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III tue Public Library these ia = copy Of the
s.Narra.ivs Of Voyages and Commercial Enter
prlsce." by nlcmAnnJ. CLkyELAsD. This book,
published many years ago, Ia et'tl one OF the
1nost snte1tasn;ng hooaa Of tFavol and adventure
extsnt, aud forns part Of the library Furnished
10 every vessel Of tho B5itiah Navy. tbs follow.
log s.t1aos exhibita somo Of tho remarkable ter-
sonsl qualities Of Capt, CLEVELAND, md fur
ntsaes ~ example that might veil he followed
by Itndsmeu and saaInen;
1t tho period when heg&n my nautical career 1t
waa universally received maxim that drinking gro4
and chewing tobacco weFe two <aseptjxI aud IHuis-
penpaois requisites for making \ good seaman. 20
pmu!potent Il custom and powerful IL sst4re That
although tbs shsuFdity OF auch maxim must bs sp-
pAscnt TO efnry one. hare peyerthelsss seea many
young mtn FoIeatedly male sick lxfuzp overcoming
lha disgust and rome of thsta sftetwAtda tecatae
MtsAble dFIhkssdt. As alcohol 4ud tobacco Nsth IN
ss Offensive to ms than haa eYidsuce Ct ther hpin&
70 my ssociatst It appeared 10 lAss TO- submit 10
ths dtcule rather than tha sickness satacn9 tho
ssas 1t tho sy. sat asted sccosduR: 1ho:s who may
hoaof n.e with pssassl Of narrative VIII PereAys
!has htve DsrRatsa 10 all IAsts Of tho Eoslo from
the t!susth dsRrse Of aouth huudo to tha si4tieth
teg1eo Aosth !; And sosnesiu.as III veAasla whaas
d1ainntavA atzA Aud Amal u4iubsf Of raen
cAussd s1poaufs 70 s.t And cold grady
ee1psss!nR what y uauatiJ s1pAsasaead In shipe
o9 ordinary eApAettyt th&S hHxe h$sa stpo44d
n w I24panoe ID TIA Qass4 nsheAlAy fAsAs} Il Ase
, 1875-10-16

products pnring tue War the price Of cot.
ton advanced from 10 cents to Il, rents per
pound in gold. According to atr. PH'Lh1ra
aud the ahInplaster fraternity, The purchasing
power Ut gold declined wlilc tllat uf cotton
stood Btill ! At tho same time tho price of
wheat and -four, and provisions, Of wool, Of
lliacB. Of glass, iron. copper. wot"', coal and
Of possibly every other commercial cotnsnoa.
i.y, sold In Europe, for gold, nj the SAME
average prica NJ when cotton 6ottlnt 10 cents
per pound. Tint is, gn!a wun}d tny NJ much
wheat a,ut cf every uther conmodity, exceps
cotton, as it ,,il before; AZ q measure
of tho value Of the worlds products
i.s agency i'll tho exchange of nil
other commodities rcn,aIno.l unchanged.
Snw ill cotton hiring &hc ycnrs ii sold at
from 10 10 a. cents in gold per pouni
renl}y renaNin At lis nMte-war valve Of IL
cents per poun1, wi,ilo oil tho gol,l nnt! other
productions Of the world 70 Deprecated in
valne tint tley were unable to pnrclnee It
except ut MI increase If 4Do to 7eH} per cent ?
Goist il not thu mere measure Of the sa11o Of
single commodity. It IN tho grind
corrclatiye Of valucs. It represents tho
whine OF ono commodity not merely in e1-
changc Tor another commodity, but relatively
to tho whites of oil commodities. a
Thousand or mora productions arc III
Inc maskct seeking exchanges. lsacll
OF lhese has Falue precisely TINT
OF the a'ho,'st OF another commodity Tor
which 1t eaa be exchanged ; nnta the Waite OF
each Is equal to tho Quantity Of al'y OF the
tAousohu or more Articles olerea Ill exchange
, 1875-10-16

