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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

ARE You AWARE THAT THE PREMoNI-
TORIES OF CONSUMPTION are coughs, colds,
bronchitis, pains IN the side and cheat, diff
culties OF breathing, etc2 II you permit these
symptoms to run on tubarcles will be the re-
went to cnre these diseases use Aliens Lung
Balsam without delay. For sale by all medicine
dealers.-Cem. ..." -. =. =. :
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

PERUVIAN SYRUP. - This valuable
medicine has been silently making its way into
public favor by the numerous remarkable
cures 1t has perfarmed. It's singular efficacy
is owing to the protoxide of iron which in this
preparation remains unchanged and is the
only form in which this vital element of healthy
blood can be supplied. Conn.,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

Oppression after eating, headache.
nervous debility, are the effects Of indigestion.
One. or two at most, Of Parsons P,ir0ofipe
Pills will give immediate relief.-Com.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

Joianso,a's Anodyne Linineia may be
administered to children with perfect success
In cases OF Group. whocr:ng cough, influenza.
and almost any Of the diseases to which they
are liable. Com.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

Get the beet. The best Elastic Trus5 Ia
Pomeroys, 744 broadway, N. Y: Write for it.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

EB Notice advertisement of the Zinc
Collar Pad. They have been thoroughly
tested, and the guarantee OF this company is
good. Ask hardware dealers or harness makers
for them.-Com
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

Ma, when is o griddie-cake in
q hsoissa : ':,s,f rss. ~ nay dear, whsn there
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

BURNETT's CocoAINR is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.-Com.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05
% )a21'; o';Ext M

AceEtatn and sure cure, without Inconvenience
ana nc home An antidote that stands purely on its
own inertia Send for my quarterly magazine (a
costs you nofhfa0) neutrality-suspicious. of
.Iit have been permanently cured. claim to have
discovered and produced the FIRST. ORIGINAL AID
ONLY SURE CURE FOR oPIUM EATING.
S. Collins. LIN Porte. Ind.
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The State Legislature is Democratic.
The New York court of appeals has amended
the rules governing the admission Of ATTORNEYS
at law in that court by adding thereto the fol-
lowing: "Or furnish to the supreme court
other satisfactory evidence Of fitness, character.
and qualifications under this rule" The
Republicans elected their city tickets in
Leavenworth and Topeka, Kansas The
report ending with March, shows that the rate
Of mortality Of the white population of WASH
iDgton, ID. c., was 10 34-10o per 1000 per
annum, while the mortality Of the colored popu-
iation was nearly 40 per 1000 for the same
period. The longshoremen of New York
have made another strike e. The COLLEGIATE
regatta will take place at Saratoga July 18th.
Fourteen crews will take part in it. The
freshmen lace will be rowed on the 18th, and
the university race on the 14th The Demo-
cratic majority in the Connecticut House of
Representatives Is twenty-five In the Senate
nine..... BY an explosion of giant powder in
San Francisco number Of people were killed
by being buried In tho ruins of building.
Herr Sigis editor of the utlra-montane Vare
land Of Munich, who was recently sentenced TO
imprisonment for publishing an article insult
ing TO Prince Bismarck, has been arrested by
tho Austrian authoritiss on the application of
the German government :. :. Attachments
have besn made under new suits against the
property Of VIM. N. Tweed In New York.
Gen. campos entered Ripoil, Spain, after q
light IN which he lost forty idlisd and wounded.
Thsioss Of We casiisss b nosknswn. ). .yuiI
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

AO"Ay1 ohOkoAofC, III bOWluR BS6Q-Gnat
is, make all possible haste after the
ground rs in proper condition, but not
before.
1t is better to buy roots, even pota-
toes, if the farmer has not got them, to
feed with hay and grain to his stock
through the spring months until the
ground gets settled and the grass is
grown sufficient for pastures than to turn
the cattle, on the pastures or meadows
where they only get sufficient taste of
fresh herbage to destroy their appetite
for dry food. Roots are wholesome. a
necessity to animals fed with dry food;
and il judiciously fed they promote both
the health and thrift of the animals.
BEES. 1T is not safe to remove hives
OF bees from April to December any dir.
tance short of q mile, as many are liable
TO return to their, old location and are
lost. A good hive Of bees should be-
filled about threefourths fn1l Of bees. az
they are packed between the combs. and
should have in April not Iers Than ten
pounds Of d hey TO render their prog
Perity sure. The combs and bee-bread
IN hive often weigh ten or fifteen
pounds, 80 that must be taken into ac-
count IN the gross weight of the hive.
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1,nm;rration-state Credit.

