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, 1874-10-16

tiou by Tho Chapter Of tho person dictated by
the aovoreigu, than uofnos tho Queonn lottera-
patent nlgnfying iioyal aaaont to tho election sEo
has dictated, and commanding tho Archbishop
to proceed to oonarmRtloni noxl thor0 Ia a cta-
ton to oppuscrs 10 appear ut confirmation md
bishop ct publication OF tue e, ,sltation, and tho
fom%Is9o 9 eqnlr %ia cn, s1;y asuea hy ths
ccoIcslaatlcal Lawyer {Dr. Travers Tw,ss VAS @ Tor
long limo vicar- tlenoral Of Tho AsollbiphoD or
Canterbury. After this comea aouloncc Of com
fltnaton, and tlion congccratlon. Tho rowera
of Vicar donera' to hear and act npol ca.iaoa
shown against confirmation camo conspicuously
up in Tue caaea Of Dr.. Hampdon, In 1873, md
DR.. Temple, In 1860. Ecclesiastical students aro
~ familiar with t!.oao oasca aa with the volume
OF EsEays nn1 noviewe." III DR.. Hampdca's
caso lilo Wcar-Gonoral asaistod by two lean,cd
civilians. refused to llcar tho obJcctorn which
rataod groat ecandaa. Tho ob3oetoYs applied
!o eon,sel lin ps'! t. ho.s .:F e. a''iaas tSa foas
3uagoh who aat. two-Colerdgo and Pattcsou--
but tho other two. r. Donman md Eric, roflsed.
Ono OF tue auostioaa waa whether IN appeal be
from tho Ficar.aoncral. But e(oyon years Inter
Ur. Twlss did boar COUNSEL Of thu obieciors in
refused 10 hear oyidenco TO trayorse tho avor-
ments Of the Dean and Chnpter that Or. Temple
was q fit pcr4on. Or. Twins decided TINT lie
could not reviow the choico of tho Grown, but
that tito opponents should havo gouc to tho
Queen and hutnb!Y besougt1t her to rafueo to
confirm tho election dictntod by her. Thus tho
law Of England stands today for tho Anglican
Church. by which tho Queen, us supreme governor
of tue Church, haa, III theory, legal power to
mand any peluon sho rlaascp to DO oonnecrated q
Diahop ani tho consocratoro raust obey.
In tic United StatcB tho Episcopal Church has,
hy ono Of tho articles prescribed by tho General
Convention, dgclarcd that tho Bishop III overy
diocese shall DO chosen agrcoabty 10 auch rlics
~ sl,all ho liked by tho convention Of TINT do
ceAe." Thu methods Of election in tho t1iiior-
one tliocosos difror III few dotaiB, but arc sub
stantlally tho Bane In Its conduct, by vote Of
tho clergy and tho laity combined. And tho
Gencral Convention, in ite chasac.or Of final ar
biter mud dispoBer, on proper appeal, Of I'LL af-
fairs. spiritual and temporal, rotating 10 tho
Church. asBumoa Tho authority Of rojocting. tor
cause, the choice Of Bishop n,ado In any dioceao.
II tho case. Of Or. Seymour shall faiso for dIa-
cushion md decision Tho questions which now
80 disturb tho Anglican Church the proceedings
will na Of profound interest, not only to tic
nonlborn Of The two Churches but Of All Protest.
nut Churchon, and to tho 1soman Catholic Church
as well.
, 1874-10-16

