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, 1875-04-03
&einem faltem 8ranS!
&eime m anlfperre mebr y
MiGiam &ramer's 9eilpHafer.
Yatentirt am 10. Nlai 1870

Die gDirtuna bisfss YHaasrs IN bepunherunasparbta
50 ertatrt fsin pHafer, pelb,s bieiss absrtrift.
Dnrb iabrsidness @rprpbsn fam i'd, bieles YHster
ais elm nipsrfatsSousmit empfeblen.
aamiltenYdter, 8abritbsfssr, ippie ale grbsiter fpnten
Is fsts i'm Saufe unb IN Der oDsrifdtte rprr6tbie talien.
0te ~gptrtuna II cine lberrai@snbe; man brauGt pspsr
dratli6e 5llfe an r%eauiriren, nod bat man, bet i~cfprtieer
anrsnbana, stnen @erIuf an a~rbtttsjett gu bsfar9sn.
50 BELT bic idblimmfem @nncen, bic barts
nddtsffen diten @efcbtpire. Bon gang befOnorrsr
%getrfuna IA ss bet etbuss. Sieb .Stid'. Sd,nItt-,
iimlauf. kslutaeid,paren, fspte bet @erpuHpuns
har& roitise Ndssl atbt 20 istn bsfsres Wstttsl.
Bet Sibnerdusen fiat Is niht nur ben S6msrs f..
fort, %ionbera hsietttet ~etsiilben bel etnsm @strau@s ppn
s bis 20 Ideen e6n,ltb.
5aapt. 9spsts gilbert 8. 9uns's gsptbsfe, $40. 81
Spperp.
Yrets per 9pr nsbf @sbrdudsanretfuns so Cents.
3u tabsn IN aaea apOtbstsr, fsrit an Der G~iaarrsn.
MNSuHS u rten. 3W17MA;
, 1875-04-03

Nv Sl0uHtuitStb w HLuD owe OuL9
mot elegant bro6trt.
rreis pro Eanb SO 0ents. @ebunSen In 2sfn,
panr pro Sanc % 0ents.
/. Banb Ser letfe Bpmbareier. gloosns bon
j.. 80. hadtdnber.
Z. o Der @iratent9ieutenant. @rsGbluns
bon 8alnuin M6Ibaulen.
s. Die Blanen une 6elben. Bene3iiela.
nil9es @baratterbilo bon Srieorid
BerItGder.
L. Der Nanb StraRbnrs's. gat.rIanbi-
iber Jtoinan pom beribert 9tau.
s. S%eutidianS'S @bre. hiltoril9er Ro.
man BON BernD pom Guled.
q. HaS S%effament Netsr eeS GroHen.
9toman uno Gsi1i1te oDm 4ucian ber'
bert.
I. Ser elephant. aomif&er Roman bon
u. D. g8interfelo.
.u,a. Der fiesenbe Spndneer. 6ifort.
lser &Sman BON ". Is. SraAooseI.
10. Ole GblpHsisbe. Cine grsdblane ans
BEN alten Berlin, bon Geors hiltl rnb
Remeifs, Criminal : Gel6i4te bon
6rieo. Grisori&. 3uiammsn in sinsm
II. 6err 3etpa. Criminal . Roman non
@mil Gaborian. ...
Is. . 3@si beitere @eididten; Bon GOuIt
Wttibelburg. Smei &pbne. 9erp'
bias. 3u1amnen in elnem 8ano.
IS. Der tple Sans. Criminal : Gei9idtt
pon ". StredfuB. limb Die &pbns
Sarneoelt's. 6iitoriiher 9toman BON
S9nliot . gSeiBenIels. 3ulammen in
einem 8ano.
IA. lin Sbrpn une 2eben. 6iIpriider Ro.
man pom Geore 6iltl,
10. SIN Gdfenffer. Socialer Hpman opn
iSrieori1 Ber1t1fer.
II. Gabrielle, has 9Setb hea Gpieler 3.
Criminal . 9tpuelle bon Is. Gitapan
unb Die Branctireurs, @rj1blune
aus benz Deutlh /. fransofiden &riees
bon Srieortt Geritader. 3uammen
in einem Bano.
II. Gin Serwprfener.. Griminalsytpoen
BON 5. ., b. Semme.-1as 6pritbaus
ooer Die iuilbe Sa9o in Der pfalJ. gu.
iainnten in einen 8ano.
IL Seremfds inh' bic fd)pne Sincensia
Der 9err pee = anies-6rau 60
den.-pie 8erlpbte.-Reaine. Gr,
36blungen BON gVaria ppn Oilers. gu.
lainmelt in eiuem Sdnb.
Q. II. 20. . Der 6elS pom Grs.. 8onssN @. Brad.
oo9el. 3iuei SGnOe.
II. Die alte i~pdniid)e urfunbe, Don Mr'
mahb . nno Das @eipenit. .@piIooi
E aus benz oeutlA- franj0liifen &riee,
npn .. b. opn 0eoenrotb. 3ulammer
i'll einem Wano.
n. Bier SIHtben unb eine Grudbt SO
rs ueue pon gSitbelm Sbmibt.- q pIpmba
9lopele BON 9rosper Mserrime. .3u,
fommen in etnem 8ano.
IS. GiGn;enee Sabnen.. Roinan bon Mua
SlberItein. liter 8ano.
n. @lGn,cmce Sabnen. .Jtoinan bon Wua
StlberIeln. 2ter Scno nnb Die conn
hrin9t ss an BEN xas. 3uiammen II
eillem Sano.
H. Ole Sarpnin. Ron,an BON Guoen DE.
oenrotb uno Nit ~eiIerner Senb. gu,
tamlnen in einem 8ano.
as. Die 2flaoerei Der eiebs. Roman ppr
&DnleAA RAk
, 1875-04-03
Mtnerifdniide sS1taenbsg ibliotbef.

