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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
S6arrisbmrA, ASa.. TDnnerftaa, December q, 1878.
poelie.
8atte 3eiten.

Gs ilisi anb feufsst alls WsIt;
Dts f&Is&t tie 3siten. pis rar tas @sIp,
Der Sanbslsmann fibIt srrbs wsin,
DEM Niemanb falfs au sablsn sin.
Der aaufmann bat Der 9unbs s'nus
Do& Isibr fsb'a fie aa' I'm BUD!
Nn 9Oartsrs fsbIfs In tsinsm Saus,
Do& nit BEN aoassIu fsbi's f&kat aus.
DIR Drudtr. Der tas sanje Sabr
8ir hins asfsr aei6is mar,
Der iiets fir tbrsn @tif seGo,st
llus man&ss giet,Iiatr ssborst;
sBis traurla sstt's BEN armen Mann2
3lopft n tiamal fir 3abluns an,
Da bstbfs, NO @Oit. bas bumm. glatt
"Das INNER aIte WiBs BAT,
Die lansf mir aae iaOu ssbbli,
81 III has pieIe @slp nitt psribw
90 bDrt sr @isls T& tellassn;
D0& iOatn ile bic Wab,bsit lassn,
90 ih's has SIait ni&t mas mibfGai.
gfur tab br Drudtr wil lsin @tlp;
llnS unisr ,wanris fnb iaum aat.
Die itre 8s&nuns atssmaat.
limb mic ssm Drudsr s,bt IS anbrn.
Die NIT 'asm ersbsn 8s&nunsspad
Bon pcntlus au ViIatus waneern
limb ioninen beim nit letrsm Cad.
W untsrlisst iaum sinsn .3wsifsI,
Dab allts @slb total ,um 81!
81 absr irssnbpu elm Ball,
Da anbsrt plSBIi& I& br Baa,
Da lsbt man ni@is aIs nrue aIsitr,
3u Mtttm fcmmsn faum bic S&nsibn,
Da fiillt man i& bic Yodstbitr,
Da Tnbsu f& 9anInotsu Elm,
Da mBGte germ Srr-itin!
limb i&aut man Ibsnts burG bic S&ritsn,
Wo gBirib. ibr @si&aft bsirsibsn,
Da pirb 70 siuem pISsli& tIaI
Dab bod nod @sIo sorbaubsn mar,
llnb saB bic 3sit ni&t gang 70 1&Isgtt,
Da tpirS sstrsaiet unb ss,s&t
gDrb pnoele unb 8asatsll sslpisIt;
Da pirb chamber gar pisl er,abIt,
gBts bart bic .3sit unb rar biS 0tlt,
unb al Der Wanb IitR man nit gua:
@eborst ,ptrp ni&t! Isrms eaib! glc 1rul
Drum ssbt man ipat 6osI na& Saus,
Den lisbsn @irtb sabIt man 70 aus,
DIR aauhmanm, 9uti&u, Sadsr, S6ueios
Die borssn ia nod sipas wsitr!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
Sekr pInfah :

Se5r einfa9. - Gin Grocer fraate
strsn &anitlsr, Oh Btlbtau.ret (Hwis.
rtS fet.
@an3 une gar ni&t, antwortete bieler,
na nstmtn Ste blos stnsn War, ,ortlob
stnsn Wletfel nnb 6ammer, uup BAN.
m.rn al ben MarmOr neg, ben @i.
nt&t brautheu. - 81
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Die GebiIoste.-Stre Gquipass tf
pra&tppa.
Wt@t mabr2 Nein Mann wpllle
anar stnsn JeuilIston fauisn. aber fur.
s'ne Gamlts aiebt ts ntdtts YrafttfGe.
res, ale vtnen pterllbtaen 4alauer.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Sie quito 9o9ter. .Darunr ftauf
otnn Du Dt& INNER 70 um, lt.bs Sod.
ter. psnn wts In 9sflliaait Rnb 7"
IRA. ia. nm einen S&wisssrioian fir
DID, papad'tu, ftau' Id mth uni |"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

