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70 the Edftar ar The t'htca1J If,oanA:
CHICAGO Dec. 13.-iu your 1870 to-day ID \
latter written by ono - Common Sousc." who
would tlv and impsers tue pub 10 at largo With
tho serious nattention OF tne oerk Ia chargs Of
tho winioe st the POST Office IN not falling Of
tho 1eaacr rate on mail matter. but who chksgoe
up tho naa,l At tho highest rate becausa OF tho
writing tposeoa. 1beso arc tho clerks ordeso,
aud he Is hound To onoy them. but he always
gives the lover rate aud explains tho ful,ng uu-
loss taero ID LARGO crowd las tuerc tte4uen Iy IS
a1uut 6 ocluca) who ARC pressing LOT tle4r
stalups. Tho position Of stanp CLERK Ia
NOT ouo OF ye'y great remunoFA-
tim. RJl Ia ono ~ which cal
annoynuces and insults are thrown every day.
Ihs clerk IL very freq .ontlv acsosted by I man
~Lo vii! rusu up with tied u, package and h5k
tho POSTAGE t1eeeon. Tne clerk ks Il there Is
any writing lpside, or what ,ata ha wlslos the
package ii go by and ls t',ld that it is mona il
his .mnel business, or 10 20 to tll, or 30 ne.
thiug Of tue ktud which ue would not any twice
ii the caE1 WAS lot ip the employ Of Uncla Sam,
aud inside Of tho railing. II any man within
ux bluckA of tho Post-D,tice wan to Ret ! .o.
bl0, or $40 bill changed, he Rocs to tho Office,
asks for postal card. mud PRESENTS tho stme IL
paymont. The ruling OF tae Department az
cmpts tuo clerk from maklnX change, but he
hardly oy,r refuses the bill altlsoasu he oou1d.
Please let justlco 10 douo tn Uncle SANS ON F.
D! yea. atthoug Ii they nre but duas and osery-
body's Her.ais. Az Ex~srAAP CLEak.
, 1875-12-14

An Elegant Gift.
ons OF those famous Weber pianos OF Eatey organs
Can only b. found u Story Camp, at state atsees
, 1875-12-14

/ NJ =. ,h xu,tl.
she nnonnt wohla 70 ta!ls n.aao W - "o p"''''
III ~ erhoa. o. ntsea "a ~ @ en's ire mi,
Mhney 81 10 ,n,, ~ 'A" ~ A"i, srhnui t1I.t,it
I'tlptno " hcHe"s ~! Aa,ot.tolts " ~ IL s"eA ' ~
enarR'ns nn,.H Mn'n ~ ~, iGn .,rt,.n.r, ,o.oh, In
ieslxM o. rs H. smns - @ o,,,'3s ~ III. Gtstr
r cmo atteml.eu ~ ~ i' ~ I1,trIt.
oLe.R son." IL 'Ht"ee" "e'''"'" Vi
snx9s1a aI, ann. y, than, ouh,,r,s h<,
.or tnsn o:0 hessin W ss " N n
asn m!'nA 70 Sncr hntry "Pon .. III -, ". a,",s
a., .ttt ~ insy ,y, ~ Yt+;,Ior ~ anrmnncH
o. o. r1hc '',,. vn.rrr rpi.s ~
,c.i.ncs o,1ar % tne ~ sas tui,smisrs u,yny
III, infn.mstnr en.snnI y, IN suc"tnnui m.rt
nf tht E.msi, for ts = ~, ri f;iinos viii so2n 10
nrssrc, hi IL tsI M @ - ~ atsts sn,nrnttt nj
y puhn 1n,rurnn u W '"e o's''
~ ''"s A"'A" "e"'"' r7.u,1.,, r,~.,n,
"ienann Mras., H,,tn.i f1nfy.r.,tv
= ar"sa nr.a"nr "u..'" o"''e
4 Reich. II Ii. lid. University.
O. y. a.,,t - nM;,t, h%; Yn.,,nct,on.n
, 1875-12-14