INTO tln presence IEH5fGllCA &nsr6
Acr, hut 10 wit!.ont lore, and h,s knowledge
only prompted him 10 lnyo lbs apucr thruet out Of
stgt. Cali the roll of our churches o-day and thero
i many man who would hays ID n1,swer II not 10
the name. yet to tho character of Simon tbs Ihnrirce
those who ra1i say, with an ancient worthy Tho Lord
hath glyeu me tfia tutuue Of the ie.sc,{ nut Ia r
pc coutr0yers!ca moi to ttc and unt}o knots OF rin-
isy but to rpcn wurl iu season to eyery o,,e that Ia
wcary," snd to Apcak 1t out Of d heart uf love
J. Bnt tho ao6e goes much frtor than 10 say that
the gilt OF prophecy and tho ueranntlin1 Of mys-
teries aud The poHscssio OF Ill knowlcap arc vain
lclng alone. la declares oyen 9aitb 10 10 isra!iy
taat could rcinovo nlounta,ns aud hayo not love
Alu nothing" And tils from tho Apost!e IuuI II IL
aoetimcs ssid amt 1aul aud Iacx arc In conrct and
Tint c former c1ala aud 1uRnins faith a. If tcrn
wsre nothing else to 10 dc.irei Thia docs nut eound
like Il Not only does la nut do ths hut ho declares
ttu faiti-aven faith which could rcsnoys o,ut tina
-s nothing without lave, ThIs ia atrpuu lauuuora.
but 1t is thN language Of inspiration tnpli
III commenting upon this {4tt Lcanler hnlds that
It Ia rendering Df what appeared prosz,blo ross-
bio by tic power Of rellgto,ia cduyicoh WORKING on
lilo will tito practical power Of ts viii auilHlcl
and neyatod by fkh." It ii ioubcss tho so,no hind
OF faith to which cur Lord referred when Ue xaL 10
hin disciples, ~" 80 Aays faith ia grain Of natErl
seed, 3eshull sny unto this motntan KQuoyt Aeuca 10
yondtr place. R1ld IL al,a remove mud uoApu blall
le impossible nuto you." Wletler Il Ia faIih that
IL 10 10 clearly distinguished from tint which ,re
rlahtfuily regard lin Fundamental gruce Il he
Christian Ilfo IL question not easly nnaYerel. II
would though 1t must be- s,,l ~ thou,,b II
wesa simply an apprehension of Christ in hts power
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
Consumption can he Cured

schcnch's Pulmonic syrup, schenek's
Sea Weed Tonic, Schenck's Mandrake
Pills, are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption. ...
Frequently medicines that will stop
cough win occasion the death of the
patient; they lock up the liver, stop The
circulation oil the blooa, homorrhage fol-
lows, and in tact they cog tho action OF
the very organs that caused the cough
Liver Complaint aid Dyspepsia are the
cause, of two-third- of the cases of Con-
sumption. Many person, complain OF a
dun pain 10 the side, constipation, coated
tongue, pain in the >houldcr-blade, feelings
OF drow.mcss and restlessnes~, the food
wing heavily ON the stomach, accompanied
with acdity aud bclching up Of "'"d'
lhc>a symptom, usually originate from
disordcrcd condition of the stomach or q
torpid liver.
Por5on. 50 affected, il they take one or
two heavy colds, and It the cough in these
eases he suddenly checked, viii find the
.tom ch and liver clogged, remaining tor
pid and inactive, and almost before they
are aware the lung, are mas, OF sores,
and uiccrated, the result OF which is death,
y schcnck', Pulmonic syrup j, an expec-
torant which docs not contain opium or
anything calculated to check ncough sud.
denly.
Schenck's sea Weed Tonic diss0lycs the
food, mixes with the castle juices Of the
stomach, aids digestion and creates rave
nous appetite
or the symptom. Otherwise of bilious
tendency, Schemes Mandrake Pills are
required.
These medicines are prepared only by
y II. SCnrNCK n SON,
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets
/ Philadelphil, Pa. Aud are for sale by al
/ druggists aud dralrrs. ll.l.lmd&w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