N"'sl.IuHtiWI ShYtHu>
Sn biibide Bappbedel nit MuslinsGJden
gebnnber a % Gents.
Weser Mnc aSeife, BON Ssran3 6pffmaun. - Der
treue @dd)ter. .3uiammen in etnem 8anb.
Per @icerfpenffise, bon Sran3 5offmann.
&leines 1T Die aSiege bes Grpfen, BON Jrans
6offfnann. - Die 6isfabrf. 3uIamrnen in
eilfnl Sano.
Sts 5enfelcnfaten, bon Srana 6pfhmann. - Der
Gdiffbrudb. s3uIammen in einem Bano.
Sd iebe bid fd,pn. BON SuIius boffmann.
Sn ipnft nid)t ffebien,
SrphpaterS 2ieblina
Der fdDmar,e Gam.
Der blinSe wiIbelin, bon Sutap 9ieebeI.
Ser 9edpfennis. 4rei &atbarinen. MmA
Ger Se9enpart. 9rei GrjGblun9en bon 3befla
oon Gnmpert. Sn einem 8ano.
Mns Nadbt gum Edit, bon &idarb Baron.
gsaI nne Damaianti, BON Serbinanb S4mibt.
Belpbnfe 9rene. Safuntaia. - Der Wifip>
mar in Mfrifa. 3uiammen in einent 8ans.
Der Mnblarst - Der 8irfbpf. .3mei G%rsabInn.
gen bon 9. 5tbber. .3ulanlmen in einem ganb.
Bas Der MenidD iGet, nas mirn er aud ern,
ten, bon Ri9aro Baron.
, 1875-04-03
! Gauisnt I'm Druid na& sraem MUna,
MHHauenoer CrfpIa.

Gin Iesnt serbtsnt $it2 In Stsr Iaasn unb ,in qnt,.
rr S45e tn 9 aassH svrt ben gsrtauf pom
Scean's Stpr9 ; sin ysbrsr Seeas ssn
untss ssr see; 1au6en, S6Ilmmen, Rabs ssssl6snl s
mn eco patsHbsn AbbtIbuneen. prsie Spssrf utseuia
bsitsf w" ~'"'
, 1875-04-03

@auernbe Mnffeftuns 3u 6aule. MANNER ooer
6rauen, $50 per 9Bpde 9arantirt. &eln &apital
nDtbig. @injelbeitct uno m%ertbuoue Wtuiter gratis
%nerIanot. Ioreflire nit 6 Sent 3teturnz g tamp:
4gD23Da: s. VI Il, W}iQian1sbura u. Q.
, 1875-04-03

Gsftpria lit elm subititut fir Gaitor-DeI. IS 1T 10
angenebm su lebnen as 6onis. Sir aBinofoIit uno
Maaenidurs 1T bas Uaittel cinfa@ srftaunlib. aerste
entpfeblen es.
, 1875-04-03
Golfsaeidiflten.

