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1 FATE OF WIsC0NSsN-nauir
| y GOunty In Probate.

- County n Probate.
In the matter Of the proof and prob1te of
the last will and testament Of Elizabeth
Lawrence deceased. late ct the county of
Nanitowoc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur-
porting 10 be the last Will and Testament Of
Elizabeth Lawrence deceased. late nf the
county Of Maniioxoc h - been filed in this Of
fee; and where's application has been made
byIsabelleLa~rencep praying that the same he
proven and admitted to probate according to
he laws Ofthis tate
Therefore it is ordered thst said appli,a-
zion be heard before me at the probate Off e
in the city of Manitowoc in said county, On
the 18th day Of January 4. d. 1878 a. 10
O'Clock M
AMI it Is further ordered, that notice shall
be given to all persons interested in said
will, Of the time and place of said hearing.
by publication in the Nanitowcc PILOT q
newspaper prinv,Iiarsaid county for three
successive weeks, once each week, prior to
the time Of such hearing
By the Court.
T G. OLMsT Ed County Judge. S533w
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GERRET SWIM, the great philanthropist
mi abolitiouist died at tn. house Of one Of
his relatives in Mex York % Monday. For
years previous to the Rebellion this man
we'll known throughout the country as
one OF the most ails Of the advocates Of
AbJitonism and since the var, he has
earnestly susht to secure, By means Of Ii.
pen, the social equality Of tie emanci, atyl
,ace, and lis death viii undoubtedly be Ia
aensed by the Intelligent colored people a,
deeply as WAS that Of Mr Lincoll's g."
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The SiCksbuTgI, DifnCuity

The more thoroughly the late }ick >burgh
tire bies are Investigated the more probable
1t seems that Gov. Ames as guilty OF COM
plIcIty IN melting the attempt Of armcG
bodies Of country negroes to capture t e
city, which resulted so dlsastruusiy to the
aggreSsurs. Tie Tunes correspondent, j
IL letter printed yesterday, fully Confirms
the account Of The attempted invasion given
in our AcAsburg correspondence, which
showed cUuClusiyeiy that 1t was "a raid IL
stlgated by theyIng black politicians, be
cause the respectable citizens had demand
Ell their resignation of Offices which they
assumed to hold without complying with
the requirements of law. And even thu
demand FOL resignation was not made unit
after several OF The officials had been mdict-
ed tor ouirageuu- crimes, and pubic rscordr
IN the custody Of the Sheriff mad been made
away With IL order to conceal evid-n ,es OF
guilt. A. to the talk about the demand OF
the comm tee of citizens fer the resigna-
ton of the imp Heated officials being an out
cruI ping OF the old rebel spirit, it Is only
necessary to cite the fact, mentioned b.
the Times correspondent, that its leader
WAS duri1g the war a colonel in the Union
army. AGIes is reported TO have raid that
the negro Sheriff Crosby shall be reiustated
IN Cihce, and ii is natural that he should
sc k to provoke war of races in Mssis--
ippi az a pretense for Federal interference,
Slice otherwise the reign of the carpet bag
gers is not likely to be OF much longer Gu
lation. Besides, ATes is execrated by the
respectable whites in the State, ard hi,
nearest friends appear TO consist of the
worst class of black politicians. However,
il is possible that he will te able TO com
pensate himself for the contempt he is held
in by his own race, since he has a secre
service fund of 800, puD II: hi. absolute dis
Eusal, while under his administration the
State aud county taxes have reached he
amount of about IS 00G, coo annually, ant
the Governor has the appointment of all
the officers Who handle this money. With
his OBJ ortunIties he viii tail to m.intair
the reputation of the carpet bag fraternity
it he leaves without u comfortable fortune.
Ny. Sun.
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- court.
In the mattsr of the estate Franz Y
ST. uss Deceased
On reading and hlidg the petition of John
Schuette Administrator of the estate of said
deceased, representing among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate
and praying that time and place be hxed
for examining and allowing ais account of
lis adminisrati ton, fled in this Court 1t is
ordered that said account be examined By the
Judge Of this court on Monday. the o5th day
If January A D. 1875. at 10 o'clock A NJ.
1t my Office in said County
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given to the heir. Of said deceased and to all
persons interested. by publishing COPY of
this order for three weeks prior 10 said day
Of hearing. in the Manttow &C PfLor a week
ly newspaper published at Nanitewoc in said
County.
Dated at Nani-oroc, the Bis. day of De-
c4u her A D 1874
s543N 7, 6. oLNSFED County lse.
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MILES MCMAHON BEES leave to announce to
vi tIs friends aud the public, that he has secur
ed possession OF the above well-SHowh hotel
Commercial Street MaRitowoc, where ne will be
glad to accommodate the travelling IubIc AID
bOarders on reasonable terms.
us table VIII always be Ulsutilullv supplied anj
the rooms and bedding unexcepHuuable.
Good stabllns Tor horses and a careful hostler
always in attendance. MILES MCMAHoN
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Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover IN many cases requires
too long a time, and too much care, TO Ie-
store gray or faded whiskers, We have p-e
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
viii quickly and effectually accomplish this
result. 1t is easily applied, and produces
a color which viii neither rub nor wash of
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by K. 2. Hall & Co.
NASHUA \. II.
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MINISTR SALE.
IN PROBATE-Man County
L Court.

L Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Brus:
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance of sn Order of License made il
said matter, on the 10Th day of November A
d. 1874 by the County Court of said County
the undersigned william Brnss as Admins
traitor of the estate of said deceased. will. on
Monday the 9th day Of January A. d. 1878
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
Al the Office of the County Judge. in the City
If Nsnitowoc, in said County. offer for sale
st public yendue. the following described
lands to-wit: The - of the " IL of \
IA and Il acres on Westside of \ W J..
OF \ IA in section twenty two { pa, slso
the " 10 of n " Ia of \ VIA The "
Ia of the Ia Of S Ia and the \ IL Of
Ia in section sixteen ll6l, all in town
twentF-oEe ,el J, Range twenty-five (32), il
sid County.
The terms of sale will be ten rer cent in
hand, and the balance upon the aonfrma-
tion Of sale and execution Of the administra.
tors deed
Dated At Manitowoc, Ii 30th day of De-
eeIHber A D 1874
s54 81 WILLIAM BRUSS, Administrator.
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FranHhn-st.. Manitowoc Nj Ketirn loff-u
Proprietor. The large BRICK addition recently
Uult oeen iurr Ished III excellent 81 e ma IN 9
it one OF tho largest ana most complete notes ia
Mantle voc good sable is HeDt IN cOus =rtiDt
with the mouse, where STOCK viii well provide G
Tor. lg-4I1y
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IN PROB ATE.-uanitowo County
/ Court.
In th1 matter of the estate of Paul Hoff
mann deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Ernst
Weidner Administrator eff the estate OF said
deceased. representing among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate
and PRAYING that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing his account of
his administration fled in this Court 1t il
ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge Of this Court. on Monday, the 2jth day
of January A. ID. 1873, at 10 . clock A. NJ
at my office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased aud to all
persons interested, by publishing a copy of
this order for three weeks prior to sad day
OF bearing. IN the ManitowOc PILOT Week
iy Newspaper Published at Manit9woc In
said county
Dated at Manitowoc, the 25th day of De-
cemher 4 . ID 1874.
o5i-5w I. 6. OLMSTED, County Judge
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Every year increases the popularity of
this valuable Hair Preparation which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up so its high
standard; and it is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff, and,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as it stimulates and
nourishes the hair glands. BY Its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger. In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear.
ance. A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State Assay,
er of Massachusetts, SAYS, "The constitu,
ents are pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality and | consider it the
BEST PREPARATION for its intended pur,
poses.
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in II edi
ciHes.
Price One Dollar.
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The finance bill which originated in The
Senate Republican Caucus was evidently
Calculated as Comp dctat to reunite the
dlsu,, mbered Republican pa.ty for the pur.
rose Of carrying the campaign of l67G, ratL, =
tnsn 20 relieve tie country Of its present
financially depressed condition. It's authors
knew that it could be repealed Or 50 moli
fed as to lose all Of its force, after the Pres
genital election Of &c lad been carrie and
were consequently willing to unite on some
measure which would be popular with the
people. If this were not the case there
never could have been any unity en- the
question of finances among men holding
iuch extremely opposite views as the present
], publican IN mbersVf The United States
Senate.
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IT is clearly evident that the Rev. ". "
Case, pastor Of the FIRST McthQlist Church
Of Fond du Lac, will soon have TO . stcp
down and gu. :" from the clerical ranks OF
the Methodists or he Will be topplej over
ths ragged lge " by his nonadic associ
aies for holding heterodvx notions in reSlr
to the doctrine Of eternal iamnatiCn. In
tile A tiauce which met last week he, toscth
or with Drs. Reed and Dudley, opposed
tie ubuoxious doctrine, and claimed that
tie Methodist Discipline did not authoriz,
Methodist ciergymsu to preach It although
they had all along done 50.
The followin. j. taken from sermon
preached oy him last Sgntay:
Sin all Of the articles Of faith IN the
Methodist Discipline there vas nothing
about the dnctuEiLe Of eternal punishment.
" nat if there be eternal punishment
Does 1t help to ChristiaLize the World Ia
k-rp harping upon the dry question By
Go,ug sc, We ALLEVIATE tens of thousands Of
lust a. good Christians II hot better, then
those people who would not erio y them
selves il they thought there was no he'll, 10
eternal punishment. " henl stated in the
Alliance that there vas nothing in tie
Methodist discipline about leyl and eternal
punishment. there Was writing and squirm-
Ing ano,.g the Methodist people. Al *
1 resnlin. Elder crossed tile room to get d
DI-c,phne, To- zee if ] was not wrOT e
Another good brother tgioS-h5 he had de-
trcted 1t when he ! yla.e4 oat in the rules
the world, The Ns~.a - Come a
pretty hook to bang ess4r.a. punishment
upUa,A
In tie same sersaon ke charged the clergy
with bi.atts and iLtyleraEce after the fll-
luwl fashion
=" ir,n the charge 0f bigatsy and intol
eIance u brought against the rl.rgy, We
are unable to repel AZ flr Size HISTORY ot
the CHURCH ia all ages - bat q record of
cisrs'c:i il, oirrauce. Every inlh VI the
progress 81 tile ger his been contes e by
the cler-y. That which they advocate to
day was resisted a hundred years ago as
uampiibIe heresy. The cierd~ and confess.
los VI faith which have burdened tie
Church in all it, history stand to day like
the d-suInte c"!uins Of Egyptian ruins,
munumeI Is ot tie DE- m4tIsin and EIg"tr,
uf the CEeIeh auj cl,igy IN ;he past
y tie exc lt:ou~ there bsFr been aj'i are,
-, ga ,s.s h, v..r-y a.sr !i.,l-.e good
/, r.-,l,s u iLt>-,4.L,,.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Il. X. PAINE. VI. ID.

