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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-06-02
JERRY, THE MISER.

1t was a cobbler's shop, breaking
the row of small private house in a
shabby suburban street. How it came
there nobody knew. What is more,
nobody cared.
Near the door on this particular
afternoon were two females, the one
elderly, the other graceful and young /;
both in the deepest mourning. In
front of it were two London street
Arabs, as ragged as mirthful before
it stood the oldest being imaginable
"a little old man, about four feet
high, with a not over-clean face, iron
gray hair, on which rested worn
skin cap, shaggy brows, rather bow
legs, and a dirty leathern apron. In
irate tones he was addressing the
boys (:
son with you, you young rascal I!
If you come playing your hop-scotch
and Sslly-come-ups before my window
again I'll hay you alive"
Before the muscular fists the boys
fled hurting back derision. swell
done, Jewy-old Jerry, the miser I!
Yah !"
The cobbler--for he hardly merit
ed the more emphatic title of shoe
maker-paid no heed, but, slancing
sharply up from his bent brows at the
two women, asked, "And what may
you want ?"
"We--we see" began the younger,
looking timidly toward the square
card in the window, you have apart
ments to let
"No, I've rooms-rooms. | don't
know nothing Of apartments amt
up to them-nor the rooms, amt
neither Do you want to see 'em q
"We did wish
"All right; come along" and
the little man swung round on his
heel.
The two women, hesitating, looked
at one another.
"We had better see them, MOTHER"
said the younger, with wan smile of
encouragement. "His bark may be
worse than his bite, and all the other
places are SO dear"
Following the cobbler through the
shop, he led them up stairs to the
rooms. There were two, communicat-
ing by door with each other; they
were poorly furnished, but clean. AS
the women looked at them the cobbler
stared at them silently.
"They will do very well,' answered
the widow. "Its-only-the price !"
''Six shillings a week-in advance.
"Six shillings calculated the
girl.
"Do you think it too much p
son the contrary, it is cheap"
"You know a lot of the world to say
that. How do you know | shant
clap on the other shilling p
Il don't but | should not fancy
you would"
"About the references began the
widow
"Don't want any-you pay in ad-
vance and as, whenever you leave
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/. b. GARNETT,
Manufacturer OF Seasoned Cypress
CIST Err MS!
100 4 los Church Street Galveston,
Texas. k.f

PRICES REDUCED-Ci sterns xn-
der 100 gallons, 3 cents per Gallon; 1900
and under 1000, 2s{c.: 5000 and under
1000 gallons, exc. 400 gallt..is and up
wards, ~ cents per gallon. m
All orders from the country accom-
panied with the Cash or good City Ac-
ceptance, will be promptly filled.
dec3d1av w9m.
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The Astral has now world wide reputation
as the safest and beet. The Insurance com
panies and Fire Commissioners throughout
the country recommend Pratt's Astral on M
the best safeguard when lamps ARE used.
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OErrcE OF
r. O. Box $50.
NEM Yonx, Sept. IL, 1871

D.As s.s--In oonneo.ion with onI
eafdwa buslness. which VIII be COLI
ancsea - neretofores We have organ,
: 4ea cotton factorage and general
ID eWHlNioA department., and beg leave
= % tsrQex our seryices ~ that capacHy
20 1R!ppegY 81 pnodnce 10 TINS masket
n doing % re can assure our friend,
tnet our 9rganlxst0nl ~ complete, npd
,aySr fscitnN Tor hsndiing COTTON
yook ,hbosN. Go. y 70. equal 70 any
. SoQee " tp9 Lraqe We .nrs InlIy pre-.
u W 1aAe -. nperai enven0es III
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=. G. MAJORS.
: O.yIoR TEXAS GRAsaK, MANU-.
rAcTuRrNa Co., KELLEyvIILR,
- fffsf iFHl notabar < TQrE

