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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
shINGfON 7HEArNE COMI0uE

AM ~ CL ~ EIXN y.
WAshINGION 7HEArXE COMIQUE.
sS Si nsa tae TSs1 Sd
ter thoroul hly Renovated and rettt d. Popular
tor LSiies and Children every Wetne,dav aud I'd Sat-
"ra'' Ans's'T1H, saM II prvERH on Oftte great
who wiz sppesr each evening (ass Il ming four dis
tinet ohsTsc ers iut,c dueing 81 his Dntch steio-
sstional Drama, entitled OsT IN TIME. octs-6t'
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
THRYE HOURs OF IEgsssANTLAUG8rEB
FUN FUN fuSi FUN Fun! FUNl FUN
AND HIS EETIKE COMPANY.
VICTIMS ASn s6I6E sHINqLE.
EvEBYRoDY's FaiET9 AED sOLoE SHIN
wEDsEsDAY-PooR GENTLEMAN AsD
RnEiPRAHFRIEtsER 4Sb ANP TEFsks Wfsks
GwEN ssTIEEE sATgR1AY.
SATURDAY NIGHT1PhUL Ply AND BETSY
Adms,ion zoe I'D a. Ressrysd G.g seats ?:
SENTIMENT! music! nInTH!
The Most Wonderful and agreeable
Ents rfsinment of the Age.
PROSE AND POETRY
ELOCETTONAND RUSICf
SONG AND STORY
ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
VIM. II. BARNEs. P.G NJ.
Editor OF N HsART AND HASD,0
Assisted by MISS y. NJ Sta &C.
Will deliver his wUrld-renOwned NJ dley MeiaDge,
e9fitlPd.
IAN HOURS RECESS
Ocmrenicn piece te tho popular EE rERTAIN-
ING AN AUDIENCE"
Illustrated with Sentimental and Humorous Roci.
taive ard Mnsicsl Renditiors >; introdueing ana ing
Other sell and original pieces, Ily old Peia
sogue,n "Found Dead" "Old Playground"
Lacy who neyer Travelled ,""Tapping at the Gar
len Gate,n "SchO0lmaster and Bow" Three
Pieces Of Money to the DoIIsr, "PulIire ard
against the Stream. "Rock cd in the Cradle of the
Deep, miller. Weaver, snd Tailor" and, By 70
qVsS., 1.-THE EDEine Medley" and the great jmits-
tion soHg, "sOuRds from the old Plantation. -
Go, IcItA yOIr Young Folks and old Folks.
Yen tcIH S6reT Req the zffSafaaes
tfmissiar, 50 cents. Rsservnd Seats, rs cents
The trouble commences ~ 2 o'clock N. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

SECRETARY BRIsTow went to New York city
Saturday and will return tonight.
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Surgeon Thos Hiland to
the Washington navy yard; Paymaster George
Cochran to the receiving ship Potomac, at Phil
adelphia Surgeon Somerset Robinson, detached
from the navy yard, Washington, ID. O., and
ordered TO the Plymouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

TEE CINcIEEATI ExPosTTIoN-The am In
dustr1sl exposition closed at Cincinnati Sstur-
day night, after twenty eight days Exhibition.
Five hundred and ffty-four thousand persons
visited the exposition during that period. and
the receipts have been s6e 900, exclasiue OF the
ed to several Thousand more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

MB. ELMER WASHED RNE, formerly superin-
tendeBt Of police in Chicago, has beeu made
chief OF the national secret service. We have
already said that Mr.. Washburn was too honest
ior chicago 1t remains to be seen whether he
Is too honest for WashiD gton.-Ckicaoo Tribuns
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FALL MEETING
OFTHE
WASHINGTON Driving ASSOCIATION,
RTGHTwOOD PARK.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER
AND
FRIDAY, OCTOBER