Sn btbi1e Yappbedel nit Wlslin.Riiden
gebunben a % Gents.
Der Stgerster, bon Glaubre9t.
SdJrecfcnsiabre.
Die &tumtIne Don 8prtici, bon Bluubreht. nnf
BON 2epben, Der prppbet. Bon
Gobert 6eroer. 3uidmmen in einen1 Bud.
Sefd,idDten ses WfarrerS Gfebsntifdb. Bon
&arl St6ber.
stacbtia9er in Grdnaca. 8or Sr. glorben. rlnr
8pn Nprbert biirte. 3uIammen in
einem Banb.
parifer Eausenid,ts. rnb
enrapact S~aaabnnems. 3uiaminsn in sinem
, 1875-04-03

81. u Is. Bb. pie 9atnsset5sn. Roman bon .
%. 6afllnoer.
%. u. 80. 30. I'm g;epter unh 4rpnen. .3sitro.
man bon 0re9or Sanlarptp.
Ser Nuro Mmcritauii6e Splmetidler
llnfeblbdre Ratbgeber
! fir Gtnlpanberer uno @inqenanberte.
Gntbolt cine tnti seiaBte lluo fir SeOerntann ~peritdno.
.@rammatit Der elt9lii6en Spra6e,
uebt M~nleitun9 in turjer 3eit
opne Sebrer en9ltf6 fpredben unc fhreiben ~
--.l Iernen;.
anBeroem cine
boil fdnbtge Muteri a mlunq
bon 8rietet, Rednuraen, Guittuneen, Gontratteu.
Met1eln, Nnipeilun9en, ,3~eituuqs. Nunouceu.
BeI66ftsfarter &C.
gfeben,ebnte Mufase.
On pappbedel sebutoer, 50 Gents, nit 2.bsr . Riden,
60 Gents.
Sie Gonltitntipn Der Ser. Staaten,
ne5It @rlduterun9en uno seitidttider Ginleituus
Sur ~ipejielen Sennsun9 fir
Gtntpdnberer unb Sbulen.
searbeitet bon SuliuS 5ein.
Sritte Mufage.
0ebunoen, so @ents. Gartpnirt, IS G'nts
8eSibte
BON
Smbmi9 nblanb.
275 Seitsn spo., brpibirt, 81 90. elegant ssbnnSsu
NIT GsIhsreiiuus, $1.5O.
Ser anrerifatiide GaitetensS Bidder
Dner
Snffructipc IntpetfMn9
iur Mnfertisuna alter arten
Baiteten, Sorten linb @ierrabn,e,
oon o tito Griebri6, prattii6er 9ateten : Bladder.
Nreis Is Gents.
, 1875-04-03

Geufaur Sinimcnts-oi beItsn
GKSF M. ttel, pette je entbedt lpprOen
ENN fnb fir Sleiids, auodens rto
A.LS& MusteI.s dmer3en. &c 9ibt jfpei
WIN ~Irten-ipeiBer llmlhlas fir Sami.
~ Iien- Gebraud unD Qelber llnihla9
NNTErpoE fir pferhe uno Sbiere.
Seranna, Suiier 60, Del,
81. Mai 1873.
Ser en- RoTe II. Go.-Sbr Gentaur ointment IT cine
ipunoerbare Sade. Oteine Wutter bat 1dredllh an
G%heunatismus lebjebn Sabre lang gelttten. Neilers
oinas luuroe lie an einer Seite 9eldbrit; 9'lemuno
eIaubte, oaB lie je mieoer i'm Stanoe iein lpiiroe III
ipreben ooer 5l 9epen, ba bic Srau nicrunOltebeiljl9
Sabre aft 1T. Sic bat bas Gentarr ointment CpetBer
ltmi blaq) eintae @oben lang gebraudt uno fam jebt
3iemlid) gut aeben unb iprefen. SD oenfe. oaB Sbre
2iniments allies Sob neroieuen, fpelbes tie erbalten ba.
ben. Rep. w. Subbs.
Mrs. Sane Tbinips, pbiuips Wti1s, Snbiana Co.,
Ta, last: ,S6 bante Sbnen fir has Gentaur Stni-
ment umlplnebr, ais i'd mid mie cine ntut 5rau
fiible. Meine SGbnun9 riihrt BON eiflert mid por adtt
Subren hetrnffenen S1laganfau ber. Sd t9retbe NIT
meiner linfen 61no. Sb fam Jest ourb bas baus
tes eesen auf Sbrem ointment psrbs i'd balb opGtdn'
Gig 9ebeilt Iein."
rSeber aferoebeiser Ionts init benz Gentaur 2ini'
rnent einen Teriub MAIDEN. gBir betradten bnI1elbe
als ben beiten Artifel. Der ie in n~nieren etdaen 9s'
brautt lpuroe.
pb. Marih, 6upt. aoams CT. Gtdne, g. o.
n@. TutB, Supt. y ct. St. Stdle, u. ..
Hilbert 8. Sltn, Supt. ylat. st. Staae, q. 9.
, 1875-04-03
Waenten %perlanat.