Pianos and Organs.
Hnllet, Davis Co.'S Grand. squaze. and T1riEht,
and Smiths American Organs, can be found only At
". ". Kimball's, corner State and Adams sssests.
Chicago.
, 1875-12-14
TllsI CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

"uu'~8o"' ~ -. ...... ,o,,.- ~ |
Inc psoFoE} o'' 'ne AoA'n"sa' ,oo
Wood and Hubbard asFoeta-2o tect - loo-
haa been sold by Patrick M. Donneilhn 10
A,,dr.v 1,.ater for &qh, eyO. |
- ,h,,,xc,1 hv |
luz tstnpe' h'o'o !es'et"A'' ~ .7,,,r..
AfnnAtbe, optlcAn, Is Madison htteos : "1bcSh
~ - " Oh a - =. uv Il, n n,
$b; Id IT,, ooi - in'' ID !" '' "
rha Tn.noAr restnrtnv 1s|d MI in1McAk on tho |
.u,e,. t1.t,,r a ro.i..1 tn1Iot who |
Remains hl hlcaolAs Aabos.s to"H'' , ~.
dad tuddculy at ls 1esidenco. NO. al "eHk
Lara ttlcet Saturday oyouIuE. NoarL'ulseaao
-. ane;rrH ,,1,on a tho cause.
"~o Ne~'A F - A., r,;,,.,
Ahsoctstio1 w.II meet ,bH Afternoon AZ O'clock.
~ IL. cnca ,f lin As-ocia,1u IN tho Merchants
I,si.,,n ,sh.n ths re1,a1t On The South Iuwu
hul'a'rt' n Ill. Ev.,,a orohhliv tn,,rul1t vns
tteAt. WHICH, AIM 4..s"s ~ c,in;,u. IN thc
forRut OH. Will 10 read ahti III, ~ s!tad u!on ~ oo
Mayors continuance IN olaco NIL U" Ie1'"se"'
.,., .nrc,tno ett-r from tel,riuEa nr from
hhn ot.' t..., = .,.,,,r ,nnn+ m, thA I,ke
shurc last etcl!tE w olCot ~ 1Ha ~ ,in ~
rescued hlul t1Ft III he Iau is''en '''o ~" 'eho'
and WA on thu point nj uIoHnlnE. 1ne hn'
knnrn nau was takou to tho County Hospital,
auo o.. "'ts . ~ "''' ~"
ueoco so"o"'' ... .,
In Sunday'e TnIDu1E II WAS stated that tho of-
rincsr -, tbo lnxnne AByl,uI had butuad tile
pot@eIa ouI VI W. =. NV ~ as ,a,n,,,ita i In
Peslb thAt tnn ~ , w. ~ ~ ,nnnrfnn, h,,t IL,
pokkulhd VI 'Ao ooiElp "e'' 'sttF". "
fes osioy "ns wv ~ ,o,, eno ana not n. cnSutsr
-. .po' . ,trnn:a IN t,r,1cra Tim tefect has
sn,s hssn rcnlnnlrd nj tbs exLenBo Of the .eot,-
tractor,
, 1875-12-14

Lundhor7'a California Water
for toilet and bath ant and rsfrsshln
, 1875-12-14

10 kEF EafoF q Iht CascUG9 TFibHRs:
Cn1cAao, Dec II. Win you 10 kind enough
to publish tho following fact, in order 10 bring
1t 10 tls kpovledge of those whom II may con-
cognt FtidA5 musnipg my vito observed, when
dlhulng water from the hyd.aut, that tao water
had scont and thato a II oAtoolse acii was
mixed with 1t. My attention was called to this
worry singular phenomenon, for which I could
not form The sllgntess reAson, and found that all
eatabes c1oAe1 aitn the water were OF very tad
taBto. oslered water 10 be procured from my
uegl,bnrs aud, on hearing then make the uAns
complaint, convinced myself that 1hs huRullr
observation was not imaginary. Yesterda, this
change III 1la water wAs nut 10 oonspiouuus this
murlilnK, however, it MAS ~ bad as friday. Tho
sauls thug Inns been observed ou Wisconsin,
street, IIopng TINT the proper authorities can
explain and remedy Ii II evil, II possible, 70.
main, s,r, e,poolflliy yours.
KBsiDEHT on LINCOLN AVENUE.
, 1875-12-14

