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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15
Road NOiicc-ND. TN,

To ALL whom II may concern:
The Commissioner appointed 10 locate a
igbway commencing at a point on tn.
south line of the southwest quarter of see
5, township 80. range 3, west OF the 81 b D. m .
where the road as now Travelled crosses said
line. in Cedar county. running thence due
west on the section line to the southwest
corner OF said section Sand from theme due
sou h about three fourths of a mile to inter-
sect the road running through the south.
west quarter Of sec. ., same township and
range, and also To yacate the road as now
established through the southwe quarter
OF said sec 5. has reported in favor OF such
location and vacation, and all objections
thereto, or claims Tor damages must be died
in the Auditors Office on or before noon Of
the 3lst day OF July, a. d. 1875, or such high
way will be located and vacated without
reference thereto.
25ws MOREAU CARROLL Go Apdttor
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1';aIE ~;s:ee; !sz St.,

Ue , ",yss ass"os'nta Specialist Of the Aoe IN
NvEEldSA ~ DISEASES. SEMIN1L wa X.
~ osf har me result Of early indiscretions or
nias -, o'tases producing Nervousness, PIN.
bareu slsht, Loss OF Memory and Manhood
I1,inhnehtly Cured. J he Cream Of Medical
areorature. Illustrated with ebasfe en-.
cravings, explaining who may mary VII.
IT, b., why. The impediments TO marriage
dheir nature, cause and cure. Price n
o ual sent In plain sealed envelope. La
Zee requiring surgical q d, medical attend.
1oi. or advice, may cal or address the doe
can Lnyalids provided with private apart
msnts; board, attendance, DC. Cure quar-.
positively cured, 's1PsvrIes
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A Philadelphia baker has informed
the police that he has an irresistible
desire to bake his wife, and they
have locked him up. Philadelphians
now pull their loaves apart and look
for baked bakers wives.
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DIR. G, A. BOHANNAN

lures All Irftatt 1isenstp without the OF
mercury: Charges reasonable. Guarantees to
cure 81! lorns OF ''spermstorrhea,h or sSem-
mlnai Weakness" In from 2 10 weeks time.
once No. 0lo North Finn Street, bet, WASH.
IN 81. Louis IN Is0.
Srnr. b. ..Treatlse on Special D,ses-
ses which fully explains the nature, causes.
symptoms, ETC., of .Sparmatorrhea. - or
seminal Weakness" Syphilis and valuable
ina9rmation on other delicate subIects. sent
FREE In sealed Euyeio.e 9'"s
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+. McClenahan, of Sigourney, on
the Sd Of June, welcomed to this
mundane sphere his t,oenty; fourth
child, girl. He is only six,y-four,
and says he never will be happy IN.
til he scores the twenty fifth. Nine.
teen OF the children are living.
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Hl1l55ss9lY. SEPTEMBER |, 1875.
ON thc Fair Grounds, Des
MOines. Iowa.

mis- herd was established in 1865, and no
/ public or private sales OF heifers has
been made up TO this time, and the purchases
made from the different herds in the east
during that period, together..with the natur-
al increase, has nlarged the herd so as to
render II necessary to be reduced in size.
This sale will comprise the entire herd over
one year old except a few not in saleable
condition. Since the herd was founded,
care has been used To secure the services of
the best males to be found in the country.
Among them Sth Duke OF Goodness. Plum
wood Lad, Breastplate Jr. and Major Dun
can. The females are representatives OF
iaany OF the most popular families OF the
day. and as for the individual merit of the
entire lot we can safely say are equal to ny
herd OF liKe size ever offered for sale in tn G
west.
TERMS OF SALE:-Six months credit with
out interest If paid when due; If not ten
per cent from date. Notes payable al First
National Bank. Newton, Iowa.
Liberal discount for cash.
Catalogues on application
j. 8. LONG, Monroe. Jasper Co., Iowa.
Col. j. W. JUDY, Auctioneer.
n. b. The day aft er this sale, at same place
DR.. G.. Sprague, d. NJ. Finn and Mark Finn
sell a large nerd OF Short-horns. 4w26eov
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Chicago g. Northwestern Railway.

Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern.
Michigan Central, Baltimore x Ohio, Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne IL Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all points
EAST and SOUTHEAST and with the
Chicago q Alton and Illinois Central for all
points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific X. K. at Omaha for ali lar
West points.
Gtose connections are nsads al j,ectiDn points
nth trans Of all cross roods
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YOUNG WEN
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many Of the age Of thirty In for
W who are troubled with too frequent eyac-
nations Of the bladder often accoupa n ied
by sHgnt smart1hg "a burning sensation
ana "eakening the system In manner that
Inc patient cannot account for; on examIn-
ing the urinary deposits, rnpy sediru ent
VIII often be t,'4nti and sometimes small
patl'i"s - 'lHH4aeti WIZ appel. or the col
or Will be of Il thin or mtIkiSp hue again
changing Ia a dark and torpid appearance
Ihere are many men who die Dt this a nj.
Guilty. ignorant OF THE cause, which IN the
second stage OF seminal Ppa 6upss Mr. Nc
VIII guarantee z perfect cure in ali such
cases and healthS restoration ~ inpeci,fo
urinary organs.
Once Aours-S 10 I, :sLoS. -,on
All letters promptly answered and corrs-
spondence confidential. Adde'S y,ncs enx
$50. Davenport. Iowa. tgi.
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Mrs ] +. Harrison says the Iowa tan
ming weed is known as "kiss me over
the garden fence"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

A San Francisco man has been sent
to Jail for fifty days because he kissed
little girl against her will
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

Mas, The famous calicaiurist, lives
A. Morrristown, n. j.
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The champion rose of the world
has been found in Santa Barbara,
CAL. and is sixteen and three fourths
inches in circumference. 1t is of
lemon color, possesses a delicious
fragrance, and is climber, growing
upon a trellis.
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Inducements offered by This Ionte

to the travelling public are all the modern
improvements; rock and Gravel Ballasted
Track Track, steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges,
5arlor ana Drawing Room Day Coaches
Smoking and Lounging Cars, Westinohnnsn
safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent SAFETY
coupling and Platforms, Speed, Safety ana
Running through Five Great States. and
operating over 1000 miles of road, this Com.
pahy presents to the traveller facilities thai
are are NOT and CANNOT be offered by any
All ticket agents can sell You tjckets Via
this route via
ii you Wish the best travelling accommo-
uatlons, you will buy your tickets by this
route, and will take no other. ''
MARVIN HuGHIrr, wu srvv
;sss's! s-rsr.s.s.as... s,," $3.50.
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CHICAGO
& SOUTHWESTERN R. r.

Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg.
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
st. Louis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento,
ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council
Bluffs, sioux City, st. Paul, Marquette,
Eacanaba, Mcnasha, Madison, Cheyenne,
Omaha, Yankton, Winona, Duluth, Green
Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North, West,
sonih and East, should buy their tickets via
CHIC AGO and the
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re.
markabie cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet 90 searching
Is to effectualy purge out the great cor.
ruptions Of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities
or diseases that have lurked in the system
Tor years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
Of ScrOf0la, and all scrofulous diseases.
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis.
orders Of the skin, Tum0rs, Blotches.
8Oils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, 81.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErysfDo-
Las letter, Salt Rheum. Ecald
Head. RinEWOrHn, and internal on.
cerati0ns Of the Uterus, Stomach.
ana Liver. 1t also cures other con-.
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
sily adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
s!a, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
Eomalo weakness, Debility, and
1eucorrhoea, when they are manifesto
Tons OF the sTofulous poisons.
It Is an excellent restorer Of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
It dissipates the depression and istless Ian
suof Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
Tor cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains ON all the lines Of this road
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Al Omaha our Sleepers connect with the
Overland sleepers on the Union Pacisc
Railroad, for all points west OF the Missouri
River. Among the
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SOnaetHinN Near.