Mgenten Derlanst.
Mnen intenisenten hcutiden Msenteu. ipel@s
fir unlere sansbartn beutiden g8erte ais Golportenrs
tbdtia Ietn molten. oeriGaffen mir Beiddftisuna. 9is'
ielben beiteben in:
,,9ie Sauftrirte gtene melt. sntbalteno cine
complete 6eIhibts bes alnerifanilben Continents bon
Der Gnto.dune bis auf bic Ssst5eit.
q. g. Mbbptt's Oefdtidbfe Der ytcb eIlipu. Die
tuoerlaIFsfte Gtibidte ienes 9roBsn Examples, ipelde le
9eihrieben iparb.-@uSeroein cine pradbtupGe Janni'
liensBibel in Guartp, boiler Sluitrationen.
Wan peuoe Iib idrittlih ooer ~perlonlid an Die
Henry hill Publishing Co.,
4tpt3fehl 9tuflpih, Gonli.
, 1875-04-03
q. y. Wibarb II. 8pas,
Np. 81 @rpabIrap.

w. 81 grpabwap.
Netp Yprf.
aetr beh@dfttssn uns ieit benz Sabre 1847 mn benz
Sertaut non qDetfeln auf europa unp nit Nussat.
lun8en pom Selbsrn tn ieesm Srte DeutfGlaubs, biz
ben @mpfinssra irei tn's 5aus aebradt msrbtn;
fsrntr Gle aneinse Is
SeneraLVaF aa eIsentur Der Samburaer
Sampfidiffe
NIT benz
Wsrlanf BON S6!hsfteinen CUR Reife mad unb 10
Gnrcpa. fir bic Dampff6the Der
Samburs Mmterifaniidbe @afetfabrt Mfiiens.
fOefenidaft
NIT Der
gusaeaune BON S&tfsfbenen CUR &sifs mad Neip
yort, FUR bic BON Bremen birett (ni6t attr @nalanp
nab ylem 9prf lno Baltimore f~atrenben beutIGen
Seseli6tfe; mil Der
g~srspluns stnssbsnber gBaarsn, gDeine ,e., dber.
taapt mir allen I'M 3paRaule su ssrrittenten Sc.
fbdtten;
anb N itber
Ssf6rberuna BON @itern ieber Dirt, mad unb BON
@arspa peer tn pas Snasre &msrifa's.
8. y. gaidbarn u. Bpas.
Stunt. 81 8rpaewap Str.
, 1875-04-03
ADLER LIME.
Yoit=9 antpfidiHfabr
jpii6en
Ne,p 9Bprf uno Sambmr0,

pia plpmputb unb Gberbpurg,
pernittclIt Der lleuer, prodtooa ein9eri6teten, %eiIernen
poIt= Oonpffdiife erlter &lalIe, ieoes BON 5000 5onneu
uno pm 5000 ~eflectlper 4feroetraft: -H0
6Stbc, SSielanc, 9eiIIng,
SdDiner, Sellert, Sereer,
Slppfof, &prner.
dia Nn,nnfn Siaiar 0iniah .sSrhsn,, Ma
, 1875-04-03

Gr3dblangcr ppa Gaiparius.
Sn biibl6e Bappbedel nit Onslins6iiden
%gebInben a 25 Gerts.
Seid1fd,ten aus Dem gpeffart.
Der gd)ufmeiffer unn fein gpbn,
StrdRburg auf Der Gd)an;.
, 1875-04-03
Seimatb uno Syreuoe.

