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The sorestheaded men in America
to-day are Blaine Morton, Conkling aud
Washburne, They have, as n matter OF
party form, sent their congratulations
to Messs, Hayes and Wheeler, but to
have been iloored by so insignificant a
firm is gall and NORWOOD to them all
disguise it as they may Blaine's fall
was the hardest, and he died harder
than Morton even, whose venom vital
ICES him.
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Tng Presidential race will be run, not
80 much in party spirit rs in the effort
to elect some man who will put down
the brakes ON the Wholesale official
rascaity and plundering. Hayes and
Wheeler can do il, however.
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Com opened and closed at New York
at ll2i, No, 2 wheat ut 81 Louis
~ l8 per cur load and 81 II for No.
3. Cattle market quiet at 81 5000 OO
for choice steers receipts 1900. Re
reipts Mt Chicago 1000 market active
at "a 6565 90 for choice steers.
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VIZ are in receipt of IN able speech
upon the tariff, delivered in the House
OF Representative 10y the Hon. William
h Morrison, Of lllinoio Tho gist of his
speech may he summed up as follows
The present tariff il u failure it pro
notes fraud invites smuggling, Offers 4
premium to unrnithMl officers ano
serves fifty neither the purpose of rev
enue nor protection
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23

TnE absorbing question now is who
was the smiling John Smith that sent
the third dispatch to FavoY OF course
Mr.. Blaine hasn't the slightest idea Of
the gentleman identity
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MoRToSs ire has been stirred by the
success of the Investigating Committee
in unearthing Radical rOscalty, and he
now proposes to protect, by legislation,
private dispatches We believe ia"
lower House has to concur in every bill
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No 629 "F" STRwbT, N. W,
WASHINQTON, ID. O.. lime 10. 1879.
no tho Editor of The Herald

10 tho Editor of The Herald;
We desire TO cell your attention to a
matter OF Importance to the people OF
your section and the South generally.
Under various acts OF Congress dated
lS47 1850 1882 and 1855, there were
issued 5505gl land warrants, embracing
GO, 936,230 acres of government lands.
Those held by parties outside of the lato
States were nearly all dis.
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HANCOCK is gaining strength every
div. The boys in blue and grey will go
for him TO man. Then again, he is n
gentleman, and il is about time to have
4, Democratic one IN the White House,
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with yermin and abominable smells
Residents of Washington never occupy
the seats in these galleries and stron
Qers seldom more than once.
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Tnr Vndicator, published in the Chloe
taw Nation favors Allen Wright Tor
Principal Chief of the Nation, with
Samuel j. Tildcn for President and
BENJAMIN +. Bristow for Vice President
If the United States,
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$40 4 salesman understanding the retail
grocery business thoroughly; must be able
to influence citY trade and be II good col
luccr; salary uitS dollars per honlh WIN
Observation-Disclosures; must come wei recon
ended. Address In own hand writing, GLASS
box GD, city. Juhe2l-5I
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DALLAS. TIE x n ~


Parties leaving the city for the sum
msr can have THE DAILY HERALD
mailed TO any point FOR one dollar n
month advance. "A.
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Texas would be well pleased with
Hancock and Hendricks rs n guarantee
that the South is to be negro-ridden and
carpet-bagged no longer
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HAScocgs record ~ soldier and his
principles as II statesman are ilrst-class
He has the personal magnetism OF
merit, which provokeS enthusiasm,
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VIZ are under obligations to Mr. W..
]. Irons Of Virginia villa, Musswell
Wood, Hornsey England for lat" files
OF English papers
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Bmsrow Inns been tulALled out and.
now Mr. New, Solicitor Of the Treasu
nv has been given his walking papers.
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" RHIe,i.
Wanted,

Agents for the tlcyating Gtte, near the
TcAns and putlnr depot, Gail IN thr fore
noon. Farmers aud mechanics please notice
lunc24-2t
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tbs st. Louis Convention is the long
needed opportunity of the Democracy
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For Rent.

A furnished dwelling sf six rooms for rent
Location between Austin and Market, on
Jackson str, al, No. 40, Apply on the prem
lsrs, junlS-lw
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Rank ruptcy.

l.. +. Harris Solicitor In Bankruptcy
United States District Court, Western Dis
trct of Texas. once AL Elm street, Dallas,
resag POstpIliGG box, l,lSi may26-dlm
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NNaIlIni.
Horse Foe sale.

Grey gliding six years old, sound aud zen.
tie, wili be Sold cheap for cash Inquire OF
Dallas aud Wichita Railroad House, corner
Commerce and Market sire 'ts. Junc22g
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The Cosmopolitan hotel, as II private
boarding houar. The house Is furnished,
cestrnl md fire proof. Address IS y Her
aid otlice, iun2O-lw
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4 furnished room with sputherp exposure
pleasant locntlOu, terms low, Address n
NJ, this office. Juhe2i-it
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Attorneys ~ Law.