has conferred upon Dr. do onsh tbs diEnlty Of 0osr
ot tho ofdss 81 st Msnrcs snd y Lazarus to ssooEn
srtos u Cod Liver OIL. u. Do Jansh Ash broNn Cd
Lser u! Is said IN nea lin 1oris Half Pint FL BY
all utnKxiatA 6Gte E4naiEueos, Ansag, Hartford CO.
loadon. ho!s Agents. for !4e uuioa 6tatos. John +.
usney, uurlsn 4 TO-. Nav T0fk.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
NrLATION BuGABOOs IMPOSED.

SENATOR sCnUA ENPLoDES THE PALACES OF
TuE SOFT MONEY oRATORs-TIIE WAY To
RESUME, AND WHEN II OUGHT TO BE- DONE
CANTON, Ohio, Oct 5.--Ex-Scnator Schurz
addressed an immense meeting here today and
WIS received with great enthusiasm At the close OF his
speech he read elaborate stem of questions which
had been sent him by leading Democratic lawyer O{
this city. and then answered them in the following bril-
liant and convincing way:
Col Meyer, in a very friendly spirit admit and, at the
time. suppose. not without desir" tocmharrsS
much obliged to him for the opportunity which he affords
me. Checrsl lie asks, " II II feasible to bring about
the resumption Of speciepaymcn by force or legal en-
ac;nrnt merely II not then in what otEtr way can II
be effected r. Ny answer s whether resumption can he
enforced by legal enactment DEF ends as Co Meyer very
well Knows, upon what the legal enactment Is. Az to
another wayes there is another way, and that is the
way are advised TO take by lnila onsts themselves
10 Is to ur the imitation OF the currency until the bub
bic bursts and general prostratlon ana RUIN follow ana
then when the exploded currency Swept out on the
by the conyusion. 10 gather up wat tte gold and
cnrsing the iiahnists l9r their rcheres and cuimS
ourselves for listening 20 their advice reat applause
Tbrd QUESTION" While you were in the Senate of the
United states did you sustain by your the act OF
Congress passed 10 enforce the resumption of specie pay
Answer- do not know that my vote in Congress is in
issue ia this campaign did vote for the Specie Resump
ton act, am glad 10 say. lCheers.l
Fourth" DO you approve OF that measure now 7"
AnsrerI voted for it for one reason viz; That it
ton Of specie piymonts Cheersl The b did not
quite satisfy me- First because IT put resumption on
it did not contain the necessary machinery TO carry
Finh- II carried out will not the effect Of that meas
he u protract for long time the financial crisis
involve the country in stl greater financial difficult
tesW
nuing the present state Of uncertainty The crisis Of
1873 brought about by prouct Overtrading
aud railroads from nowhere to
nowherc-and other enterprises in which capital sunk
without return and exry and wasteulness
Similar results brought about by similar in
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
REVENUE SEIZURES IN BROOKLYN.

Two Illicit stills and some coniraband ma
ieia estimated to he worth about $1,000 were seized
in the Twelfth Ward Of Brooklyn saturday. by George
~ Bidwc, Acting Supervisor OF Internal Revenue with
Special Revenue Agent McIccr and posse Of deputies,
supported by squad of officers from thc Eleventh Po-
lice PIccin;. The first seizure at Van Brmt and
fremont -sts where a still Of 800 gallons capacity was
found with 300 gallons Of and 5000 gallons OF mo-
lasses mash valued in a al about $4,000. The second
seizure was made only few blocks distant. ON Columbia
st. between Church and Haningtcn-sts, and consisted
ot "A still OF $50 gallons capacity, with about 5000
gallons of n:,sh, worth IN 81. about 5000. AT hoth
places the mash hot and both stills had evidently
been abandoned only few minnics; hut "a persons
fOGnd In charge at either place. no arIc"s were
persons while they were making the seizures, and
iclted with stones aud other missiles while they were
leaving the nciehbOrhoOd but none of them were III
iured. The Gov t.ucnt authorities are seeking 10 dis
cover and arrest the alleged Of the stills.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