We cannot sever the question OF lmu''
...,an from that of State solvcncy. No
w, v;,, desire to come to live In s'ate
whose bonds are not safe investment 'oi
wha. he may gain by his pursuit. feopie
wbo understand the relation Of citizen 10
the State, and pisa verSa, know how thls IS.
Men depend upon their State for the oiess-
;pcs OF protection aud the support ana
encouragement which wise and efficient poll
cies NAV afford; but they can have little OF
either vigorous protection or encouragement
from an insolyent State, which must De,
therefore, prey to demagosues and their
dishonest devices. s8 H.
So, let all Virginians who desire to see
thei. State prosper and to prosper them.
selves do all they can to maintain her re-
.pec,aDility, and do all that can be done to
inspire faith ard trust in her. All should
feel and know that no one would seek
home in an ipsolvent State, nor will any one
desire to buy lands that can't psy taxes.
Weare sure this is the view that the people
of Virginia take. They have been ten years 10
the wilderness Of reconstruction and its con.
sequences, and now the way before them lie
bright and cheering. The year seems pro-
pitious, and conspires with political events
to cheer us all up as we'll as to secure TO the
people better success In their pursuits
Therefore we should all address ourselves to
the grand work Of eleyatiDg the reputation
of the State and presenting her advantages
unclouded and unburthened by the fatal ap
preheusion of public disbonor.
We have fair lands, and bright streams
and mineral riches unexcelled in the repuo'
lie. These invite the stranger, and let no.
thing deter him from coming and casting biz
LOT with us, and sharing with US that good
fortune, those superior comforts and advan
sages, which so abound iu Virginia. Wal
has robbed us Of money, but has not taker
away what nature SO lavishly bestowed. The
foreigner, 10 lettering bis own condition BY
coming here, will also better ours by pay Ing
money for that which We cannot ourselves
turn to account.
II we address ourselves this year in The
proper spirit to these vital matters of public
corcern we may accomplish wonders. The
skies are bright. The State Executive Is 90
ing all in his power-let the people sustain
him heartily, and there will be unquestiona
bly, lively forward movement.
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me- GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS at
u Anct - ias:,3d >! sit.c,t7iS re &
L1sLE-THREAD, BALBR1eGAN,an and COTTON
~ SOCKS. 49, 'st'.s'. .@ - Ii.s' '@.' ais
in all qualities. Particular atten-
II ation Is called to the new BRACE SUSPENDED.
WHITE and COLORED TIES for summer wear |;
SILK, COTTON, and KID
ilYi GLOVES; ...f III \ s. d..
CINEN-BOsOM SHIRTS In ali qualities;
LINEN. COLLARS and CUFFS, also PAPER
/, :, COIL AIRS and CUFFS; ~, ......I... -.
sILK. LINEN, aud; COTTON, POCKET-HAND-
!. KERCHIEFS; ..--:,,... ...sfi.l.f-
: s at $1.25: .rs. .f.s.n.,.4
. A large lot Of LINEN COLLARS to be closed out
at Acc. per box. ,.-.t ......,sE H.. ..,t.sf T.,
Gentlemen will find at all times a we'll: elected
stock of FURNISHING GOODS at much less
than regular prices at
LEVY BROTHERS..
q large stock of PARASOLs and UMBRsL-
I,As ~ aF-" "-,.G af,F~i .r,.as q. je 20 +
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H BEs r 1914 UTICA sHEET1NG at
4oc. per yard. regular price everywhere 50c !;
DAvUL 10 4 BLFA CHED sHEtTING vi be
sold ut Acc. per yard on account or It's oelnf
slightly ssied on the outside Of The piece;
GOOD CALICUES. fast colors, at 69c. per yard
among this 10. will be found some that We solo
Il at l2hc. last year; s.,t.s... 3D.. ]: "y ';jn,
EAsT-COLOhED LAWNS at SIC. per yard-no
ri remnants or seconds, .a~s.-.--.-.
ECRU TUsSORE .sUlTING and WHITE anu
BLACK-GaoUSD GREN ADINEs at SIC. per
ysrd-among this lot viii be found goodsre'
Gently sold at csc per yard; :.
WHITE and BACKGROUND slLh-sffifE
GRENADINES at 12kc. per yara worth from
~ 25 to 35c. per yard; t,'-.i n 10 .ssua
GOOD IFr.FlNIsA BLEACHED COTTON, 80
Ms. inches wide, at SIC. per yard, at :,
Large additions to our stock Of PARASOLs.
je26 - =.
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,

THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
u AUGUSTA COUNTY, va,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM sTAUNT0y
fears stopping atthe door,, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad This - @s='t s.
y. <77hJ 'wATERING-PLACE, a
situated In the mountains of VII ginia at au ele,i-
ton of 1900 feet above the level Of The sea- Offers
both to invalids and pei ufe-.eekpfs rare combI-
nation Of attrlcuo S In the variety and excellence
OF the mineral waters die heal by and delightful
nature ofsthe climate, ami the unrifa!led maguf.
ceTSe Of The surr9qnSng srnGer is three distinct
classes OF alum, chslyheate, aud healing. The
alum water 10 SHOWN by acuil alyss 70 be fully
equal to that OF the Rockoridge Alum. The chaly-
is ate and healing waters are OF very superior eI.
c-ilence. Ample experience in the use Of these
waters has fully essbishe their great curltrss
properties. They hive made many wonderful
cures, aud are III set admirably ADAPTED TO the rat-
meut OF dyspepsia, liver disease. conslpallon
scrofua erys]Delas, cutaGeous diseases. neuralgia,
rheumatism, diseases OF the urinary and generaTs
organs, naadlrs peculiar to the irma'e seT, aSo
disease that would not eth"r b, entirely cured CT
greatly nenpfited by their jndiclou> use.
} PLUNGE or SHOW En-BnThiN In the neai-
ffhe highs mr.. col I'd pleasant in the hottest
weather, and the clirnate Is ssluoriou' and hrs'-
raiinu.'o Oh tl..y .Liy l..-,L r,,.... x,o,
44S feet above tide " ter level the highest noun,
tain i'm Virginia, Is In full view OF the hole ana
not more than three mtlts fr1mi
Good music, croquet anda DO altnga'ley VIII coz
tribute to the amusement o, gucs's Besides morse,
hacks and spring-HagDns fDr hire. dotei aSeoM,
modattons 90 ID aud comfortable. The whole WIZ
be oDened Tor Wis, tors on the 5rIl or JUNE.
Board, per daY} S2: per WEI. $40: per nonlh 81
thirty days. $50. Children unGer Twelve years oHl
and servants. haIf-price .s-,s,,,..,
For circulars with anaIy sis NJ ~1ter. certificate OF
cure &c. write 10 The propfietofs or apply 70 lhe
oh otffpo Richmond.
D'Spe'sesoa'''' p. 6 N. BUgRrSs.
q = PrnnrietorS.
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SUPPRESSION OF FREE RIDfs.-The Post.
master.General Is determined to suppress a
practice which prevails to some ex.ent of
free gliding over the country under cover Of
q present or 8 former connection with the
Post.O Office Department. IN ~
Editors ought to help him. All except.
the impecupious bunmers.] .
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CT. JOHNS sUNDAY-scHooL PICNIC
.*S 70 THE = 2t-.. T.
SHADES OF SHIRLEY. eses5 ID

st Jrbn- Sunday school have the pleasure OF am
neunSing that having chartered the commo@onss
sxact-its nn The murnfng or TUESDkY Y. 2Sth
.insrsnt a. haifpast O'Clock for . trip down tne
rise, 70 W1eiker. of the First Virginia Regiment
gsnd. viii furnish music for the occasion. =.
The sale OF icxeis 10 limited to such NUMBER a.
,yiiiinsure comfort win pleas use y. i,
TicEsis for q, lie Mt Woonhouse y Parhsm's coox.
stnfe and at the druxstores Of =. A. ssot. ana a.
W. SSltipg OF OF any teacher OF the do 81
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spsa.rAI. NOTICES.