S4on bcrfeben.-(Sn Der Dyer, stn
6srr fstnsm WaHtar bas 5lrtbut rsts
bsub): ,Rann Id 9tntn pamit biss
nsn2"
sd banft StHsn, msine Grau bat
mtr ben 1trt fhOn oOr bsm 1tsatsr
gsltGsn."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

sosltt Wdnnsr ttnmorestsn. oesr ale
Vtttler tn pte wtttt gBelt triebsn, uno
9tsris. wis 5pdnsn, tes Baterlanpts
Wart psrihlanSsn. Grin 6ae tannt,
htne @rsn3sn. S.in psr5petss Qsb.n
MAR btel.m pali.. Der Nade unp Der
&stiun9 res 8atsrlanbes auf INNER
stwtibt. Sa Oraatsn's bot.m @dRs
fab W,lm ben stn3tasn. ben isbt.u Goif.
nungsantsr ltints Bolts. Mn ibu banb
ttn eisbs uao @ntltlub. Nm l.tn,r
Sstte itrttt sr. uuo Srantsn srtannte
TIN unr bt,lt tbn bod. Strablsn mar
oarum nur IN 8ranfreih ssbltsbsn. w.tl
Otanttn bltsb. uno ais tr ttns asfabt.
pous Nsiie ubsr WSmp,Igarp tnS 8a.
erlauo autrat. ba mar Ytlm sinsr Der
Uttr @ttrtutp. pte, bts Yt,mJrn Wtiap.
rem tbtiltnb, tspr Irltlams duBretle NIT
tbm antraisI nno 8ladltt init tbm In
Diutnburs anlanstsn.
(Enxtf.b,.. E,t
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

S6- Der GaIHsR fur BITE Snumittis
Ssn asitr etflss gitattss III tsb { ferits.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Sob BON Naron Rttter. Gfa. =
Vim Disnltaa ben II. November. Worarns I'M
8 llbr petltitb In lsinu Wobnung, gtro. 1872
veun ShaBf. Htabtna. Serr Marpu Sitter i'm
58lten 9sbsnsilbre. Mm Greitag Mbsnb iupor
baite CT stnem S6reinsr bii fintr Mrbeit I'm
Sauls stbOlftn, unb ais CT ii6 bic SGubs wultt.
fibIis sr bns Ssrannabrn ttnes SGaeaniaass
unb iaaie 1u feinsr @tmabIin is lolls lid ni&t
btunrubisrn, fillS rr ftanf wiifbf. IrpBbtm
bab GrStli6e Sllft iofOrt .btrtsissruftn unb
ibm Sur Nter 9tlaiIfu Wurbt. SstIor rr bod
baIo bas Ycwu6tfin unb bIisb 70 bis lur
Stunbe ieinsS Iobss.
Dst 0nltorbsnt mar Der 1pbn hes MGib.
9Otn Hiitsr unb ltrnie has DrudsrgslGlfl In
lstueS Vatrr5 ,.Ablr".Sffee. Wis has @e-
ItGfi In bic SGnoe te5 Seraort. Nidttr HsbIfr
ilteraina, 400 r it 1oul aftiSsn Mnibsil an
bsmlslben 5uriid, ob0Isit er INNER nod ben
lfbbafitfsn Inibsil an ttm 0resibtn bsr Bet.
iunB nabm. Or mar stn pruuilUIr Wdnn
Son aubtrcrSentlit btlhtibtuem Nufireisu,
atsr btnnod fatf Ia {tintn lltbtrisuaungen
unb ftit In isintn @nti&liilTsn. Seine psiea
Wife btr Wcblibdtigfsit iutte er lor9iaItig ppr
ben Mussn ber OtftntIi6ftit su ptrtsrasn, UNI
10 ttsftr pnrben lle non ten 9mpfGnasrn o.,
fablt bic lsiusn QBsgsana itmr,lit tsfasen
wrrbfn. YIN BEN 1oriitritt unb @tbribfn
unirsr Stabt nabm CT ben rssfsn Inibsil unb
manGss prosreilue Wrf erfreute Gb ftinsr
tbaiissn llntrfapuns. Ssin Sob wirb nidi
nur pon tintm arobtn Srsile bon 8ermanbtsn
unb 6reunesn, foubtrn ron bfr ganjsu Sc.
msinps be'!aet-@blsr.
Die GeSammt3abI Der int Wfonat
Muauit In europa btfannt atporbenfn
SGiTspsrluife bfIGufi iit auf f82, barunttr
t70 SsssIidife une IL Dampii&ifs; eitle
Verlufe psrtteilen f& pie foIst: Ssesi&iift
auf Ste SsrlaGsn 6, stfunfen gum 8Olse BON
Gcaifou 2G, ssisnte,t Q, atfranbtt uub mad
t29. epnbemnrt unb Serfauft 8, burt 8tutr
,rr1Grt 2. pnltolltn g.. ,ulammsn t76 Ss.
ssIf&i6s. Eampi&ife seiunf'n 0um Gbstl
In Golae BON GoIlilion) 3. ssilrantei unD tprad
8. tur& Gsuer ssrliUrt 1, iufammen 10 S6iifs.
Der NaticnalitGt nod Ssitbetlen Fd tisis
8erIuRe auf folgtnbe 2anber: GngIano 1i8
Ssself&iffe, 10 Dampfi&iHs. 0raufrst& Is
Ststlftiffe. Der. Siaattn 10, 9foripsgsn Z.
Deutftlanb 4, Soqanb 3, @risGsnlanb g
Guatemala 2, StaIitn 2, portugal 2, 3tubIans
Q, Spanisn 1 Sesslftid, DampfibiL S@ipi.
ben SsseIl&iff. 1 Dampf(tiiT. StiirrsiG.
GbiIt Wlearaoua nnb Ihrtet ie Srself&if.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

