davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-18
ANOTHER CASE OF CAtARRH CURED.

To The Edltar ar The Chttaoo Tribune:
DEAR Sra Having received such unparalleled
benent from the treatment Of the Anmusor It
ms healing parlor. No. 161 South claik street.
even afser had given up aN hopper Of relief. l
would tender my sincere thanlsB to the Anim.tor
for tho wonderful euro and attention bestowed
upon nv own case, and cheerfuiLy and conf
IDENTIFY recommend his mode aud manner of cur
Ing cntarrh 10 MI perBous suffering with it..
Youts truly. Mns G. A. LoSo,
16l South Clark streat. noom 8.
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LAKE ERIE,
E1l9kt.

ipecia{ DGepatch ia Tie EAfc1gn Fbuns
En1E. Pa, Aug, 17-Aun1yALs--From CAlcago, prop
Philadelphia.
DExAnlrnEs-tor Chicago, nnuo.
nxoIte1s-1, ,ay0 htla tour, at0 spuA ieou-ore.
FREfan1s-Quiet. Thu only charter To-day wiz bark
City ot Milwaukee, coal to Ohtcago, At LOO Ier tou.
BUFFALo.
antefal Dftnaeh 10 Ths CAieaao Ttfbuns.
DUr7ALo, N. Y, Aug 17.-Tha achs H. u. Moore d!d
not 70, III, expected, last night acoount ot tue
needed trimming Of her cargo. etc. 6lo sAtitd this
ataEnoon. Tho prop Philadelphia arrived this after
noon loving te r.up Scott from Erie. Tho Ister is
% Ia nttea up and placed In actye service on the
Anchor Linz.
, 1875-08-18

8pAeial D.apateh 70 fhs Ehkdqo Tribune.
punuauE, H., Aug. H.-pfof- II. 7. Wood
.nsu, Of this city who wAs no fortunate - to un-
earth tho boues Ut mastoaon calf In OUT ylclp-
ity tow weeks sgo, hsa just dlaoorafed some
buried wonders In Jones County, peaE Mons,cal-
10. lie found chained corral Of tho Niagara for
uDatoo 1 feet loug, feat wide, and from IA to ID
inchea thick, Rnd iu such hno Bsate OF prcscr-
y4loa that the ssys ars distinctly ytsible. Tho
dscorery il ons taat wllbba regarded Rlsh much
interest BY Bctaulsty.
, 1875-08-18

There ms ltto inquiry for sa!l vesscls, except for
III. owtr Lakes and Buffalo rates nominal At 90
for cor1 For craft 10 load wheat 1fc was offered
md refused, sud teames room waa taken for wheat 1t
a4o to Buffalo. several Of tho rropeerr reported be-
low wore chartcred Monday afternoop. Chaftcrs for
pusalo !: Prop Jaru, wheat Ut 24c; prop Empire
8ta,s, wheat aud corn, rropa Arahia, Roanofc, and
Colorado, corn through. 10 Osvcgo: achr Nevada,
corn At &C. TO OKdsfisl.urX Bthr 7. smn,s cofn on
nriyato tcrsnu. Capacity, annut $50 bu wheat aud
3 orc bu cutn IL tho afternoon ths barge Ruat fur
suuN 0a cora to Buffalo 1t -.
, 1875-08-18

MADISON. VIA. Aug. H.-The Oommltsae OF
the state AurieulsurA aoo'e&y appointed to In
yos.igato kAt Clafkt obasaes Of mlsapprop1ia.
tiou 1t tho society's money by:0ov. lay 10, ,xnsa
be Hay MaEshal 1t tbs State Fair, had msetinx
to-day but owing to . mating tn Atlreukea
some WitueHaes wanted by CLARK wore not here.
December,
, 1875-08-18
NnW CHICAGO THEATRE.