uueTeHE Ill llllnot9. S!nlg tfiUse *hDSG
names are OH tho registry aee entitcd to vote,
an.l wl,ero there arc no na1,cs on it, or io
registry. there ean be no lega! voting, The
statute proviaca that The n,mber Of votes
shall Dc compared with tito n;amber Of nan,ss
OIL lilo ro'1-lsts before they can be counted.
How can they be counted at NIL whcro
there nre M polt.lista7 And il number Of
ballots cgual to tho number in excess over
tho number Of namca mn tho posl-liats fnuss
ho destroyed, should not n1i tho ballots cast
bo destroyed when there are no na,nca on tho
poll*lists? Not q single soto should liavo
been received in my Of tho wards whcso thero
werc no po!l.lsts. W. hnvo been unable to
ttnd cnso reported In which tho vote Of a
precinct in whish no roll.1ist was kept has
ever been hell valid.
The negligence md fraud Of the conduct
ors Of Tho April election wcra so patent, no.
torsoas, anu gross, that we regret our
Supreme Court. III seeking for prcce-
dents 10 guido 1t III tho decision
OF tho guo warranto case, did fol-
low tho opinion Of the Court in 'rnoHraos
w. Ew1Sa, DBEwsrEH, u. TINT "whero
fraud Inns been shown and tho irregularities
have been no gross AZ to forbid Tcllance
upon anything done, proof will bo required
from, those who insist upon the poll
The negligence and fraud Of the judges Of
election Inst April were rs gross rs they conll
possibly be, gross enough to rnise pres''1nl>-
ton that they did change the result Of tic e!ec-
tion md to SHIFT tho burden Of proof to the
other side to show tl,at they did not, Every
vote cast III The First, Second, Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh, Eighteenth, mud
Twentieth Wards was cast under color OF H.
legality. 1t was cast in violation OF the c1-
prosS provisions Of the statute, md tho pro-
sumption should therefore bo TINT it was illc-
gat nMtN proved otherwise.
We sincerely regret The decision Of The
Supreme Court. 1iencoforth it il possible in
this State to disregard with impnuity every
provision regulating the conduct Of elections.
It is no longer Necessary TO thu validity Of an
election TINT roll-lists evon shonsd be kopt.
poll-lists nre tho only cl1cck NO hnvu hitherto
lad on fraudulent waiting tllo only evidence
Ut the legal votes cast tho only, Or Mt least
tho most efficient, u.ent,s Of ferreting out re-
penters, bailot-box suffers, and unauthorized
sotora tho only reliable evidence to show by
whom the ballots wero Gust the only efficient
instrument to help ua TO ascertain, whether
fraud or negligence has hanged tho actual
result Of the election. Tho Court Inns taken
tram III tho possibility OF tracing fraud and
llcCality in tho exercise of tho right Of sui.
frnge, and yet tells ns thnt every election
shall staul. no matter whnt the irregularities
, 1875-10-16
T|1e Gbns1Dp uribn1,e.
Saturday Lfornu,g, October 10, 1876.
WFTEE SUPPLEMENT.
Greerlack:s at the New fo-1 Stock E1-
change yesterday, opened Mt NJ, fell to Sly,
advanced to H5s, and cloaetl .. a"!.

l'ISsrr, lbe Snu Francisco pny,nnstera
clerk, " turning out to be II magnificent
seountlrcl. For several years he had been
forced upon the nayal P ny.aasters assigned
to duty nt that port, and, niter n career
If stock~emnbling, speculation, aud fnst
living. rendered possible by frnud and forgery
reduced 10 q perfect system, the exposure
finally came, md P1ssEy's recnlation md
defalcation are now asccrtaincl 10 have
aggregated S1,oco,oo0. p1SsEr appears 10
have been 4 prudent speutlthrift as we'll rs
an accomplished villain, for it ia said that,
when ho disappeared, he took With him
money and yaluables to the auouut Of about
;sLOD. 600.
, 1875-10-16

Tho result in Ohio IL not halfway vic
tory, bus complete and sweeping, according
to the latest returns. Even tho utility of
Wood County to furnish any majority that
ALLEN might require, as one Of hia hench-
men telographed in elect to tho Democratic
Cena-1 Committee, does not save tho Demo-
Gratis anything worth having Gov. HAYES
majority will 10 about 1000, and tho nepub-
licans Lave gained tho Legislature BY two
majority In tho Senate and twelve in tho
House. This would indicate decided mud
permanent change throughout the State, and
tho complete restoration Of tho Republican
party in tho confidence Of the people. As
tho New York 3rt5nne very curtly admits,
"Tltc ttdal wave Is checked" We arc not
Gke!y to hear any moro OF it for soma time
TO coma,
, 1875-10-16