- SaeOb: 9ans. bdlia NJ ttns
3sttunss
3ans: Nss, wsnu I a 3,ttung 'la
wta. ba sst' talt tn's Dirttsbau q
trint a paar @las Bier unb babh fam
I s'nus lsfa.
SaeOb: Nun, ba fommt Dir bas Bet.
tunsslsisn bod tteusr?
6ans: @an, unb gar net. 8 matt
bis mt Stmaab treat'b.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
&frifa.

aonbon, q. YlOp. Dspti&tn an
bic 8ssteruns BON Der aitante..Grpe-
ottton In Gfrtfa asbsn an, pab bis 5rup-
pen bss Cir Garnet Ooissiep bic
4ftaatets bet Dnnquat am 27. Oltpber
i&laasn. Die gsrluae wartn auf bel.
ben Sfiitn Sering.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
Dte
Ydplbanifde Staats3eituns,
Serausgsgeben BOT,

GEoRGE RIPPER, Box 10,
s;it isbsn DOnnerifas, unb fclfst -. 90
pr :, sabltar tnnerbalb besSabres, unb
e2D rad WerFub bfs Sabreanes.
Slne Gremplaren, 3 EentS per Stiid.
q Slblcriptionen pfrben fir tpeniger
al5ps Wcnaten angenoninien, aud fann
WiaS bas 9latt abbsfsllen bio ale Rad-
Ri1f3ablt llnb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
Sie haben iih ocnirt. - On Il,

Sic baben fi4 8enirt. - Su elmer
2oHttiHule wurbe oas Dunrer Der
SpstlunS BON 5000 &ann tslproaen.
Der eebrer wt.s auf bic uns,tlatlttt.it
ptsiss Numbers bin unp frasts snbltt {:
"gBsiB rsnn Ssmanp pom gut, mit bas
3usssansen tit. bab 5000 Wann pun 70
msntS 8titsn unp Bruosn fatt ssppr.
ben tnp5" Da tdlt tin tlsinss Ndt.
den rem Singer In bic 55te. ,glun
instn &tno I" "Ste babsn ft 9sntrt,
9srr Qebrsr."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Ginit fam Elm S.asrrsi&.r ,u etn.m
Grsh. Doctor. fa8te sr, I Tam nit
i&lafen.
Nsbmsn Gle Bdbsr, psri.bte bisItr.
Der Stasrrstter sutitrntt RG unb
uabm Ddbsr. AGt Sage ipiter tam sr
i&cn tpisbsr.
DoftOr, wtsbsrtOIte r, 1 fam nit
l&lafen.
50 sebe Stnsn mas, psrIebtt b.r
ar,t, unb ssrf6ttsb ibm Opium. bas
aud btr 8seultigs Yattent psrf&ludts.
,N&t Gage ipatsr fam sr misber.
seoftor, I fam nit Ihlaftn.
Qb,.. batsn Gle esnn aud 8atsr &C..
nommsn
Sa.
auds mas Id ,9bnsn usrf&rtsbsn babe 2
So.
Gum 2suf,l ab.~ au@, mas babsn
Ste bsnn2
8 bo0b Roanssn, o,, 'hbis faltbIdits
Der Sefr.thr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Sas Usripreden. --@iaubtg.r:
9err Ste fGstnen gang psrssGtn 3u
taben tab Ste mir nod 100 Italtr
f&ulpts Rno!
| @laubt8er: Dur&aus nidt. msin
@abrtsl.sr; td trtnusr. mtt tasltt IA.
ran unb Id wsrrs fosar-mt& en- ls "a.
ran erlnnern.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