NllLliEAs, 10y . certain Mortgug, Deed.
w commonly called be snlr lunrtrny, -
bearing dnto the lth day of Scptrm-
ncr, y 1873, duly recorded In book
y, on page lS'', in the recorder (.
onec 81 Alexander county, State or Illinois. nm
"a dll of Noycmlcr, \. u lS13 .IuLnun1 MN,
date johanna llcnur~-N) and james RYAN did
convey a. the under sutd Ia, follow iur do
rribri real estate, situated In the CIT, off uiru
iu me t0unty OF \lrNiusicI and tate of Illiuni.
lu vii Lot numbered seven ca. ia block
numbered thity two tj2) in said civ. upnn
This express condition, however, that in ti,.r
one certain pnul--orN note for The sum nftyn
hundred uuA lltly dullur-, executed by Inc ,nid
Johanna Ryan and JanH. Ryan, Ia the under.
signed and bearing even date via, said .uI,
mortgage, our and payable one wear alter I'M,
date thereof, tn lnts, I AZ ulclac ut ten .i,,o
crht. per unUuu rom date until paid should
lhr -aid NOTE not Dee paid according Ia The tenor
and eject thereof and should default be- ,und,.
tu the lHA mrul Of raid nuic and Interest when
prpeccl aud soal nn nd letil cslaic ~ IN a,id
mortgage provided, and execute 10 I'M nm,
chaser ur punlHrrt- thereof deed for the tun.
NtAHurr ia fee OF lh" premise, -ud and
Nhrnu-, default having been made ina tl,
PAYMENT at me said moi, aud The .ilid note lp,y
mg horun,r due and pay able, now
Therefore, notice T. huchy given that h,. ,ir
rage, 1 viii on "Wednesday, the 2irl dan. az ~.
'enhri \ u lSli NJ ulc v0urt-hpll. { door, i'm
ihr riiN Of tRhu,. lllhiul+, "a thr ho,u' ~
o. clock pm of said dJN, proceed ~ srll tn thr
highest hillpr iur ,-h, the real estate and mon
l-oe hmruhviuic dr-,Iil'l, la -atst, said drLi
itfcnsi "u-l AMI charge of said ii1-i aud viii
rN"uif m" deliver "a" the purchaser q deed there
Ion IIItN p,,,tu
cAulo. III >qteu,Dyr 20. Isli. Nd
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Meadow lark. do duty ~ puailS on
toast in New YORK
--I.oh,llo. the dover .ir of Paris. !.
,,or,h 500 ODO and hn. made il an
~. .,.uI;u. ~ b,r bu.in.s. shc
tul.rno ,,ilor or ~ ann.
,..u. ,l..u,or ,.o,u
-, u,
2'''''''''''''
'""r .'''' "''',,' - VI M "',,''''".'"
il ''''
lF"''"' Nn"'' L P'r"o'''"
Tor Ihc hIIiai I'uer III front "l h's
na,nr---i means 'Jrdckidh"-md for
al that hc ionor- hi, father and
mother.
a GOOD many ucr,on. who conldu.
Il, ltrrl for love mr. ,nouc, to .ov fam.
,,l.- -, ,,,,.1 -, ,,,.,,.,,;lt 3, ,,,,,,
.ud write NH d,v am IN. ..l,mcntobl.
/ ,lol,-.l, l..,,o,i.u -, .r,r;..,,,
,..,...,..>, -, 81
ii.,.ti,. g.. ,...,.,.,;.t Il, ha,,,.,.,.r t..
,..,, H., MO. i,n ,Ia, hc n,,- .ub-
.cribing for thq bciicft OF The minstrel of
7 that name. ON learning hi mistake he
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
Heavens First Law H. Order.

Regularity in eating, sleeping and oXer-
else and abstinence from such dangerous
irri,ants as Alcohol and tobacco. tend to
secure u long and beautiful life. But even
II strict observance of these whole some
rules will not always aver; sickness. The
best safeguard against epidemic and o'her
diseases l. Dr.. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters, which. by promoting a regular
aud vigorous action OF the digestive, ,ecre-
tive and cXcrc'iyc organs. keep the body
in the ocst pc ,ibic condition for resisting
and repcling the cause OF disease.
ll-ll-dNW-lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Newly Gifted, timely furnished barber
shop by George stcinhouse, corner Com
mcrcial avenue and Eighth street. Years
OF practice have given him light hand
that makes q smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on hi, table for
the benefit OF his customers. ami there is
no tedious waiting Tor turns. Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
OUR JOB OFFICE.