sh, have the effect OF an adjournment snc DIE Neither
adjourn for moro than two days AT embIy ano
cannot add to the debt OF the state oxceps,
first, In removal OF cxsting bonds when tnoy can
not be Iaid at maturity second 70 lnc -
tent M is25O 600 In an unforeseen emergency.
PAYABLE within two years; and, third IN an an dn M,
forcseen emergency when the la S yncrs Of The
state other stringent provisions are made 9r tue pre-
yention OF debt aud for ixlnS the rates OF iaha,on
mower OF the Legislature ia further curtaich Dy S'tf
important prohibitions by great enlargement oi the ye,o
mower by remarkable extension OF the Julicai PowI,
and Inv pToysOps which practically reduce to nnllum %
the arnount Of business which II transact NO PHI
can bc 40 amended in eithsr House IA 10 canHo ls ViE
nal urnosa :" any two members require tue icas
and Nsys: no bil can be considered for nna passage
unless the has been reported upon by conmto.
an nrined for the nae of the members. The Legislature
is absolutely forbidden pass local special acts OF 3Z
spec fled classics in where generi IN" can
Lc made applicable; and whether general law coul
have been applicable in case S hereby declared
judicial question: and such shall he judriay deter
mined without regard to any legislative assertion on th
subject"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
OTHER ELECTIONS THIS MONTH.

In California State Superintendent of
Public Instruction will be elected the Goth inst.
The nominations for this Office made By all
the parties at the time Of the selection of tie
candidates before the people at the Septem
Der election The nominee Of the Peoples lnce-
pendent party J. W. Gwnn. has Withdrawn, leaving only
two candidates in the field. These Republican,
Ezra :. Carr; Democratic. the Rev. o. r. Fitzgerald.
The R1publicon nominee also the candidate of the Tenn
perance Reform party.
One state and TerritOry-OrcgOn and Col
orado-will hold elections on the 10Th inst. In Ore
gon member OF the XLIyth Congress win be chosen
o h the vacancy caused by the death of George \. 1a
Dow. Democrat. Both the Republican and Independent
The candidates OF the several parties Republican
Henry Warren; Democratic LAFAYETTE Lane; Independ
ent the Rev. George NJ. Whitney; Temperance the Rev.
Geo. = W. Dmiek. Colorado will elect delegates to "A
convention TO form "a Constitution FOR a State Govern
mcnt preliminary To the admission OF the Territory into
the Union State, provided in the act Of Congress
approved March 3, 1875. The delegates elected viii
meet in Convention at Denver on Dec. 20, 1873.
The new Constitution adopted in ouy,ntion on
the I'd Of August viii be- voted upon by the people OF
Missouri on the 3oth instant. Some of the leading
features OF the proposed Constitution are summarized
below:
their Constitution and form pi government when they
deem II necessary pr divided he change l. not repuRat
t. the Constitution U the United States No Collector
Receiver shall bc eligible To any State or municipal office
of trust profit until he has paid aud accounted for
state representatives are 10 b. chosen every two years
and hall the senators every two years. The General
Assembly IA to nix the salaries OF its members not o ex
ccd day for the rs 20 days o the 1essiO ana not
more than II day for the remainder of the session. Be
ginning with 1877 the Legislature will hereafter meet
the nrst Wednesday in January OF every second year
Au adj
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
THE MORNING STAR sUyDAY-scnooL.