I'M. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2Ol Com
MERGE street (south of CourthOuse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
clnlms. aprltt
Hurt n Smith, oiiioe In gOrt ONCE block,
northeast corner Public Square. leb25dN
W. y. Oldham office In Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street
Janlidu
John NJ, St0mmons, Attorney at Law, No.
2O6 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
uct29-dtf
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Men 10 call At room No. four, Dallas In
Urinary at O'Clock. steady employm
no humbug. Juno22-3t
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Row. DUNCAN, VI. D., 80 Mckinney Aven-
tie, near kreigs' mil. mnyA-lm
Jno. IL. Morton, NJ. D., office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner San JaCintO
aud HARDWOOD streets, Dallas, Texas,
mchl5dlm
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Good pasture adjoining Fair Grounds, with
lasting water, can be mad Apply to j. Peak
adjoining Fair Grounds. m3d3m
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A sItuutiDn IN a store by II young man
with good testimonials, nom Spr ngheld
three years banking experience Ia Lonh0h
A. j. Barber, this office. Juhe22-SJ
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Any ono having Weekly Herald of May
9th and 18th will receive II good price by
bringing same to W, y. n, this office.
JunGli-d
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Old papers for sale at The Herald onice-
81 per hundred.
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ARTICLE .

Section | The Congress shall enact
suitable laws for the prevention and
punishment of official misconduct and
to insure official accountability.
Section 2 No person indicted for
bribery or for converting the public
money, or called as witness in rela.
ton thereto, shall be excused from tes.
tiying on the ground that his testimo.
ny viii tend to criminate himself; and
any person convicted of such bribery or
conversion shall not be pardoned, and
shall be disqualified from holding any
office Of honor, trust, or profit under
the United States.
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Two or thlle lEdUstrIuga mud stond{ boys
to work at phuuIX Mills. Junt2&IW
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Ola Papers.

Halls patoat, cheap. Apply to c. b., Her
Md odice. mhylO-u
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IPinIio For sale,
Combination Lock Safe

Aron Piano cheap, Address W. y. K, this
ONCE. juneli-dSt
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A plrl 10 take onrc of baby good home
and good wugcs Inquire nj the Toy store
opposite china Han. Juht2'-sl
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Section |. All postmasters, marshols
assessors, and collectors, except collec.
tors of custom duties, shall be chosen
for term of four years at general
election by the electors of the district
city, town or village in which the duties
of their offices are to be performed
Section 9 The Congress shall enact
suitable laws to execute the foregoing
article, and to insure the faithful dis.
charge of the duties of such officers and
for their removal by the President for
official misconduct; and, in case of n re-
moval for nm appointment until the
next general election, and for filing va
cancies in such offices.
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Personal,

Henry u. GTcou, engaged his services las.
Innnury IN Grm IN the hide business, at
pnllna, oHas. This notice Hto request the
ann with whom Mr.. Green engnged, to com
municutG with his family. ~ fears are tnleI-
TIMED by them Of his safety, Address Iohh
unnrrs lehsr cOpy, june23-3t
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Notice.

one Victor hny scale, the largest In the city
and yearly new, d. II. CROWELL,
uueli-dJw lUs ieiGrsun street.
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Letters

In this Office for q. D. Hurley, "W!doS%'
"Abstract aud &. X. Jhhezd-'t
--'---
MIR j, Hurley has, letter Of Importance
for him ut the Herald office, June23-L
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A GOOD PLANK AND AMENDMENT.

TUE Hon Scott Lord, of New York,
has introduced IN the House n Joint
resolution to amend the Constitution OF
the United States, The resolution
would bean admirable plank in the Dem
ocrutic platform atSt, Louis, II would
destroy Il pondcrouS machine under
which the people have long suffered,
and in the presence of II great victory it
would be grand display Of magma.
nlmity. We cannot too strongly urge
its adoption "a plank in our platform,
and would usk that the press of the
State give it their consideration, The
Joint resolution is as follows:
WluERAa, Under the Constitution all
the officers of the United Statos, mum.
herring with dependents about ono hum
dred thousand, penetrating into every
part OF Che country and having charge
Of its transmitted intelligence are com
miasioncd by the President, and are
through the power Of appointment and
removal, subject to the coercion of any
administration in power, and required
to act vote and contribute money in
accordance with the central will, where,
by both the caucuscs and the elections
are controlled, and whereas, such rcln,
tons between the administration and
the officers of the Government tend not
only to defeat the will of the majority
and to degrade the independence and
fidelity of such officers, but to relax the
rules of official accountability, which Il
is Of supreme Importance not only tc
maintain, but to extend and, whereas
securing the independence of such Off
GERS from such central control ia the ON.
ly method by which the evil can be
remedicd therefore,
Rcsolrcd By he Senate and House Of Rep
rtStatdtires Of the thitcd States Of dmeHro
in Congress assembled, (heo-thrds Of cacl
House conc,origg MYei,), That the follow
ing amendments to the Constitution be-
and are hereby proposed to the Legis
latures Of the several States
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-27