WIN. II. IVES uses the new tight method
for trim ming horses. Also spayine cattIea
speciality, Satisfaction guaranteed. e.tf
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COMET,

Will stand for mares this season, Mon
! days al his own stable, one mile from Clar-
enee; Tuesdays ut 10 Little's, Red Oak;
Wednesdays and Thursdays, till noon, at
John Ferguson's, Red Oak; 1hursdsys, p.
1 m, and Fridays at Jas. Dayidson's, in Free
mont tp.; Saturdays at Stanwood. To in.
sure SIS.
TERMS-To insure, Netherby, SIS; Soy
ereign, SIG; Scottish Champion, SO; payable
LIST of February, 1876. Mares leaving the
county before that time will be charged as
season mares. All accidents at owners risk.
Pedigrees of the above horses can be seen
at my residence.
Extract taken from the Edinburgh Rer-
ieB, for Oct. 1873:
You will observe that the extract refers to
the report of General de Lamoriciere, spec
tally appointed by the French government
to investigate the merits of the different
breeds of draft horses. General de Lamori-
ciere. states as follows:
Notwithstanding the broad difference that
necessarily exists between the cart horse
breed and horses used for purposes of lux
ury, the English, who know how to mould
nature according TO their natural wants,
have solved the problem; and we lately wilt,
messed at the meeting OF the Agricultural
Institute. at Versailles. working in the same
field, with ploughs exactly similar and un-
der identical conditions, from teams CON-
posed as follows:
/. Two CIydesdale mares.
,, Three Suffolk mares.
.. Three PeTcheon mares.
I. Three Bouiognese mares.
The two Clydesdale mares performed the
same task as the othsr three teams, and did
II much quicker on point OF time the teams
finished their work In the order indicated
above. The Suffola mares finished much be-
fore the Percherons. and between the latter
and the BoIlognese there was scarcely any
difference.
The above points clearly before the public,
the meriis o. the different breeds Of draft
horses, considered from French stand
point,and shows clearly that the Ciyaesdale
are more than one-third superior To the
French breeds. I am interested personally
In the ClSdesdale, but have quoted thisar-
ticle TO show that don't wish people to
judge them from what | say, or any other
importer. hot let them judge them rom the
French point ofyiew The only advantage
admit that the French and Belgian breeds
have is thai they can be bought chea per in
the first instance, but have yet TO learn
any other.
JAMES GREiG, Proprietor.
Clarence. April. 1878
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MANHOOD HlK LOST. H0V RESTORED!

- az. Just published. n new ed
a1.<A.,HySr ittOn Of Ir. GulSerweiIs
49, N~ty.e~ aS> Celebrated Fssy on the
-S@xSA radical cure without med
icine of spermatorrhoea o. seminal Weak
ness, involuntary Seminal losses. Impoten.
cy. Mental and Physical Inc pacIty. Imped.
iments to Marriage, etc, Also consumption.
Epilepsy and Fits. induced by self-indul-
gence or sexual extravaganza, etc.
f5-price, In sealed envelope only six cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
ESsy, clearly demonstrates. from a thirty
years successful practice that the alarming
consequences of seif-abusr may be radically
cured without the dan gerous usa 81 internal
medicine or the application OF the knife:
pointing out a mode OF cure at once simple
certain. and eftectual, by InesHG Of which
every sufferer. ne matter what ittr eFadi-
tion may ne, mag eage himself rheapiY pri-
vatrly, and radically.
Fs~This lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth aud every man IN tho land.
Sent under seal. In plain envelope to
any address, postpaid. on receir; 81 six
cents or two post stamps.
Address The publishers
CHaS. j. &. KLINE ~ CO..
I27 B0WERY. NEW YoYK.
Post-offiee Box 1895. l5vl
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it,
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual TO,
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores taded
or gray hair
to its Original
80 -
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i1ss. svesy sinest o. sicEness vhich results no
Dr. We vita sspa,sl.:A .ss; ~.
80 ~ $500 asd has Sssa s-sssiisHsl y ssesf.
ssvss,i "s@ss. - rsllshis relief being sra1ssss.
s,.S 1911 M 10 his spesiaiiss ks kas psssst:s
are ~ - y eli these HI paAss.
Ssss~s ~ Al.4 sen q write. Ss.s ~ arses 80
r.. 9aseesas - 10 eaabSsd . Keep Bis charges
~ ~ pslss. slviss NH T.pss.:. T. =. ....i''
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one Of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn :, and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stanty growing rep
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Current Notes.