The Chicago produce markets were }ess
nervous yesterday. Mess pork waa mora
active and easier, closing at 52a.1 seller tie
month. and slo.121 seller tho year. Lard was
dull and steady, closing at al3.4o cash and
sla.75 seller the year. Meats were quiet ot
v@elo for summer shoulders (bozedA, 1ai@
lac for short ribs do, and l3@l3lo for abort
clear do. Highwinas wero more active aud
steady It s1.lat per gallon. Lake freights
wers quiet and stronger, as $40 for wheat to
Buffalo. Flour was ia light dcluanl aud
stoady. Wheat vas active and 13@2le higher,
c1esiu8 1t el.124 caah and sl.ooI for No.
.sr1bsr. Cora WAS quist sud IA higher, clos.
iax At 6sio usAh, saa bto Tor NoYambas.
, 1875-10-16

Tho Opposition purity has laid Its r1ans
carefully, deliberately, mud publicly to stuff
the ballot-boSes in tho election, and unless
the Republicans are on the alert, they will be
overwhelmingly defeated in every part of the
city and county. At tue last meeting Of tho
County Commissioners. the Republican Cen
tral Committee presented its List Of election
judges according to custom, tho Election
Committee having agreed to appoint one Re-
publican judge III each voting precinct, to he
selected BY tho Republicans. This fuir and
just proposition WAS not only ignored, hut it
waa conte.nptuoualy thrust aside by the
Board, which located inspectors as 1t pleased,
placing a handful Of Republicans in wards
which arc strongly Republican, willie in tho
strong Democratic wards and in those pre-
stunned to he Opposition there are
only Democratic inspectors, thus leav-
ing tho why open for tho mont
unlimited bal1ot-box stufing, in which
tho Opposition will be still further nided by
the absence Of a registry. It IL not to 10 OK
pceted that tho County Board will make any
redress on its own motion, Or that nero talk
ing will load it to relinguish its grasp upon
the hallot-boxes and have nh honest election
that will express the decision Of the people OF
this county. The Opposition purity is deter
mined to use every effort, honest Or dishonest,
which will enable it to get the County Treas
ury into its corrupt clutchea. II becomes tho
duty Of the Republicans, there fore, in their
Convention next Tuesday to adopt strong
md unnistakablo resolution demanding The
appointments Of at lcast ono Republican judge,
to bo named by tho Central Committee, in
each voting precinct. The game resolution
shonld instruct thu Contral Committee
to prepare such list and 90 before tho
County Board and demand It's appoint
mont. II the Board shnll refuse this simple
and just request, then it will publicly M
nouncc ita predetermined intention 10 stuff
the ballot-boxcs and carry tho election by
fraud, and it Gnu bo mado m issue in the
election. II tho Opposition purity intenits to
60 into scoundrcllsm OF this sort boldly and
openly, let it be known as soon as possible,
and the people Of this county will mako it
warm for the scouutlrels who go into it. Let
the names Of those Commissioners go on tho
record who refuse to give the Republicans
their right to one inspector in eacl district.
Let these men, Comfy, JOHNSON, McCArrnEY,
aud tho rest, who nre the tools Of the Opno.
sition to open tho way for fraudulent
voting and false returns, understand that
tloy cannot do it with itnpunity. The Re.
publicaua now owe It to the good namo OF
tho county and to the cause Of honest cleo
tions not only to watch tie polls with s,gl.
lnnce, but 10 nalto formal official demand
for their rights Of the County Commissioners,
md, in case they are refuGed, to let the pco,
plo know 1t,
, 1875-10-16

Oats were azm, closing at :'3ic for October,
aud :"ss;c for November. Ryo waa trner
ut 72!6H13c. Barley WAS active and flrmcr,
closing ut yGtc cash md o3lc asked for No.
vosnl,er. Hogs were nctisc and c'osed strong
er Sales Mt s7..Nasa.G1 Cattle were activo
anti tirnrer. Sheep were quiet and steady
At $1.0,@4.76. Ono hundred tlollars in gold
wonld buy Sl1G.s7. ln greenbacks Mt thu
, 1875-10-16
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AddreFa THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
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, 1875-10-16
The now Constitution Of Alabama will be sub