me- CHECK SWISS MUSLIN at 25c. per
, yard worth 4Oc.; DIT - fJgat e}tJH Z. e.
CHECK NAlNSOOK MUSLLNS at 25 and oOc.
II worth 35 and 40c.; s.s iEps.i.t,4.B EI5y
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at csc. worth
{ 35c.; ,.G. 3s5 leNs V.gEE ~
VICTORIA LAWNS at 16'X, 20, 20, 80, and S5c.'
COLORED TARLETANs, at 20 and 25c., for CO.
= vering picture and looking-glass frames ana
-. gas-fxtures; .-....... s3.. ,.,. .a.,s.,
A large assortment Of all the new-style LACES for
trimmings al reduced prices: ~.
BLACK LACE SCARFS from 75c. up to IS; y
WHITE and BLACKJACK TIES In the latest
designs In all qualities; ''' =.
RIFFS and kUFFLES In great variety-some new
styles just to hand; ~ % =. 2 ~ .'a
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS for ladies and gen.
tlemeu at LEVY BROTHERS..
The largest, bestasserted and cheapest stock OF
PARAsOLS In this city. J.! .-.-&i ~ 1a26
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Tbe ice'merchants are doing big busl.
asss. s,ir. as 't.at Sa !
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MEETINGS.

THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
/ sOCtAflON win bavea meeting at the Dc,
rezer church at half past 8 o'clock on TUr SnAY
the 29th instant The public are respectfully 1n-
yied to attend. and Wi be addressed by the honor
able brethren OF the cl g.. sconT .r,rsu,d.nt 1t
IT. H. TAYLOR Secretary. 1e 29-1t
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Secretary Robson BIS, gone to Rye Beach
With his family, to be absent week.
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8 hhIol HA TO WASHINGTON,
II ~ THURSDAY. sTUIY /, 1875,
rim Richmond, Fredertckslurg and Potomac Rail-

Round trip only o.. Last opportunity OF visiting
the capital tnis season + or the srnnll sum or eS
secure your tickets early. The TRAIN wllileave
the head or Broad street on Thursday morning,
July list. at qusrfer before 8 O'Clock. 2 = 3.'
special cars 0riaoses and their escorts; floa'@
y tCoMMrrrRE oF9ARRANG EsrENTs T.'L:Courf-
neyt william, r. Gretter, William Il. Cardozo.R q.
S.Denuy. bI4 su9f}2uT tsstJ2 -t.Ii to igaI =
tickets for sale at George Schen's, Eleyenth and
MsIn: II. G. WAITS mnsie-st0re; William q.
Cardozo's, Fourteenth and Main H. g.. Forst-i
mafin's drresto e. 703 vest Main; WetsiRers ofuS-
,slore fsfanchesrer; and by the comaitte.stgty,E
, ExcursIonsts can b. landed st Mount vernon on
The way! up 10 Washington BY the paymsnael 20
cfnta EXTRA SitN 2Hs Li.lf Ai1N wi 0le.ZzioL
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DIVIDENDS,