THIRD SiiHr-N. dncsdAy. Aug. ls-Uhfn = f1oTn.
fdy ~ the dl4lnRu!fheh Authur, James axrry, u"r
If thee lErrs," &C., will Le produced, for tas
tlr! time iu America nn,tcr ll,e lle uf TON fESHif
~, 'srnsry Y John ll5ar'l ~ Ma'lask* Ihsstfe r..
. i. Harris: hr1intintn.. by ". e. CAMP, snd bril-
Lxnt nsrIsnl,snt uf charart4rt.
The eAmris IN three ar&n-i lace an't Tins America
Heats may 1s sHen1al tlk days II. alysnce. 1t the
Dot Uice; o;su dtt1y irus1l .. N. Until i. IN.
UuofA c cu ht r.: Ucz,rk at 4.
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An Enllse Chsngot 1rtn"nm Succeas of tho 0rcat
DfII uf tic 5earon. WEDNEhDAy, Ann. II. at .
hcloct, GRAND GALA MATINEE. E'erything view
Heaat Read Only wtek ut Felix 1stgan,'a Ma1n.
1uofh Talicsu of tha
LOST BALLOON
f.onk nt the Hr~.t Ht,r i'lin: SESAT1h DAHRa.
t,1tAH. o. WHITE, tiKfFiiS n&'' hiCf. BARNEY
and DELLA FE1uittatlS, HEN Nt31, IL. FRANKIE
KING bAIluRO. tho CAWT}iIl4S Elt1i4nl!ES. Thf
lctfr1a1tre rair1mies with Wsou'r rniscy ne~ HI II
Drn,ns, HAND AND GLOVE. Remember, tue cafrt
oo Of stara p5rseue,i at rnr Performance. 1lriaen
brr this Ia tla E1nlrst Thratt q TT thr W0rld.
, 1875-08-18

Tho sssAts., tpeesa!tas u the tas 4xs IN tbs North
uesi. he il we'll knvsn. has e41sshsi lbs atxs.t
pEastica In tho paa tMsaty cauia aud Assrrt
diseases y Lo.b tasls .sd !e.a.ls. Et.y o
saet icE tqo assnt sttups GelauatsstioDs eouAdaa.
tA lt large vo;k 1ust published saut fns A. e?ntaM
H. D.. $I3 South Clakk IT. ChlcA
, 1875-08-18

Spetf0E V1sp1ltK7 u 1He CH1ea00 7F15RH8.
Il 9tLLx, ILL.,, Aug. l7.-AnaIyzD DT ntyEA-stmr
Last Chacu. towing cana1- boats OEario and LeYis-
Than, from Kingston. with coal for o4iesgo, sud barge
silh eordwood for Ia 8alle dtmr Baker. towing tHo
~ barges. from Memphis, light, for L. satle.
pErAarkp-8tu.r Baker, light. for Pcra.
PASSED INTO GANaI--0ntagto sud Letisthan, with
Ejngtten coal for Chicago.
PAasxp ouT-Nothing.
atins Grey Eags, ttom HenrJt With ozcursion,
PANIED up to 8taryed Rock sud returned.
Fourteen feet Inches Of Water lhs ra!taE lii Of
Lock Is. lnvsr faldng atoviy. Wind vest.
HhID0EfoAT, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-ARRIvEp-Hercu1cs
Ia ena t,7t1 hl corn, squ hn wheat; NltlItant Mos
E!I, o,800 bu coru.
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Z, D. !as Clinton and ba1ges, Lay City and baress
1isso May and baEges; schr Bolivia. Monterey, Gud-
Ing ehr. Gold Huntes, J. II. Miner, q. woEthinaton,
A4ysna. 1ss!a9 Htar. Alsa Bradley, Thomas aown,
f4yetto Drown. Exile.
pAsssn Ur-frops 81. Joseph. r. uhsmbesl.n and
esfRes nissgow apa 1srses aclss T. O. h.rsh, wi-
ism u,, aown. araee channou, American, atorss q.
Aauaaton, cyds. Asry Eka6sth, A. r. NicAos, Mon.
ttof, A4ttie Juhlsuu, Slnnystdn.
MMD-Wsst, Light,
po.r RSaos &iss Aus e. eS'eefs @fs
sas o.a 9s SIIa q Ut
f.s. ff.,ss. ra'AsA'' 81. LAWRENCE II. FitIhugh, II. o.
up-Pro4 ontons goa and bassee, Tuttls and t.,e..
*snaaas aA4 barRss sehE q. =. Minch.
| NY MMiaD-.6o4tawesti b.. gentle weather nns.
toaiFat w,la .:e.tn.punps working fhs INV Winslos I
had tAs vessel alongsldo. i her raddes wat gous.
MiscELL ihEous,
Ths petEos Post s!assa thAt ths tus 1ix,nr,ton IN
bound down With ona of tho largest rats Of tha ...
soa' eonaina S7s csits, and Is stsiugr vida. Rae
lefs Tswas With It Friday, aud will h Il Detroit in
Gay or 1.-The schfa Il. q. Nlchard. and Je.as
Asss' eosh eoa1'iaden for MilwAuAee coldod shout
tolas southeast Of hs@TeF Island 14a4. last Wedges
eas sbafs ths main rigging, hreitpg Ian stanchfous
4se t1eRes. snA sa md cutting thtongh ito
ass. IL s11 ,oa sF9'; = g
aas ssasos b.ay.. Tbs Ilahssuus. us.sG Il. - ssssp
poAcs taa@ on aud AftsF Bspt. !, ik76, thsrs viii
= shewa from The frame beacon recently erected On
~ Ss4tssG s'he%d entrance 10 c!osriana usrtur
Sas telpg fe%s vertically shove tAs red On. The
a8ats should b. seen III clear waalhss isou tbs day.
ma4a,oth prop Cona'odos. stt @sS:s cisS.,
sanu tes MlNA1ksA saturday night Hxt pntcsrs ara
. uSps 1SasS' sa4sst e.H.a l1ss
ts:s i # Sss.see eSSss.! sSs ~ =
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LaWFt1e5 ScteDiid; School, H;rVaTd Uli1Tsli7