IA. Examiner and Patron:
Owing to a failure so far, to OBJ
tain q correct list of the shbordin-
&c Oranges in the State, we have
concluded to say to the officers and
nemders of the Oranges who failed
70 receive the circular letters of the
directors of the Texas Grange man
afa0turing Company, that they can
act upon the matter by referring to
the letter as it appears in the col
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p. 8 Dealers and Physicians ord~riux from
tebgshpn flenins Bros will do oil 20 vi -
t@a trhts dssnSiht rnd take se.s. o. ~
1iros.f Psfs&rgs,s 70. d. rs.apIst ssngr J.!Fey
bis> ialiaflo.s To those wishing 10 give iL.ni
trial, We will forward per mail, post-Iaid u my
fs,rt Of tho United States uDa fax 81 fii'a Tor
twelve thfee-eent potIse sthnips. or one Niii e
hermitage Tor fourteen N rer-reut stani,s Al
Q 'srr' from eanada. hiast 10 ae,v,DpaaieI "
tsS.iyfsris extra
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Its safety under every possible test, and Its
perfect burning qualities, are proved by it's
continued use In over
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
THE HOUSTON CITY MILLS
CAN BE REBUILT.
THE STATE WILL BE
Benefited by its Continuance
The People Want the Good,.
They can be Manufactured out
or our Own Material, b..
Our Own People!


We have the experience End the results A.
over six years work, In addition to IL,
grounds, buildings, machinery, etc, to start
with. .|.
The superior quality OF our goods suited
to the wants Of our State has been estab-
shed.
The further investment Of One Handrsi
Thousand Dollars will place the Mills In
better shape than II was before the fire, and
secure To stockholders a fair interest upon
their money. besides the building up OF an
institution of direct benefit to this section,
and Of general interest to the State. 4.u
The present situation, with the improve
ments, machinery and fixtures, will he
placed at Its present cash valuation Cor stock
In the new organization.
On the securing a like amount, say sixty
thousand dollars, an organization will be
effected under the general incorporation
laws OF Texas.
shares OF stock.
Shares. OAe Hundred Dollars Each, in five
installnrnts, payable first OF October, No
veDbcr, December, January and February
next, are now offered to our citizens. Sub
sciipliUns will be taken payable In material
ar labor, at its cash value.
| The books are now open at the Salet
Room, 40 Main street, Houston, where any
further information may be had on applica
! tiui. TO JAS. u. EuMBLE,
r.p4d&wtf Agent.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR. c. M'LANE's Liver Pills, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine. arc productive
of the most happy results. No better
eathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
sdvise all who arc afflicted with this,
disease to give them q FAia Trial.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL !
Absolutely Safe Perfectly Odorless always
uniform; Illuminating qualities
.i'Hr SUPERIOR TO GAS.

Burns in any lamp without danger Of explod-
ing or taking fire. Manufactured expressly
to displace the use Of highly volatile and
dangerous oils.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased LIZ

DAM in the right side, un1rr,i'
i edge of the ribs. increase on pr,
sure; sometimes the pain is in t.
left side; the patient is rarely ali.
to lie on the left side; sometime
the pain is felt under the should.
blade, and it frequently extcndi 10
the top Of the shoulder, and is soE.c-
times mistaken for a rheumatism IN
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss OF appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc.
sometimes alternative with lax the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with q dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
"A considerable loss Of memory. ac-
.comPanied with painful sehtation
OF having left undone sor.cthins
which ought to have been do.s. z y
slight, dry coughi is sometimes an It,
tendant. The patient complains Of
wearinsss and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of Prickly sensa-
tion of the skin; his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that excr-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
be can scarcely summon up fortitldc
enough TO try it. In fact, he dis.
trusts every remedy Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed. yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
Lrvrs to have been extensively de-
ranged. '
, 1875-08-19

The NltHofs staats- zettang hn Independent Ncpub-
Aeau journal ot unusual ability, makes aa ntateetug
declaration Of Its purposes In regard to the Presi-
donial election Of next year. "Dotweun duAsr and
AL1kN." rays tho Saaiszeitung, awe arc absolutely
for d2ANF but II Grant should have tho presumption
to come forward Republican canttJato against
good Opposition caudldaia-for example, sgatnst TIL
pRs--then We should say: between 1nANr md TIL
pKH wo ara absolutely for T1IDEH."-ytw York Sun.
The meaning OF tho Slaats- Zestung OBJ
viously Is, TINT snch Ia its adherence Of "rag-
baby" principles it would oven support Gen.
GnANr for third term, In preference to
a man like Gov. ALLEN, who Ia tho emboli.
mont Of tho imitation loresy and wildcat
Democracy in Ohio. On the other hand, aa
between CHANT and T11DEN (who Is sound on
the currency question:, the Stats Zetung's
hostility TO Third. Termism" Ia 10 great AZ
to causo 1t 10 oppose GnAa7, who IL a ltepub-
lioan, and support Tl1pHA, who Ia Demo-
crat. In other words, it regards Third Term
ism as mora Objectionable than Democracy II
on q hRrd-money platform. but as less objec-
tiouahle than Democracy on an in1ation plat
form,
, 1875-08-19

