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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

D-lu the Queens speech proroguing Par
Lament, delivered on Saturday last the set
Element of the CONTROVERSY between Her
Majcstys government and the United States
in relation to the indirect claims is recognized
as of the first Importance. and the Queen re-
joices that the controversy has been ended in
a manner consistent with the views an
nounced to you at the opening of the session."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

Ex-senator Sumner denies that the cleo
ton of Horace Greeley would be return Of
the Democratic party to power" If Mr..
Summers statement were true it would imme.
diatcly cool the zeal of large army of Dem
ocratic workers having an eye single to the
chance Of serving the country in its most lu-
crative positions. Mr.. Sumner may be aware
If he ever omorges from the world which
his own personality completely Gls-there are
only two parties in the United States, the Re-
publican and the Democratic. One or the 9th.
er must succeed A national Republican de-
feat sends a Democratic majority into the
popular branch Of Congress, and largely in
creases the number Of Democratic Governors.
1t secures a division Of the Federal offices ac-
cordng to the relative strength Of the lib
eral Republicans aud Democrats comprising
the Greeley party. Mr.. Greeley's pledge to
this effect is on record in letter written to
Connecticut Democrat, Such an allotment
will give the Democrats nine out of every ten
places within the disposal of the General
Government. With the Republicans thus
driven out of influential official positions to
make room for Democrats the latter
controlling majority Of State governments,
also one branch Of Congress aud materially
reinforced in the other-how much does that
fall short of Democratic restoration? Carl
Schurz honestly admits he is outside Of the
Republican organization. He does not seek
to avoid his new allies If Charles Sumner
is not in the same category with the willy
German, whore is he politically
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

W Well done noble North Carolina On
your soil The first declaration of Independence
was made On your soil Jefferson Davis held
his last cabinet council, and the rebellion dis
solved On your soil has been won the first
great victory Of the campaign that is to make
us once more united people, You have pro-
nounced IN advance the verdict of nation !
IN Y. Tribune, Aug. g. 1872.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

Hon. W. c. Smith, of St. Adams, !. the
incumbent from this district 1t is under
stood that he declines denomination. Sew.
cral gentlemen have been named in counee.
tion with the succession. It is not i'm
probable that Hon. George W. lIendac, Of
Morrisyille, will finally receive the nomna.
ton. At least such are the indications at
present. He has, if mistake not, served in
both branches of the State Assembly, and
was in lS69-70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and
after the death Of Gov Wasbburn acting
Governor of the State He is man Of good
abilities and genial good fellow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

" The contemplate meanness of Mr.. Sum.
ner's letter is shown in nothing more than in
the sneer with which it asserts that Presi-
dent Grant fortunate in early patronage, be-
came a cadet at West Point and was eduea.
ted at the public expense" Is it then disrep-
utable to 60 to West Point2 One would
think that if the government ever got any
return for its expenditure Of this kind it was
in General Grants case. How was Mr..
Summers early lief Reared in the lap Of
aristooratic luxury, he lived life of elegant
ease until the people sent him to Washing
ton, and he has been supported ever since at
"the public expense"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

Matters appear to be less harmonious and
fortunate The district is at present repre-
scented by Hon Luke p Poland, Of st. Johns
bury--a man of experience wide influence
and signal ability Perhaps no man in the
House is more useful unless possibly Mr..
Dawes Of your State Beside doing the
general routine Of Congressional duty, he
hos often been honored and his State through
him, by his assignments to special duty Of an
important character, As Chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee aud as a member Of the
joint Ku-kux Committee be gave ample
proof Of the qualities Of his mind and Of his
fitness to be ranked with the foremost men in
Congress There is now pending an import.
ant measure, introduced by him, in the success
of which every member Of the legal profes.
sion and every magistrate in the land is in
terested. Whatever progress it has made i.
due entirely to him 1t has been his o watch
and cure for at every stage. 1t will SIN re.
quire care and involve much labor to make
It's advantages available 10 the country. Nc
man in or out Of Congress can so well do Obi.
work as he can. Bat besides being good pub
lie servant, he is also one of the most obliging
and faithful Of men to render the thousand and
one little services which the public are Away.
wanting. For these and other reasons not need
ful to name here, his friends in and out Of thC
district would regret exceedingly that he should
not be returned combination Of eonsid.
cradle strength against him has been deyel.
oped but it is not likely to avail much n the
ead
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

