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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30
HumOrs Of The Day.

AN illiterate person who always vol.
unteered to ''go round with the hat" but
was suspected of sparing his own pocket,
overhearing once hint to that effect, re-.
Piled, "Othcr gentlemen puts down what
he thinks proper, and so do l. Charity's a
private concern, and what l give is moth.
ing to nobody" r
"A Cannibal's Epitaph-"Write me as
one who loves his felcw-man."
Why is the strap of an omnibus like
mans conscience Because it is an in.
ward check ON the outward man.
"A thief running away is a scamp, but
the poilccman's chase after him is scamn.
cr. .n
We have all heard of asking for mon.
ey and getting advice; but gentleman
may be considered as still worse treated
when he asks for young lady's hand and
gets his fathers foot.
"A witch, being at the stake to be burn.
ed, saw her sou there, and desired him to
give her some drink mo, mother" said
he' sit would do You wrong, for the drier
you are the better you will buru.'
When George II. was once express.
ing his admiration of General Wolfe, some
one observed that the general was mad.
"Oh he is mad, is he !" said the king,
with great quckness: .then l wish he
would bite some other of my generals"
AT Oucby, Switzerland, boatman
pulled out man who tried to drown him.
self in the lake. Later he saw him hang
ing on tree, and left him alone to enjoy
his "fxcd idea." He was summoned be-
fore magistrate for not preventing the
suicide and said he thought the gentle
man had hung himself up to dry.
"A shrewish wife, being very i'll, call
de her husband to come and sit by her
bedside This is sad world, my dear"
said the wife, plaintively. "Very," coin.
clded the man. "Were it not for you
should love to quit it." ooh, my DEAR"
eagerly responded the husband, "hew
could you think [ would interfere with
your happiness? Go, by all means =" The
lady got WE'LL
A most remarkable attempt to get a re.
lease from prison has just been discovered
at Charlestown. Michael Murphy, Of
Boston, who was sentenced 10 II years
Imprisonment in January, 1878, having
complained to member of the Legisla-
ture, two years and a half ago, that he
was too sick to be confined, and having
received the assurance that he would be
released, if he continued i'll for a year,
at once took to his oed and there has lain
ever since last Friday, pretending that
his legs were paralyzed. 1t being sus
pectcd that he was playing possum, he
was etherized on Friday, whereupou he
got out or bed and hoped around as live.
ly as cricked When he recovered son.
troll OF himself he crawled back into bed,
and the officers purpose to let him stay
there, if he chooses.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30

- One day, just as an English officer
had arrived at Vienna, the Empress,
knowing that he had seen certain Prin-
cess much celebrated for her beauty, asked
him ifit was really true that she was the
most beautiful woman he had ever seen.
IL thought SC yesterday,' he replied.
The oldest Wcster settler--The even
ing sun.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30

NOTES ON ADvERTrsING.-To curc dull
times apply an advertisement to tn, af.
ficted part t.
A sign-board can't tell anything. Il
takes an advertisement TO do that.
All who advertise do not get rich, but
precious few get rich without it.
The world is full of advertising, yet ev.
cry one wants to see what is new.
The worlds memory is short. 1t will
forget you If you do not jog it frequently,
The world is sure to find out an honest
man; but it will find him out a great deal
quicker if he advertises.
If you would note the changes Of the
season, watch the advertisements. Deal.
ers in stoves don't announce their stocks
in dog days, and dealers in linen suits be-
come silent before Christmas.
Early to bed and early to rise '3
will all be in vain If you don't advertise.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30
LamOille Newsdealer
ADVERTISING RATES.

Column, one year, Sl00, six months $50: three
months. SJji one month, sis.
l-2 column, one year, sou; six months, 35S; three
months, SOS ono mJnth, $40. r
t-icIlumn, one year, S3j six months, $40; three
months, sie.50i one month, SO. =
l-Scolunn, one year, SIS; six months, $40 three
months, ST.; one month, 50
Bdtinoss Cards on FIRST page, 81 per line, year
- no charge less than So.
N1tices of bibc-atons and Estrays, sl.50 eac
Probate notices, 9.50 each,
Legal notices, 10 cents per line for ono, two
three insertions.
obituary notices Ave cents per line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30
M. ST RONC,

|GQG0D cows AND A FEW PAIRS WORK
|, ING CATTLE for snle by me. Term
down. the balance il equal pa yments to
IN |. 3, 3, 4, t2, 10, ii, | 8 and f6 months,
oPercent. diseonot for ready pay.
.Till 10 retained on all cattle sold on time
inc purchaser be rich orpoor. 4
X. S. PAGE.
Ear April Cd, 1874,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30

Why is son who objects to his moth
er's second marriage like an exhausted
pedestrian ?-.Because he can't "go" a
step.fathor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30
Married Flirts.

