the
pole "A hnance and vigilance committee were
Also appointed. The inevitable Judge Moore
then made few remarks but, before he con
ciuded. gave wsy for Mr.. X. L Merrick. who
deIversd bis usual speech about mixed schools
with some variations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

EXPERIENCE warrants US in recommending
hslIs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover as A
sure remedy tor gray hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-19

Mrs. MoODsY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
menGed by all physicians, can he bought and
made to order, at q. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset factory, 40S 9TH street S2l
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CITIZyEe AND VISITORS GALL AEp SEE
- those " HITk eHIRTs for one dollar each. 9
rnOss Iced once ssies Room. ieos rssn:ys-
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PIGEON SHOOTINs.-Yesterdav afternoon
about hIty gentlemen assembled A. Buzzard's
rent 10 witness q trial in pigeon shooting for
practice, preparatory TO the match row being
10 sde up by WoOdley. The shooting YESTERDAY
~as between George q. Thomas and w. o.
Thomas, Deputy Marshals of the Police Court.
anu Z. u Fisher, son OF District ATTORNEY
Fisher. The birds were started from A gTonnd
nsp, and the shooting was az II wards rise,
birGs each The result was a. follows George
u homss got birds out OF !; Z. g. Fisher
cut OF .; and ". %. Thomas. I out of shots;
making TIE between the nrst and last named
un The test shot W. %. Thomas killed his bird
hessrs- featrs and Sher wood acted as Judge
anu 1eerge w. Nokes a. trspper and referee.
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Gen. Chapman on Mr.. Merrfck's PO-
| Iitfcal Record.
Fifteenth and Nineteenth Districts
ArOnsel

very large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
republican voters of these districts W as held at
the corner OF and streets. Mr.. Martin Gro
min was elected chairman and stirring speeches
we're made by Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, Hon " q,
Ordway, Major W. ). Morse, K. NJ. Hall, Gen.
Cnipmsn, Col: Fitch, ID. O'SulliyaD, f. a. Bos-
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-~
barometers. S
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JUsT RECEIVED, the largest and finest selsc-
ton of Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing
in the city. EIsKNAN q Bro,
505 9TH street. Nav BuiIdinp
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Closing Up THE CAMPAIGN.
RpfFtted RepuhIfeau Meetings

Speeches ~ Sssdi0T Patterson, Gen. CAipn'ar and
Others-Rousiap Meeting cf EriSi Rep abiicdgS.
Several large meetings OF republican voters
were held last evening.
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SALTS on REAL EsTATE-Latirner * Clearv.
@ucti0neeTs- have sold south . feet OF lot H.
squsFe JUS, al 10 cents per square foot TO "
y. Brady. Also, middle q feet OF same lot at
eeEts per foot. ami north y feet Of same lot ~
GEMS per foot, TO 3, l.. jackson. slI of which
- si,nated on Pennsy .vaniz aYenue east, near
the Naval Hospital.
Green y Williams. SUeliOnsers, have sold p.-t
iot -, SQUARE 30, on which - house I3lS he
uNeeh 18th and l4th streets, fronting Franklin
square, 70 Charles b. Bailey, for IS ESQ: al.o,
lot U, InsurdivisiOn OF lots :. and o. in sdusTs
60, 10 y q. Clark. tor l. cents per square foot:
AFRO, iOt 30. III square $40. fronting on Franklin
sns@., OetNeeh and . streets north and nth
ard 5th streets west, 70 James Coleman. FOR
s21I. ""' '"'
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.
All thst part OF the city OF Washington lying be
tween Seventh street west and Eleventh street
and between u street north and the canal.
FIRST PRECINCT.
The Poll tor the First Precinct If the Twelfth Dis
riet Will be he!d 81 or near Ninth street. between
and streets north west, Washing ton.
The ballots OF ali registered voters whose Name
begin with the letters from to J, both inclusive
will be received at this precinct
The Polls will open at clock g. m and confirm.
Tnfc
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begin With the letters from 20 X, both inclusive,
will Re received ~ this Precinct.
The Polls will open at click g. m, and coBtibae
ortn till o'clock y. IN.
T Z. SMART,
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Fnranlng.

We would be much gratifcd to
bear from somo Of our intelligent
farmers, during the season of Fairs.
1t is unfortunate for our whole 'coun-
try that so little is con- municated on
this important subject, aud it is to bo
regretted too, that 50 many entertain
a prejudice against reading anything
that may be written on the subject Of
Turning. We all profit by practical
experience, and we arc also benefited
by the experience of others. What is
profitable to one near q market may
not be profitable to another. At a
very small expense, every well edu.
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GROCERIES.