This school prosi1es !o,it ycaE'' ro,,r.e tn Env
nec.nR. le.liR to ths drgtc" pf t'ls hH,,.r, r. rr
tstsy, ia Sass4l Istry auA il. Nsts ua.,.., rA,rt
snd AstEonnms. each q wlfs lh4'le to the rerrc IT
hi otrru 10 !I-rar lta", In ,.e ticec. s,,sn's
nf the S~trttihr shnl oca:ntv faoli- IN College
Buildings end tnart at acnorai Hall. Tue n1Ir'r.u:
ntten fIs students IN n the hrsn et aHlFr HfD1reI
very greAt, The ChiseTsItT Mtng AmlIy provided
with tsbsrlt"r,cs. .pIuratn., aui c,lest"n'. E,an-
nations fur alnisRion viii te he'd Sell, ~ anI OCT. /,
'''' JAMES ". HARRIS. Secretary.
nACINE CoLLEGE.
Tnc Hcllnti IT Letters. s.,e y 'leut;' hnI. sni r
s4am,s g hoo' Ut iseino College viii feoie "edn'"-
tic tcatora tion Of Taylor Hall, With ans narroyc
nen. nd new IAbrst".y a., yn.inn, .ni' IN, Whit.
/, The advantages at the Institution
EET. JAMES De KoyES, n. H.,
l.4cino Co'1rg", kAcinc, Wis.
Catalogues ran t,e fsi Ut Ja,nc,,. ii, eurB 4 C,s,
Mitchell u hawIy, 13s 64te,st.. and at The Afcs.
chaHfs' Sasint.a' U4ns
ST JOHNS SCHOOL,
c4sa ps,as ~: III c iy xenIs f. 1alss g. c.a% IT,
rre,Al cia.s for the rtny nf .he Engi-h I..ngrngc
anil 1ttrsturr. "a illustrating snd illu~trAe ty l's-
tnry. With readings ftam tbs lee, Authors, Will begin
In Sovember. l!s csss fnr thu historical an! critical
etHif nf the FitIs Ars Will ff.n Ut the time.
TAe FaN Term teginN ii, wr.ner,.ay. Sept -, ISIS.
| For CiEeulars and .n:0rnl4t!;n apply IA af"s'e.
l = . =
| I. &. SCHOOL, AND CnbLEhE DIRECTORY.
| Look Of nearly 2o' ysges cont[le expressly
guide 10 ali 1arnnta and gn,riIians tn H"lrcting
school. It contains reml1r's lat Of IL shs n'ons
uth colleges In the United Btasta; inform alton IN
gard to jEafe. whcrIn tls hcEons io: :Ac,t, the
rImac. raiIroad taiti.lcr also #tcial ltsrrp
! tun of tho most Itarale INSTITUTIONS Of learning.
| Bent free upon arm alton. Postage. E'tnr.
| 7. C,TEsWONTI FISEKSET,
Dufrau nf Hchool Advertising nnl 1ntnrr,s,in. ne
nestle nuildnR, c1r7ler broadway mud Fourteenth.
st., New York CITY.
both city aud country, also e attained, free
ri cnse t.y calling VI tic Directory otcc ~ aoo,c. II
| tnin1 Square.
, 1875-08-18