, o. lt Is 10 De regretted that while society
commands ard business compels that rude
ness be repressed, yet in the comparative
retirement of home, greater freedom is
allowed and there some LORDS of Gre
alton display their tyranny, while the
amable bellies OF society who, when bent oa
conquests, never forget that "a low, soft
voice is an excellent thing in women, yet
here, on the slightest provocation, sreak
In tone sufficient to arouse the seven
sleepers, while their juniors are allowed
the largest license aud, in short, home
is treated somewhat as we do rainy days,
when we sally out in our worst habili.
ments and feel in our surliest mood.
Does the charming Lillian Matilda ev-
er remember, the honeymoon having pass
ed, as she Iapguidly takes her place at
the breakfast. table, with her hair in curl
papers, crumpled collar, and morning robe
looking as through washing was included
among the lost arts, the time when hyste.
rIes would have ensued should her intend
cd have Glanced to find her in such disha-
billie?
Does she imagine, as, with petty gossip,
continuous murnuring, or angry words
about trfics, she taxes her husbands pa
thence, that human affection can Withstand
all shocks, or love and respect never be
destroyed? 1t certainly never occurs to
her, as, with loltiest disdain, she addresses
her servants, pays no attention to their
wants or sorrows, and looks upon them
merely as being permitted to live merely to
serve her, that "Of one blood God created
all the nations Of the earth," and that "all
we are brethren" Nor does Adol phus
Charles remember the rules laid down in
counting days, as company being absent"
he leisurcly smokes his cigar i'll the cosy
parlors and labors under the delusion that
carpets we're woven for spittoons
1t is mauitestly unknown to him that
mantel-picces were not intended for foot
stools, neither we're boot-jacks originally
designed for parlor ornaments.
He is disposed to forget that loud yawn-
ing is not considered essential to good
breeding; and that magnanimously to
surrender your favorite newspaper Or mag
azne to some relative is a cardinal virtue.
And it must be confessed that when un.
kindly declaring that his wile's new bon
net is "a perfect fright and her taste in-
comparably inferior to Mrs. Joues'--her
coffee denominated ''nauseating," and her
favorite pudding perfectly disgusting"
his opinions have changed although she
may really have improved in dress and
household management since the time
when all she wore was declared "lovely"
and her cooking ''irresistibleg-From
"Home Poiteness," in chronological
Journal for Oct. ,.. AL, ..tg. a..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30
Hotels.
Misceilan eous.

BEL STONE,
BLACKSMITH, Hyde Park, VT.
work warranted. Especial attention paid to
shoeing in difficult cases, such as the different
[nts ahoot is heir to. Give him call.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30
Dentists
". BUCK,
g. GILBERT
SURGEON DENTIST

! y. NIIDLNT :. :
SURGEON DENTIST,
Morrisville, Vermont. .eEt
=yhreo as good work will be furnished at reason
Dc prices, as can be obtained any whore in the
IatJ. Aud shall hereafter keep my Office opan
<rng the FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH MONTH,
tshal be away from home more or less oithe
Ihalnder of the time.
y have ALL the Modern improvements, and war
d entire satisfactOnn al cases. or no pay Will
HreQuired.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30

The less men think, the moro they talk.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30

We have all heard of asking for mon.
ey and getting advice; but a gentleman
may be considered as still worse treated
when he asks for young lady's hand and
gets his fathers foot.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30

#N. 0. HEATH.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
'ohnson, Vt.
A Also war claim Agent
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-30