UI-The question whether man can vote
for Greeley and stil be Republican, mar.
rows itself down to about this Could man,
during the war, fight on the rebel side and
still be good Union soldier? Suppose when
Grant had been before Richmond brigade
or two had gone over to Lee, clasped hands
with the rebels over the bloody chasm, de.
clared that the time for reconciliation had
come, and turned their arms against their
former friends. They still claimed that they
were as much Union soldiers as ever. Would
that plea have been admitted Would they
not have been treated as desorters and trai.
tors ? And why is the man who to-day de.
serts the Republican paaty, and II found fight.
ing in the ranks Of the Democracy, be it
Charles Sumner or any lesser light in the
ranks, any less traitor to his party Sup
pose be still insists on wearing the blue in
stead of the gray, does that make him a
Union soldier while fighting in the rebel
ranks2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

' Was woman Zoo tn r. NuuOr wood
Was ever woman in this humor won't
i,n h9ye A9r-hut viii uet kecp hr ,ogg
with Col her conscience and these bars against mci
And 200 friend 90 bach mV suit with0l,
But the plain Devil Hnd assembling luohs'
lie looked at this time SO natural, just as
we had seen him nine years since, after the
battle Of Gettysburg, the surrender OF Nicks-
burg and The opening Of the Mississippi river.
At this time the attendants came into the
room, and the chief groomsmau, how he did
abuse the brides family Nothing in history
equalled the dishonesty Of her family and
friends aud he wished it to be distinctly I'm.
derstood that the husband the bridegroom
heretofore had been, was voucher for what
he cvermore should be- \ second cousin Of
the bride then manfuly and earnestly de-
Tended toe integrity of both friends and rola.
tons and especially her brother who carrie.
an empty coat sleeve. Although he said
nothing for the bride, She looked a volume oil
thanks for the kind words her cousin spok,
for her people.
Then came the marriage ceremony. L
was very short and in such low tones that al
was over before we commenced TO hear
There were no congratulations, no presents
no wreath nothing but the ring that Tam
many furnish ed but all was as sombre as
funeral, until it was found necessary to chang,
the wedding tour 1t was the intention oil
the new couple and their party to spend tn,
honeymoon in North Carolina, but telegram.
came pouring in from their friends there, of
ter the tickets were purchased, that then
houses were all closed and undergoing genera
repairs, and themselves off for tls river fol
salt and bathing The bride looked sadly
disappointed it came SO soon after the event
The husband looked terrible He did no
scold his young wife in public, but growled il
her ear that " the meager members Of hel
retinue saved great expense in tickets" Sh,
cast a longing look upon her Tuubridg,
cousin as lie left for home, and followed he
lord and master upon the new tour that wa
adopted to board round until they heard i
their friends were at home, before investn
in tickets. In one short hour there was moth
ing to be seen Of the party.
"But we heard them exsaim. theydrovo out of gl
The wedding Is over, and now comes the dshtn
If anything further occurs you shall know
of it. The general feeling is, "poor Doll
Warden, how in the world could you do so /!
Very respectfully,
N. EARNEST.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

1t is reported that Lester Wallack is
about to build a new uptown theatre in New
York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

D./-The Rhode Island Legislature has adop,
ted license law, placing the issue of ioen,
ses in the hands Of county commissioners
upon the recommendation of selcctmen, or il
accordance with the votes Of the towns, put
ting the price at from 500 to $500, and ro
curing of each licenseo bond of $1,000
Selling to minors or to persons to whom the
next of kin has forbidden sales is penal. The
law goes into effect on Il 18th Of September
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