lapsea into psu,ten. MOOD, aud quietly snb
mitted to hor fata; In fso:, sAo exp esBod her.
solf heartily glad 10 he tsKen back to her home
and husband that sue hsd 90 cruelty abandoned
Bhe was placed Ia tue NitneHs-foem At tl1a
auHosud when ho ls through wisA Swan.
There Ia every reason to belteyo that thla sf-
fair will create 4 tncst profound sensatlon and 4
dow Of yrtuoua indignation among tho many
tsioads OF the nart!ea III Gland Nspids: Where
ttey arc widely aud betutoforo lavorsbly kuoan'
, 1875-08-18

DR., LITTLE Gsts Of London, 10 years IIspltal
rrsrtjcel eau he cound4u4lly consulted BY either 4e3
Cures iii special se44as 1nlmpdlately without
cur, or drtsntlea tr'1. nnalnesa .i.o lot W.nhoo
rSrs Of yunth OF other c4iaoa Ths young, middle
sga aud tho Oil quickly and perfectly sestnred to
,oulhful sigos. othts strictly pEiyate. Nv Weat
Naujsan.At.
, 1875-08-18


c7ianEnrs t,e hsst ii Jahcn. M' f:turH C,.b,
Mitchell \ lf,thawIy, 1js 64te.st. aud at The Atcs-
thanfs' Aatat!ai U4nk,
, 1875-08-18

mK7 90 FEN QUARTER NJ eatsa.: ~. ~ sltl1a H.
pha. ~ Instructors. +. q. slluITLlu0E til4F'afd
4, 3l} Media. II.
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The GLORY or AMERICA. his late lee.
,ture on temperance, Father Tom Burke elo-
quenty said:
America alone proclaim, 10 the world the
glorious iru,I. IL recognize no nobility Of
blood, no class privileges, no aristocracy OF
blood recognize only the nobility of intel
lect, of energy, and OF virtue. / ask only of
my citizens, has God gifted you with extraor-
binary talents, has God given you working
energy, then preserve yOnr manhood and
your vIrtueTn if you aio able to satisfy these
questions that you have these things-ihen
She opens every portal az her legislature, and
If her commerce, and sEe says:
"Child, behold the supremacy of any pow.
er; arise and walk until you reach il. No
man shall hinder you; no class privileges
shall obsiIuct YOU: 10 vain fool Of An aristo.
Graf will come and say ia you, Have you in
addition to your virtue, industry and talent,
arisiocratic blood What was your father,
what was your grandfather Because if he
was not what we call gentleman, you can
come no farther No such thing here. 1t
is the grandest idea that was ever embodied
in the mind OF a nation. il is the grandesl
country that ever God created.
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dream \ hand wa, there 1t did not resist
mine-a little trembling woman mana, aoij
and warm. and Milhccn''S own dear hand.
knew il before drew her 10 me.
ITS my little one, said. Speak to me-
| cannot see YOU
Il know | ought moi to be here she sob
bed, bat Il couldnot hell it, am 70 sor.
ry, so very, very sorry tor You.
Then you We got over hating me, Mllliecnt
! said.
Il never hated YOU, she SAID l only sand
so. But there i GlGnt mean you
should know was ere, thought you were
asleep, and suPpo.e II was very wrong Tor
me; ana MISS M''''H """'" ~ J"suy Wei!
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Perils Of the Future.

The DeHOcranC leaders. msntCrpreung the reA causes
ui cr triumph, areprO claiming the result reaction of
the popular mind against the principles OF the Republican
lAry and endorsement OF the fundamental utCtrnCs
the Democratic patty which means state SOyere gnty
ard all the expression includes When that party obtains
possession OF government under the resumed leader
shin their Southern right wing steps Will surely be taken
Congress to refund the cotton Var tax from the Federal
Treasury, principal ana interest amounting to tOOnnWO
bill will be passed to compensate the Demo.
cratic rebels for losses and damages sustained by them
while resisting the Union armies and unfolding the soy
ercign" state right OF recession. And lastly will come
demand for the value OF the cmancpated slaves who under
the doctrine of state Sovereignty, alleged 10 been
liberated. In tile meantime, what viii
become Of the rights and freedom of the coortd race thus
placed under absolute control OF their old
ganst those pers to the future peace and welfare OF the
country all true Republicans must present sold front
lnat. No
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02