"A thief running away is scamp, but
the policcman's chase after him is scamn.
or.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Cisar v Cechach. Cd Z. do IL. "a.
ri meskal cisaf Cechach IA pfiGinou ye-
lik.tch 'volenskyeh cviceni, konanych II
Brandysa mad Labem, Pfi tG pfilezito--
sti zdrzel sc ten veliky miacok milov.
nix Cechd diva dni Praze, ne snad aby
slyscl stiznosti zneuznaneho Geskeho ma
roda, ale ably pfiial hold ELI uiistGoi ver-
nostia odlanosti ieho Pfitomnost elsa
fe byla Praze slavena co svatek ne
malou okazalosti 4 Prahy jcl cisaf do
Il erouna, aby ma sve vlastn oti Sc
presv6dtil spoustach yelkou povodni
pred rokem zpisobeuJch. Nyni toho o.
vsem yelmi mnoho neuvidi. Chtel-li H.
kizati, ze jest peclivym otccm ndrod6,
mel nc do vytopenych kraiin podivati
hned po povodni, jako ucinil pred tim v
Banate. Nyni, kdyiposledni stopy po-
vodne .isou in fenef Niplna setteny, bude
Sc mu zdati, &c ty spousty ncbyly tax
hrozne, iak sc syeho Gasu psalo. V Be-
roune uchystali panovnikovi skv6lou ova.
ci. Ide ina Sc mu tez pfednesti prosba.
ably milostivt Cechy vyrovnati Sc ra-
I'll, .ielikoz je.opozicc .jiz .iak naleM mrzeti
zacind; nevyroyna.i SO mimi cas- -
nuz potoln, potom - budon pekratovat
hrozne desne politicke netinnosti da.
lie. Andrassy panovnika ia cestG prova-
III Organ Palackyho Riegra ,,Pokrok"
pfinesl pred nastonpenim ccsty cisafovy
do Czech We spGsobu uvodniho clanku k
madarskemu statniku, ktery iak znamo
llohenwartovo vyrovnani zmafil Ce-
cham Jest naklonen jako vlk ovci - po-
nlzenou supliku, ably Sc zaGal Cechy w
rovnavat. Ma takove bezcesti uvadi -
StaroGechy pcltika necnnosti ii zahalky.
Oni .iiz uznavaii ,sami II sebe re sc dopu-
still hrozitanske chyby, ale upfimne We
refine sc k tomu pfiznati ncchttii n ably
toho uciniti nemuseli, nablzeii spisobein
velice nednstoinym vyrovnani nhlavni-
mu Cechi nepfitel, hr Andrassymu.
Podrobntisich zprav ceste cisafovy
dosavade nemame.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19


moudfe, &c ovsem profession podrobila
sespolkovc moci. Strana lidu nencinila 20
zdvizeni proti autorite Spoi. staii, kterd
IN kazdou eenu nznavana a respcktovana
byti musi, ale prot nezakonite, protoze
uchvacene Wade statni, ktera znasilnova-
nim vetsiny obcanstva toto k Ia ci
d ma la. Obyvatelstvo Louisiany liz
ien ohledcm ma svou cest muscle povsta
ii a uchvatiteli nkazati, zc laska svobo-
dc V ijeho prsou dosud nevyhasla. Louisi-
ana svou cest obhaiila. Jednim dnem
byla vlada nchvatitele svrzena, take on
Sc vscmi svymi 1fedniky svymi iitocistt
hledati musel cclnici
ZdaA ma spolkova moe pravo Loui-
siane zakrotiti, Jest ovsem otazka iina.
Ona opira nynejsi skutek sv6j precedcn
ci (pfedchozi ptipad) V Arkansase; kdyz
pry vladu uzna. jest povinna brannou
moci il chraniti. Kellogga uznala. jest
tudiz povinna Kellogga spolkovymi DO,
daky zatencovati, ably po druhe nemnse el
iitociste hledati v celnici To nazyva pre-
sident mravni nutnosti. O tuto mravni
nutnost pitt SO nechccme; tazem SO vsak
m6l-li president hned pfi pocdtku louisi-
anskGho sporn prayo zakrociti! Nemel-li
e tehdy, pax nema ami dnes mravni nut
most provadeti ddslcdky toho pfechmatu,
nebot at neimirntii dime, zakroceni v
Louisiane bylo pfechmateln, take sam
republikansky kongrcs nerozhodnou NIL
tenlivosti ie "a stakovy uznal pfednf
vadcc strany republikanske senate, Ma
tel Carpenter pro ne (prcsidenta} karal, ne
ilstavnost icho padnymi a do oci biiicimi
dGkazy dovodiv.
Dosadi-li spolkov.i moe Kcllogga IL
rad .jeho, dokiizc, 70 prava svobcdy OBJ
canstva, ze yefejne mintni jsou j nicim
vedle prosp6chn jcdinaho cloveka Kello
gga vlastni liboyiIe .ieii; ona dokaze
! ze Jest svrchovany Gas. ably svobodymi
! lovne obcanstyo drzym svcvolnym po
usovanjm svobod stati ncinilo pfitrz.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