&omane mn0 Gr5dblunsen IN 9rob 300. Tors
mot elegant bro1irt.
%reis pro Eanb SO 0ents. @ebunten In 2sfn,
wanh pro Sane % Gents.
, 1875-04-03
Tplecube biaiee
SOlS=, SngeuOi6riitcn
lnO NOnlaue
VINO 5u bdben in alien oeutId)en
Sn66anb1uneen in ben
Serelitl9ten Staaten mo Gana0a.

@r5aDlnngert pplt @uiiab giierib.
Sn blbi4e Yappoedel nit Otuslin-8iider
gebnnoen a 25 Gents.
Sas 2tansrcdt.
Die Seportirten.
pie Mnstuanferer mad, Mfrif0
Sdbnciher unn @eiser. -
Sbriftppb columbus.
Slarits uno Maria.
Sranc opn Sbmbura. Fl
lnredlt Gut 9ebeibef nid,t.
pie Srfnhun9 eeS Nprienan8.
Die ~0rosnutfer. d..
per alfe &rieger uno iein gpbn.
Ste Npfeiimiible. - Scr fieiue 8amaritsr. -
St einen Yano.
Die 3Saiie, ooer cine quite Sbat iinoet oft auf @rorn
16on ibret 3obn.
Sobanna, oeer emrd, s'ad1t gum eibt.
Der drnte 6pttfrieS.
Der Snnig unb Der MIner.
Sas Aleeblatt. - 0rei Gel6idten. 1. Ser treut
Sierer, q. Der Bladder unp iein scbn. 8. Die
Die G~ucf9udsslibr.
Jacob nne feline 2pbne.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20

II was natural for Mr.. Morton To hoist
the "bloody shirt whenever hc spoke.
That is what whist-players would call
his strong suit 1t was said of his
longest speech in the ~euatc, last win
ter, that il was continuous shout of
" murder! murder! murderw He does
not like the Democratic party, for which
We d" not blame him, for ii is matter
of taste, and he has a good many people
with him in the dislike. But il is 81 sur
prlslng that 80 shrewd politician as he
is does not see that the "bloody shirt "
Is no longer AN effective exhibition.
since Poker Jack went back in security
to live under the peaceful Democratic
rule in Arkansas the garment which he
first hoi'ted has fallen into disrepute.
Does Senator Morton really still believe
that the Force Bill and the Arkansas
message were necessary or iu-titiable
measures? or does he imagine that the
peoples fears can any longer be played
with As they have been?
The next Presidential campaign can
not be fought on that line. II is time To
reason together, and the people are not
going TO be driven into the Republican
party next year 10y the exhibition of the
rebel specter, II the Republicans mean
20 win they will have Ia show statesman
ship; they must produne peace policy.
The war is oyer.-ArC iOrk Hrnahi
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20

By virtue of authority given by act of
Congr,>.. uprroye1 Iuly IA 1870 entitled
an act to authorize the refunding Of the ma
tional debt, | hereby give notice that the
principal and accrued interest Of bonds
herein below designated, known as the $50
bonds, will be paid at the Treasury OF the
United states, Washington, on and after lSth
day OF November, 1873, and that interest on
said bonds viii cease that day that is to say,
bonds of acts Of March 3, ls6i, and June 80,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20
soIonei Eichara AIand Lee.

The death of this officer of the United
states army and of the rebel army is
announced in the southern papers. lie
was graduate OF West Point, and en-
tered the army in the usual course from
the Military Academy. lnl S37 he made
the first successful exploration across
the Rocky Mountains, during which he
was for a time given up a. lost, M tidings
of his party being received for many
months, lie was engaged in the Florida
war, and for gallanlry in the field was
twice breycted. During the campaign
he received two severe wounds, one
through the lungs. lie was aiterward
transferred to the COmmissary Depart
meut, in which position he MAS at the
breaking out oi the late war, When
his state (NIrginia) seeded he followed
the fortunes OF the south, and, although
not entirely recovered from his wounds,
entered into active service ON the stah of
General Beauregard, at Bull Run. lie
was also ON that OF General A. :. John
son at shiloh, at which place he had two
horses shot under him, aud WAS highly
complimented by the Confederate au-
thorties for his services ON that occasion.
lie died at his residence in Alexandria,
Virginia.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