The reasons for retaining Judge Poland in
his place in the House, are briefly stated
somewhat like this In years past the State
of Vermont has confessedy been a great
power in Congress, and this not from the
magnitude Of her interests, nor from the
number of her delegates, but purely from the
ability Of the delegates themselves. The
present delegation has enough of ability and
experience to maintain this prestige, and it
is manilestly for the interest of every Yer
monter to keep the delegation such that the
prestige shall be maintained.
Now comes Judge Steele and asks the peo-
pie to drop Poland and elect him. What's
the use2 Even oonceding that Steele is
equally as able and honest as Poland and no
one can claim more, and few would admit SO
much, il would take him (Steele) good many
years to attain Polaud's position and influence
in the House. Experience is of great value
IN legislative work so great as to over
balance the one term arguments which apply
so strongly to an executive office, and Steele
would have to learn by long experience, and
then make his reputation by work. Vermont
in Congress would not be what it is, and Yer.
monters would lose much and gain nothing
by the change. - Woodstock Posi-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14

D-A rumor has prevailed that Kentucky
held her election Monday. Mistake. Only
municipal elections. The regular democratic
ticket was defeated by large majority at the
Louisville city election, and the opposition
ticket, also democratic, was elected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14
The Second District.

The indications now point to a contest a
the upper end of the district, and we hope il
may be confined there. The prevalent feeling
in this section is in favor Of Judge Poland
and is well expressed by the Brattleborc
PbG'Hr Of last week, from which we copy
elsewhere. By the nomination of Judge Pc.
land we shall be very likely to save another
contest over the question of U. S. Senator,
and the best interests of this district will be
best served by this course, and we take it the
abilities and qualifications of Judge Poland
as much entitled him to reelection, as those
Of Senator Morrill,, who served us so well for
twelve years in the House. -Beilows Falls
Times
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-14
The NnntlnIs.


Editors Waicimaa 4. JovHal The long
talked Of and aDxiously looked for wedding
which has seemed inevitable to the match
makers of Orange county, came of, after the
usual askings, at this place on Wednesday,
August 9TH. That "mucbly' married and
as often deserted old branch Of what was
Democracy, led to the altar 1--WE almost said
by the halter the young and bashful maiden,
Dolly Warden" We visited the reception
rooms Of the bride elect and were surprised
TO fiud her accompanied by none of her own
family so young in years aud so evident
ly inexperienced, surrounded by attendants
strangers alike to themselves and to her! Her
innocence was simplicity itself but she claim
ed and received in the face Of all these em-
barrassmonts, the heartfelt pity Of all her
guests. For this she gave anguid smile,
but her eyes told how grateful she was for
sympathy BUTT was theremarks that could
not have escaped her hearing that caused the
long drawn signs We overheard some 49,
" Poor thing" and to think how many
times he has been married. and 90 the wretch
ed life be leads"
Here wc left " Miss Dolly" and started
in search of the bridegroom We found him
easily, and by himself looking older, with that
same hungry longing countcnancei none Of
The old assurance, but with all the craftiness
Of bycgone tines iIohad evidently heard Of
the preparation and readiness Of the bride
to surrender 10 his terms aud form Of mar
riage, for he used the same soiloquy that
Shakespeare makes the Duke Of Glosier in
Rinharl LII
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-18
Hydraslin Compound