8erafsmabl. Gag mir bod Yept,
nae wtuf psnn Du ttnmat msrpen2
So, bte Mama 1ast tmmsr, Dept,
Du wtra stnmal psrftlbs aump p!s
Dein Wapa!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

3ur Naturaei6i9te.- qstr.r: So.
bann. fas' mtr stniae 5ruGtbdume!
Shaltr: Der Npfelbaum, Der Btrn.
baum, tsr 2irf&boum.
aetrer: Gut; Du S5rs. slnise un.
fru&tbau.
S&hler: DER Stammbaum, Der
S&logtaum unb Der Yurjslbaum.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
0ommerfa8s

UNI llpr Na6mitta8s BON Weip>yprf nat PAM
burg abfabrsn.
gaffase-yreifu
Son Nerp@Oorf na6 Nlnmoutb,
0oncon, Gberbour9, uno
Sambnr9:
Goia, Obnn Gallon $40
y Sa'"'s. J tlntsrr SaIpn ~
8on Sambur9 unO Sapre na1
gletpsYorf:
'eaIaH' lntsrr Salon u
9wil&snbed 40
(Jablbar In @olb.)
8inber swifden unb 10 Sabrtn bic SdIfts.-
igllle incl. 8tf6fisuns).
Retpurs3idetS ju ermaBigtsn yreiGsn.
gBesen YaIfage In bielsn Sampfsrn wenbe man
III In MetpDyJprf an bic Generality a1ass- -Mssn>
tea Der Ginie.
6. y. &tdjaro & 8oas,
30, CT .grrabwas, asbsn abams GrprsB. Cont
panp's Sft1.
pbsr an:
s. W. Qissmann,
No. 1l2 Mary Matp
otter an:
SarrtSburG pd.
y. 6. Manninger,
&ancafer "a.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
Die gr6ste Derbrettuna.

pie sr6ete Derbreituns.
circulation Der npennfYIpautf&e
9 tS. S.3tttung" In Daupbin County
IN jer ais bic irseno elmer anberen tn Bar.
risB secrudiea beuti6en ober enslilten Bet
tut Sis bietst besbaIb bic bette @eIegenbeii,
AHfn In bisism IbsiIe bfs Staates cine
peBerbrsituna au psrldaTsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
Bssweiisr fir &eiieaoe.

.Eniploanta Central Gtlenbabn.
&c r:halisn pas pennlYlsania Gtlenbabn
d ~ Sarri5bura taglit rie fplat.
2lu uno nat NODrmber 2, 1873,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Wcnat NfcDember. - Ger Nopsmbsr
fiibri ffinsn glamtn non BEN laiftniI&sn @cr-
ie ,Novem" (Ntun), neil CT bet ben &Omrrn
als neuuier Wpnat bee Satrfs gait. Die al.
ten S&riftleasr bisBtn tbn .,Winp. unb &sif,
Spsnser. Sonoerlins, miirrtl&ea @ei,llsn,
Ssulsr Wsstabusr uub 8prbpitH hss WintsIs
~
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
SpQnien.

Dopomme. Fl. ytop. Don MlIon.
10, Der Brubsr bss Don Carlos, wuree
sum @snsraIltfFmus Der sarliaII&.u
Mrmse trnannt.
70 III bier bic Na&ri&t boa Der sou-
fane'ssn gerntttuns elmer 400 Manm
tartsa republilani1Hen abtbeiluna In
esr DtoStn, Glmsrta sinastroftn. Die
stuts purbsn BON ben GarIilsn ttsiIs
9efangen gtnommen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
Der s&abe f$nsut ben Sftil bonn iiraffsn 30.