FRIDAY, OCTOBER9
The f0llcwing are the entries:
WEDSE5DAY, OCTOBER I:
,Clsts !, for all horses that have never beaten
hTse MINUTES. fIC
PURSE OF $500.
00Arie' h''iLsi HSGL6sA25S, Il SiS 5s, enters bis
David Lsslsi JscdB e Bs'ILtrFTST.i ErRf.is sGater'bs
Hoppe. T.bf D ~iiaiaptHPi Gahfk5bs S2t'F' b m
J. Il. Moore, % % P Phila.slghia, ertsrsb.s.
CIV oi'rf; 81 q fFstRnI fGGsEsT'. Rsf' entsrS''s
Wild Burr, Of NJ srtinsburg, " Va, enters
AkTBUB WILD
b. Perry, of Washington, enters bI. b.
CAPITAL.
FRIDAY, OCToBER 9:
Class Z, for all borsss that have never beaten 2O
APUBsE OF $500.
q. Moore q PhlIs9 p s1 ;SPsia, Z en,ersb.g.
David LoE11i tsS0B 81 s"lHsis, IsRfss enters O's'
Charles Hibi't, 90 Of , E:* T%k, TEe%5kk, eD'eT' bis
CIV olar1.SSt rSi Fr,EsRi FokRiksT. p snieH'"
B r. Perry, # Wash q zton, enters bi b.
O. HoPIeT,s cf NV WY1shiRztS9 "a Sn6 satsr' b. m.
Wild & Burr, of d MsrtiDsburg, w. Va, enters 6. g.
AETHUR WILD.
H"rses v i'll be called prompt at 2 o'cIockp m.
PIivae entrance iCr ladies and families southeast
nee 6,es 81 I iGe s,v P9bs & entrance a5 old cate omD
Snd WIZARDS hote, 2, 3'ei1ek & on days Of race.
ocs-m.,,s,h,stA sADntSS 4. V. %f HSffEs. Secretary.
NATIONAL IhEATER. Begins at 8.
Mr.J. g. Lesse and Manager
BzUPENIFe OF THE SEASON ls74-75.
POs,HIIyELT Hn y. LY SIX NisHTs ONLY
,S2f G2ffmTssreing I,s MospAY, October 5, l74 Fare
OF EngiHh Tragedy the world-renowntd
JANAUSCHEK.
Supported BY her % sw and most brilliant New York
MONDAY, Oct 8. Ta4, schiiieff's grand historical
nARS SS SsSIIuIARr.
'ANA6sCHfk IL her M st celebrated character
TUhsDAY IsD !, and XsDsisPAY, Oct sth and 7th,
French Of Octave FsuiiIet, By T6os " hifin. Jan,
Susehek IN her woDderful i'm personation Of Vateris
TIE price Of admission during the engagement Of
Jshauechtk VIII De as follows:
Ss6sss,,A snsssl Adnmi.sion nRni1 80 and Is cents
Srehss:rs Circle, .... ioo
DAY seTtebPsT go anS s1m ass aGd until d
Shere seats may always b. secured SIX days In sd
patrons Of this house, and the public generally, a
srsDeh Office has been established at Brad Adams
popular News stand, under the St Cloud HOtel,
corner of On anc ST. eets furct on Metro p0itan
Railroad, y where ats may be had sans as At Box
offiee. senae ~
oIrssso. OF xzhibitisB ard .sIsI INV No
TYH ST. AT T,s S1
siARKRIrRRs, th d.
80 <3S - sssS7s, bet .seu = s.Ss s-reets etSht
doors above Odd Fellows Hal,
'hCies oil Paintings, EDgrayings, Uhrouo. &c
Also largest stock Paper BaDgings, Wi;lfOS
snsdea Ptctnresi Frames, Picture Cords e1d Tss.
ssls. Rinss, Nsils, &C., In tie District
- 9ERMs CASH.
- Please remember Name and EumOef. jelly
A LII KIHDS OF GENTLEMEN's OksT-OFE
"A WEARING APPAREL can be sold 10 the very
beet advantage By addressing or ealing op JUSTH,
6lS street. between 6th aud 7th streets north,
west. 81 Notes By mail promptly attended to-
Cesh paid. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

"PEoPLE's" NOMINATION IN MIssouKI.-
r. o. Stanard, who was nominated Friday for
Congress by the peoples convention OF the
6rrt Missouri dietrit, was nomiDsted Saturday
by the straight republicans. split having oc-
Cured I'm the republican convention Of ths
third district, two conventions were held there
one Of which nominated Robert +. Wingste as
ueoule,s u0mfnee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