- aIr.ot tOale aud hsAilh rsstOIibg Agtnl 10
L the organs Of generation, It tmPArIs VlsOT
aRd ,nsrgy, ltts rslsbls rsm-ay 1. syer-
Rst, rrbeA, a. we'll - ia al weak ned ditIous
VI the bladder aud u:iuary osgabs BY r-HsoL
Vt ats -Osdsrfsi power A. = u,-iIns tonic, Leu
sorrhsar supp esssd or pal fai msastraa.ion
weak asss, AceO1 tAsist D. drsgsiug or bsaiinS
sOrn set HgiVEs PsiLs 10 the region VI the kid
LeJ ., ur-IAtt.h VI ale ~suub, and W S.t discs
see 10 ~heh tns utvriae sy stsu 10 involved this
rs-sdy wall prove ble.s,hE To the Invalid.
(fro@ n Y. DtsPGtsh June 500
We have on several seeasiOn, rscommend,d
Dr.. Iulina's dydrAstih Con pound as an exec
'rnt rsssdy for Eiiury aud consequent d,ssssts
The loving BOtr Is ron = gent msE Of
shen have pers,n.i kSSWisdss 49, pe
ESOw that be but st..ss tbs fA-Is N his case:
sT,PLEr.s, StStss Island Jane ~ ~.
hssss b kElTH CO, No. ~ L bsrty st q,
For ,svsral ysHrs my health has been muea
impair d, kIdney diseases = d oeea'lonal At
taeks Of rheauG I'm bslbg the PfOhlns,t eau
ssi Having tried uaEy remedies With little
osnsht, heard Of "tuunn's bydrAsiin Com
y"usd.' wbeh. af,sr two months use, has IN
trrsly restored nv health therefore take
pl-H,ur, IN rreOam' nuiBg y'uT vslusi i ueoi-
aihs to any Ons sahsr,B \, ava Nou,s re-
'pvetiuiy, JOHN +. hOhAN
sold BY ~ Druggists. tIs,w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-18
THE BETRAYER o. CONFIDENCE

We he'd, 10 The Ch.oss" bte,. Oc,an
ls'aat ? pei 40 article c, p,.e 'roB aso h
er Grant paper, N, Auror. Beacon ,h,r.-.
ipg sIusbOdy 9Th pSbh.lioR some h =
eodi'' private letters etc. aud the Beac ~
uo'shzr- thus, Sbou, H.:
so. 'h'' 4. 'hs Lowest act Of msasbs..
ye' Pe'Psu't,d IN The do5swsrd steer Z .
once hoo0rsd aud respected E,Bdsusn. IA
saia 'est, NheB . .omGa Loses her ,has,i-
~ her -hole moral Ohs.a,t-r 4. Ro1.. H..
d ger ofSrors has away. been po,Gud At
ms BETA ~ Of cot bdsscs aid u % we'll !,
should be so. No ho,ed man can =, 7
Gai' Ii's 10 the ls.,t wbo Os,t, v. the con b !.
dsner oil ASot1'r. Men hsv, no, E,tvo,,.p
70 c'rss the memor, e JudA. I.c.i,i. and
they never ~hl ioSs.,."
II ihi' IL true in relation 70 The o.,. nm.
der consideration, vby lie /, 10, ,r,e !, r.l,.
noo TO The oOune H..hy pursued .hh
s'i. B'a'd.leJ's lsuerf Will som. Ha D..
ley ts sns..,y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-18
DR.. BIGELoW
coNFIpsNTIAL PHYSICIAN,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Hhas removed from No. l7s South CLARK St. cor
ner of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, CBIcA6o.
It ia well known By all readers Of the paper,
that DR.. C. BigsioW Is the eldest established
physician in Chicago, who has made the treat
nept Of all chronic and sexual difeases a EPe-
eialty. Science and experience have made Dr..
B. the most renowned SPECIALIST of the age,
honored by the press, esteemed Of the highest
medical attainments by all the medical in att
tutss of the day, having devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfecting rsmsoi les
thai will cure positively the worst eases OF
CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES of the
GEEITo URINARY ORGANS in both ssIea,
Seminal Weakness, producing EsrVsusnsss,
Aversion 10 Society, Impaired Vision, Loss Q
Memory and Manhood, perfectly cared. 1t ia
evident tb at one who confines himself to the
study OF certain diseases, treating Thousands Of
cases every year, must have grsstsT skill than
physician in q general practice. Read his MID
IcAL TREATIsR for ladies and gentlemen. Sent
free TO any address in sealed envelope. Consul
tation Free. The finest rooms in the city, with
Separate Parlors for ladies' and gentlemen. Call.
yea see only the Doctor. CorTespop denes Con.
fdential. Address all letters to DR.. C. BI6E-
Low, No. 4s4 State St Office hours from 9 A.
~. to 8 P. M Sundays P. NJ. TO 5.
E.B.-Ladiss, send for q descriptive circular
Of Pessarie Rsme5e, the best proven ton Of con
ception known. Sent to any address; enclose
stamp. isnl0 d4wIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-18