:CFF1CE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAaINEl
INSURANCE ONrANf. ri
PICBMoND. June 20, 1875 } +;
GlXrIETH DIVIDEND--The directors
y of this company have declared semt.annusl
diyIoerd Of EIGHT PER CeN T. free Of taxesl
uayabIe to the stockholders and after 20 JCLYi
MKT. WILLIAM WILLIS of.L
to 2S-1Ot ..- |5'' -..tttt StcrrlaIy.
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4 UNION BANK OF R1cHNoND, June %, 1878. :
nIVIDEHD 'NOfIEE.-Tbe directors or
~ this bank have declared q DIVIDEND OF
EOuK PEK CEN r. for SO per shared free: OF all
taxes PAYABLE 10 the slocShUd rs on and after the
ISL OF July, 1875. !" JAMES MIL LEF, y.
y je 26-6t 90, Il .t<St .~s!ifiR&f J.i ieantr'
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND. vA.,l g.,
s.. -.,-sN - = : - = = June 26, 1875. %
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il have declared dvit end OF FLY PEh
CENT. free OF ali "a, es) payable TO the stock
holders on and after the 1sT DAY ;GE JELY,
1875. -''"' ~ :. a. GLVt Eh,
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lexrURyHaxS.

~ sss- $50 ---~->-r-
nHE CORNERSTONE TEL BAP-
TIsT ss8DRCH AT WET PtH Hais to be.
,ata jn,v az I'll DR.. Curry, CofienEI FYanaYD Dicks
T., aa,I u and saE rs, "a expectHdao ate Htngs
and refresi1ilSen 8. Hacurstan lea veg E!chmoIff
carly gae fTnIsb iPtsss-" -~5e10aF&FuEtar
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. A DJUURNED ANNU 81 MEETING
~ An adjourned annual meeting Of the ST OSk-
HOLDER. Of the vi GINA FIRE AND, Ma
FINE INSURa NOE CUMP Any viii be held VI
10 o'clock NJ. n'.s WILLIAM WILL - Dr., 4
: lie 2a4I- - -..---l ..--.L IL stCrtlary.
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Bishop Dudley preached IN Baltimore on
Sunday.
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SncS anyl IND 10. M
fThe Nlowibg ~r..tsnag aRspubR;s
can, busaill give Nhat seems TO rsto beg
very nessls correet adea o the stated ahiifs
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A TrENTION, FIREMEN.

N ~ - - - =. :,
Tine reou1ar bu,rre,iy meeting OF the BOARD
or ToN SsT.HI Of the FIRE DEPAk laIENT Of
the city or Rchmood COR the assessment of hnesfor
the current quar-, er will be held at Engine mouse
On niCNDaY EVENING the 2S b instant at
O'Clock. By order OF the acliug Chief EnRineer
10 "a at y, a. CARDWELL. Clerk. =
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MT TRUNKS, sATCHELs. TRAVEL.
LIN. BAsKtTS, SHAWL-STRAPS;. LINEN
DUsTERs and ULsTERS for iadrs az; ,,,v ,e, !"
!, SUMMER GLOVES. .,9.q+i.sss j.. 90
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my GOOOs.
TUNE Is, 1875. a5,.slsi ...s III.
.cAsDozo, ,FloUJRoUREAN. & co

Examine our eAhIcoEs II az and 1ers:s44a AL
Examine our NEGK-RuEFLEs a. Sos peg eozen
sszzmine our DRESS 9OOps; a.,>s7z III "a
Examine our MOI WINNING GOODS. css,7s; Ill
Examine our POL ONAIsE PATTE&Nsi L
Examine our GRENADINES at boG;
Examine our SILK STOCKS; o4s.I,s. II 3. 81
Examine our CAsSiMER ES
Examine our z ARD-WiDE PERc -lAslL Is st l2Hs
r..mine our LINENS. LINEN skEEFRGs, and
- PILLOW LISEEs;z S..st'- =.
Examine our large znd handsome assortment OF
:; LADIES' Us.DEEwEARs,A te72 Y n.
Examine our LADIES' UNDEasKiRTsat& 81 AGO
$l.25. - 49, 2As .-stisltis y =.
We have tur & received handsome assortment oi
.LADfE 8, WHITE vIcT0ht LINEN SUI -
and C0STUsd Es.slt5 a& .h9:;i.-.i2y t.... -.
!. just rece. we'd, a fall assortment Of LADIES',
STRIPED aOsE In very desirable styles. 81;
From ijAs time forward We VIII oEet grsat ~
ducemen: @ In DRESS GOODS. $50 .sts: 10:
i Our q .ocx shall be kept complete IN All OF its
branch IS. and every novelty as soon az introduced
In Ney York, shsll be presented 70 our customers.
te1'b as" 49, - :. - - = -.
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as,0xs. aTATIasERx. 1e:

I 4, Ha30Kh, HTA1lssSS.ssSSSss.c~-- lii
a1rSpaTTAN,s. n EpOR Is. ypias,s IN morn s
tT u -. . H :, us A. ,06e,ock fass.S ,cs -.
1s s LOT III HI ~ ~ nssii SO So AN is
nm u IL arsslsn new sna san pries a
.ssssSspS on gAsSaMHL " 1874 fo'
ng NAL, ss = stock 10 the siste Of Other
= ~ - = II AW-BOSska,. a.yest
ta6espaa the hest terms at7 Siep n
20 aI.d&w n ANVIL ~ = = - =
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,Tll1 7BE READ By LADIES ONLY.-
Wa ara now ready 40 offer die ladies' OF Rich
m. -, "rsvnre.,nr IINDERWr.AR Of oas own mann.
n ssure. ana guaraateethe material 1sed better, 90
ssSH I1ss Sss1 nSW is TEAM NHwYoRK GOODS
Hfsnectai sttenii0o IN called 20 our - tF
!, ~ I;IOVE-FlTTIHGC QHs ET-CoYERs
which ladY's wardrobe - neome,ess T unnass.
anu VIM tale crest pleasure in showing goods. -
- = ~ BaO 3Kk g. Co, 111A MAtr strsss
second floor, second door aDoYs oaase :;
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mr. NOTEPAPER at 10. is. 20, %, and
4oc.5a box; NeTE~PAPL R at ~ per .eam at .
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.TYELLOW SULPHUR 81 Ki H. ese,:
& MONTGOMERY 3Ct.us1a a,,.oTt 10 Virsn,ss.:
.essand most taesatSd NE Isl OF Jung g a, s
II, IN 1ssobef. 1878 Charges raodss'
arrangement. m.ee win, ism,,,ss analysis.
send Sor psmphlEes con tain W. " Ans 6 VA
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platform which the eastern Democrats can
not support. ,as :, u r..rr.4
The Republicans, on the other hand, natu-
rally gather confidence from the dismay and
confusion in The hostile camp. They are,
moreover, and have been for two or three
months past, terribly in earnest. There was
feeling in the convention vi Juue I'd the
like of which I have not seen since the war.
The cities wanted Judge Taft for Governor,
but the country Republicans had become
reused to fghting-heat 1.-THE Catholic ques.
ton. and they feared that some: Of the utter.
ances Of Judge Taft ON the school ques-
ton could not be, sufficiently explained to
the Radicals, to whom the common.school
system, 10 8 part Of religion. There Is 10
Ohio, particularly on the Western Reserve.
q Quiet, remote, od.feariDg element, the
=. Old Guard y OF .Republicansm, which
takes small interest In the ordinary issues CT
politics. IL il only upon great occasions that
this element comes OUT tovOte. But when
it does come, there lis a. Waterloo for The
enerny,- Il voted for Brough, In 1853. when
iyaIhndgham was buried under 100000 ma:
jority, and 1t voted for Grant IN 1858. NY
Judgment of the result In Ohio this fall Is
based largely upon secure conviction That:
these quiet, thipkiog farmers are coming out
next October. There is every proof OIL 1t that
could be given 10 advance. They turned out at
lbe primary meetings month ago, and sent
delegates to COLUMBUS TO demand The nomi-
nation Of General Hayes and q stiff plank In
support of ,lhe schools. They gained both
points; land notwithstanding the hedging OF
the Democratic platforms on the Catholic
s,hool question the Reserve hasmade up its
mtat, and viii speak ii when the time comes
10 no uncertain phrsse. Not discounfing the
fact that Ihe fight Will stftt be determined
one-one thh will require careful, virgoruus
management on the part of the Republ -
Is,mply speak the OBVIOUS truth In saying
that the csmpaien opens under brighter skies
for tbe Republicans Than would have seemed
possible % moa,h ago. az s IF it .5s