BEfcHRR declares himsslf filed with ea dis
position to spend and be sp Mt for the develop
ment OF the divine eie nett that Is in every
human foul." Not uni ke Walt Wbitman.
N L. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

RE. Parsons has been nominated for Oon-
press BY the dem ocrstx Of the 5th Kentucky dIs-
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CoMPBTITIvB EXAMINATION There has
been lively contest for the position of exam.
liner Of tie iDterferences in the patent olfice,
made vacant by the promotion OF Nj. s. Hop
Kills To be examiner In chief, and it has been
decided to allow the contest to be settled by a
competitive examination under the civil ser
vice rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

PBRsoNAL.-J'nited States Treasurer Spin
ner, who has been to the THOUSAND Isles and =
thousand other places catching fish and gather
ing hoquets will return home this evening".
General Burnside called on Acting Secretary
Secretary OF the Treasury COnant this morning
and left at p. m. for his Rhode Island home.
Hon. p: III. b. Young, NJ. c., of Georgia, is at
Wizards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

THB RRIGN OF TERROR IN ALABAMA.-Per-
haps the best answer to the statement of the
democratic central committee of Alabama, rel
ative to the condition of affairs in th At state l.
me following letter, received to-day at the Post
once department, from one Of the speciai
SCENTS OF the department nov In Alabams in
mall agent;
'ls The Woops, WEAR LrvIresror.)
SUMTER Co., ALA, Sept %, 1874
SIR: have just had warrants issued against
nine OF the murderers of Thomas Ivey. includ-
ing the sheriff Of this county, and will proceed
TO make the arrests Immediately. The reign of
terror existing In this county at present faS ey
ceeds anything of the hind have ever seen
Armed bodies of men are riding over the coun.
try, and the col0red people are afraid 10 90 into
the fields TO save their crops from waste and
ruin. The right OF free speech Is denied them.
and many desire TO return TO slavery
The sheriff Of Sumter county, arrested a ons
OF the nurderers of Iv%y, after the assas.ina-
uon OF Ivey, took posse OF men to hunt ths
murderer -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

ORGANIST ST. JOHNS PARISH.
pTesSEsr Of PIANO, ORGAR, &C. Post once
- oo@s Oct2-lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

Outward applications are time and money
thrown away. The only permanent core Is On.
HAEHfsoS's pEalsTALTIC LnzEEGEs, They strike
81 tue csnsr. We could hl tuls paper with cures.
they are pleasant, never Eupe nor like all puts
30 they require increase ut dose. For elderly
persons femsles and children and all other,
lhry are exactly suitcd 10 ubsl4te CostiEeHegs
the prolific cause Of 30 health. Trial box 800.
large box DC and mailed free for thir last
price.
DR. HARgIsONs ICELAND BALsAM.
= splendid cure for CuUGHs HOAX .ENEss, sud all
lRRoAT and LUNa complaints For Hale 10y Z,
= II tRYsON a c., Pro, rletgrs, No, TIE.
mont Temple Bostou, and by all Druggists.
t64W
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FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT



The subscriber on Eceuuut 81 peer health, has
derid-d 10 dtrp0-s Of bis farm - above. ~sfb
arm contains 1875 a.ros has ab gt go aplle
trees Ead plenty o. other frult such pearz.
ptams and cherries EYery irid has sprlns Of
lyug water that never faai- Be- the dFfe-t time,
Ihrre are about 5lJ sugar naples sud q acrrf
- scotland, large barn that will cpai3iH %
tons % hsy besides tbu straw aud corn fodder
l-ually raised na the farm, aud other convenient
lal .dtaEa AL the Land il Well seeded with
20 yer aud umlthy and II 10 good c0udiu0a
AID "a Ia sili be rented % any good responsible
9g.3uess mAu or sala uH almost any terms a
90 3D. eaH ask. AaY one hAyiog a smaa place to
gru lu towards payment % sHul1 be- taken 20 q
fNr, reasonable price sa.d place Go Bee Dear
&c is Of SO Cgutalu au9where from eve % ten
cree, . good house aud water convenient ANY
aae si,hiug % Alfg must applg before Eho l-i Of
Hay. Any 0Hs wishing 60 EBrrhhre Ias ABOVE
offer II apra Go Ghtm Tor the season.
EKEBEN SHAW.
Hebron. Washington Co.. y. s., Apr. 1. ls74.
&6Iv
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npH