tending the colored man as n citizen. Mass
achuscts did not elect democratic governor
for any such purpose
The democratic party had to some extent
The aid of the cOlorcd vote ; it will desire to r.
tam those who voted with ii and win more
II will not be the polite to repel; it will no.
outrage 1t will have the control of the next
House of Representatives, but will have in
mind tina, there is IA Presidential canvas be.
fore it. Should il heed the Bourbon spirit
exhibiting itself in the South, it would arouse
in the land political hurricane that would
make comparatively, the gushing winds of
the anti-slaveYy storm to 1t but gentle zyphers.
It has not the interest to outrage us that i'm.
PEELED it when slavery was king.
GEO. T. DOWNING.
Newport, Il. l., November II, 1874
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THE OLD CLOCK ~ TIE CORNER
BY vTGENE j. NALL.

The lcancss trees are brown and bare,
The snow-aakes sweep through the frosty air.
With the wintry wind they spot and play,
Az it YEARLY whistles the night away
The time worn clock in the corner stand,
With faded dial and rusty hands;
with ceascless motion It's pendulum swings,
And this is the dolclul song it sings:
Click tick, tick There are smiles and tears
In the mOurnlul tale of hundred years;
"'rhc voice Of memory, soft and low,
Whispers tonight of the long AGO.
"There are friends you loved, there are hopc
most dear,
That are dead and gone with The old, old year
Spiders have woven ,ilhcu tlnCad
in,thc dngy corner overhead
Mid the endless dust Of the busy day
That LANDS, now puseless, have swept away.
Sc The world will change and time will ny
And w all grow old as the years 90 by
&" | have looked on 4 cheerful child at play
And have heard his laughter loud aud gay
q have seen Il growing, bashu boy
Ruddy with health and u look Of JOY,
"ln rapturcs over picture fair,
Or tiny curl of golden hair
=" ! have watched his smile when lac looked with
pride
On the lair, sweet face of his new made bride
! have heard an infants paintive cry
And careworn mothers weary sigh;
And an aged father old and gray
Talking of years that had gone away
hayc seen the shadowy pail and bier
The lileles- form and the mourner's tear
Mud have heard those words so often said
Sadly over the dear ones dead;
Ashes to ashes, and dust 10 dust
Lille IS lceling and God IS just.
Tick, tick, tick 1t is done, done, done,
The sands in the glass of tho year have run;
Thedistant bells with mourniul chime
sound another kuell DER the tomb OF time.
"Oycr the past let the curtain fall,
Heavens great mercy Is over all
"Thc New Year comes the glad New Year;
The bells OF the morning. arc sweet to hear
Ring. Ring! ring! In your joyful chimes
Are the hope and promise Of better times
Forms Of beauty and faces fair
Homes uncloudcd by gricl or care,
BuEht creations and dreams sublime
Rise ia the vision Of ofooh,sg time.
90 thou Ruler Of land and sea,
GLADDEN. the years that arc yet to be.
"shower Thy heavenly blessings down
On the quiet country and busy town,
"'Till al over the world shall be
Peace and plenty, and trust ia Thee
-F'rJDs " Poems Of the Fora. GDd Fir.s,@s."
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SANTA CLAIsiS COMING.