W.. o,,., extinct. Mr.. George r.. ruou ,cas ,,..,
By tho Rteto tam m,tt"o and ~ did till hrI, rr,n,
aity in tsta Tin ht,Imn ht,tnfIy rrplirs dill hn
Them yafalo Hrs titcr Tt.iruI ~ srn,t.nn - -
tu, IL steak saudi To Ia iurt,c mmt ia t,h.th! ia!
mans WANT tiiun = n III t;anyc,, ~, nnl ru,4.;
Gnhli'.s siuc .na he n.ke' .i"rt to slIar,as'..
r " II he rc,aFk, .npi Mf'a ,, T" MN m r" IN, mt .va
from the management III lin pl1 Wig. an, lsennIDr
rna" A 1t H. t4osu Lv h4vo ,a is thu bei nut
i.e in It. "
str. KImau). eccrcta,v Of Inn w,nncs,a.
Coun,v AuYieptur.i Noc,ctv. Ina mA1i.,oa ~
MI ,rcra oxp}au,;na ,,is ,nnt;yes In inv4t,e t..
1,nyjs In lc1iv,r tt,c animal orot,,r E,,,,'m ~,
thouu,t IL wns n rr.nt npt,ort,n,,y tn A. '.., ~
tl,a wur,, of roco,,o,fi,ttnn. IN anawor T., ~.
,u,os,,ou. .whv bnyo yo,, naeuot hv y, ,,,,ss "s
cnnont ncn at lhu North to iny.to JuT Dayts y
ilo toplea:
Ws Lad. prnsolp 10 The fnvI'ation 10 the ns.pye,t
fsrm H.. ta, = ,,ailsr iTm,v W., =. c,o noefrh.
'ore T,tou. Rascpe CohkIiug. COL ltnbrrt Ih,"r.o,
ne l'9h. 3nhn N"NtM"rth. sehntoS Morton. o. thII.
F.s,,ris Ata,ns Cart Ind EreYy stnrrs II -
walnn PROMPTLY responded. exrcssIns thir scg .rt
r.s ~, nn"sa cr. ~ ap a tnt x III sn n"s w. "a-
rIy.
Gov. Alien Ia nuitn ftcn will, his political! rrs.
dicttoos tn private convsrsaton. 4 correspond.
cnt Of tho Now York Timcs wiitcs:
rhe anancial oue atIon IN tho Goseruora ho,ty. 10
ns.,n ~ - 'fSs"h M vs. 'nxs - . aaiA
anli'a - noAe.,su 10 tlk of III 1rng mli,nr j..
sue You m!gt ~ vi! talk q destroJlDE u! our ra
atasofnnas r.. Out on,, fnraSs Il II nSrscTar tm
u,oens ~ o Tux of rtsamina specie payments win.
racm ~ f .o' ~ ts nns,. hann:
lts Willingness and ability to ~ tl,at we wan aua
fnen II aona mnan a. H.. W ~ a,ntrenee xtethrr ~
cilaugs.h ~'' - ''<~0''' ''' ''&'s" TX
Allen expects to bo condidn,o for prceIdrnt
and to bo elected. lie Ia said to be rarafyt,n
aud quito useless for moat purposos, But lie t,
IN impenitcut and profano old man, whore rcsf.
ioss ambition will be ha,isos} with nothing sl,o,t
Of tho grave. Ills defeat tits fall may 10 Lis
death.
After California. thu mart stat. tn ho,1 =,
.t.,t T., ~. -,t, -, a. "
, 1875-08-19