HUra E#H e. ia q
uRNcuETfE,
Mine nga" uses one of SWEETS
lotbes dryers and saf. tbsy are great
auHrnigurs Try one
Letter remaining 10 lba Post omae
Manchester, May Glb ;. Il. pauiap,
l.. CrosienLukc Mann. n. +. morrill,,
N Anna sheldon. Mi.s Mary ! Ulqghart.
" q. BruroS, =. NJ.
-C u. Muason bass greatly improved
u appearance Of the old Manson home
losd by removing lho front yard fence.
Nest
MAY daY wasn't much of % day tor
oNcfs. None ct oar citizens had the
equlsitc courage or faith to dig through
u suow log them aud cor queen fall
z d 10 obtain her usual crown. But then,
Is about time m0narehleal governments
ere At 50 eud.
a. II. Fauar formerly a student al
Iur Seminary aud member Of the New
otk legislature from Columbia County,
aimed a very high character 10 lhnt body
b. ability aud uprgotncss. The New
ok Times mentions him as ouo OF the
III dozen best men ia the assembly.
-Thr music teacher at the Seminary,
lis. Moore Of Chester, was obliged to 90
omc on account Of Illness, aud Prot.
haw has engaged Prof Geo. W aic'1se
Ruuand to fll ont the term.
Our dentist, Dr.. Geo. H. swift, has
ecldcd 10 remove to La Crosse, Wis,
nd calls upon al who have accounts
ylti him to settle up before tie 2olh inst.
b.. swift has gained good reputation
d bis profession, and being a right down
cod fellow naturally, We are sorry to
ave him 20, but will consign him and
is bride to the tender mercies Of the
Wolverines with the best OF wishes.
a new rustic bridge has been built
cross the brook IN DclIwood Cemetery
ast below the yanH, aud The new gate
Mas Is approaching completion. How
bou, The walk THE .ides \ little extra
aott will complete il this sprjne Vino
10 begin tbe work.
Now +. lbs bee, time TO transplant
/. bade ttees h caa he doue With very
lut expense on tsr as naples aud elms
and wo would care forHu better shade
rce.. Pcopie, uol only iu the village
uE sd through ihe country should make
point So adi something of ibis Kind
ornament lue,r premises each year. il
uaslh more aud easls las. thau people
morally suppose.
Bsso ba5l aud snow bail have inter.
mingled during The past week with lbo
dgautsgc IN favor Of Of the latter, bow.
vera few favored individuals have gone
bed with poall6ea hands aud plaster
4 sislas
Charles =. oyis reports the fishing
III basiuess better taau ever before. u,
akos urst elass rod Oh q reasonable
lice consequently Ae sells $50 De gaH
uale vitaout auy difficulty.
-. .. Coy, vile leeps a good stool
l.,els and shoes. books. stationary. etc
aarl The earuer. As. rew advertise
ps8t lie keen. lha uew vmi,les o
agul books 81 exchange prices.
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OUT TRls OUT
Il may save Your LIE

tt may bANt your IITV.
There Is no pt r-yu living but what suffers more
% lees with Lang Diseases Coughs, Cods, or
Consumption, yet come would die rather than
pay Is cents for bottle Of medicine that would
sure them DR.. A, Bpuschoe's German Syrup Las
lately been introduced To tHIs country fro Ger
many, aud It. wonderous cures sstonlsh every
Que that try II. II you doubt what Sly 10
print cut this ont and take il 30 your Druggist,
Y. Grover Factory Point aud Wait & Hard, Mau-
chester, and get sample bottle free Of charge,
or a rgular size for IS cts Also Green's August
flowcr II a sure cure for Dyspepsia. 3lJm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