zpupnou svGvoli IohanGni toho uchvati.
tclstvi, on povsta celc sile svG, sklaiil
Je uvedl moe pravou vlddu, ieiimz nj
celnikem .jsem ia. Vsichni milovnici svo
body po celych Spoi. statech must uznati
nase ylastenectvi, ktert vesker} lid pod
nitilo. ze .lako iedcn muz povstal ably Sc
sprostil .iha ohavnGho uchvatitelstvi. ia
vim. ze Wy co voiak musite pfedevsirn po
slouehat rozkazi ylady Spoi. stit1. a
vsak il doutinm. ze svou voansko,. moe
yykonayati budete umirnGnosi n ze O.
svtdcitc onu ryzost pocestnost zam6ru,
kteri Jest vJznacnou znamkou diistoini-
XII armady. Nyni VAIN, pane, odevzda-
yanl kapitolu a ostatni maictek st;itu, sto
iici pod mou sprdvou.
Nc Emery Il Penn vydali ma 10 proyold
nj k obyvatelstyu statu, ably zachovalo po
slu.nost vrchnosli Spoi. stati.
Budeli Kellogg od Sp. stati lttad
dosazen optt, neyi sc dosud. We state
Panuje pokoi a poiidek. Republikani
ci kellosgoyci ncisou pry Sc spdsobem
podroben Sc Nc Enc~vho ,rclnosti Spoi.
stata, spolloieni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
90 q T0Cfs %
SINGERUy SICiSTROJ
Nov l.!r trriu m 1 Y.


vic stroil, nez kterakoliv iiina spclccnost
otyri,,a vsech stroi byla pro rodinne
uzivani. 1imz neilepe dokazujc Sc vo'ka
sblibenost iich domacnosti.
-. Stroc Sc prodavail na mosicni
- 10
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
ZalezitOst LOuisfanskA

v rads ministcrske IN pfitomnosti pro-
sidonta usneseno, 10 nntnost toho zada
aby V Louisiana zavedena byla vlada ne
Ii dc jure (pravniD aspoh de fakto (skutec
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

tydnd yefeinou bezpecnost zapfisahali
pry vsechny belochy, nichz "a 10 ma
j, ze Jim nepfeii, a iicM Sc zmocni. po-
biti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