gfH,
Derlelte fault unb t6nt ipie 0rabes. 2ieb;
Sfon finb bts Sainss Sdneer rpssssipssn,
Sdon tn Der &eiS Der GIurtn abssbliIbt;
S&pn rtssn f& bic aufSetbhrmitn Dcasn,
Wttl 8oreas Nib burt bic Qlfte stebt.
Der @siis nur Ssriisbt bas bisl 40 trtffsn,
gr Idbt itd burh fsin falfats 8isnbpsrf aiIm,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

II taught In thorough and scientific manner
drst With most simple transacttOus
from which TO make up aud arrange sees Of books,
ard gradually fncreas1ng 70 the most dlfcult that
can occur In any department of trade.
The system Of initiation Is peculiar TO this 1nsttu
tiOn and dOea away with the kong days and hours Of
WORKING IN the dark that most students experience
when Initiated b. The old system. and consists OF
IL study 81 De general theory and ohjecs Of
kkeeplg, togsfher with description Of the three
main books Of double entry, Q. Dayboek, Journal.
and Ledger, lss8f s
a. study and examination OF the theory Oiled
eer accounts followed by examples Of isolated 40
counts worked by students. showing how, by the
syAem 81 Dshts and Credita. tbs Resources, Labtl-
ties Losses and Gains OF business asceFtaned.
a. The ecience ofdouble entry bookkeeping ex-
planned its results demonstrated by ample black
board illustration, and principles axed upon the
mind Of the student by test examples. These exam
pies are given until the teacher Is ay satisfied that
he theory has been comprehended by the pupils,
and until upon given TDal Balances and inventories
they can make . complete statement OF the stand
ing of business. Next comes
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25
Commercial Arithmetic Depart.
ment.

However well versed In the science of accounts.
II lacking In ability 10 make rapidly and with
urTiug accuracy, during the hurry ana pfc9s OF
business, oil the various commercial calculations
that for large part Of the accountants work he
= Of course anhi DOR sHch position. The failure Is
almost Invariably fcund % be 70 the foundation
work OF addition and multipltcation. In mot bslng
able TO grasp At sight the results ofcertau combin-
sttons OF figures and know that the work u cofrecs
without REORGANIZATION.
To aocompllsh thts, the rapid addition Of single
and double colnmns, and the multiplication Of any
quantity by tU0 or thrse multiplying hgures, writ
ing the entire product q once without the nse Of
partial pfoducts ID 0fst thoroughly illustrated and
explained. The astonishing rApfdity with which
thk work ID dome BY Prof Montague, seems ct hrat
beyond acquisition by the many, but when carefully
and thcroa9hiy drilled fsom ne foundasisn, youns
may acquire this 10 degree that 3 refnarkable.
BY these most thorough drills thai are continued
throughout the course the student becomes hum
dred fold rapid and accurate In all his cempu-
tations In WORKING interest, and the various
sppisatsons q percentsge similar contractions and
rapid methods Of calculations. that invaluable
70 business man, are introduced. As new classes
are Iosmed every rev weeksi each student may be
work In the other Departments Is conducted indi-
vtdually, without classification, each one may give
to this department whatever time IL necessary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25
SHERIPr SALE.

Ey virtue OF . special execution 20 me d.
Fected. issued from the of1c1 Of the tlerk Of
Cedar and state OF Iowa, Ii fAvor 81 WIlliep
h TuthiIl and against r. Dentng and Day.
export 4 81 Paul r. r. Co. I have levied
~ the ss1d II. peming and Davenport 4 81.
Paul r. r. Co, to wit;
! LOIS namber one ~ and two % in block
nUmher 1ve 81 In the town OF Massillon. Co
lar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for safe ct tle
Court House door. In the town Of Upton. In
6nid county, on Saturday, the % dag a.
JA0uAsy. A. y. IS74, At one o'clock p. =. Of
nd day, 10 satisfy said execution and costs
NAT may accrue thereon. 8 Ya "a
: DaAAd this LIST day Of Dec, 4. .. lgz1.
JOHN D, 1HEARE@,
AwS0 Sheriff Of CEDAR county, lows.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25
LIsr or oIYTSs
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Tne chances tOr GlIt are as one 70 HvS.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, 80; Halves, IS; Tenths.
for $500; M Tickets for 81 900; lib Whole
Tickets for 5000; n Whole Tickets for el0,-
0O0. No discount on less than $500 worth OF
tickets.
The Fourth Gin Concert win be conducted
in all respects like the three which have al
Is iesrne ned ko xen circuiarsi Which viii Is
oent free from the ONCE to all who apply
for them.
Orde n for tickets and applications for
agencies will be attended to In the order
they ara received, and II is hoped they will
Be cent In promptly, that there may BE- no
disappointment or delay in nlling all. Lib
erai terms given to those who buy to sell
N4~ip. All agents ara peremDtorially re-
ouired 70 settle up their accounts and re-
turn all unsold tickets by the Goth day Of
March.
THOS. z. DRAlLETTE.
Agt Pub Library. Louisville, Ky
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25
General o. o. Howard.