THE japanese whittle false teeth out
of solid ivory.
DILIGENCE commands success" But
success doesn't always obey.
A LOCAL contemporary heads one Of
its columns, after Thoughts" That's
what its readers are after in vain.
We must row with the oars we have:
and as we can not order the wind we are
obliged TO sail with the wind that God
gives.
"THE river Rhine, it is well known,
washes the city of Cologne, but oh, ye
nymphs, what power divine can hence
forth wash the river Rhine ~
-TuE hes, of men
That ser wore earth about Him was sufferer;
A soft, meek, patient, humble, Tranquil spirit,
The fret true gentleman that ever breathed.
Thomas D.kku.
IT must be unpleasant for suffering
man in Berlin TO hail a street-car, be-
cause there they call street-car a pier
Observation-Disclosures, for short.
II you wish for success in life, make
perseverance, your bosom friend, expert
ence your wise counselor, caution your
elder brother, and hope your guardian
genius. With these you can hardly fail.
TRUE science, which is the knowledge
of facts, and true philosophy, which is
the knowledge of principles, are always
allied To true religion, which is the har-
mony of the soul with facts and prin-
ciples.
No mans life is free from struggles
and mOrtitications-nOt even the happi-
est but every one may build up his own
happiness by seeking mental pleasures,
and thus make himself independent of
outward fortune.
Poor Daisy fearful and sadly I-rplexed,
Her mother was angry, her father was senod,
All lLecause she had spoiled such beautiful plan
In firmly refusing an excellent man.
" Dear mother, know Just rs we'll as you do
That his habits good and his principles too;
know that his love is sincere, and all that,
But why should he wear such shocking had hat 1''
liz stood upon the edge Of deep and
yawning abscess, read boy in Il public
school recently. Spell that word il you
cant pronounce it, said the teacher.
When silence WAS restored he slowly
spelled it, Abyss.
A MATTER OF fact philosopher ASSERTS
that love is to domestic life what butter
is 10 bread-it POSSESSES little nourish-
ment in itself, but gives substantials n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20

WHEN blinds aud door do not close
snugly, but leave cracks through which
drafts enter the simplest remedy, p-
commended by Mr.. Schcutse, building
Commissioner in Dresden, Germany, /,
this Place strip of putty along the
jaml'-, cover the edge OF the blind OF
doors with chalk, aud shut il. The
putty will thea iill all the spaces which
would remain open and be pressed where
it j. not needed, while the excess is re,
moved with a knife. The chalk rubbed
ON the edges prevents the adhesion OF
the putty IN the blind or door, which
then can bc opened without adhesion
and the putty left in its place, where il
soon dries, and leaves perfectly-iittiuq
jamb.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20

the sluggish canvass Of the Democrats
he Republicans have not reduced the
Democratic majority in Kentucky, but,
on the contrary, the Democratic majority
is positively increased. The result in
Kentucky, under all the circumstances,
is n great victory for the Democracy,
and barometer of the general tendency
Of political opinion in the Southern
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-08-20
a Practical I0yk.