3h1n'. IL tiao, GO
Of whom more thau nine m.ltions are
Christians OF tho Greek faitf, and ono million
Catholics, antl ono hundred Thousand lows.
Tho territory cmbrnced in. tic above contaiAs
hbout 1in, 600 s1,1are mca.
What aro tho prospects Of the inslrrcction-
lists As we have already said, Crontia aud
Hosnia hare joined Herzegovina before tho
Turks could crush out tile revolt in the latter
province. This giros population Of 3,iO0.-
uoo in acliyc rovnlt, anl tho revolt tas nl-
rcmfy commenced with victories almost as
rapialy following cach other as those which
attended the late German Invasion of France.
1T the very outset tho austrian Government,
which is not tlisintercsted spectator Of this
nsurrection. notified the Turks they must
crush it ont Mt once, wllirh now looks like n
condition Of Interference. Tho Turkg made
m effort to cr,,sh it bcfore it could sprcntl,
but they failctl. They wora defeated with
great loss in Two or three engagements, and
alrcndy Croata mud Bosna llavo taken part.
This IL not all. Tho Prince of the quasi-in~
dependent province Of Montenegro has nj
rehdy announced Tint lie cannot control his
subjects sufficiently to 1unintain neutrality,
while Scrv;a already hns m army Of observa-
ton in the field, and both these provinces
aro in nctivo sympathy with Herzegovina.
Meanwhile the Austrian province of Dalmatin,
lying along the Adriatia to tho west Of
Croatia md Herzegovina, IN contributing both
money and ncans without my notice Of it
being takcn by Austria. Tue other prov
inces to tho east have yet shown no open
signs Of going into the conflict, but MS they nro
already partially FREQ and hate Moslem ruio,
md az neither Austria nor Russia would
probably o1er any objection, any day may
sec them entering into the war also. An
other very suggestive feature Of tho
conflict is tho bearing Of Artstrin
towards Turkey. Thore has long been an
arrangement between the two Powers, and
there is the best Of feeling between the prov
incea In revolt and Anstria.-~so strong feel
ing, in fact, that it is stated On good authority
they would not object to being absorbed by
Austria, who would thus compensate herself
for her losses in Italy, which in turn might
involve tho interminablo and complicated
" Eastern Question as between Austrin and
Russis. 1t is byno means certain. therefore,
TINT the littlo Herzegovinian revolt against
paying taxes to the Sultan may not develop
into great wnr of races and religions, and
shat very speedily. In any event, tho freedom
Of these provinces or their annexation to
Austrin would DO 4 consammation In the IN
terests Of civilization and stable government.
Al Christentom will hope FOR tho SUCCESS Of
the revolution aud the liberation Of the
people from tho Turkish desposism.
, 1875-08-19

In the report of the Common Council
meeting On Tuesday morning au error vas
mnde in the printing Of tho amendment to
Sec. s Of the police ordinance. It should
have rest1 al follows:
SEC. 3. Ihp employees Of said polics force shall
consis Of for Caralua Of police twenty sesxeants Of
police and The rrascut number Of patrolmcu until in
creaei or decreased hy order ordinance Of tho City
Council The present Captains Of police aud Scr
geunts OF police and rarolmcn shnn continue to do
duty lu such srnplnymant nntil changed by proper
authority. Tho Captaina Of police and sergoapta Of
police and Patsolneu may be respectively removed
and aiacarged Ut anI time BY ts City 15arsha CT BY
the General Superintendent Of Police with Tho con.
sent Of tho City Marshal, and Ill vacancies made
may at ho led by appointment by the City Mar
sal, or by the donera1 Superintendent Of Police with
The consent Of The City Marshal. All officers Aud e-
ryes Of the police fores shall respectively take IN oath
10 perform faithfully thoir daties "a such.
This, as will bo noticed, gives to Marshal
DUNLAP the powor Of appointment and re-
moynl at his own option, and provides that
Superintendent REuM can only appoint and re-
nove men, whether they he Captains, Ser
gcanta, or patro1men, with tho consont Of the
Marshal. The amendment isa very important
one, ns it confcrs upon the Marshal the pow
ers which properly belong to him. Tho force
Of public opinion has at Lost compellcda q def
milton OF Marshal Dua1Ar's duties, so that ho
is no longer merely dgure~hcal, but be-
causo responsible officer md tho actual
head Of the force.
, 1875-08-19