The now Constitution Of Alabama will be sub
mittel to popular vote for adoption or rejection
On tho 18th Of November. It IIosldeq that the
HessIcuH Of tho Legislature shall be bionniai i,-
stead Of aunual aa now reduces the p4y OF
members from 60 to 81 por diem, aud their
mileage from 10 to 10 centa par mile, (which ef-
fccts savlne OF 600, 600 a year; prohibits tho
building OF railroads by tue State, or tho grant
Ing OF tho subsidies or credit Of tue State to alch
enterprises. nhich laH alEhaly cost tue State
about fourteen n,ilions aud limits taxation for
State purpoaes 10 three~qunrLot8 Of ono per cant,
aul for city, county. etc., purpoaes ons~half Of
ono per cent, and for tue rayment OF e1.HtinK
city. county, atc., debta one-guartor Of QUO per
cent additional. This latter provIsson II tho
now Constitution IL q practical reputation Of
tho Stste debt, which Is upwards Of tlirty mill
ions. aince tho totnl iavy would be inadequate to
pay tho interoHt upon It. while In fact the total
1eyy will litslo more than barely auilcs
to detrhy tho necessary expensos Of tue
SsnIo Government and the san,o Ia truo
OF the msjority Of the city and county debts
np3es tho proposed limitation. The new Con-
stltuton aiao ahotiAhes tho School Board, which,
as st present constituted. posaoascs free and cx~
elusive legislative powozs AZ 10 tho school
aystom Of the atsse. including tho power 70
tn0na l9fI6S, Rllu WEIGH kuE LIE HAl&TIeH VI 1eH~
bers etc., now costs the State about 0.D30
annually. The chlof discussion a. to the nav
instrument viii bs over It's abolition of the school
levy which ia axed ut one-fourtl ati othor lesie5
md It Ia impossible to make ioyy for any pug-
poso Whatever Without maAiug 4 proportiouste
Increase IL tAat for tho school fund. Tho ta4-
limitation clauses of the new Constitution would
also IN effect place 1t beyond tho power Of tho
Legislature to talHo fuuda to support tho pnhlio
schools, except in the cities, beyond few weokB
in each year. Ths claim OF tue alyocatss Of tho
now Constitution IA, that the State ia hurdened
With dobt TINT this, which practically almoat
amounts to au abolition OF tho fsea schools, Is
necessary. pnt "a tho now ConRtitntsou. Al
thowa, In fact prohibits payment Of the dobt,
The alKutaeu. aoes not rise 10 sbe dignity OF
4aceut pretanas. Tlo fact is, the Conservatives
Of Alabama ara not willing 10 bo ta1ed tor the
support OF "pIgssr schools" But public sonti-
meat 10 that 8sAta Ia not sufficiently enlightened
to reuder Il probable this oolsesloa TO tho asW
Gonetitution will be deemed Of much eonse-
queuco.
, 1875-10-16


from them.
THE OHIO ELECTION IN THE soUTH.
Tho Eoutltcrn Democracy are htstrnctfy in
favor at lard 1nouey. but they wantol shin.
ptaster I}iI1 Il SAM to win Tho day in Ohio.
Tho grayl'ack taught tho Sonlt, somc valm-
nblo fcssons,-lcssons TINT may have been
worth what they cost,~~but tho men who
learned them are so crnzy for party success,
so anxious to got possession Of tho Govern
ment. so ,nnEIoncd by tho first Inst for place
mud relf, TINT they aro ready to fling expert
e1,re, wisdom, nnA honesty 10 tho winds for
tho eake of carrying ohio.~~-rcndy to sell
their Political souta to The devil, provided
Satan would aharo among tllom tho spoils OF
power. And 10 it came to pnss TINT during
this graphic l,etwcen honesty md dishonesty
on buckeye soil, tho Southern Demo-
cratic press fedu1ously refrained from
giving my help TO honesty or from
t1oing anything 10 lessen the chances of
dishonest triumph. The columns Of many
papers 1nado no aign; their readers might not
haye known that there was such thing al n
currency-queation beforo the country. and
wflcu honest Ohio tramp1eI tho reputation
platform under foot, these friends Of m lsou-
est financial system tn tho abstract anI adro-
Gates Of dishonest candidates in tho concreto
were cut to the qnick by their disappoint-
meut. Tie Southern Democratic press in
,,;ttor in ,4a ;,onnrc;ot;o, of t,,o r,nn ,xho
- 49,. ..,,.t.s..t..f. ~ 49, -
1!HlAeo NV !"o-oa.3 l'A".1oti"' p4'e nv 1He"1s"
defeat hut it larisAes robukes OIL t'son, not
because they declared in favor Of grossly
dishonest thing, but because, having dono 30.
they faitol to win. Their SUCCESS would
have secured absolution for NIL their sins
Take this bitter utteranco Of tho Louisville
CDnriy-Journdl, which pretcnls to oppose
Intuition:
Enough Ia known 10 msrt the folly, II not the crime.
a. shoso tosa-saoasaoa sAa.'ans "ao fss.ioa @ . .ne
rau.iv ., r.,Isa sna,r mry ana II,
principles. Tho res,si, may prove .he death Of
tat'ato', but Il will pot destroy our PROSPECT fur
ehaase rasaea' ~ VIII ,inpl5 save a' ron st'sar
'front.' J.. viii Tux. III, m nar,s % IN bo o, af TIM h,uds
Of r.n tsct.se.a and tho sha,1ow.feasted an ,fa,-
fow.pase'l idots who tempted Providence reckossy
nj. ~ ur'.eD'' n' o''' LUG ue'''
IL .ne De'hoc'"Sa Aat "on' 'he Eaqafr'r
e1o"o "oai" ee crowned Win pshsse' insteaa
OF ocspa1tefea Win oiemo' INC satno tono
rugs thfo"gh slghlne"nt dispatch from
~ aasoh'@' 'a'' *Ae aoine VI H. H. o4IFaEss'
, 1875-10-16