No GRIT 1t was midnight. The young
man had farewelled himself out, and Eme-
line had locked the door and was untying
her shoes when her mother came down
with beGquilt around her and said
"Wanted to creep up stairs without my
hearing you Didn't think i knew it was
an hour after midnight did you?"
The girl made no reply, and the mother
continued
tDid he propose this time ?''
s'Why mother - exclaimed the daugh-
ter.
.You can, why motheri' all you want
to, but don't | know that he has been
com ing here for year? Don't | know
that you We burned mp at least four tons of
coal counting around here ~
The giIl got her shoes off, and the moth
er stood in the stair door and asked:
''Emeline, have you got any grit ?'
Il guess So"
81 guess you havn't. just wish that a
feller with false teeth and mole on his
chin wond come sparkling me. DO you
know what would happen, Emeline ?'
NO.
"WeH, I'd tell you. He'd come to time
i'm sixty days, or bed get out of this man
sion like goat jumping for flower seeds p
Eneline went te bed to reflect over it.
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II SICK WIFE RESTORED.
A MIRACULOUS CURE WITHOUT THE USE OF
PILLS OR POTIONS.

An almost miraculous cure is reported
from Sheldon street, the patient being the
wife Of well to do citizen She has for
years beer ailing, or thinking she was all
ing, and recently took to her death bed
and kept her husband unhappy by lament
ing that she was going to die. Yesterday
her husband wen: out and got a buxom
young widow, who is her particular abhor-
renee. to come in and look over the house.
The dying women heard him opening
doors and explaining things, and lay rack
ed with indignation and curiosity. Pres
emily the buXo'n young widow departed,
and the husband returned to the sick room.
No sooner had he entered than she accost
ed him.
''Peter Whitehead Hollingsworth, what
have you been do:ng?'
''Nothing my love, nothing. Don't ex-
cite yourself. Be calm. Only as you were
complaining that you couldn't get up and
see after things, and that the house was
going to wreck and ruin, l thought /
would ask Mrs Dasher in to let me know
what could be done to save you trouble and
relieve your mind of anxiety
''Oh, did you?' she murmured with a
deep inspiration.
eyes, and l showed her all over the
house,
'And the beds not made, and everything
like pig sty!
Never ind, my love. told her that
she must excuse it, as you were sick, be-
cause you were very good housekeeper.
And she said you must be-"
''Oh, she did,
eyes, and she said that if she had ber
way, she ID have a new set of parlor furnl-
ture in and less vulgar wall paper, but that
some people had 10 taste any way and
by the way, Maria, you and Mrs. Dasher
are pretty much of a size, ain't you -
Then he fell into a trance that lasted for
some minutes, then muttering, "Well per-
haps they'll fit; if not, they can be made
over" departed.
When that husband went home last
night he was surprised to see his dying
wife up and dressed and boosting things
with metallic ring in her voice and a
glitter in her eye such as he hadn't seen
for years. and when he innocently remark
ed, ':Why, Maria, | had hardly expected
to see you up again ~ she said g L know
it, you bald headed old reprobate, but III
live to bury you yet, and If that painted
Jezebel comes into this house again, II
tear her into Gotten waste and Jute strings.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-27
He DOETH ALI. THINGS WE'LL.

On every flower that blooms below,
On star that shines above:
Upon the mountains s drift of snow,
Upon the waves that ebb and ftow,
God writes his lessons, and we know
Its teachings are all love.
He paints the penci,led shells that sleeps
Fathoms beneath the sea
de gilds the grain the farmer reaps,
He piles the icebsrg's crystal heaps,
And over ali His vigil keeps,
And watches you and me.
He gives the bird its tuneful song,
The drOwsy hum to bee;
de makes the evening shadows long,
The summer sunbeams warm and strong,
Aud tends the shadows all along
The fragrance laden lea.
The glittering dew-drops on the grass,
The fresh tints on the rose
The cascade in the mountain pass,
The rivers mirrored breast of glass,
The oceans deep and heaving mass
The smallest thing that grows.
Unnoticed, all have claimed his care
"A ii things his kindness tell,
Their lives to him are one sweet PRAYER
Be weather foul or weather fair,
And say TO MS all everyw here,
"He doeth all things we'll"
Q soul it matters little here
Whether thy lot be cast
Where marble pillars skyward rear
Their sculptured plnths, or thy career
Among eartn's lowliest ones appear,
God crowns thy work at last.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-27