The Morning star Sunday school celebrated
its seventh anniversary yesterday afternoon in the Mis-
sion Rooms No. l65 West Twenty siKthst Dr. L. T..
Perry. the Superintendent. presided aud the rooms were
filed with the scholars and their friends. Anniversary
hymns written for The occasion by Fanny Crosby were
sung bv the school Addresses were delivered NV the
Rev Thomas d. Anderson, the Rev. j. VI. McCambell,
and the Rev j. NJ Pullman, The lnvi-
t,tions Of Christ" the Bible" and Mission
Work" respectively. The Secretary In his report.
stated that the present MISSION ROOMS were
dedicated Dee l3. 1874. The school composed Of
81 officers aud teachers and $50 scholars, with an aver
age attendance Of 200 The lots which the building
was erected si 0OO and ths building valued at
$4,000. There was . mortgage the property Of
Sl6,5O0. aud floating debt of y 300, making total
Indebtedness OF S2j After the reading Of the
port George = Weeks sang "1hc Ninety and Nine y
Hold the Fort, !" aud Jesus Saves Me Now"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
uhe following is the dispatch printed in The
AUTHORSHIP OF A coScERT-RooM BALL NJ.

TO The EditOr OF Thc TribHnF.
SIR: In your notice OF the AntOinehe Sterling
Concert. given last ght scnway Hall, yoa spoke OF
the ballad, When the Tidc Comes IL" us being Of
English origin wrote it originally for Harris, Mlard
of NewNork BaHbS Of England reset il for hiia -tcr
ling The authorship Of the ballad has been before dis
lted viii you please correct the TniStakrl Kcsrcct
fully, HELEN ASHLAND MEAN.
Brooklya Oct. 7. 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
state during the pas, two years;
NEBRASKA AND WEST VIRGINIA.

In Ncbrasfa, OH the same day. three Judges
Of the Supreme Court, six Regents of the University and
several members of the Legislature, o I'll yacarrfs are
f. m elected The Constitution which make several
important changes will also be voted upon At tne same
time Two SCI arac ami important propositions viii be
submitted to the people. one OF these anloulcs the
Legislature to provide that n the general yiefton -
mcdiaely preceding the expiration of the term OF
United States Senator The electors may express their
preference Tor successor The other provides that The
seat of government shall not be removed ar relocated
without the consent O majority of The ccctoiH NotiugW
. general election. Tie present LcgSa' e-wLch - Re
publican by large maior.ty-wi ccc United states
srrator to succeed Phiucas W. Hitchcock lRcpl whose
term expire, IN 1877. The Republican state Convention
did not adopt platform. bat the Democmis passed the
following resolutions the currHcy question as pat
of thcir platform:
> That we are in favor Of q sound currency coin or -
equivalent. essential to stability IN business ana
rcsoTl lion of prosperity; steps toward specie payments
and no step backwards.
- ilai ~ dcprrcaic all attempts 10 commit the Drn-
ocial.c parry 30 system Uf paper money h'"d ajh an
stiinfiOna cNcrciso OF Pee. a' power as crime
against the welfare AMI wanton viola ION oil
cardinal article OF the Democratic creed.
The Democrats made only one nomination FOR Supreme
Judge hoping thus to stand better c"nrc Tor repre-
scuiaon IN the supreme Court. Thc two state ticket,
ar a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

reporter being called To account for the
statement that certain meeting was large aud re-
spcct9bc one when only other person beside him
self was present. insisted that his report literally
te for, said he, was large aud tie other msn Was
RESPECT able"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

1874 4g7 40; Dem a. ALL s}s7 the vote on lhe neg
Constitution was: For lJ2,oSj; Against 21OlbJi maj
against Ii7,?Si. 49, ,..,. .,,. 90.
captnr Of Governor by maorli Ranging non Ia i0l ltS
mr. ~ .5i Member BOaTd or Public NOsAs; t'lis
New Parry nominee FOL Goy"lBor nGGich lVZ woes ant
So war li'rpG l,O27 total ole in 1879. iiS,li0
received l,lb3 NnteHi Biifk
r,l = 100; scattering, 1G.; total 5295S Grant diep6
- ~c c,ila.cr Prob received o0ij votes total ji"755
ROD mi oyer .. l1lr5. . .. ,,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
EeyuLiir7p. NssJ-cIfi'.
lG,OrEe i. Lake. T. ". Thomas
,Jiifgss fOVr. DI.4rl CAN'T.
iSanurl Maxwell
4, r,,,'y ErggGiA l. Charles a. dimes. TOLas Castor
H. =. \. Iuit.c James Thorn.
III ]. ". f;anHctt ID. II. o. Linn.
IN. seth T.. Aiobluy. Il. j. Hamilton
V. Mm. lIuugvrOrd r. J. Foley.
William Auair. A

