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III Ne ssssgats Alfa9as say tie es.fss-
pas ssoI Of fiie hottest sseis - III sssss-.
iss4s III the Su4iss 4 beg ark tisAl ss1t-ii,s
fusssst ssisst Ian may be .srtsatssi slsre -
u III pstsa -tszis. plsce for all To the stsit-
tiuannes Of the oppressive aud si-ftad-
sisf Legislation 81 which they have lssng
been tho ,sassiye victims, az q which
iIt# ss-sEs, % they ssaF. 70 rob them 81
their rs5hfffsi voice rs the Rr.sisse8. tsas
eltctfan. While the soasitss thus eat
ducts herself With paEies,ce as.i f.tstt
sua- uf.daf thsise ffsis.g e3 .aelicie-, II
Is pseQltsfiS eiiiieatsHy ,stas. IN. \ rib
q silssSfis, a. fssf ~ fs5sst4iie, a ei,iitis
ss.l prs laitiesss. A;sa II unite ~ tspEsI}.sl
Ing justice AID fgjg-risy fIT lfsf eisf.sF
section. ana not only FOR that, t.as s9y
the whole cs,ant-y, ~ ilost neanr as9fl
prosperity ara siakesi IN tiae s~ssit.
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yer,isetI Ia expose ilse pTUCiFai ilittAs
~ 80 called s,st.tuaii@ni ~ kvtFeft
hall, Hyde PAS, hast night, ha, onls
bakers ilolen attended, AID their
aienes Nas refunded 4 wenl \ tfa,l
" Us present. VITO Had for safut. time
oeep Infatuated ~Hn Mrs. Hal,ss .3sa
har pfetsnses, and is-w irig1 1st-fe
exposed Fnst, Mr.. Il. : Perkins ps
- that Miss Kellogg, while ST tiie
piaHo, Ntsh both hauds gu slie KEYS,
c,fald Hus ratse the iaAlFBrueni frou.
lne floor. b,ii IL WAS raised a loot, aafi
the money iesitI 10 Miss Kellogg. sisst.-
ohd, Nh Perkins bet tnai lie eau5d
nat pgt u ees4s on while coveted y III
the VIE netting, vxAetiy lAe ~ 4 a.
that assd by L. SsGrreu. fhis Miss
hsileeg success uilp performed ard
I>Oeket%d ssi4UtleF >, Mr. Pos sIH4 ant
0ti4eIs bei.g Obliged 10 arkp9alfsss j;
e prFIee1 eslnsse. ats. Perkins insee
aBatheE bel & at she raDid nol rat Oh
. eosi afls! bssisg haHGctliied. Hp OBJ
Jrstea 10 iife USE OF her own handetlflE,
a,a gglite officer furnished a pAIs.
she performed the iries by gtlicaSly
selecting key fs0m n aunch ii her
pocket aHa a.siorsinig them, she, As
asa ~ tile so-eslief : siIriislssll-tS, Bav-
( ing keys that Viii ii any h!ss,s!ot.ii
/ rhfs >istiet MF Pers.ps' t.sflii.g. Spai5
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cur in the oatliBeot u fsuGs;.a fofnl sad
stitched t1gsiueG the black side K
Z tirSt suEne 10 the aciispee ~ s tiai X
eaed renH9, then Il Is SLOWLY tafteI,
showing the whiie side, aud present
ing @,scEa appearance, ana Is often
T recognized by Spectators ~ tlfe fse8ii ~
theiF irieatts. The form s.isappears
! simply by turning the hlsck si,is Il
the audience ia the same slow manner
/ The lying 10y spirit power was fnlls
explained.
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So --lf yelled the leader, ard Peter
Was thioilIed 1914 his tongue prMnied
several feet, when with the slack of
tbut nemser the ka.kins took /. cnu-
pie of ttisus about the sTstiing mans
neck, tying it securely in Nv cluva-
hitehes and a slp-snoi at the nape.
Aud this TIE Centennial year and
the isigd of freedom,
"He, Hainfaiter ~ Kissed the leader
Of lie ka-kiux, "bring forth the Bull
dog
But ere te had concluded his order,
the door again opened, aud
tFur The remainder of this blood
cusdiing and hair-Tatsing ron1aaee,
THE Baildozer: y Romance Of tht
SUNNY Sanrb,n iy Jim Bloody road,
the gnre-dsinker OF the iseeutn, see The
New NorE Campaign SUPP lesf.,sil: at
November y. II y1fer nawsdeater
HASN'T got it, tell him not to mind
senaine for it Back aan. bess eau al
ways be procured al any trunk store. ]
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{foa the speedy Cure Of semsns, Weak
I i.ssss Lost Nan sood, and all dssosd srs,
Or nghs o. by indfsefeticsis or exec s, ANY
dtngsiat has The iIsgredfents
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DE-. =. c. AVER 1 co lr a.
fra-it-sf aaasf eel s-...sE
SOLD ~ AL uale- a1rs r.
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a wa.,,s,c, q, ~, 49,