Fling wide the gates old Father llmc,
And then ring out Christmas chime
Back with the bolts, unbar the door,
For Santa Claus is here once more.
Rouse nm. old man. throw down your >cNh
Your aged limbs should he more llth'
See how the frey reindeers prancc'
Stood hack, and let the steeds advance.
Do what Won will they'll stu pass through,
. Aud snori defiance back at YOU;
Rut they will curb their fiery speed
The wishes of child to heed.
See how they come! they will not wait
To sue for entrance at the gate;
Make way, nor give they need to pause
Tn! up! and welcome Santa Claus.
Your scnile form and icy breath,
Your hour glass and your scythc OF death
He pushes fcarlessly aside,
TO usher in the Christmas.tide.
And while the silvcry moon look, down
In silence on the sleeping town,
lie plungcs Through the frosty air
To reach the objects of his care,
Unlock the bars ring out the bells
Til every one the story tells,
And spread the tidings far and near
That Santa Claus again Is mere
Renew vour youth, your strength employ
10 spread the news of Christmas Joy;
ola age must Join in chdhoOd's mIrh
when Santa Claus rcyl'ilS Garth
An wonder city many an ear
4 strained the Christmas chimes to hcar
Ring out the Joyful tidingS, then,
That Santa Claus has come again
See where the sleeping city lies
Beneath the dusky midnight skies;
Let every bell with Joyous tongue
Proclaim the news to old and young.
Let Santa Claus his work begin;
With merry welcome ring him in;
Behold the loaded ear OF toys
Behold the wealth Of Christmas Joy
lie care. not for your snccring frowu,
But from his airy height smiles down,
And sees beyond your visage grim
The little eyes that dream of him.
Look up your heavy brow above
Behold the saint that children love,
How innocent and sweet the joy
Your weary hOur-glass viii destroy
Beneath your withercd touch and cold
The little hearts grow sad and old,
With bitter words and snccriu% speech
A painful Lesson you will teach,
But Santa Claus is king tonight;
The air is bright with Christmas ghi,
He bids YOU ring, old Father Time
Once more merry Cisistmas chime
\ merry chime, whose Joyous sound
Shall echo through the air around.
Ring out the angels song again
of" peace on earth, good will I" men
Hopcts IInAiy.
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1915. PROSPECTUS 1875.
The Chicago Tribune.
The Leading Newspaper
in the West.
Daily, Tri-WeekIy, and Weekly.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE under the guidance Of its
editor has resumed Us old position at the head OF
publican journals and Will do battle IN the future for the
principles OF tree government and for purified and
Uest administration Of National, State ana Municipal
affairs.
While giving 10 the Republican party cordial and earn
s support In all wise measures aud 10 all Mt candidates.
THE TRIBUNE Win never be TIE organ Of any individual
ton or Ism, vii. IL % combat oppressive mo
opoes or l to expose and denouncc al corrupt schemes
puUdering the Treasury or the people II Will wage
perpetual war obbyrngs who gyOwl around the halls
lL lNt slHlINM In auL.L NL snOIl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02

Thhrrcent elections while inNictng temporary defeat
TIE Republican party, have done great good IN sweeping
tuHca and Side Issues which embarrassed It's lrce'
ION action and In crushing out those baleul and cor
rptng influences known "Batlersms,' which poisoned
the CAauue of the public te Purified By fire, OF the
evil things witch had infested its garments the Republican
party vii enter upon the tremendous Struggle OF Sb with
renewed y.or tor the possession OF the Government and
the shaping of the policy Of the nation when enters upon
Tine aurDLd CentMry OF LIS eXlstenCP.
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The Triblne's Platform.

THE CHICAGO TRlBUNE'S position on the Leading
before the country may be condensed
the following enunciations:
As Agriculture Is the basis of National wealth. whatever
policy benefits that great interest promotes the prosperity
OF the whole country The cost of transportation OF West
ern farm products to foreign markets consumes half the
selling value and the high duties levied TO subsIdze special
doubles the retail price OF the goods received
exchange for the cropshus bleeding and burdening the
until he staggers from weakness under the weight Of
the load Hence the chief "hard times among
farmers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02
No Reputation.

THE TRIBUNE will sterny combat reputation OF pub.
lie obligations in the form of watering and debasrE the
currency any other guise 1t may assume. For every
dollar OF which the pubic creditors may be cheated by
form OF currency dutioR reputation the people
will suffer the loss OF hundred which will result the
destruction Of credit that will fall like blight State ana
Municipal Governments as well as corporations and in.
dviduas The national credit must be maintained pure
and unsnlitd, and, like the virtue OF Caesars wife, above
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The Currency.

Plenty of currency for all the legitimate of
country, with Elasticity as TO quantity and Stability
value by congerbity into coin An end should be put
the continual fluctuations In the value the CURRENCY
which inacts ncaculabe injury industry and enter.
prise as introduces element of doubt and uncertainty
into all transactions and makes business little better
gambling. IL Is National disgrace well evil for the
monetary standard OF values TO ne kept in such vaClang
and chaDgeable condition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-02
Misre!laMenuS.
INSURANCE AGENCY
The New Orleans ms. Co..

Incorporated IN the city OF New Orleans louisiana March
2Gth s and having confined her business to the state
Louisiana until the last two years. has paid out In losses
50 yeas over SO, 90, and to her stock
ami poncy holders average dividend OF ~ per ccG
The assets OF the Co. now amount to sSSOO,pOo.