We would remind merchants and bust
ness men who may require Bill-Heads, Bills of
Iading Dray Receipts and other Job Printing
that office is the best arranged in Southern
Illinois and their orders, if intrusted to U.S. they
may rest assured will receive prompt atten-
ton and be executad in the best possible style
Mr.. Louis Schuckers is authorized to receive
orders for us. BULLETIN COMPANY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Our office has been lately re-
lifted with new type of the la
test and best designs, and is
under the personal supervi-
sion of Mr.. John IL. Oberly,
who has lately retired from
the patriotic but Improbable
business of saving the coun-
try, and proposes to hereafter
give the most of his attention
TO his own business and the
Bulletin establishment. Mr..
o. has had tWenty-one years
experience as q practical job
printer, and believes he can
give satisfaction to even the
most fastidious lovers of ele-
giant job printing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
AGENTS WANTED
-IDIi-
Pro. FOwler's Great Work
OK
MANHOOD, WoMANHoOD,
Asp
THEIR MUTUAL INTER. RELATIONS


100000 i EhM Ai SIi.i e n,,. Of
Ague Remedy " al NOT efeciualy eradicate from
The syst.In. unlA IA eenis for full dncoiions Elr
compromising tb' nlsilrinr Satisfaction guar
tnlcea on .IiioneA refunded. Adir-- it "
M ssELio Mill'ial syringe, Che"
feii- ii-2i -dAWiW
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ouen every business day from ga m To u M
and saturday evenings lor savings deposits only
ii-m To 5 o clock
W HYSLoP, Treasurer,
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TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH
,anford's LIVER INVIGORATO

has l'comr staple family m1licine i'urd
vegetable, aihaliic aud tonic-ipr all dcrul
mrnt- of Liver, stomach aud Bowel vs.
clear The compile zion. cure sick heitiArh Il
-huu limitations
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
Chr Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ,. 1874
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
PHOTOGRAPHIC FERN.LEAF MOTTOfs

Mp- than ~ original Ir-iu- 'Npui-iis
wrought boo ferns and reproduced hy pho
luphNs forming N"iuiiul and attractive u" +
uruanNnt- lhty excite ,utiiu.iu.tic allan
ilYu No WORK fu agent tp -'ll ih'W Agr
regularly clear ~, ~, - Huu ~ per DAY
sold 80 worth boo one ilaI Another HuN-.
lil, the work we'll. 10 h. 80 dinerui from ha
cluyn- ing Agents Wanted IN sti~
town iu thr state. -rul Tor circular q" NJ 4
III \ pEpPIE, Gru'gd agent Noriiat
rJiuer Mai. ou and laNail' IT. Room 3
rluI lll
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On II II O
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

hN aud AFTER November p, passenger trains
" viii un daily except sunday " bllows
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Enterprise Savings
BAN K.
CHARTERED MARCH FL, 1869.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO

OFFICERS
n STAFFORD, prc7idcni
: TAYLOR, Vice President
" IIN SLOI, see s. and Treasurer,
pIiuCTpii-
~ "A ,s,,,tAY CIA- GNIIDurr,
VI SlockFLftI, iNhh N'hl"
AZ "a C'EAINGIlNM, ~ i hN"IlpNn'
j VI pluLLlrr
\ INTEREST naid ON deposits at the rate of sis
| ner cent per annum, March ~ and Scptcm-
hen list mi'lesi not MilhlHWn i added ihlli,t-
iialrly Ia the principal ui the deposits, thereby
giving them compound interest
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW IT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

CAIRO G. vINCENNEs r. r

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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..n.n..nnn..,n,l,ul,nl,l,nl. nln,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
Try Sanford n Liver InviI

Try SANFORD = Liver InviYorator.
HID~l tIlOMANtl, Oi:SOt't. tlIARMtNI
How either .rN may fis,inaie aud I'll
the low AMI gain affections pi au. person ~
shup-e. instantly tht- art ali cIu lu--s'-- tfl
Boy mail - crui-3 rpgcihcr with . MauiI
t,ui,ir, Egl piiaW burlr, brsm-, Hint
tEritr- ctc l,p1.o.J -nld 4 vl..r book \
ip-> 7 WlLitNMSt .Tub' ,ihilaislp h|
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h-- \ WEEK guaranteed to male d
" Umnlr agents Ia their luralit
costs nothing tntr3 II fnulun0
al rr, T. - NitkEEh 500
~ Augusta, n Fl
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S.E- GOO Fer dag At home H.,
d. : =, w n.. Nilrr-s
SEG ~IGN-ON a co Portland Me
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06