New York World Atthls moment
the Geor of Poser Aioiassts's bumhis.
eatir swung back = ard upon its ntug
~, aGa seven armed men entered
Armed Nay, arsen' l.ed with shot
gifll=, REVIEWERS, s43Wie-kuiNts. barrel
-iBYts. st75 tgunZe cannon, t,laek
sht,se siips, hickory - iibes, stuffed
hsilst-boAes. and he !Ise Their faces
We're esnoeaisfl ~ masks s,f y hiie eot-
ton, bEt my ibfarna ia N0ribeln
man of e.tasation aiisi VerHeity, whose
name ! ash compelled TO suppress
declares that one was tiie ,,arsoi al tue
Baptist church at Saag Hay and AN
oiiIef tie g,lanfy Judge.
The Y reiesieti Peter Alulasses, sarn-
iue ifa!e With fear, fell Gii lis knees,
his ashen iips refusing 70 do taeis
aiiiee, While bis wife, "a oman OF
tiauntiess courage, p.aeipg her hand
upe;s tsr litss, exclaimed
"Dat ar shoat dida't have 80 brand,
an svsr e. ,ie io' nat ef sheets Is
gwine To break into decent ealiad
teiks' houses at night -"
4 d
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a c..ss. was aesa,

Which lasted fully three hoars. but
was Of no advantage, unless to betrsy
this almost hopeless division Of opin-
Ion. Mr.. Wood introduced the sub
ject occasioping the caucus with a
resolution tor the appointment Of a
committee to inquire Into the fact Of
tbs prvrideut's connection with the
Inter ference Of troops In South Caro-
lima; that N facts warranted, a resoIu-
tisn should be introduced ia the house
ordering the judiciary committee to
report articles Of Impeachment against
the president.
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The Sex, House.

buy up one of the electors If there was
no other means Of securing his elec-
ton.
The Next House.
Anxiety about the political complex
ion Of the House Ia the next Congress
being only less thnn the feeliag about
the Presidential outcome, your readers
will be gratltied to learn that u careful
comparison of official returns msde by
officers and leading mem bers of the
House show that the Democratic ma
jority in the next Hsuse cannot be- less
than three on the face OF returns and
may largely exceed that. Granting lhe
Republicans such gains as they have
illegally secured by corrupt action of
Southern returning boards, certificates
have now been granted to l4s Demo
Gratis aud l42 Republicans.
New Hampshire has still to elect it,
three members, il the Republicans
should gain all three, the face of the
returns would show one hundred snd
forty.eight Democrats aud one hun
dred aud forty-t We Republicans. There
rs no reason to expect the penoerats
will lose all members, however. and
IN besides certain that the clerk viii
not place on bis roll at ieas; one of the
Republicans pretending TO have been
elected In Louisiana and two In F'o-
rids. Unless the army il employed to
prevent the house organizing lawfully,
u Is now absolutely certain that moth
ing bat the unexpected death OF at
least six of It's memters will prevent
n Democratic majority from retaining
control Of the next house.
sherman for Pressdens Pre- Teen.
Some Of the Republican senators i,aJ
a caucus to-day, and it Il under tood
they deeided TO support Sherman for
president pro tenn. of the senate. THIS
choice Is surprise TO DsarIy every one.
and reasons for il are not known.
Sherman showed how violent pasti-
san be Is to day, and his selection Is
certainly not one to restore any degree
Of confidence.
riortda--Addsess NJ sne Democrats.
The Democrats issue the following
address to-day to Hon. Samuel j. Ran.
dali, Washington, ID. c.:
TO tns House OF Representatives:
The undersigned, who came hither
to be present NJ fair count of the
voter cast by the people Of Florida,
have had the grief 70 be witnesses OF
the counting out OF the Tilden electors
chose and the counting In Of the
Ha5es electors, rejected at the polls.
We have witnessed the progress and
the eonsummation Of deiibefats ana
preconcerted scheme Of fraud. This
scheme. frst contrived for the execa
ton at the ballot boxes throughout
the Stste, having there fallen short OF
success, was then continued and pro-
moted by several county cxnvassing
boards, and was yesterday supple
msnt~d and f,nished by the Radical
majority Of the H'Ate Board OF Can
v.~sers ~ Tallahassee IL u manifest
ts every Intelligent observer here
First-Thse upoa the face Of the
count returns the Tilden electors had
Bssjorisy Of all the vo,es cast.
6econd-Tbe 1'iidsu electors had thi.
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ON EARIEH:

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W t~o-tf.irls t1ls s1i .tFt ~
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"a. s-~ a Fruss ia alta a-fo1,T. efHaaa
then a.
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Who daily hls<s sr. n. for ~ iuEs-1
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- shs ns<t knovn ar $780, 81 - ~
~ you have q Friend rurfar-,l- g -,
aver ~ ssnaiog :. his na--s q So
RogrrRussCoa
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----- ---- - thQaaeFed the
leader Of the tanditti; ait is not ah1,.t
ftiht slteat y
"Meli, 50 help uie. bob, ef It was
dem ehlesens, done bow broke
ia iloos Mnias-es
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waag Is QUEENS nEL,aar ?

II : pIait ilsii grlsVs y fila ssOufh and Is
sns only sctus, bio vi pGTifier syer ,ssscay-
sred. cy wii'cs all 6iSeas tllas eeGt,,r iu the
,li'sJi 9 81 DC erfo ice-ed III once and forever.
1 0t-s.iSsoil sas RhtsGm,flir affecii0 : and J.
ili'i On ~ issU z FEM fsDY for t..s class o,
Z So -. Ai3n- At Is a Sesrehi. Z, but wber
sGRiAlne3 With doasfur - s4aTst arIil,. Vol
lo~ D5cx and other roots aud herb !. be-
COMES 2 blood rurifier ansur.assaibse AID
.ins,lna. 81. sue. Is The com s.na:inl Of
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Us value cs-1 net b. two strongly i,n press n
ss1f tie attention OF those who svs b-.sn
sx ps'ss..t TO a taint Of iFapreper character
me afIilcsst 8rss assured that this il not one
0. the worthless nosisnins Of :he day, hui Is
IRE gard upon scientific principles, by
Oh sic sn OF thirty years experience Soia
everywhere.
Pr.ns,ipal office. Is Marsay st. New York
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Dss Isfi's stgstF.aiL.aAsB
.cEsgHS nELIHart

t.s-1aing tlix most isossri,d Alternative
hnesS1 20 Medical telenoe ,ur the cure Of oil
Ulcers and sores. Diseased Jslnfs, FsIui IBIS
charges from the Para anl. SoS,riis a O.
eeSsses- Ak!n Affections, isitesf sltisin
fopsy, kidney Coippiafnts. sgG affects q,
secrsi pTs1tiies. ID aFased y Al n.s0.ecr..a
Liver snfi Spleen aai ali diseases that cen
Ger III His blood. Il nossssS-s Ib.. i.s,sifaf
property OF iInpasting . h.ir essi piexin.i ano
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r-pe.eA.ss.s susxe.s.a.


In support Of the resolution. Mr..
Wood spoke Of the course pursued by
the President within the last two
months In rather severe terms, aud sd-
yecsted Immediate Impeachment -
the proper curse 10 follow in this
emergency. Mr. Wood led the ex-
ueme Of opinion. but was not alone 10
counselling this policy.
esassss Clara. OF sI..sari.
followed him in an eloquent speech,
seconding his suggestions, and deciar-
Ing that the only hope Tor the party
.ri the courtry was q hold, manly ae-
ceptance At once Of the issue the Re
poi,lican sevoiutionis,s had made. He
favored, ~ had Mr. Wood, aggresslve
action Immediately.
Oshers Mere ceusfsesase.
One or two other members followed
IN the same strain, but u was easy TO
be seen that the Democrats, NJ q body,
we're not willing to rush into such a
~ p'''se'
nssssssssss osssres.
Mr.. Hewitt offered resolution for
slss appointnsns OF COMMITTEES to de-
0pe line OF sction for Democrats
during the present emergency, With
oas nakina any particular reference
- lupsushossssl. He advissd caution,
tut = ~ sssns sis.s hsld that what
svsr suurus ~ adspssd shoold be pur
sus.s t'od1lv.
NJ. wst.ssso~ also offered resolu-
No. snsesssslns shs eo%mlssse 70
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vh. asnntl.e,. ,,n,,rsr

! esn Gos'taa rrssss TIE was!e CROWD
b both hat.s;a tistt II hi,id fa4.
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One or two other members followed
IN ths same strain, but u was easy TO
be seen that the Democrats. NJ q body.
we're not willing to rush into such a
,selnus procednrc.
, 1876-11-06