dictator III tile intetregnuu,, CAL only hsve
increased bis personal humiliation in making
common ca,lso with gamblers, roughs, mud
hummcrs, and asking aud accepting favora
from them,
, 1875-10-16

IAd futl text OF the pro1uucialuento issued
to the European ENJOYS by tho Herzegovin.
iau Chiefs contains m eloquent statement OF
the grievances which led them to revolt
against their Turkish oppressors. It il brief
and concise, bat full Of dignity and energy,
md forms m indictment against tho cruelty, ,iD-
Justice, andoppressson Of their Turkish tyrants
which will command for them the sympathy
of tho whole civilized world, and tho decision,
that they are right in taking up arms to free
themselves from their miscrieB. Tho cata-
1ogue of these miserics ia fearful one. Under
pain of hoing scourged aud sont to prison,
avery cultivator Of the ground must givo half
his produce to tho dga, or oiilcial who al-
lows him to cultivate, and four tines year
ho must entertain the Aga, bis followers, and
horses. The owner Of farm in Herzegovina
has an agreement with tho State ofI1cinla by
| which ho oxaets ten times tho amount of ront
fixed by tho law. Tho Turkish ccn-
! 6us en,,nlerntors let free their own co-re-
| ligionists, but treblo tho amount of inpostB
upon Christians, thus making them pay not
only their own but also tho Turkish gharo
Of taxes. In litigation, ChriHtian proceed
ing agaiust Turk must Lnvo two Turkish
| Witnesses md If he loses his cnsc liz ls
thrown into prison. Tho wives and daughters
OF Christmas arc carried off by Turks ana
compelled by forco to adopt the creed OF
Isln1n. If Christian bears witnos; ngainst n
Turk, he can only live lures dayH Tho
Christian churches are publicly deiilel by tho
Turks. Tho Christians pay m educationa,
tribute to tho Sultan, but aro not allowed to
| haye my schools. Itepatrs upon tho roads
must be ,nade by Christians, but tho Turks
, 1875-10-16

t,nnlEf's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ntrset, letxesr
Clark end 1asnt1. EngAEc,hr, IT tho California
aius.ta's. Afternoon ahd evening.
, 1875-10-16

TIE Brooklyn Eagle (Democrat'e) esp''' ..soa
Aalogla soutencp what the IteF'o oEsa" n.noo.
through columns to explain a1sy-sae .,.o,
cratic dsfeat In Dnlo, "Ihe OHIO pss. .I i,
~ese iei by blatLsrak!sss. anu sp''a''"
their own atAtaamen."
, 1875-10-16

Tho Inter- 0ce1n's own victim Of tho allssa'
sippi White-Lea.uers, A. 7. MEaa1'l' II sua'
out waa simply frightened Into sending as e.osE
curdltng dispatch to Gov. AYEs ard s''e ta3''
Ocean by visit Of some ne1shhosins plah''"
who cs,lo to invite him to jotn iu mutua1is.l~ "
teotivo patrol ayainst coston-tAsessa ui' t1es,s
cd tho neighborhooa, SoatnH shan coo'ns y.
cut acrosa tl,e tioids for telegraph abce !as''
Of stopping tu loarn thu obIoat Of theis S!st'
, 1875-10-16