This PAPER seems not only to prove a
good substantial farm journal, but is con.
stantly improving, and no farmer in Yer.
mont should be without it. We hope all
who have taken it heretofore will renew
their subscriptions, and many new sub
scribers will be added to its list, As a
fearless advocate of Improvement, Us vel
as the rights of farmers, it has no supe
rior, and it is cntitlcd to liberal sup
port from Vermont farmers. We vii
forward subscriptions for any who may
wish 10 subscribe, or wish to renew ole
subscriptions. 1t is published at st
Johnshury by Cummings Il Hoskips, a
81 per year, if paid in advance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06
agricultural department.
COZ OUCTtD BY ALBERT CHAPMAN
The ountry Gentleman.

This ola friend Of ours continues to
eomc to Us as full OF instructive, intelli.
gent know ledge on farm matters ss ever,
and while fully alive to all really worthy
improvements, never seems to GO of after
humbugs and claptraps. like so many
Of the so.called farmers papers, who arc
g ,ntiuually taking new departures after
what often prove TO be foolish expert
ments. This is one of the best aud safest
agricultural popers out Of the STATE
for farmers to subscribe for. For par
tculars rs to terms. etc, see advertise
ment
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06

PROTECTION FOR Stock NEEDED IN
CALIFoRNIA.-The San Francisco Bulle-
tin and other late California papers
come with accounts Of the loss of stock in
the late cold storm. Snow fell where il
has not been seen for twenty years; the
dry grass is spoiled by the rains, while
the new grass does not grow fast enough
to supply the necessary forage. Cattle,
even in fair condition, died from want OF
food and exposure. Even temporary
shelters and some few haystacks would
have saved ten times their value 10 cattle
and sheep, which died for the want Of
these very easily-provided means of pre-.
serving life. The stock ranches of Cali
lornia will be covered with skeletons next
summer, which will be Tor ought to be,
reminders to the owners to provid,
shelter.-Country Gentleman.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06

r. u,ssns I,-,rx,,,n n pronr;.,ors If
C~ns,i,,,t;o'1I C,,a,rh Kem.dv Manches,ar
II
res;d. n, Mancbe,.er. ". H.. and nreviou,,v
-oa;daJ -, u.nn;L.r ond am na,iv. of Wo.r.
~ So hara haa r,,,rrb ,r,ntv.6v. v.ars
80 - xa. 10 ,oars old. hnd n had ali tbs
~. II, - iii ,ha; n.r;od snd n;.b,, IL wouid
an ~ - H. a. in nv throat oa,.;n. a
Ip a." ,Sat vsor,d snr;n, nm in bed 10 ssv,
49,, 49,, a,-an,,Ia,ia Is stt.c,.d nv haad
-. T 81, - ,d .r.s troubled ,,i,h
~ 'n"' - ~: - g - =,
-. - "a ~ - !, shorIdar, hsoL
~ , a.s' So "aL r. s,E.rad ;n,n,snsaIn
Suu hiuness AUA sa,n ~ ., s',a',rarI
80 oS,i,od 20 Ia In nod mos, Of the t;,na for
was ooiiseu 10 ,'e III psu lIVs' u, .uo e'u,e ioi
'uieo ulOn'us a. 80 ~ 80, ~
a'i'ta ~ uns.a;s; IL - 90"
1onsui,eu pI. .S" C",s,;,na;anai Ca,arsb Rasaodr
peeAA " 49, ~ 49,. he,,.r b.c'ra a ~
as. nuHus' hsn :" s,Um ~. o. Wv. ,h;rd
k".,Is ~ NJ oa,arrh :. o,rad nv haai,h "a "a
whole system is made over new. | know that it
i. tbis medicine that has rescued me from intense
suffering and almost the grave. | am now able
| 10 do the hardest work and bear the greatest ex
posure. and feel that ca mot say too much in
| favor of tho Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
MRS L. J. FLANDERS.
Manchester, N. II > Feb. !, 1871.
Tan, "a roo,. old have had catarrb sver .;ncc
r ~ a;L,oa,' 49, ola ND h.adaeha oil ,hs
t. was ha,o,'d tasori,',;"n sv;,h rrn-
thei nave suue'oa osyonu , III WIN
mug u. .He i nose, a,,i,v as oa,arrS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06
Oae ITu Il ed and sixty-Nine Bushes
Corn per Acre.