RAHoN' Flour, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Ten
~, i, Mackerel. English Dairy and Factory
oheese, Soap, Candles. Pepper, Soda, Gin.
ger, Matches, Concentrated I've. Potash
and Nutmegs.
Ready Made Clothing. Boots nnd Shoes,
Calicocs, Gomespuns, hIeached and un.
bleaehed. Stripped and Checked.
100 pounds Assorted Candy, Sardines,
Salmon, Oysters, Peachrs. Jeliies, Brandy
Peaches, Pickles, Chow Chow, Tomato
Catsup and Citron. .I''
Crockery, Tinwarc. Wooden Ware, Chew
'ng Tohncco, Durham Smoking Tobacco, q
superior article. Also large assortment
OF Yankee Notions. 70 Which We invite
the attention Of our friends and customers
Ca!l aud examine before purchnY:ng else.
where. NciNTYHE cO
oct 81
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From New York.

NE,y YopK O,.t,,h,;r 90 A (,
t.,onr, -, w 49,, Tr;,,,;,l -,
,;oo,;,n hv IN, T1,m.I c,";., Ton.iF
Claims mi, n. vorio,s nia;,,, o. ~ ",
,h,. JJn;,.I S,o,oa G,r on,,n" 'tS' t
Gov.r,,,,,r s...;,,i. ,L." - =;
,;o,, hr;no. ,,r, s,>n', 49," ''P'''
vc,opmenis wb;c,, ,.r,, rs ,Lr.w Al,
,;npal E,,l, ~, ,l,, ,,..,,,s,. .',:',.
snrr,n,,l.1 ,La s,,,, tH'2
Government op.n,s shor,|v ol,.r ;, v..a
s.izod from, ,:,, r.h,Ii .,'.;n. -, ""'
Tb. G,v.rnm. y, ro.l;,od kn,s H.. i..'I.
,l.,,, S.o 0oo mo h., ,,'o :'''
ton Of tho Gov.rnnen, orsr,,,, s'a';',
and o,bnr v;,l,ro. nl,,.L haa -" 'on' W,
tanned tbr,uon RI. ,rns.,;n,;>,n - ,,o"
claims, r..v.:I RI. f,rt ,L,, ,h. a.n,,'m
vas ,yor,h ,v.r ,,.;,.. ,l..t ., =.
annc,rs ,h,t s,,,>,, 8 H., :s, ~
New York ],snos.d ,f H.. r,,,',, ~, 30
cents pound whrn ;,s marLa, ~" v',-,'' 80
At The rim. of .,ia n.,, ~ '' Nv" "'"'
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Destructive Forest Fires in Northern New
York


ROCHESTER,, N, Y, October 23-
Fires are raging in the woods foI
many milcs around. This city il en-
velopod With smoke, and it has been
50 dark to day that it was necessary
to use lights The marshes are uIsu
on fire. Tho woods around the
Shaker settlement, near Troy, are
o!rnlng, and much damage is fear.
ed.
Farm houses and other buildings
near Wu'worth, Wayne county, have
been burned. Sevcral houses, straw
aud hay stacks, with the large wood,
opp"s'te Se"rH', Pniot, Cananrlaigua
L"k", wcr" burned 20 day 1t is also
reported that man was burned to
death. rnmor come, from Albion
that Prnssian settlement north of
Albion, Orleans county, WAS burned
to-day. The wind has subsidized.
This ove"ing the country is very dry,
anu thure ls no hope Of The fires be.
ing cxtlngul"hed until heavy rains
occur.
A large fire is raging in the Sbawan-
qunk mountains near Port Huxon.
Several hundred acres are already
burned over. A large fire is also
raging IN tho woods at Flatbush, near
Rondout.
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Ofsqn Hyae,'o thJ Sls apvotles,
fed southward, to avoid! arfcstS3
At,aead body has b9eR,foyhg near
the city with f6hr llStsaatHy
Young and~Rats son Joseph, on the
charge of (the) murder Of Richard
Yates. Embellishments are founded
upon the testimony Of Bell Hickman
formerly Dante or secret agent Of
the Mormons. ornto;rnorq
Hawkins, for adultery, has boen
fined five hundred dollars, and sen.
'tenoed to throe years hard labor
Notice of appeal to the Supreme
Court has been given. ,..r..., .a,...,.,... =.
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From Washington.

WAsHINaToN, October 25.-A nett.
tlon has becu received from Utah
signed by women. The petition il
fly feet lung, snh was in favor of
p lysamy, and not against it, as has
teen heretofore stated.
The Patriot concludes it's para
gfaphs regarding the 5 vAnn.h Gus
tom House and Collector Rabb as
follows: "At;oruey Gcucral Aker-
man now demands his removal, in
which he Is supported by the cutirc
Georgia Congressional dvlckntiun."
Rabb is given till ,be first of Novem-
Der to resign, when his successor will
be appointed.
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redemption 4 Fractional Currency,

/ The SccrctaE cf the +. casurer pro,
p"'es to Treusrcr Spinner that here.
altef' when nice than half of note
oil !nutiia'ed cl lrrenoy is presented for
redemption, he whole note h, ,o.
deemed, and tat whenever the N.Y..
tion presentedis less than half IN.
original sizo ofhe note, tho whole for
Ie'co TO the Gdernmont. Gen. .Spinnc r
i"Vo's tas p'olsition if the halt or
moro or note'resented be an entire.
ty, or in otherHotds, be not niercsd
with fragmeus of other notrs
nc oecreteryAas also suggested that
hereafter tho tpyerDment assume the
expense atteH4g tho expressage of
as small sums az 100 in mn,;1,tsd
fractional. curracy.- No deci,i,n h.,
yet, been reacha - Washington Star.
Soak argebundle of iecks for
five six days in pail Of watcr md
then wash or ~ hee the pictures So
over over with 1T, an it will prevent flies
from settling b Pictures. Picture
frames &C.,
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A Ku Klu2 Among Us.