West Virginia Is tie fourth state to hold cleo
ton on the 18th l3t when members OF both Houses
of the Legislature will bc chosen. The Legislature OF
1873 was Democratic by majority Of Ii in the senate
aud 50 in the House. No important questions have
arisen during the canvass which has been quiet
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

THE "RIMAEkABLL MAN" NOT IN NEN-NoRh.
10 the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The ilattcring paragraph in yonr i'm
preston uf TO-DAY induces mc "pr1JJly Gne o. the
most remark abe men living" 10 stale ihat the tre
gram forwarded by me 10 London sept 22 made no
allusion Whatever any nomination for President oi the
United states The press copy Of lc message Is open to
your oU or any hody- inspection am dear sir, yours
ChcdcIty, Waller N.CoiLI>-,
Acting Agent Reuters Telegram Company.
Ne,r- York. OFT :. 1879.
(lhe following is the dispatch printed in The
Ioadop Stamford of sept. 2l:l
NEs-YoEK W.dnr, iiy Sept 23.-Thc Democratic
Convention of Ma acusctts and the Liberal Republican
Convention ~ Sew York have adopted platforms iu favor
OF tie rrs.pi.i OF specie pay uts. 1hs latter party
also approve Of 1lCnS reform policy. 1Bcy nave,
however, made no nomination i0r lhe iFealueney.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
IOWA.
On the sane day as the Ono election, 10


On the sane day as the OHIO election, Iowa
VIII yoie for Goycrrr Icutenant( (Orcfnor supreme
Julg, Superintendent OF Tahlic Instruction 30 state
Senator,, 100 Representatives,, Judge for the vim
JudiraI District aad county officers. The new Lcgisla-
tirc will cousa United States senator TO succc d George
G.. Wright ticpJ whose t'rm expires IN Much, $50
Among tie prUnaent Republican candidates FOR tht seat
are cxscnator James Harlan and Cen. Wan. W Bclhnap
secretary of War The present s,a.urc is Republican
bv a majority of L. ia the Senate ;.nd | ia the House
The campaign has been comparatively quiet the interest
being principally in the Legislative elections The Demo
era s have openly favored imitation, ~ their PLATFORM de-
nanis while the Republicans have stood SIualey by
their pa. iCrm. which Is unequjvocal declaration Ior
rsnnption The Democrats and Republicans have nom
mated full state tickets, which gwen below ana the
Prohibit aniSts have nominated j. H. l.azer. ID. d.. FOR
Governor: -.,
PeJubiicGH. I,bfrdt- ielf0ffd;'c
Por sanari j. hIS wood 9e rHG.l T. Iier
I.rH' ofr-trf nirI q. N"wDit l. ti No"Mari.
Sul5eats .i'rige.--...A isn adams " I,iam j. hhsf'
Sapt I.,b. Ty...... onzo Aber.rtly Isaiah Dolne.
liie unirincr Dcnpcfaiir CJyrn 'n a. H. wright
declined lui",vmi"t ct1itair tor oGp'lih'
trndrni of tie Wcclb bIry s'loo In S;olN county
Tine following table is sunnary u the vote OF tn"
Il HI.r fA
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
TO-MORROW'S ELECTIONS.
OHIO.