DIR. a. q. OLIN
nEelDk.hTIAL PH1 SICIAN,

900 Dtate Street, the longest engaged and most
successful Physician In the West, In the treat
ment OF ali PriUoie, Chronie and CTth0ry DtseG-
ses OF both sexes, without mercary. Hin tkii
as a specialist is unsurpassed in Chicago OF any
other city, having devoted twenty years TO tA,
sIuay ana tTeatn.Dt CT ali PklNA1k D1skA-
-sEs ana KERt oUs DkBlLlIi; The shietei
may consult blm with an assurance OF rehet
No matter who as fRtied, tell hlH your PrlVsts
tFoubIss, he cures cases given up BY othsrs
seminal weak ness the result Of cary indlteTe-
lions OF other causes, producing nervossnsEs
blotehes, plnpes en- the face, aversion to soele
ty, impaired vision, loss of memery, ana man
hood, Is permanently cured. 1t is seii-eviotnI
tn al physieiaD making q certain class CT dls
eases his study, and treating thousands of eases
yearly must acquire greater skin In his ape
cislity than one in general practice. Nan!
physicians recognising this fact, introduce pa
| tients TO DR.. olin for treatment. All neGieibe,
prepared in his OWE Laboratory, and sent every
where free from observation. Send stamp fer
circular.
TRUE MARRIAGE GUIDE.-Full infer
nation on mental and physical inca Pacity, i'm.
pediments to marriage, etc., in sealed plain en-
yelope. Price SO cents. All fen ale dificultie.
and irregularities treated with perfect success
Ladies, send for circular ON prevention. Con
snltation free and strictly confidential. Call OF
or address Pr. A. g. oLIN, sos State Street
Chicago, ILL., Office hours from .. m. to P
m. Sundays to liam. jAn20dwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-18
ladies, taxe Particular AOIiCe.
The Real Velpau Female Fills!
WARRANTED PRERCH,

These Pins, ~ celebrated OAay years ago IN
PARIS tof the ellie vi lem ale trrsguiartIes, and
.ftsrwaIds f0r then criminal p 10y uISnI ~ the
praeVee 81 sbortioI, nor offered tci sale Tor
%, prs. tune 20 merIca THsy have beet sept
o comparative obsCuuty IRON thr tAeI hat the
VI great SsAlth A. has sure ns5IentiOUrsPriH
e'Diss aad nAs aIthheia them from genera ass,
lest they should De snpl0yso for uHlaTtu par
poses
10 1y.rSoAinE ssuAls oSstrsetOns, Failing
VI toe WOno, nttos, dresb Sick ness, supp ss-
si0a Rstsntion OF lnmO lsrAts Flow " the
N BthIv OisrhArEeS. Nvrsous .n0 Spinal Ahse
fio0s, Palns o toe B.cA aod Liuss, FRtig1- %
Sigh sxeruUn Pa pitst,I Of The Hear Hys-
tsrics 4e. aud Wln effect cure sheb ell Of her
nSsns hAv, failed aud altHoGgt a powerful
remedy do DOT IRtAib eAiouei Antim ny, OF
snything nurtiEi to the constitution
To RED iAitst and young EIIls shO hAs,
aev-t bvsn regulated they are peou iArty suited
rhry ~dl 70 short time bring Oh tho monthly
p-r'Od With regularity
CAurtoS Married LAiisrsnouj d asvsr AXE
heu ~ber there iE snv reason 20 believe them
selves prrgaaht. for thsy will be sure 20 prod.S.
DiseArrisge
la ties enp prOoGrs box sealed from tie eye
yfths eGrioss bf enclosing zoe dollar aud STA
postage stamp. 10 ~ " MAc0NRER, Genera
.-ni fOr United States ant CaBadas ct A han,
. 80 -i--I $500 --qf'-'-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-18
IKE TKEN WANTED oFFIcE.r