see here, brother Democrat, we want
to have a little practical talk with you on
the issues of the day When a Rcpub.
lican tells you that the Democratic party
will he beaten this fall ask him for some
tangible reason. Ash him whether the
Washington Government is any purer
now than 1t was n year ago. Ask him
whether the policy OF the National Gov-
crnment is such as will inspire confidence
among the toiling millions. Ask him il
the thieves have been turned out. AK
him il the departments have been purged
oi scoundrcls. Ask him il the Southern
states have been cleared Of Radical car
pet-hagging thieves. Ask him il the
Indian ring, of which Grants brother is
one, has been ousted. Ash him how the
public money is being expended and
how the taxpayers are fiourishing
Tell him to 90 to the manufactur-
ing towns of tie Fast and in the West,
aud ask the honest mechanic how he fares,
how his family prospers and what his
future prospects arc. He will respond
that times are dull. Work is scarce, and
money is scarcer. lie sees nothing
brighter dawning in the far future. His
family looks poverty sternly in the face
and yainly looks for relief. Ask the day
laborer on your streets, how he is getting
along. He YEARLY replies that he can
get no work. Ask the honest man who
for want Of work is obliged to 90 from
town to town looking for an odd Job to
keep soul and body together, how it is
in other towns. The same story, grown
old in the last year or two-no work, no
money. The farmer, the backbone of the
country, is complaining of hard
times. Markets are depressed and
his products find slow sale.
Ask every man who works for
living-every man who is Obliged to
work for himself and family how the
world goes, and the universal cry is dull
times; dull on all sides, and little money.
Then tell your Republican friend who is
confident of Radical victory how the
reapers of the peoples taxes are faring.
Ask the banker how his per cent. piles
up in his safe and how cheering il his
future. Ask the bOndholder who cuts
his coupons for harvest instead of wheat,
how he feels. Ask the stock, ,jobbers and
money sharks and curbstone brokers how
the times are. They will all tell you
that from their stand point they are
good. Money is at Il premium. The per
cent. Is going up. Money that was worth
six and eight per cent. few years ago
can easily he loaned now at ten,
twelve, and even n higher rate of
interest. Yes times are easy with
these fellows. The days wag along
smoothly aud their sustenance increases
while the poor grow poorer. Tell your
Republican friend that the poor people
will vote this fall and that under the
glorious election laws of this country, a
poor mans vote will take with the rich.
Tell him that the fight this fall is
national one and that the people are still
fighting the Radical enemy that has
prostrated the industries of the country,
has crippled the people and stolen its
money. Tell your Republican friend to
go home and think over these things aud
ask him To vote with a party that will
restore confidence among the people, help
L. LII. IL Il -
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CuRRANrADE.-fhe currant owes its
refreshing acidity To malic acid, which
makes il peculiarly grateful when pre-
pared as drink for both sick and we'll
A pleasant impromptu drink is made by
mashing a few eurrants and pouring
them into water; then strain the whole
through anything that will retain the
stems, skins and seeds; sweeten, and re-
duce with water To taste, grating in a
little nutmeg if liked.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Rems from the capital.

~. u. IIalleck aud Theodore W, alias
peg leg Brown, recently arrested for
completely in the Treasury robbery, were
taken before the Police Court, and each
waived examination, and In default Of tlO,.
900 hail, we're committed to Jail.
The following is the official statement from
the Treasury Department of the Govern
mcni receipts aud expenditures by warrants
for The ycsr ending June 30, 1915: Net re.
ceipts, ti55, ,l67522 internal revenue, sll0,-
Oo7 AS sales public lands, 81 ,i13,G40; mis-
cellancous sources, $40, III ,i95-totaI, sgsS,.
OO,0ji. Net Npcnditures-Ciy.l and mis-
ccllancous, s5i,07O,702 War Department
s!l,l.0,6ij Navy Department, S2l ,se7 ,626 ;
Indians aud pensions, SS7, 7,siO,s7S; interest
On public debt, sl03, ,5ii-total ordinary
expenditures, $27i,s23,3 ,3g2.
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DURING a recent tornado in Minnesota
two sheep were carried fully mile by
the wind, and finally landed in tree
toP, where they were found pinued to
gether by board that had been driven
through their bodies. Anybody who
does not believe the story can go and see
the sheep and the tree and the hoard.
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triiuiaat Record.

SIX citizens Of Niagara Falls, a few days
ago, visited the Cave Of the Winds without
guide, as they had frequently done before.
After passing through the cave, two of the
party, Mr.. Ethclbert Parsons, aged twenty.
nine, aud Miss Lotte G.. Philpott, aged
twenty-five, descended to an eddy which is
never visited 10y guides. The lady lost her
foothold aud was caught by the gentleman,
but the current carried both into the river
brlo'', where they were drowned. They
were soon to he married.
\ special from Siaunton, Va, says; As a
freight train was passing through the Big
Bend Tunnel, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
road thirty feet uf the roof fell, crushing
the engine, killing the fireman, aud badly
Woundug the engineer, The accident was
caused 10y rock several tons in weight be
ing loosened aud hanging, and when the
locomotive struck 1t the whole mass tell.
\ Aman named kendle was killed st French
mans bayou, Arkansas, forty miles north Of
Memphis, by person named summers
kendle leaves a wife aud two childrcu. lie
had threatened Summers life, and, while
riding with four Others IA wagon, was met
by Summers, who fired upon and instantly
killed him. Summers gave himself up ut
once.