WashIngsOn. l6 zafi. General
nj pohotnik +. ID. Townsend telcgratc-
val yelicimu gcnerdlovi Louisiana, Enc
rymu toto: ia zddnych okono>ti ncsmi-
tc rcbelskou yIadu Ionisiany uznati. Pet
dni 20 vydani proklamace ucineny budou
kroky okolnostcm piimerenc" General
major Pennvbccker, lezici oddtlenim
spolkoyGho yojska Tennessee, obdrzel
rozkaz ncodkladnt do NovCho Orleansu
Sc yyprayiti NdIecne lode sever, atlan-
tickGho oddcleni lodstya sou5trodi SC Il No
yeI1c.Orlcanse President odlozil "a pri-
tinou zalezitosti louisanskG sy6i odiezd
do Long Branch. la to zaslnhuie ovsem
chvalu. nebot poodloziti zaiavu. kdyz
iedna east zemc e We stavu revolucnim.
Jest uzndni hodna dbalost nirodnich zA-
im3. Y Anerce zacina Sytt chodit 20
hlavt. .Jindc by sc feklo: ten jlrednik
kona svou poynnost aneho by sc neteklo
mic, ieikoz sc konani povinnoSti kaz
dGho utednika -amosebou rozumi. ale Il
mas V Americe Sc takoreho ncco tele@ra-
luic do vsech koutu zemc iaLo praneoby-
ceina zvlastnost.
PoIitickG hrom azd6niv pfi-
cine Louisiany.
Louisville, Ky. II zafi. Neiyaze
nGisi obtan6 tohoto mGsta sesli sc dnes
noel, ably proievili stranG lidn Louisia-
nc svii souhlas ablahopf.ni. Gov. Bran
lette promlnvil klidnou vsak svobodou
dysici rec, vztahuiici Sc k poslednim nda
lostom Nov6m Orleanse. Mezi iinym
pravil, &c nikdo 81 nepfeje, ably opet
bratrovrazednem boii krev byla proleva-
ma, avsall ze nikdo !jenz dycha vzduch
star6ho Kentucky 81 nepreie, ably podpo-
rowan n udrzovan byl kterem koliv sta.
tc system tyranstvi a utisku. ku konci
reel sve uvcdl rctnik ieden vers polske
revolutni basne, ntmz sc opevuie yitez-
stvi svobody mad ltiskem. Ma to pfiia-
tn rcsoluce tohoto zn6ni: .,Obchodni "a
ilny Kentucky Louisany vNzaduji "a
chovani pokoie; proto my obcane Ken
lucky opraydovt zadame pres. Sp. ST, ably
branne moci iedinG pouze k ochrane
maietku spolsovG vlady n k zachovani
pokoie uzival nikoliy ku podpote te
neb one rozvad6ne strany, poknd by vec
nalezit6 vysctfena nebyla; troiclcnny w
Dor Ana neprodlenG tuto resoluc TELEGRAPH
vat presidentu.
Henry Watterson. redaktor casopisu
Courier Journal ohla-iI. ze toto shromaz-
dGni jest ien pfipravne: 10 v>ak bude svo
lano shromazdtni vciSi. kteremu pfito-
men bude guvernGr statu. p. Leslie.
Selma, lG. zan. Nzbonfeni ' Ala
bame. Die zpravy Z DcmopoIis cviGilo
Sc tam cetn6 oddeleni cenocha We zbra-
nj Tazani po pfi6n6, odvetili, re I'd te
DOLBY CO krev ecrnochI byla prolita i
krev bGlochd, tGci mnsi. Dva belosi, kite
ii cernochy vyzJvali ably 20 rozesli, byl
od Mich tczce poraneni. Dnes rano obo-
ril Sc na cernochy hout ozbroenych b6lo-
chd rozprasil c, pfi cemz nekolk Ger
nych zabito poraneno bylo. Cernos,
/ II L.,tc aa, 1na nlrnxnro1; -. :,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

tyz ma vzdy mnoz.tvi lotG, domii farm
ma prodcI.
s4y~ kancclaf els. 9. Pubbhc Square
ObydE l67 Osborn street. 25-25
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
IIAa&ON e. INGERSOLL

CnlssapciC. y. sMITII 4 co..
Y NeIkoobchhlniti I oyaci zayafenem, Y
susenych rytach, pfechach a ihlcin. y.
Cislo l31 Water Street,
% Cleveland, Ohio.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10
A Pass for All.

The railroad companies OF this State
having been prohibited by our Legislature
from issuing passes, some of the railroad Off
cials are having little fun by getting up
a buresque pass. A.M.Smith, the General
Passenger Agent of the G., r. |. x F., is
out with one of these annual passes tor
everybody. 1t is neatly printed, and is
transferable if one is sent to you, you car
let your neighbor use it. Any person car
obtain one by writing to Mr., Smith in Chi
o-members of the Illinois Legislature
being the only ones excluded. The mem
bers of the Iowa Legislature received then
weeks ago. 1t reads as follows:
Pass everybody over the c., R. l. & P
r. until December, 1874, when presentin.
ticket duly stamped destined to the fol
lowing points Rock Island, Des Moines
Council Bluffs, Omaha, Leavenworth, AT
cheson, Topeka, Denver, Salt Lake, Sa
Francisco or anywhere else.
Conditions-Auy person going to tn
above localities will better their conditio
by purchasing tickets over this popula
route. In consideration for their comfor
we are running the finest Day Coaches an
Palace Sleeping Cars in this blarsted cour
try. Always ash for tickets via the hoc
Island route.
If this Pass is presented without ticl
ct, Conductor will collect fare and pune
the head of the passenger.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10
Another Republican Rebel,