The wool clip is the largest ever
sheared in the country.
China has stopped the expectation
of Coolies 10 Cuba.
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The original Independence day
July 4th, 1776, was on Thursday.
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IMPORTED
CLYDIsDALI HBlsls |
Scottish ChNa, piOn,

Color, black. weighs $50 pounds, will stand
en- Saturday II Stan God, and the balance
OF the tins at his own stable, one mile north
-
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pure SOts"olu, anu Win DIS ROOd
quality Of flesh as the Southdown,
and one-half greater size.
The Farmers Journal, Cedar
Rapids, truly says: 1--WE heartily
concur with our exchanges in advising
farmers OF Iowa to beware Of men
who spring up with herd of cattle
and offer for sale who have reputa-
ton at stake as breeders, such men
whenever found require watching,
and are curse as well as draw
back to the breeding and improve
ment of our stock; and should be
Stunned by every farmer and legiti
mate breeder in the country"
There is great amount of foolish
twaddle published in newspapers.
One will say that it will make a
horses eye weak to have side win
dow to the stable,--a window in
front, says another, will hurt by its
direct glare. A window behind
makes horse squirt, and diagonal
window makes HIM shy when in har-
ness. At present it is strongly urged
to have dark stables. This latter is
evidently wrong. Men and animals
were created to have and enjoy the
glorious light Of the sun. Vigorous
health cannot be enjoyed without it.
At the late meeting of the Alton,
ILL.,, Horticultural Society, Mr.. James
Star said the time was past when it
would pay to plant and tend q vine
yard for the purpose of wine and
fruit. He would take care of vine.
yards already planted, but would not
plant new-better grow corn, etc.
But it is not too late to put out vines
for the supply Of the family with this
delicious and health-giving fruit.
Not one-third Of the families in the
country have an abundance of them.
It is . fruit we can have, and have
sbuudantly.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04
$50
1889

rparen bic 3ruppen cOmmaneirt uno
bic SfietegcOrp3 bscrbert, l6 eurb
Dsputaticnen perreten su IaIsn. Der
GrtifeI s puree allO Soafdneis lsinem
@ort!aute na@ aus9eflbrt.
Die fat In allen DiSeslsn Sefsrs
reihs, na6t ltb aud tn rer GiSsels
8riren Gin GROCER Yrieaermanssl fdbIs
bar, welder in btelem Sabre barus6
nod empfuclt6sr wurre, paB msbrsrs
3beoloesn rss 8rirsnsr prisfsrismie
mars, peIhe bereitS bic prie[tsrpetRe
erpartsten, gum M~ilitdrptenf beran9fs
sceer wurpen uno in GOIss DsHsn
niGt ouesswciht wsreer tonnt.r'.
SHcn I'm Npril ,. s. pencete ii6 Der
Gdrfbi1&of BON 8rirfn nit einem Sc
(ude an 90. WoieRdt un, bic 8efrei>
una tisler 5tsolossn au srwi.fen. Da
ouf etsles @slu3 ldnssre 3eit feline
Antpurt erfoIste, lisb Der TarRbil&ef
ss tur6 cine psrtruute M~itte!sperlon
bel Der tailerIi@sn Gabinstsfanslei direct
betreibsn unb nun purce pieSade pom
aui
psrl6nlide AnOrpuuns ces Eailsrs OBJ
ne wettsrsn @srsus su @unfsn Der
GbsolcBen sntlGsicen, rel9e bsretis
aus9eneibt ino.
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Gnseisen. @oblfetI. Gut. fsaematfd. Aaegefu.
Slnin. Bic NIT Bldttern Gcntratte fir Nu,eieen stn,u.
eebtu wlnften, fruten rs 6 eats an Geo. p. RcrtG u.
g., Al Part Rou. Sen gptt, feub,n fur btrtn . om.
q, 81 &useabe. tnibaittuh 2iRen spn nebt
ais 1000 BID tter une S&dtuneen. welde be 3SfeH net.
cen. Nnje ieen fur 5auptbldtter in ptelenS taaten perbsu
ID elmer Grrsen Nebuetipu BON perauSseber. Raten anse.
nsmmea. gtrfGaft tu& bas Bud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-04

Bern, 8. NoY. Wie BON Solotburn
aemeleet miro. fol- bic Wabl zines .a!t>
fatbclil6en 8ilbDfes' an rem llmfans
be I&eitsrn. eas mad tem 8efanntrers
ben Der 8sldlIGe Der pruntruter Sys
noee @sinfens uno tte boldnoilden
Sanfenifen- 8ii&5fe f& wsiseru, einen
lGwsi;er Biiduf 40 .conscrtren". Die
ldwei5erilden N~ltfatbplifen tpdren ldon
pisI au peit SeSanBsn. SO sebt NIT
Der Ginbeit fart abwdrtS.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-16