The next Regular Communication 90 Aduniram
Lodge. r, a A. NJ. will be held on Thursday
evening", April 80, 1854.
Il. l.. WYMAN. ". NJ
AdontTam Chapter, No. l., IL. \. ",
Next regular cunyocau0u on "Wednesday even
Ing May e. at "A O'Clock
j.. +. sIMONDs. II. J..
". A. 81. ,Ch. sect.
skinner Post No. "a, g. A. H.,
Meets q, Atsms' Hall, Factory ppiut, ou the 6-t
luesday evening Of each month.
D. K, sIMOSDs. Commander,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07
FRIEND, Stop that Cough Do not

neglect a common Cold for a day il
may end ia Consumption and death
Rev. \. H. DONAo' ELIXIR has
cared Thousands. hg Cd aud yoaug. and 30 rlB
care SEA II lstsu freely and 60 seasaa fs~aal4
or 81 Bufsssts sad Merchants. Price. 2-E s5a
I23E 81 pr Uytafs
fuFtF yeafs s3ure. Elaaf baw1s tfst us1giae-
iafc3 hss EatIE 10 northern Vermont. AID its Ta-
usrkAble cares e. auce brought lt Prominently
before the people q the UHft~d -ialss ABa Can
ada. While the st3e hnA rapidly inafea ~ta gYrrg
ca. ether ne4lEtucs have been pQTa.lf far q
fs~ tasstls ~ fesGt tgt tas3f lssk 81 Intrinsic
Faiua La CrDsiKutu them - CON pAftEiFa uUiIEs
ION. Iu justice % DOWNS ELIXIR be- % sd
thKt It lsa 1utY she people aNt - d naast.fhs
tlkg tasy roatgHae % uat fae Article th4t has A.
asts cured them ~ taeF cot Obs saa COLDS.
FttEet fhsl o. thEe 90 trF every Hea Hea.e5aa
taat ss puHe Hp au3 may He aaFt.aAsss. q IL
lsa~#& ktrir IL ssEfraz.ta ca gtHf a8Hg satisfies.
Gas. ~ Az frlH paid rs# se fsaassL t.sFHE=
Elta NEll aaI ta8s As eteess re1ae3F 'tlT .lse
llT1sGt IhFst GEa Large So Ast fsF Famgl-
aet -IAr-lnE IAzss Pee Al al bfag AID t-aA-
~ stafes
HENRY jobs sos. EFupf.
t.5EA hafa1stos. VI
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eu HhfE UsHniafafe t#E Board g
e.asuni wsgatn TIE .weod used d
ssraes af.d gsgsar. ~ psg asai oftae fsf-
uer taa g. y The laier
TIE asaiherises" Asxe como a. ihr
cslrlasgas 1hni the wlu3 uas mere Do
blame gbsH us ba..dsu 20 case q tbc
sespss q tbs Congregational ChaFab NHd
gsal DO uuauitled nerpe eau'a wila
sgsaa tasA o biss II 1l3 blow there is
- qgea#gu abaat Sc pos tberc BE- g feeling
among the "aaumag herd ttag iha s,rue-
fars waa1 n9. havs been afg. H sam.
Eelod ~ .alcads8. aud sha Fesat W.II
probably be better s,eaH.e, an3 sa'er
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

DIR 7. NJ. sHARP's DYSPEPSIA TILL.
Dr. Snaps Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting Of Food.
sour stomach, Water Brdsh, Heartburn, Low
spirits etc IN thiity-hve years never failing to
cure the most obstinate oases Sold by Drug
glsts Waltz Hard agents for Manchester, De-
pot, lA5 Eighth st., NJ Circulars mail on
application. l9l0mi5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

BY much the scvcrest fire our place
has known for years (Which To be .ore
s, uol -aliug a great dead, occurred ou
Tuesday ulgbt. el-t ult. Il originated
D.. +. supposed, about the stove ia lhr
store gl Messrs. Barr & Ils,c0es, GA the
uest side ct tae common, which 10 cot
suur3 cuurelg, with she adjoining, war.
room oH TIE south, and Tie residence
owned and occupied by Mr. NJ. Perry ob
tHs uoUb. The fire was discovered arsl
about O'Clock o IN, Of The 22ud when
already the Interior of abe store baiiding
MSS ln ruins Aad lbe flames we're isfuiug
iram tle raaE No. Perry. household
effect. were saved, bat nothing 81 all
irum lae ware room TT store. The loss,
Zoo is believed. wll te mainly covered By
Insurance. Oar mail. recently lu, was 4
total LOSS a9mx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