OHlO.
During tho present month elections wili DO
held in seven States and ono Territory IA ioo"S
Co,Itoroa Colorado Territory Iowa. Missouri Nebraska,
Ohio Oregon and West Virginia by far the most import
AN, OF all these elections is the one when wall
take place in Ohio tomorrow. In that state all
other issues have been eyershadowed py tne hh"noi
ouesion and little has been said upon any other topc III
the speeches made during the rcmarhholc oa"'
paign Just drawing to a close. The puohc mas
been made familiar with tho attitude Oh 'no '"o
n,rties upon the question OF honest money, and VIII look
b unu.ua interest for the result Of the election Tho
Democratic platform openly demands infnton calls Tor
the retiring of the National bank notes and tho sDsn
ton OF legal tenders in their place fhv0rs the payment
customs IN legal tenders. and demands the abooh Oh
the National bank system and the establishment oI
sysem Of free banks OF discount and deposit the Ko-
pbican p,atrcrn demands that the policy Of finance
should be steadily pursued which, without unnecessary
sbock Ia busness or trade will ultimately equalize inc
purchasing capacity OF the coin aud paper dollar
Besides the election of state officers and Legislature
two proposed amendments to the Constitution Will oe
voted upon. The first is in tine form Of an additional
section TO Article w. and provides for the appointments
Of commission Of Ave persons to continue for three
ycors from and after Feb 1876 70 dispose OF such part
f he business Of tho Supreme Court shall be trans
fprred to it, The amendment also provides that nhar
commission to hold Office for two years only may DE
created every ten years by twothirs vote of e Logs
Iarc The business Of the Supreme Court IL now Iour
or five years In arrears and Ia constantly gaining on the
Judges shoad the commission leave any BUSINESS I'M
dis,oscd of at the end of its term it Will be acted upon
by the Court other amendment authorizes special
tax on dogs aud tho slaughter Of all those on wh~h Tue
tax Is not paid Besides the two tickets given below the
following Prohibition nominees are in the field Cover
NOR Jay OdeI Iieu;enant(oyern II. Il. Thompson:
RepV'JtcGn. Dfa)cFdtic.
y,y ,rorr-7or .. nuttfrf ri B Hayes, William Allen.
gs,.t G,r.y,0y TLnInas 4. gmuGl r. cary.
t,tt,tor sJame, " ilIamS H. VI. Greene
't,,,,.uc, ,..,,yJ .Ichu Lille Thomas L.. Powell
T,.y.r,,'- J,hu n inur Nilikin. John Sclirincr.
a., m, IL ro,Is re cr Thatcher, II. D.. O'IIaSan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-12

structiye transfer" and is paid BY the
shipper all the same. This charge Is ex-
brilliant when the transfer is actually
made, and, Of course, still more so when
the transfer is not made. Since, there
fore, the people already pay an exorbi.
family high rate for transferring their
through shipments, it could make matters
no worse il they shipped BY narrow
gauge road to the lakes and ii they were
guaranteed the low rates named in the
pending bill they would gain immensely,
even after paying fair price Tor transfer
charges.
About 50 per cent. Of the business Of the
railroads OF the country is local, and
about 20 per cent. through business. The
greater part Of the former is done with
out the necessity OF any transfer what
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The Mulliplication Of Diseases.

Diseases multiply. One DVgelS another. 4 Irlh-
Ing indIsPOdtion may, therefore, originate comPlI-
cation Of dangerous maladies. Indigestion bcgets
lAr moro formidable diseases; 4 multitude Of all
mGnts are tracCablO to constipation fever and AguO
uhhnges the GntirG nervous system, and Is therefore
the source Of the pOtean almenls which Affect that
portion Of tho human organism, lIOstCttcr's
Stomach BIttCrs, however, whether rOsOrtOd to nj
the inception Of those disorders Of tho stomach,
bowels or liver, Whichgvu birth 10 tho majority Of
diseases and disabilities, or taken when they have
rlpcned inIO formidable maturity RrG alike power
lUl 10 cure. The process u recovery H. VI COursO,
longer when the nlalahy has gained Roadway, hut
II !, none tho less certain. Dyspepsia, constipation,
MlllDusncSs, kidney complaints unl intermittent
fever invariably yield To tho operation Of the great
Alternative and inViEOmnt OOlGw