MCCORMICK NAII-North Clark street, corner
ftnzie. 1eeture by ftctnrn Woalhull. Babject
3" Tbs Myatssy Of Iifa aud Ed1sh."
, 1875-10-16

Tho Church Union thinks II has discorer:a
where the New York CANVASS Of tho school qu't
slon couoH tn. aul directs attention to the "U.sJ
Nuns act" passod lust Mny, d iulicat.oElt it, B3
tl1at 1t ia provided thai, OF Il dtptous feou IN
nuns school, roacAorI' certificates shall ls.ls
Tho Union ssys:
Now, II IL perfectly pl1n to any one who app.s:is,a
tho dcnsuds Of Cxtllotieia:n, tutt the onls ob;ed
thiy amendment h tn obtain footlug to tusbe TIN
to S1ucate thefc nwu tcacaera for tae tua seaa!
In defiance Ct tho pftSiuus LwH ot thu stats, Nta
require thai all arrllcanta for pnstonz ia hs pu u
schools anaN asye bee,s educated slssetu.
The Fitness leads OF in til" agtation Tor ta
sepoal Of tbia net, which 1t charges was "su T.
gisd through for flooding tho 5sate With 2 M
educated In couyonta as accredited aa1 qualil:i
soaohers eP tha public Bchoola."
, 1875-10-16

III. usl, gil who ob}.eted 70 h.',us .an', h,fs
eal1sa man becAnas shs xA4 sa's ~ ~ ,.....,1t
bs.a esntlsuan, will doabsls4, lifs ,"msa 70 ,.u
IL a,ai na,lon halsata s&A!sa sad To@s3'
, 1875-10-16

Taxation OF the property OF Ee''e''ss' ss',g al.
ttonal, and charttsble inasltataeas s - .u:h
tated IN MASSACHUSETTS,. TAa fAaos = ', po,,oa
property NOW exempt fron ta1as'o''
alone. Is osttpa&sd ~ &70. .6oo 0oe.
, 1875-10-16

Tho ss, Pau, Pioneer. Press, having betss
tLem ali. saya Of a1aasrs WnrrtE nm mn mn
now conducting re9lval III that cstS. INV 49,.
ls 'lnor singer than sAsKEf. "a''o u.s'11 uo..
\ mueh more eRect!yo ~ welt as Ss'15 ,..,. sa
polished sxi,orser than MoopY. 1h9 F4s' .,s,
Pyess prod1e.s for Waffle and D-sss .ks..,s,t ksst
triumphs Is eyaugolsts than hsVo pe'' 'N''
lIoQpy and HlNKxY.
, 1875-10-16

Tie efYect on tue Cincinnati haa"u" II,
vaated Ia thIs burnt with which ss"e r.t,
peat-np foslio9a when the election te'aw ..blsa.
rocsIyed. "Our thoughss on as1" 's'''
xctt-.damnatiop aud tho dead.
, 1875-10-16

Union PARK Cu1fHCIt-Courcet by tho Themas
0rehestt1. afternoon aud evening.
, 1875-10-16

NcVtCEEES TnEsTNE-tsad'.on n:rect, between
Dtarnrn sud sate 1ng,s9r1eM: Of Jon McCuiiouEta.
'''fhe GIadia.ni." Attcrntou and evening.
, 1875-10-16

WOODS Observation-Disclosures rtreet. hcsween Dear
toyu saA Stale. Leu Aslruy Aftcraoon aal evening
, 1875-10-16

tasta whess hare ketu whola crsws prvs.tht. nj,
fhs festr. atd death making havoc among the,,
Ban Has. ~hers the nAtires can hay "ny rntt,a y
the ytat; a shs Hasans x1shiu who.c wsll4 h,y.
,tsa .s",. ts' ss.t. e99nssGattsoy a; hare
,s .n1rs! consequent therson. And yet. tArm,tsv ~
vtnr, snI 10 te Irfs nj Efttyrthth ,tat Vi nv -
kind; ncs.r sIa of wine. Of porter, ale or hs, ~
any f171rnKa stronger thkh te. ur Cotre: and 49,.
oser haYa n"vtr uaesl eehsccu IN any way VII ,i
anil this nof only without Injury, hui IN lie rant.
tu tho rrrsorsattun of 1ny hrstf. Hcasce tx T.,
to nm hF uame only; ani excepting ,hae ft' -
which arm frt.lcel hy EreHt nn1'ety si,d It ltes,,
kaY 2tEa l.&s tsea feae from fEckne4s. '''4eal