The Bourbon organ in this city Is greatly
oe'tated over tho statonlent TINT jar GouLD
~ ssupporting HAYES anl WHEELER. For tho
comfort OF TINT Ahoot, however, it may be
Alatea Tint JAY Gou1n Inns always been q
sooa ! democrat md stanch supporter Of
!npEs. But, concoding that he is support
ing HAsEs md WHEELER, It is littlo difficult
" eco why paper that can swallow T1pzN
SHOULD lind my fault with jar GouLp. They
afs tho salne kind Of men. Both of them
rs desperate gamblers and reckless nd
!" seht''rers, tho only difference being that
lnnfs is corrupt, cunning lawycr, and
- :, pester posted In sharp legal tricks.
u 'af GOULD wcro tho Republican
y ,aaaldate for President, baw1ing for
.elof1a' tho picture would present Tho same
!ta''lfes that VIC find In V1LDEN's candidacy.
sAs GOULD is as good lnan as 1l1Dra, aul
aaa 'ae advantage Of not having done so
u4aoS mean things. He hos not dcfraudel
~ 4' oo'ernmrnt out Of his income tax,
~ ~ WA not flre-in-tl,e-roar Comprehend.
A' Aes not stuffed ballot-boxos and
G ;o'sa votes 1Io las not engineered
.,sa's -, Mohiliers. 1Io hns not swindlcd
.,a va, employees or defraudod tralcs,usu.
sn'nough both men made their fortunes
.s.. questionable wny and aro aliko in
~ Il'e respects, Jay GouLp has not stoopetl to
~ asanaesses TINT hayo characterized TIL.
.s 49, IL the Bourbon organ, therefore, cot,
sef, 1f 1ilpES' why should 1t complain oi
, 1876-11-06

Rome, seeking the infants which vice bad CT
posed to Wild bensts and the elemcnts: 10 It's
natnc oil the nts*ionary shps have saIled; In fts
with asy'ulne for all sufferers, the sunshinc Of
Nature and tho sunshine uf love thus meeting
amid The lcafy trees; .tn its holy name all tl!u
battles Of human rights lave been fought; In
tta name came Jesus Christ as thouel, heaven
itself werc imperfect unless he could live and
dtc here and tGcn return TO the hky oEnanentctl
and blessed with earthly charity. f1e desired
t9 imls'rt 10 hcayen tho glory Of earthly bencV-
ofcntc.
In presence Of Paul. group how INSIGNIFICANT
had seen tho classic graces. He had rcad Of
them IN Homer, in l'indar, tn Hesiod. In paint
@ 4 'S%sa s sa }Essa Ena5Eo.snc n aa fa.a
10 these ideals aiter he hsd stu,ifed she ioftS
philosophy Of Jesus Christ, hon, their former
si st naa asS ssse ss ts bin to ays
and triumph feen By tho classics had sunk from
bis sight, having been made dim BY the
, sGfndi95 ihr,. q ~ new ,,o.. word: H. had been
s bo5 besuia as sa' ase Hsnsss ssses: .. PIC pshe
Olympian games, Or fn the theatre, or In orato-
r., seemed humble dreams compared with the
p1ii0sopl'y Of human life that fell from the lips
m 81 manges snd e1osa Wonderful =
there was no rival of Athens except Carthage,
/ OF Alexandra, Or Babylon. When all around
was twilight, then the Greek Jupiter, and NJ
nefva, aud Apollo allonc forth in clear lustre,
but nj classic ideas could compete with the wide
thoughts which sprang forth from Palestine
after tle tears and blood Of Clr1st adspdnklcd
tts grass. What was Jupiter rs carved in !vory
by pdas, Jupiter as seen by the Highest classic
nItnd, rs COMPARED With the Heavenly
father Of the Gospels md with the loriug
Teacher on the mountain s!dcf The greatness
| of nation or age Ia always to be measured by
| measuring its greateat ideals. What In this
comparison would The physical beauty or the
mental refinement OF the military or gymnastic
Victory Of that brilliant nation weigh against
the morals md deeds and hopes Of tho Tcsta-
menta n oil Greece there were no doctrines
As the laundering Zcus and the llghtdarting
Apollo we're deprived Of their dllets by Him
who wore crown Of thorns, so the three Eraces
| of the Greek aud komnn world were cast for
crer Into shadow by the unveiling Of these new
virtues, faith, hope, and charity. What WAS
Again, that embodiment Of all brightness
q q. ,e{yS ,a'{y ,,1., h. soal compared NIT. With
principle through days dark and longf. What
hope which inspires the soul iron, ita mothcr's
arms to the gravel What was classie SUCCESS in
art or in conflict seen By the side OF the charity
| that loves all men always Looking over the
wide world, Paul, with the vision of a prophet
| md with comprchtnsiveness almost divine,
declared that there abide three new graccs,
Faith, Hope, Charity, Of which the foftiest and
| ]ovellcst Ia Charity, and although eighteen hun
dred years have passed since the award was
| Joy and sorrow, there is no hand that woult
dare touch this tacsed group We add nothing
We take nothing away. THESE three will "a5idea
| forever,
, 1876-11-06