"afscawbex Kelley" IN becoming quits popu-
lar phrAaa.
Qtoosbeok ta > hsrd-monay man, end r1ll havs
nothing to DO with the Democratic pattYin Ohio.
Ho standa With puah.
Attorney General fiosropon. knows that thero
IL nothing In tho TMfd-Tesm sears- Re haa
iafosulaton troua tho praatdaut'd own upe.
blaine will GARRY the Georgia delegation In tho
National Republican Convantlon loastwtsa tho
Atlanta Herald ia willing 10 wager bat againat
= gold peo that he will.
Judge Keltoy IL &lahog!ng man Ind mechanic
himself and it ID 4 siu and shame 10 poke fun
as him. 30 says tho Springfield {Ill) journal,
wheh doaa not sgree With tho Judge 10 bis dnaa-
cial yicHs.
E1-aov. Hoffman does not think there 10 tho
sllghtcat dsngdE Of the Democratic party becon,.
ing tic party Of lnaatlon. lie anticipates great
agitation epd t1oublo from tho publloac
question.
I.BsllA Msrtiu, ot Loulsians. \ representative
coiored man. IN stumptng Ohio for the nepub-
licans. lie was formerly Liberal. voting fos
Greeley. md accepting tho c!nalnnau and Ball.
moro p1stfotms Of 1879.
Tho pittaaald {1lsas.l Ea9ls tells OF dlreolo-
n canyasaaF who s&uck Ills hesd Into Senator
Dawes Office, the other day, and asked, "What
buaI0eas il carried on here. aiF 7n Ito Senator,
loollng up from hls 1sw.book, sopllsas uWrs~
Ing recommendations tor aalca," md resumed
his work.
Tho nafosmssa Ia Milwaukee asa quite
stunned BY the unexpected publication Of tho
proceedings 1t the recent seoEes meeting, aud ths
8entinst givea shera no reAt II b HtA known
that Tty!os u accepted - candidate under pro-
, 1875-08-19

ever that thoro is danger TINT II ono clnss If
corporations hs exempted from sn.atien on
capital stock and franchises In addition to
their actual property, "ll nrw cerpora-
t'ons will claim Tho Same rights. oil tho
ground TINT tho Stnts can only tax "cor-
poratlona owning ar using franchises mud
privileges in s,,c1i manner rs 1t shall. from
time 10 time, direct by general law. uniform
| MS to tho class upon whicI, it opcrates." To
nvoitl s,ch result, tho Attorney General 1,as
wrilton corkscscw opinion declaring TINT MI
| amendment n1ndc by tho laat Legislature
does not chnnge tho law in any respectl 1lo
says:
Tho amrnament tn question simply declares with
greater emphsts tin principle before contatncl II, tho
taw anu which IL equally applicable IA al c1zsees of
property. viz. that There shall 10 NnfAvorale dis
cttatnastou agstuat such corroraouh In the ahrc.s-
mcnt IT their property for taxation. Neither thu ct.
trr nor thu hrrlt of the amendment lerrlycs tho
uard Of tbs pnwpr to !nct,!o tho vAfue Of TIM franz
c'ses of such corporations fiji your assessments, The
sAtc requires every rcrsnn nwning or nn.ng fran-
cbi'e Granted y anS 1aw OF t1. atatc 10 liz. tic saue
for taxation At fta value, III addition 10 his ohor prop
cry tlsescnt,e Statutes, fmEs 1G4 Ee a. II nay be
very ttncus In many INSTANCES 10 tnd The yslno Of
franchises granted bs The State cl.tee to Yessus OF
AseFf1luclS6ht tHG IN" b1A
dHty On your Hosrtt. nntt by tic anr1nTci net nder
consideration the Legislature aa III 10 expressly
cuton upon you that Ia tho esorcIso of such rowes
yolt asa mt 10 discriminate a9atnst aNc companies Or
arsor!aIons hut to thenI ut tho rates
inAIsldnals would 10 a.sessr& vito appear 10 own
traTtssy aMs fsaassea oi eq1a vnae, Il Ia perhaps
unnecessary tp aid that tho principle Of this a,et1.
mc1t liz. nt tho Foundation af or Hovtnue laws, An
1e1unfty applfcatto 10 md thouti govern ynnr nc.
tons Il! thu Of AlI ctnasea Ut property, r
g.Ftltcsa Of tho question Of ownership
This is precisely Tie opinion which tho
state Board wanted to cllatle Them to nultify
tho amended Inv made Inst winter. It may
not be ont Of plaeo 10 aslk. il the Attorney
General 10 right in lis Interpretation Of the
Iaw, wlat seas the necessity for tho Law OF
Inst session. And whether tho delegations Of
manufacturers who visited Springfield aud
procured its passage understood 1t as merely
emphasizing" the odous double taxation
system, they were seeking to have mo.lihcd2
OF course, rs VIC hayo said, this !egal advicc,
if followed by the State Board, will lend to
il,nunlerablo suits no corporation will pny
the iniquitons ta1 except upon legal conpul-
sion.
Tho United States Courts hnve n1rcatly on
joined the collection OF the capital stock tax
on tho railroad corporations; all other cor
porntions w!,ieh have nonresident stockhold-
ors will also appeal to the sumo Courts; and
50 rlain Is tho proposed violation of tho
encnded law that wa haze no question that
tue State Courts will in like n,anner Arrest
tho collection Of such tn1, if tie sano be
gtteiutted,
, 1875-08-19