lhI' eaPson e'n'AiS' the seJ-oo's 70 ins
whole Of The h fa'o Journal sriele' nPoS
Dr. IraesdAls' pGo i'htd les days slSee'
Ai's' The "~F vas over a4o me Dr' TAI
become r'co Al 70" sAPsnse q 'te R''''t-
meS'' A' TOE q H'"N 'A''eJ 'A''A uH'es' Dc
r'A'so 40 once DC more Ts 's''S' ~ -
th'' Ar'''e' Ano '' P'e's1's1 A1'0'i' '0s
more 'a0f'ush! We arc '''s'oesa 70" "
we a,e'A'sa 0J SINE 'OO' U ''na o. ~
IeJ' ID Ne OF ni' 'l's"1' 'A'"A '"'' -"
gHe Aey'hiag 10 N" e"b'es' " 'sS' Va
lar aSo anaasy course '""Afss W. AfSe'-
dale ls' 'eem Par'ns ~
A1'he ums relsrr'd 'o-H the close oil
the "sr-'es DR.. vas postmaster ssrs. D'i
he Ae' Ike mao -1o ~A' greedy Tor 0ihesE
Dad be rJ 70 secure 'fhtsr Did be "'hsE
want othes, ~ the Journal falsely Ss.e.IS
II so wssrs is The eiisSe1 Of IL TO be
found ? What did he do? Like . geDsr,u
aud HBssI6sh nAn he gave up the pOsI
oHcs 10 J.hI b. asulsy. Does this lock
a. though the DE-. is the greed, kunsry,
uerosnary mao thai be IL rep ss.atsd TO Us
b. sbs JouraaiY Is.tssd .. wanting IN
osies be gave the ons he h.d 70 II Wiley
Gao a Case of lbsrNny ,ues a. the u
found ~ The ifs OF Soy OSs OF Dr. lru-,-.
dAls's trsdursrs Did John b. ds-lsy, ever
IN all his Iye, sbsu any sigbs OF thi. s5rt Of
msgnAninuy2 IL hm frisnds have . case
let them tr,nF il out, AID Ne will siss II
proUiSsnSe 10 1nE ARsrs When the D..
was postmaster The salary Of the SfhSs was
small AZ soon As IL VAS increased 20 .
paying hxure hApley wanted u, begged the
Dr. wnh tears in bis eyes, 10 let him have
A. AID the DIR. gave to him
Duh Ee no" propose 70 pursue
hm subject little further, since
We are into H. 10 1865. many oil Tbs
'sao'ns SHo lnuuennAi hrPS0iesos IN I'M
e'as'J 0Isto A'f' lioeSoA'e 70 DC q ea0o'
oA'e Tor congress. lnsse ir'eno' we're 81
pressing IN tber im Pohan'lsS 'nH 'hey e1
'0f'eo Ho" nj" Pr0m'se 'nA' ns "0o'O
e0n''o'r 'ne qur''oh II" h'o every As
"AD'e MS ~ eo"'" OA''S 'n' 0'u"''' rs
sOO' ''u"u - OO' 10 -e'' W NV
SH1 's'0usN' NJ" "euo'DS '" " :
' " 20 ~D' "'"' As ''' ~ W.
'uOs'' VI us h'Af'' % gave way AHo 1911
% uA' % lar 'n' cOa"J vas con
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-18
1nNnaANr OF DISHONEST

There vas . time when the Aledo Record
bad some ca N TO intelligence aLd resp.cl
ability, bot We fear that this has not been
true Of that paper aimee Mr.. Reed left il.
Any editor Who prints the pretended extract
from MIR. Grteltyis PusbOrgh sPseoh, aa
the Record does, every VI, ek, is either iRntr
act OF dishoo st; sitttr fool or q &C 'ood-
rel. Ths. extract is forgery aud Ease
hood and the editor Who d, ca not know il a
Tool; vkiIs toe editor who does buo~ il and
then A,,emP" 10 impose il Upon hi, reader.
a. true, is q scouudrel. We are sorry t,
think the present PrOPrie'Ors Of the Recod
are siIher, aud IL will te their oWn fault II
a ter lhis th-y arr 40 considered.