A few days ago Fernando Wood No.
newsd the bitter attack on Gen. o. o.
Howard which he commenced In the
Forty-dnt Congress, and attempted
to commit ths Hounst - . condsmna-
ton Of the ahsent ssldisE without OPP
portu nifty fos : defense. M Dawes
pronnpfly moved such unInstructsd ~
ferencs - y usual In such Co., and
the House. by large majority. sus-
tanned the motion.
While tho numerous personal
n1on1sof Gen. Howard throughout
ekcsantsy would appreciate malicious
a0lkcks upon his character. al they
ask and Gil he himself demands ID
an impartial investigation Of the char
npnninst him.
Z peano3Gn for this renewed
1vsnnD eovard Gen. Howard
4 = De4oefatic nswspspsrs and
Legislators b found In recent commun.
ioations Of the Secretary Of War and
the Attorney General, wherein the
accounts Of the Freedman's Bursau
show An apparent los on old accounts
q shout SOC, 600. The Attorney Gen
eral assumes that Gen. Howard 10 Pc
cuniaxly rasponsibls for thsss alleged
loasoa, though 10 rsaseaahls man sap
poos Tt : penny ofths amount was
held By Gen. Howard dishonestly.-
The charges Of malfeasance are sub
stantially those which were disproved
before . large and intelligent commit.
tse Of the House Of Representative In
1870. The committee not only exon
Grated Gen. Howard, but eulogized
him. Itvas On the occasion Il the
discussion Of their report that the Hon.
Washington Townsend, of Pennsylva-
mia, administsfsd 20 Fernando Wood
(the bitter assaiiant Of Gen. Howard
and mover Of the investigatiOn) snch
el11ellation = will b rsmembssed
by the ex-Mayor Of New York until
his dying day, As . military court.
such - Gen. Howard hes demanded.
cannot cit upon his case on account Of
Some legal tschnicslitiss. these accu-
sations are again spesad before the trib-
unal which has already passed upon
Them, and again published to the
cnnptxy thzD0gh pzsss kilograms. -
Gen. Howard asks no shield. He will
intssposs no obstacle to tho frss
couEpe Of Investigation Into his own
condnct "a bprsnp oflcer Or thas Of
his subof6 ia6tse. The sly insinus-
tion1 t16spssial o. . csssain Chi
cago paper that his friends feared"
further developments, q they 1.-THE do.
velopments) could but "hurt his rep.
utation - Christian soldier" was,
a. course, the work ofa personal enc
my q Waehingten { Gen. Howard
hes not only had clean hands - re-
tasds pubIss money. but hes conscisn-
tio0sly and generously applied his
private fortune for tho benefit Of the
Aosptsed race with whom his name
hes been 10 long Unidentified. His
bureau work having been accomplst-
-, he applied recently to Gen. 6hsr-
man for IN assignmsnt 70 actiye duty,
and received Q most cordial reply. BE
has rspnee1ly demoustlatsd that he
empey tQeeve dos not unit him Tor
duty In the Geld or once.
We trust the Military Committee.
20 whom this subject has been ssnk
viii discharge their duty faithfully,
a4a a isrsgulasity y de6Alcatiossl
z nbfsp, TT the ssAnaS Vim
IL v6af6 Il bsloues.-Lnser.Ocean.
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= - 40 8
wFiii nal1s III stsad 6tsks psrm - ~
sasseU1sse. enc mile vsse e Tipion. At !. S,
1hlrty.1ve Dellass - lDaare;
aeeg due uhsa Ne leass = known % b In
DEgCRlrTis1N.
JOCK 10 . hsan1ir1l 1ape1D Uny In oulne,
high. Snd teiShinx no pcanda. with plenty
ofboae au4 annstance. and for aiaes yle and.
bsanty Of Aniah challenge competition.
aSah EsEDIGI1EE. ~ at es3a
JOCK was bred BY John Young = necfhsvs.
snd Dam. csd sold 10 II G. Fsrout. 81 Hma,
Qhio who lmported HIN g the untted
9satss wesn .enty-ons months OLD; xss