Homeopathic Ply sician, Surgeon and Actou
III cheur, has permanently located in NJ nito
woe.
OFFICE Hours stosA.M-
to , and 7 TO P. NJ.
Office over Plumb & Bros Store, Corner OF SCI
and Buffalo streets
kasilense. \ortn street.
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Attorney and Counselor al Law, ani Court Com
IA ssIoner tor MauItUn &C county. All business en-
rrs's al to his care viii he promptly AID tatHiuii
attsp led 10. A SIce honestly given. tor which
reasonable Charge wiz be made. Oiice Cr BuRil'
St. between Eighth ana Ninth. - 44ls
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II. 81 m ING,
CHARLES sCssAPrEH.

ofessor OF Music give lessons in Vocal ana
Instrumental Muse in the city oi ManitJwoc anu
Iwo Rivers. ItesiCence Gu EIgnJu-st.. near the
-Ourt House. IL fl 1.
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PIE action Of the Returning Board, il
counting out the returns from several par.
isnes, IN which Conservatives were elected
Ly large majoTities, On the pretext Of voters
beng int.miduted Ivy White Leagpers, has Sc
sxasperated the people Of Louisiana tn. a,
there are apprehension Of an armed resist,
ance to the installation Of state officers which
takes place next Monday. OF course the
Board only acted as instructed b. Grant
and Kellogg. and federal soldiers will be
furnished to finish their work, and m in
tain in office a set Of usurpers, against the
oppressed will aud with Of the loyal people
Vi that unfortunate state.
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Attorney and Counselor at Law. Two River,
VIII attend to Collections anu other business il
Manitowoc runty and vIcigity. Is AL
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UNION ROUSE.