The Gates House i. about TO suffer
tum smother enlargement 10 aceommo-
aaie lss groBsng patronage.
The Hew pottery baldiHg is going np
rapidly aud sill be- ready f5r bas.uess bg
Iae &d.e Of JaHr
The Bradford mIa &. completed and
the uaetlHesg be beIug put 10. TIE
wba.e mill il raised one story higher
ikaa The Old.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

M. +, Marshall. Of Clarendon has
expended 81 coo 10 building a creamery
the fret ia tbe state, though they are get.
Ting quite common in some parts Of New
York. lie expects the milk Of 800 cow.
TO Start Win. 1t will be ready for busl.
ncss about the goth. The result Of th,
enterprise viii be looked for with a grea.
deal OF interest boy The farmers who wi-l
10 get the greatest possible profit from
their daiHgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

IN re is no pain which the Cen
taur Imminent altl not relieve, no
MJ swe,uug iJ will noteublua and no
EYE hmeucss which it will no, cure.
EtBB This is strong language, bat it IL
---=s.-I IL - true. It has produced moe cures
,u,rtv,sl OF rheumatism, neuralgia, lock.
jawpalsgsprains. swalaues, caked breas' s,seald.,
burns salt-rhoum, ear-ache. 6cuupou the human
frame and Of strains, spsyn gals, &c. upon ami.
mails liz one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. II is a counter
iriant, an all healing pain reheyer. Ctipper
throw away their crutches, the lame walk, pois.
onous hltes are rendered harmless aud the
woun ed are healed without O. scar. 1t is no
humbug. The recipois published around each
bottle Il is ceiling as no article ever before
sold aud 1t soils becau.o il does just villa it pre-
tends to do, Those who new sufIey from rhou-
matism. pain OF swelling deserve to suffer If they
will not use Ccntaur Lauimeut. More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable cures, including frozen
imbs, ch ouic-rheumatism, govt. running tu-
mora, &c, have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe, &c.
gratis TO any one requesting IT, one bottle Of
the yellow wrapper Uentaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars for sprainei or sweenied
horses and mulos, or for screw-worm in sheep,
stock-ogners this liuimeutis worth your atten-
ton. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. said by all Druggists, 90 cents per
bottle arge bottles, 81 %. j. B. RosE & Co,
81 Broadway, New York
tAsroBlA is more tbau d huUs itute or Castor
Oil. 10 is the on safe article in existence which
10 certain 10 assmilete the food, regulate the
bowels, re wiul-Colic and produce natural
-leep. II contains neither minerals, morphine
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HEAAE A jobs SOS Fups
hafAaF toa, Vt
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MADAME DE BOsSA's

sever balas 81 We-ga ceiling oaeap. Before
buy ~ cali ant g.t oal ptlarr.
WEST a HEoraEE,
Arlington. NefuaaE
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professions, with full confidence in
their system and themselves, and the
appreciation In the value of their prop
erty will exceed their whole indebted
ness. Land that nobody wants is
valueless, and cannot bear taxation
Divided among many small proprietors,
who draw their support from its bosom,
it becomes a part Of the nations blood
and the life. s ~
A free government, based on three
million square miles Of small farms,
with the richest soil and in the best ag-
ricultural climate the sun shines upon,
would be something new in mans ex-
perience. Studying our advantages at
distance, Europeans have more conf
dence in our good sense, industry and
ability to bring about sueh result than
we have in ourselves. They better IN
derstand theworth ofour coal, iron, cop
per, lead, silver and gold deposits than
we do. As surfeit makes one Ill and
is worse than little hunger, SO our
unwieldy farms and seeming excess of
resources tend to idleness, both of
muscle and of brain, and even to pow
erty. Duty calls for less monopoly by
the few, and more sound thinking by
the masses, to push all needful reforms
into execution. u.s.