Attention. pray give, ef Il Ku klu1 ,ing,
In our ids', II live Ku Klux, that terrible
thiay.
Who ramhles in darkness, half mortal half
ghoul.
TIT ming night into day, like the omin Gus
owl;
Whom to conquer, it takes half the force
Of the nation.
And missiSe most potent they call procla-
nation.
| Our sap;eut Ruler declares that in sections.
Rebellion IS ri:e, and in certain directions,
We can well attest, and re tell it 10 you,
That park Of Artillery lato came to our
view,
So bold ls this XII Klux, he dcigns not to
Tho peop e well know it, you have but to
Not week has elapsed, this i. no falee
creation,
cart-load imported from some foreign
nation,
or boxes mysterious arrived al his door.
f"l' enough to supply all the District or
more
There were Masks a Ia hu Klux, enough
TO disguise '..'
All the imps in creation, saw with sur.
prise,
Guns, Trumpets and Swords, this most hor-
rible trute,
Had importetto teach young ideas 10 sh oot,
And Candies, and Bonbons, Of curious de,
Woe, ...
Which he gives almost gratis, 50 low is the
piice.
And thus he is arpang them up to tho
~ teeth, -
While TO such as possessed none, of ages
beneath,
, TIe fnrnisko,
h'e 'ho poor mite sinheru have yet learned
to f,raile,
ils ihnucnce extends thu. TO infants and
Far mischief exceeds Ger that OF old Abe's
WITH "a'llko Coniections which pop like a
gun,
lie still goes Oh armins them, each mo,h.
er's son,
Thus furnishing daily snch implement, dire
Io 'cnsIon our Juvenile rebs to stand Ere.
More depraved t!nnlhe savagestoo shoulI
you meet them
Ihey p"" on tteir Crackers, then turn
round anil cal Them
!" "'":s md tnstt@ 'hcy are Camibals
uni'r,
r"rnti n"hl.r' 'H..a",,h y Go"se With dei;cbt.
- H''" ..''..' WI: u tao i:lSl sign
Fih '".' ~ - '1!hv ''an ~, no n ,J,.rs.
They are u u ",a,,ed a. say,.cs ~, c,,,,
- the o,nd!e. '"'
rIf""' Fy have powHr 10 handle ladIe.
H"s' i"'rni o; rn,"r" pay ann,. u, o!.,.c.
ErU.
or such BARI frad r.ae;s r,n so,I yo,.
80 c!ccjnn ...t.- ..,
"ha h' harintsikc fear OF our chief ia hin
eyes '
Is Is making 'hije 'Jau,ey. a,,-,npi to arise,
Sns 1I,,.
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All Outrage TO Greatness,

The President Of the United Statos,
III Justice to himself and in honor
to the office be. holds, should order a
f1uad Of soldiers to be present at
every CIRCUS exhibition, theatrical
performance or minstrel entertain
ment in tho country. Not n day or
night passes in any city or large viii
lage but tho Chief Executive of this,
the best Government tho world ever
saw, is; insulted, bootcd at, made fun
Of and deridcd, even in land where
military power so long has been su-
Preme aHd where tho President, and
the President only is tho Govern.
ment. ..,..,l..,...
Let star uotor, O circus clown, or
tho funny man:of q minstrel troup,
a1lude directly,or indirectly to George
Washington, and tho audionoo at
once responds with grateful, pleu-
teous and delighted applause But
let ono Of these performers, a]ludo to
Grant, his presents, his relatives, his
drunkean oss, his iimbeoility, his de-
o,aalchory, his ,baldheadoduess, his ig-
~ ""So3 no oonccAt, ais Stuplulty,i ms
laundering, or anything concerning
him in tho way of a hit, and the au.
diencc, shouts with delightr-wbile
jtom every, part Of tho house com os
up such cries as, eco for him p'--.
Warm it to him l"--"Give him
Ii-ll p and ethor: expressions of flike
ena'ar'cF'g an h.f a.. .st"af"', n..
Let iwan name a blind pig, a
three legged mule,.a one legged Ran-
dsr,n little hurley bull, a raat pig, y
clgsr sign,, P drunken hummer or o
dish OF hash ip honor of President
Grant, end the people applaud At
once.
Now, thore isa romedy for all those
acts OF contempt. II The president be-
Ing the Government, can do no wrong,
cHen'if no can do no right. He owes
it to the country, if not to himself to
protect the greatness, grandeur, vir.
tueard integrity of his name. Ho