Corner of NIntn aud jaw streets. Jere Dale
Proprietor. TINS y mouse, and wei hLte
up with all modern Improvements. A good Stable
Is also kept IL connection with the house. 80
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VII Lib LYN OF

fashionable Tailor. All goods made hv ths sub
scrIber are warranted to fit t form. Prices req
sOnabie, anc am baund to Dle-se those who Civ
ME their custom. Snip on York-st.. tWo door
west of lie ndals House II Il i
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r. CAfkUS.

Wholesale and Retail dealer III Hats Caps Furs
GiOses, Mitteus, Robes. etc. Iork-st, bets eel
L gbtn and Ninth, Manitowoc. 124fyf
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Use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when requirr'i
Long experience has proved tlioIH To be the >0i
est, SureSt, and best of all the I'iHs with which
the market abounds. BY their occasional use.
the blood - purified the eorI1pti9ns OF the sys-
TEN expelled, obstracti removed, and tnr
yhOle machinery Of life restored 10 its hcaithv
activity Internal organs which become clegsCd
aud sluggish are cieaHse,l Icy IBet''s Pills. mt
stimulated into action. Thus iucipicnt disease
: changed into health, tllc value oi which change,
Whgn regkoued on ihe vast mullitute~ who eujoy
Il, can hardly he computed Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, ana preserves ucir
virtues uniInpuirc1 for any IcBgth OF time, 20
ihat they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable
Although searching, they are mild. ami operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, Or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper 70
each box, how 10 Use them - u Family PhYsic,
md for the following complaints, which these
For Isy.;,rp.i.s or indigestion. LixtI--.-
lP--- AangUor and Loss of & pisrrsrr. they
hOull be taken mode ateiy to stimulate the stUm-
ach, and restore its healthy tome and action.
For liver & oIspl.,inE and its various symp-
ons, Billion. Esead..cf,e. >ict Head
ache. 5aun.iict. or Green sickness, Bill
tpu. Collie and bilious EcE@r.. they should
ne judi'iou-y taken for each case, to curTcrt tie
usca~ed action or remove The distractions VI Ecl
For Drsenicry or Fsiarrlaaa, but ono
mild dose Is generally required
For determinations. sSouf. g. r,sv~l. Pat
!sE.ation Of Ii:r Heart. Es.s.n IN the
side. B..ci4 and k.Sia-- they should ice cogLiu-
lou-ly taken, as rec uircd 10 change the diseased
artiog OF the system. NIlI sach change those
complaints disappear
For Ero?sy and ssropsicai Swelling.
they should he taken III large and frequent doses
10 produce the effect of 4 -,Ta~tie purge.
For Supprr.sion. large dose should 1t
taken rs it produces the desired effect by syIE
pahy.
A. Dinner Pin. take one or two rms to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels restores the appetite, and invigoratcs the
system. Hence II * often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists One who feels
iOlcrablv we'll, Otten finds that 4 dose Of these
rms makes him feel decidedly better, FROM then
cleansing and rcnUyatins effect Oh the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
Or. j. c. 4TER &c CO., Practical Chemists,
LOHELL, Mass. L. =. Il.
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nentist Office in SAerman's new building OF
IL ghIh-st., Man,owc. Particular attention
gwen 10 all the different branches of the profess
N, ana all wurk Warranted. IeetA eXtracJe,
without pain l2-Ily
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SAM RINDsHorF, j. NJ. BALL and others
convicted short time ago for participating
in what IS knosn IS the Middletpwn distil
lrry conspiracy, ere sentenced on Tuesday
hy Judge Hopkins. TIE sentence, which
we take from the Milwaukee Aetrs. read.
more Ike farce than anything we have
ever known te come from judicial tribunal
II oam Riad.kopf is guilty, Judge Hopkins
was woefully derelict 10 his duty, and if he
is innocent, aud it is the general opinion
that he is the sentence was sInply inta-
NOUS. The following is the sentcnce:
sam Rindskopf to pass twenty four hours
IN custody of the United States Marshal at
is rooms at the Park Hotel, and pay Il
Lne of 5000, and all costs in the case,
which Will amount to $4,000, including
the fine; 60 j NJ. Bull, six months impri,
onnent in the unity jail, and q fine Of S.,
900; To Mr. 'Iuelar, one days imprison
nent and fine Of IS, 600 the imIrlson
laent 70 continue until The enc i. paid.
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i'll PKITCFisRD. VI. ID