The Washington Pa Reporter con.
taius the report of committee appointed
By the Washington County Agricultural
SIciety, to examine field fcorn, which
is 20 extraordinary that we copy it eD-
tire
The undersigned committee, acting
ualer instructions Of your society, wsald
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06

The great axle.grease lawsuit at
Chicago, 10 which the declaration con.
tsiued 1000 counts and the plaintiff asked
100000 damages, has resulted in ysr-
dlst Of 800 for the plaintiff.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06

In many parts Of the country butter
commands higher price when made and
worked in the Blanchard Churn. The
reason is. il is better than when made by
hand.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06

At spelling school, held not far away,
the other pight, girl broke her arm,
while striving to kiss a young man.
State prison is too good for her.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06
Manchester, N. II Feb. !, 1871.

MIMI Vt. hbDUIII
No IT Manchester Corporation.
Manchester N IL, January n, 1872.
The above lady is my mother ! am painter
by trade, and am n member Of tho City Council Of
Manchester. Every word that my mother states
is true, JACOB J. ABBOTT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-06

1t is all right enough to have the bun.
die look as though there was turkey
inside; only be careful not to let the
handle show.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
TSEDE Ial5]gRR5
MoMA@A Nee, p
A EIAPPY new YEAR,
HPelce on Earth, Good
WilatO Men,

Before Tas DsMocRAT can again
reach It's readers, the year Of out Lord
ono thousand eight hundred aud ICY
euty,iour will have been numbered
with the past; aud 1875 bringing with
it new hopes aud untold joys fresh as.
piratious and unforeseen soEtOHs, will
DO upon US.
Tho year just closing has boon un
crentfpl one in the history Of our coua,
try. l. has Witnessed the greatest and
proudcst triumph of the American Re.
public, 1t has shown that in Free
America "bloodlcss revelations" may
occur, when the people. the trao source
Of all power, rise in their might aud
rebuke or reward their officers Of gov
crnment. The year 1874 has witness
cd the triumphant vindica:ion Of the
principles Of free government, ns cnun-
ciatel by the fathers Of our country
and every patriot will look back to the
departing year as a great epoch 10 OUT
national history,
We have a good cause for rejoicing
and we can ''in spirit aud in truth
extend the sincere wish that "all til,
world and the rest of mankind ma,
epjOy."A Merry Christmas aud a Hap
py New Year !" and tia. they MAJ b,
blessed Nitl@auy happyreiurus Of Thu
joyful season;
We humbIy COhO the words of til,
Divine Master" Peace o" Garth
good vM TO men -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
JUDGE GIDEON D. CAMDEN.

The suribblers for tho Wheeling In.
telligencer, as well as that paper itself,
are disposed to make this gentleman a
peculiar mark for their vii and hos.
tility. This is not remarkable when
it is recOllectOd that Judge Camden is
an able lawyer, aud one Of the truest
and most hard working Democrats in
tie State. II is not ouly death but
party malignity, "that loves q shining
mark, and the gibes and slurs that
have tCcn cast upon him by the Kadi.
cal press will only The more cndear
him to the Democracy Of the State.
-WC clip tho above from the Mar.
tinsburg Statesman. 1t is true that
Judge Camden, by lis earnest advo.
cacy of Democratic principles; aud
tho ability and integrity which fAs
marked his course Us lawyer, Judge
aui Senator, have subjected him to i6e
bitter enmity Of the Radical press.
But 1t is u good test Of Democracy to
sec a Democrat feared aud hated by
the oppOsitiOuj aud tho Judge will
gain friends, all over tue State, by
the indecent and unguntlOmanly filings
Of Radical iuk.slingCrs.