St. Louis grusnbles bccause Chicago in &C.
1cctctt rs the Western terminus Of the fast
1aaiI-traiu service. And nit tho satisfaction
she gets is reminder from tho Post Office
Department tint children must not expect to
enjoy the privileges Of grown people, and
tint n city which handles but about one
tenth tho amount Of mail matter received ind
distributed in Chicago should be content to
tako back scat. 1nsieal Of grumbling, st.
LoniH hns cause tn bo tilnnkful tint she il
within ton hours ride Of truly grcat metrop-
rl;a
, 1875-08-19

FROM among Tho largo number Of nsrir-
ants to thu stat in tle Cnitel Statcs Senate
made vacant by the death Of Aspngw JOHN
soS, Gov. poarEn l1as appointed D. N. KEr,
OF East Tennessee. 3Ir. KEY has figured
bnt slightly in either Stnte or national rol-
itics, but he is spoken Of rs ,nan OF fine
talent, and ono who, though not filing his
predecessors place, will wosthily represent
Tennessee in tile Seuato.
, 1875-08-19

Oats were in good demand, and Ia higher,
closing at aasc for Angnst md at;e for Sep.
tens''sr. liyo was 1nitt ard hrnser at H.e.
Harley wrs ii molernte relme>t nnd Asn,er,
clsr>ing ta,ue at :t.O7 for September. 1Engs
were nctiya mil firm, selling Mt ss7...:faS.aj.
Cattle were active nssl steadier, will, salcs
chiefly at $9,1t'@ l.1i'. Sheep were nnchang-
ell. Ono hundred dollars in gold would buy
Sll3.a14 III grconhncks nt tho close.
, 1875-08-19

1G,nUu, nm. IT whom l1.n1n, non nre Chris
ti..ns ns,,l 4.A0o,nm Mal,nul,urttaus. Tho
c'nlntry Is divided east nul west hy tho grcat
lsalkAn rn1sgu Of mountains. The population
north Thereof numbers more t1lan two-thir,la
"t tho who'll, or perhaps l1,otU,000, anil of
these not moro tllau 1.fhA}.MN aro Turks.
Thu population soutl, Of the balkans Ia pretty
evenly divided into tic three nationa1itics Of
.ireeks, Slavonians, and Turks, occupying
tho territory formerly known NJ Thessaly,
Macedonia, and Thr,ce.
The territory north Of Tho Da}kn1, rnnge
which sympatllizo with the present revolt
are divided into tho following Stntea mud
provinces. with tho cstimated population
given In tho tablo:
, 1875-08-19

While KeI1EH is preaching the gospel OF
dishonest money through the country it is
just rs we'll to remember that La preached
the gospel Of general dishonesty on tho floor
Of Congress during tho Credit aIobilicr de-
bntes. lie snitl: " 1t was not my conscience,
but my poverty, Tint prevented Lis taking
Il bribe Of G. n. stosk. Il is but natural
TINT the champion Of Credit A1obilsr should
ba tic advocate Of irredce;nablo imitation.