model Of 8 dlaft horse, and Ms equal he's new
q been frand in any ring wher6 he hasb eea
exhihltod for = premium he carried - ~ 81
a. fcr parsness OF blood, for style Of foot
o. the United states. Old Jock IL . beauti-
fua iron .grAy. In color. l53 hands high:
and weighs no pounds, and r. as perfect oil
ovef ~ pony q banda.
=: Fan g sosf Is ys.a e. sss sss
side, and otherwise She Is msrs crossed 81 Inc
esCssss Il tie world. As Or sfyle bone and Ssssty
sheoan't be beat. Her height = ~ han1s, weight
S. IS s "a az. 81 Sss 81 dr.
ard whea mat1Fed VIII BE- be1ter horse thAn Nh
sire During thirty years expsslence In the Import
make = goa A's'e = a s5h Nv T5 t6aSs co.
deem any further comment n aSsYSscsGcS IA 5ock
unnononnnfT n he n here 20 ohoW fof himqn1k S
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! Et2fV y6a1 MmeoDes the p0Pu1eri-
1vofthis valaahae Hair FfepaFstion I;
MA h due 70 meEit aloae. We
can assure or Old patrons that Il =
kept fully up 70 ID hgA standard;
md It b Tho oily rsliH1le - pss1ect-
ed preparsGica ~ rsseoslng 0.Ar
on fADED Han 20 IT, youthful color,
making it sofs, lasaEou4 - 6l.en.
The scalp By its ssA becomes white
and clean. fspsnoeGsan sruptions
and dandruG and, b iss tonic prop
critics, prevents The hair ION Milling
out, q it stinulates and nouri.hes
the hair-1lmdG Dy tsseA the mar
grows thicker and stronger. In
6aldnesA & restores - capillary
elands q thsir nxznal vigoe, and
Win crsats . nsw growth eEcsps in
extreme old 20. Il = To most eco
nomical Ham DR1BURo ove9 used,
q Il requirss Aswsr applications,
and gives tho hair . splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. HayeA ND,
State Assaysrof aasachusettA saNb
aThe oonsiiEasnts sze p1re, and care
fully selected lbr excsllent quality;
and / consider Il ths Bnsr PW1A-
RATION fbr its intended pupcsesl'
apas.vs10m4ls - 0.1sds1 es.
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Of Chronic and Acute rheumatism. Neural
gA, Lumbago Sciatica. Kidney, and Nerv-
GUS Diseases, after years Of suffering. ~
takins Dr. Filters veestabee akevM1f1e STueI-
the scientific discovery OF J. r. FILTER. j.. DIS
o gaiar graduate physician, with whom
we are personally acquainted. who has f0r
- years treated these diseases exciusively
with astonishing results. We believe II our
christian duty, after elaboration, to con-
sctentiousiy request sufferers to use IL, 60
peciaI1y persons In moderate circumstan-
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money on worthless mixtures. Az clergy.
men we seriously feel the deep respOnefbil.
tty resting on ms in publicy endorsing this
medicine. But our knowledge and expert
once OF its remarkable merit fully justfdes
car action. Rev H Ewing. Medine, Psnn'e
suffered sixteen years. became hopeless
Rev Thomas Murphy, y. D., Frank fort
Philed,e. Heg J 3 Davis, H!S5tstow.n, y. }.
Rev Buchanan. Clarence, Iowa. Alexan.
der Balm, stanwood, Iowa. Rev q @ Smith,
Ptttsford, New York. Rev Joseph Beggs,
Fails Church. Philadelphia. Other testiInO-
niais from 6enatorr. Governors, JudGee,
congressman, Physicians. DE-, forwarded
gratis With pamphlet explaining these die.
esses. One thousand doliars will be presentsd
TO any medicine Tor same diseases Allowing
equal merit under test, ~ that can produce
son sending BY letter description ofafniction
tee, naming the number OF bottles 10 cure,
msnt Of It's failure 20 cure. AMicted invited
10 write 70 DIR. Filter, Philadelphia. His
valuable advice costs nothing. ly49
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