Especial to the st. Louis Repu6lcah.J
WASHINGTON, d. G. Jan. S.-Mr. kasson
to-day led off on the part ofthe Anti Mono
poly party in the House,in speech OF great
power and boldness against the education
al bill, taking the ground that 1T was a
step towards Capitalization and another as
sault of the federal power against the
rights of State He also opposed it on
the grounds that it was part and parcel OF
the public land policy of the Republican
party for the last twelve years, which he
denounced, and to put an end to which ne
said, was one of the main objects. OF the
great reform movement now sweeping over
the West His position seemed to be ac'
cepted by the Eastern monopolists, Repuo
licans and Southern Carpet baggars as
gage of defiance to the administration, anc
the Representative of the latter element
Frederick R. Butler, took strenuous issue
with Kasson. The speech of the Iowa re
former, however, was the sensation OF tn
day, and opened the eyes of good many
hitherto 81 eptical, to the fact that there l
la big break in the Republican party,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10
A Noble Order.
From Forney's Philadelphia Press.

From Forney's Philadelphia Press.
Some attention is being attracted by
new order, established last August, under
the title of the Patrons Of Industry. AS
the name implies, this association is to
consist of workingmen above eighteen, and
workingwomen above fifteen. An idea OF
its principles may be derived from few
of the crisp opening sentences OF the pre-
amble to the constitution by industry
we thrive. In union we have success. In
secrecy we have power. In right we have
might" The lodges are local, State and
national, and the degrees are but three In
number. The object of the association,
which is beneficial, and not oath bound, is
to further the interests of the working
classes, and three of the planks in its plat
form are specially worthy of note-'We
solicit" say its representatives, the CO
operation Of woman, because without her
aid success will be less certain. Every
husband and brother knows that where he
can be accompanied by his wife or sister
no lessons will be learned but those O
purity and truth" The next point con
sists in the suggestion of a cooperative
purchasing agency, whereby the necessa
. ries of lite may be obtained at wholesale
prices. The last is political, being In lac
a proposition to vote only for such part
: candidates as may be in sympathy wit
: the objects of the Order; In all this ther
is the most enlightened liberality, both a
to Church and State. To be a laborer-o
which we suppose is meant a manual Il
f horer-is the only prerequisite Tor men
# bership in persons Of the proper age; j. an an
# the only penalty for misconduct is eApu
Is sion.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10
The Living Telegrapher.

svmntoms are the silent characters through
which the diseased body telegraphs It's conoition.
But they are not always read Alright, and the meoi
cipes administered sometimes aggrayate instead OF
relieving the complaint. Conspicuous among the
instances of malpractice which are OF daily occur
renee is the habit of dosing dyspeptic and constr
pated invalids with powerful cathartics. Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters in which are skillfuIiy oeh
ded the vegetable elements best adapted 10 'ne IN
yiporation of the stomach, and removal, wltnoa'
violence of regular discharges from the bowels
should be taken twice or thrice Gay az reeo
for indigestion of every type and for cosuvehess
whether chronic or casual No other medlclne VII
be required and the cure will be rapid and painless
No medicine yet discovered or compoqun aTa
lions of the liver as well as for diseases OF ths
stomach the bowels and the nerves.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10
Do you want dry and fancy goods cheap
the Boston Bazaar.

No sympathetic and humane observer
can have failed TO notice the reckless care
lessness shown in our shambles to the IN
Fiction of physical pain upon the innocent
creatures which supply us with food. TO
kin that we may eat is necessity, but TO
torture that we may kills devilish cruelty
and should be legally looked after. In
Europe a new method of easing the path
to the butchers stall has been introduced
which is worthy of examination by. all
friends of poor dumb animals. An iron
mask like a continuous blinker, is placed
ON the bullock's head so arranged as to
close the animals vision, and to make a
hole or socket in the middle of the mask,
corresponding to the spot in the center Of
the forehead whereon blow immediately
causes insensibility. A hollow nail OF pc
culiar form, made to fit the socket. ant
having large head,is then readily sllppe9S
in its place, and single blow OF very, moo
crate strength drives it instantly nome
and causes death too rapidly to allow .
any suffering -Erchdnge Paper
That's all very pretty-on paper Du
sunpose the wild Texas steer don t wan
that iron mask on his head-what are 20
going to do about it?