49, - -, ----,--
-s.t Gov. T11pts denounced sns ",,. e a;s Eaata
%s @ isth Of March, In May on'y .4k "su saon,
Nv m.- JOHNSON, WHO w"s Net''oc'"''o 4''o.
N's ,bo Legislature, applied 10 '''e nesl"o
~. .,,ro for s:,5,ool more Oh TIM. Sn'no .v
la'a,S W, and tllo bill passed both llouses' "ue,
~ submitted to Cow trlpss DE-. ~ ~ nts 'ar,1s
s' yo.o. While this bill was IN nls np, ,a,an ~
. wss yisito.l byn Dcmoeratlo o""hof' oh1oa
~ w., ~ who WIS anxious iof sAo l'@Asuhu =.
Wv %s h;ll md l.o Represented 70 l!ll'.s s''ss
t,s M l,ank Ind h great number o. oo..Ssun nn
.srtaentcs, and wo''la l'so a.,,l, sao % ~ ,,a;a
norcrnor assured him 'hoy ~oa.a w. p.,u'
IA In time, Gov. 1ltp.S lot s's,s w
, 1876-11-06

~, .ne e. loss Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
a'ss :. TO the Republicans will 10 a shame aud
A. : a1sgrAca to the party. It Is tho bnunor
s'f1es OF the Stato, and yet the anpearances
NJ ~ that It will elect tic apostato FAuxs.
soS9l1t who has deserted hia OLD no1itical
.aslus .ns 4! without good cause or proyocation,
W. W. u cotsosting with his political enemies
w The salo'of Office. This result il litely
happen by reason Of Hua1pur runnino A.
-, uoiter," and dividing tic nopub1ica,
us,'' .,.s, llo has po earthly chance Of being
..Sm ss,sa' as 10 will run tho lowest Of tho three
,nnas ls'es. Tho election lies betwesn La.
III. aa0p"na FAnsswonru; thoro is 10 doubt Of
,ss, ' snu 'l.oss who do not want to lose tlo
rss a'e' aad elect q man who will aot with tic
,no."' AAy crowd and "Bolid South "in yyash.
45as nDa saon!d not fail to vote 9or M.. Ii.
'aA0F for Congress-. ' ''' "~
, 1876-11-06

Thu Illinois Democratic Central Commit
tee hare issued circulnr intended to Btimu-
Into tho dropping spirits Of their followers,
to,enuinase tho Respondents, and revivify
iho despaising on tho eve Of the election.
threads good deal like the private stimu-
lator sen. out by the Ohio T11pEN Commit
tee, AL those ob1oviating circulars really
en,suate from T1LpgN's Literary Bureau in
Liberty street, New York, where u game of
lrag and bluff laa been systematically car
RED on tor some time. The order sont ont
to The Captains md Corporals is " to claim
The State md national elections; claim every
thing; be earnest III this matter; do 1t ex-
ulIinsly aad with tho utmost pretended con-
fl.leace. Don't be lukewarm, but fervent ;
ezult ut Nil your meetings, and blow and
boast ut tho polls, ind CHIN everything, and
thus catch doubtful and svavering voters. ="
There nro some birds such chaG as this
will undoubtedly catch, but not many. It
will, Eowoycs, cause hundreds and thousands
Of Democrats to 1nako risky, reckless bets,
and lose their money. Tho Republicans aro
not running round with their mouths full Of
fFoth, suffering aud blowing, hut they are
quietly and steadily 1t work to got out their
ful! vote md to prevent fraud aud cheating
1t tic polls. They aro marching to tho polla
tomorrow in solid phalanx, with the light Of
victory in their eyes, and faith In their henrta
for oao moro triumph Of tho good and truo
Union party. The othor side may utter their
"lsebel yel[s, exult tervcutly," and bet ali
the money they please. hut they will read in
Wednesday mornings papers TINT Gov.
HAYES is elected President. That Is just
where lAe thing ia coming ont.