OFFICE sHERMASs BRICk BLOCK,
" North Eightu Street. AanItowOc.
OFFICE uoUEsl io9AA
to and : to S A.
Residence. on Eighth Street. opposite Platt's.
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Attorneys and Cuunsellors-at-Llw. Sth sire
South side, 3 doors North OF Post Office.
tT German spoAen in this OLuce. lS Al "
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j. ID. MAR KHAN,
&. e ESTABRabOk.

Attorney and Counselor Al Law. ONCE on corncl
OF Eighth and Quay-sts. Manl.owoc. II 4f-lN
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II. j. SNALLNY,
WHITE 4 EST.
ld.G Il ". i. Turner.

Attorneys at Law Ofice ON Eiahtl-st.. soati
side, opposite ScLu ties Store. IS 40 J.
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II. s. 2sIEsfPONT.

Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office with j. b. Mark H.. Cor. 5 and quay St
4S3S-ly
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orway, &C.
pa SSAGE TICKETS

SOLE AGENCY of Manitowoc and vicinity
for the Hamburg and American Steamship
Company Also agent for Germap sailshlp
lines, FREE TICKETS issued from Ger
many to Mapitowoc al New York rates.
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Attorneys


GREENE & NASH.
Attorneys and COunseiOrs-at-Ls, ".
Office a oth St, MInitowoc " iscoL sin. Collec
tons pronpIly attend to. 14-25 IL
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ATTORNEYS and CUUNCILORS-AT-
LAW.


SIHREE Il ANDERSON.
Attorneys and COunssIOrs-at-LaV W.
nffce on Eighth street, near the corner o.
" York 1922 h.
y. j. SMALLNY,
Attorney and Souuseiors ut Law
nOhce on Eighth st. South side, over X remer's
" store. Gcrms IN spoken. - II.
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REFLECTION OYER q PER GENT,

Having bought in New York, great stock
of WALL PAPER at very low rates can
now appear before the public with larger
selection than ever before, and ut rates more
than TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT less than
former prices. | offer
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all derange-
ments in the siom
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a lnii,i
aperlenL and Al
excellent purgaiiye
Being purCR vese-
table, they contain
no mercury ornine-
raj whatever. Mucn
serious sickness and
suffer 9Ei> prevent
c,t lJy their timely
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-05

The National meeting of iron
masters in Philadelphia last week
revealed a gloomy situation among
the torges and rolling mills. Out OF
466 furnaces represented at the
meeting, 266-or more than half
were reported out OF blast, and un-
less business improves there is rea-
son to fear that at least a hundred
more will be obliged to blow out
their fires before midsummer. Tens
of thousands of iron workmen of all
grades are unemployed and others
are working for q mere pittance
compared with their former wages.
OF the rolling mills, the rail mills
dependent as they are upon the pat
ronage of the railroads for their
prosperity-are suffering worst, there
being absolutely no business in that
direction. Tie other rolling mills
are mainly running on orders that
keep their men busy and the ma
chinery moving without yielding the
pIoprietors more than the merest
shadow of profit. There is a fair
demand for bar and sheet iron, but
at such ruinously low prices that the
most consummate management Is
required to prevent actual and con-
stant loss. Altogether, therefore, the
immediate outlook of the iron manu-
facture is most unpromising. The
convention at Philadelphia urged
three remedies for the depression,
Ist. an increase of the tariff; End,
government sid to complete the Pa
cifc Railroad and thereby create a
demand for rails and other heavy
classes of iron, and Sd, the curtail-
ment of production by the iron
workers themselves. 1t is doubtful
whether Congress will find time in
the three weeks of its session yet re-
naming to even consider the tariff
matter, and before another session
convenes the present distress will in
all probability have been relieved by
natural means. Still, if Congress can
devise any legitimate means Of relief
for the PROSTATE business of the
country, it will be inexcusable if
through any haste to adjourn it fails
to make the effort CleUeland Leader.
1t would be interesting to hear
from the Leader now, upon the ben
efcial effects and renewed prosperity
which were to flow spontaneously
from the Presidents veto.