GARDEN PATCHES.-One of BOstoL.'s best
known merchants noted for his shrewdness
and penetration, had a test case presented a
short time since and came off victorious. As
if is an illustration of this mllionaire's pene-
tration in great business affairs, we give the
story here. ...
1t appears that the merchant wanted an
other gardener upon his country estate, near
Boston, and an individual presented himself
for that office.
understand the business P"
"Yes, been in it for years."
Whom had he lived with last? The appli-
cant mentioned gentleman the merchant
was we'll acquainted with, stated that he lett
for no fault, but that his former employer
was going TO Europe, had sold his estate, and
had no further use for him.
"What wages do you eXpectf'
eighteen dollars MONTH"
This was astonishing low for such promis-
ing looking, sober man, and the shrewd busi-
ness man rubbed his chin thoughtfully and
refiee eeted that 1t was bargain lot, but "was-
MT there something wrong about it?' His
habitua business caution even in this COM
parativey trifing negotiation did not forsake
him.
"Call tomorrow at this time, and will have
seen Mr., your former employer and
give you an answer"
The gardener turned and began to walk
slowly away; as he did SO, he displayed two
patches on the seat of his pantaloons beneath
the line of his roundabout jacket.
''Hallo here come back here" called the
merchant, "you needn't apply tomorrow; |
see l shan't want you' -r
The astonished applicant stammered out
| something about his knowledge of gardening
and good character, but was cut shnrt by this
| practical observation.
"Dont want you, sir, the patches on your
breeches are on the wrong side, gardener
breeches ought to be patched at the knees,
not on the seat. You won't do for me"
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-16
Current Notes.

Now that the alleged "federal outrage" bus
mess is reduced to these small proportions,
the wisdom of those who preferred waiting
for the facts before pronounclng definite opln-
ions is apparent and it is also quite evident
that the "half cock" business did not pay.
The honest people of the country will judge
the matter in the light of facts, and will re-
fuse to impute premeditated crime where
there was evidently only a sincere desire to
promote peace and order.-Harg0rd Cour-
ant. .- -.. y Ir..i -...
The message furnishes conclusive evidence
that the President honestly seeks a solution
of the problem in harmony with the just
sentiment of the people and the true welfare
of all concerned. 1t will prove that, from
the beginning of the Louisiana difficulty, he
has done what he has done only because he
honestly saw no other way of fulfilling the
grave and delicate duties devolved upon him.
Albany Journal.
The tone of the message; its earnest ex-
pressons of regret that the use of Federal
power has been so often required in Louis
lana: IFS Difference 10 the inbred instincts CT
the American people in regard to the use OF
the military in times of peace, and within
the limits of state; its earnest entreaty to
Congress to assume responsibility and devise
measures that will avert the necessity ol Fed
eral intervention-all will recommend it to
the people and offset the effect of harangues
and unfair editOrials.-N. Y. Matt.
But the question must he met and decided
upon strictly constitutional and legal princi-
pies, and upon them, and in the strictest view
of them, the President has done that and
only that which the law commanded him to
do. 1t is easy to quibble about the time and
the mode, and it is just as easy to answer all
such real or fancied objections. But upon the
main question: ''Was the President right in
his disposal of and instructions to the Federal
forces ?" The answer of the Constitution
and of an enlightened posterity will be in the
lrmatve.-Providence Journal.
We believe it will impress every candid and
thoughtful citizen as that of a concientiOus
and resoIute magistrate, deeply impressed
with a sense of the high responsibilities which
he cannot evade or ignore, though that other
branch Of the government, which ought to
share them with him, leaves him to bear
them alone, positive in his convictions OF du-
ty and unfinching in his purpose to execute
the law as he sees it, but more than ready to
be guided by the will of the people constitu-
tionally expressed. This message, more than
any former utterance of President Grant, i'm
presses us with the greatness of the man.
Worcester Spy.
President Grants message is so moderate
in tone AID so admirable in spirit that the
whole country will probably unite on its
platform. The loyal country, we believe,
would have been pleased with little stronger
stand and some stronger words; but, as a
matter of statesmanship, perhaps the mes
sage as it stands is wisest.-Phitddetpha
Press.