IT Is BETrER.-It is better 70 wear
calico dress without trimmings, ifit be paid
for, than TO owe the shop Keeper for the
most elegant silk, cut ard trimmed IN tho
mos, bewitching manner.
Better to live in cabin al Your own,
than IN n brown stone mansion belonging
to somebody else.
Better walk forever than run in debt for
q horse and car riago.
Better 80 use the old cane seated chairs
and faded two ply carpet than tIcmblc at
the bills sent home from the uDhoiSIerer's
for the most elegant porloI set ever made.
Better 10 meet ynur business acqnaiIt-
tances with free ''don't owe you-a cent?
smile than to dodge around the corner from
n dun.
Better pay the organ grinder two cents
for music, if you must have II, than TO o.e
FOR a piano.
Better gaze upon bare walls than upon
pictures unpaid for.
Better eat thin Socp from earthen dishes,
if you owe your bul cher nothing. than 10
dine off lamb aud beef, and know IL does
not belong to Won
Better have iii OF Mysteries than lun II
debt for furniture, cloth, OF anything elsa
that you may wish fur.
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1 ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

"A Estate of JOHN COCHRAN, dec q.
The undersigned gives public notice that letters T
of administration have peen grahteu 10 iie o %
estate of John Cochran, late of Galltzn township
Cambria county, deceased. and all persons ln-
ment while those having claims agains the same
will present them duly authcntIcated III P'opo'
sha pc for settlement. So.
Gallftzin Twp, Sept. %, 1S16.-ot
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-27

He HAD NO Fun IN HIM.-One of the
members of the Methodist Conference. re-
Gently held in E, was out for a walk
at ali early hour one morning, and while ga
Howard street he encountered a strapping
big fellow, who was drawing a wagon TO
the blacksmith shop.
"Catch hold here and help me down 10
the shop with this wagon and Tn buy the
whisky = called the big fellow.
Il never drink, " scienlnly replied the
good man.
"Wcll, you can take cigar
81 never smoke
The man dropped the wagon tongue.
looked hard at the member ana asked
Don't you chew ?''
mo, SIR" was the decided reply.
''lou must get mighty lonesome, mused
the teamster.
~ guess I'm all right feel irstTate''
iii bet you even that | can lay You on
your back" remarked the teamster. Come
BOW, let's warm up little"
Il never bet"
"Well, lets take each other down for
fun, then. Iou are as big as l am, and
l II give you the under bold
Il never have fun solemnly answered
the minister.
"Wen, I'm going to tackle you anyhow.
Here we GO
Tho teamster slid up and endeavored to
get neck hold, but Inc had only gust com
menced TO fool about when lac was lifted
clear off the grass and slammed against a
tree box with such force that he gasped
half dozen times before he could get his
breath.
''Now you keep away from me - ex-
claimed the minister, picking up his cane.
''Bust me IL | don't - replied the team
ster, as he edged of, What's the use in
lying and saying that you didn't have any
fun in you when you're chuck fill OF III
Blame it you wanted to break my back,
didn't you?'
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NOTICE.

~ Estate of PHILIP SCHETTIG, dec d.
Letters testmentary on the estate OF PhIllp
Scbettiy late of Carroll township deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom All
persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
Inake immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them pcoperly authenticated
Tor settlement.
ARAM ARANGis Sss sdHETT1G, EHE1G, Executors.
Oct 20 1875 -6t.s
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might have run away from you, as l did
yesterday ~
Gilbert Farley assumed command of the
valuable prize. and in many of his cruises
he was accompanied by the gallant girl
whose fame was sung on the docks of
every vessel in our little navy.
After the war-well, the reader can guess
what happened latter the war"
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NOTICE.

IL Estate of THOMAS ADAMS, Gee a.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Ihonas
Adams (of Joseph), late of Ciearheld townsniP'
10 whom ALI persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment. ana .noso ,
having claims will presen: them properly authen
'''''' W. JACOB HOOvER Executor.
1sT6.-6t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-27

A NEGRO being asked what he was in
Jail for, said he was borrowing money.
But" said the questiouer, 'they don't
put people in Jail Tor borrowing money.
..Yes," said the darkey. ''but | had to
knock the man down fIec or TO times be-
fore he would lend 1t TO me.
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PIGS FOR SALE have

u for sale a choice lot OF young PoLAND
CHINA PIGS, the best Hog that is rased TOT
profit : fattens at any age and viii weigh 20 10
300 Ibs from months 10 year Old For uir-
ther particulars address me at SlnRtnS S,i NnV9'
Blair Co, Pa. hEC>H.> O-N'
Aug. ls 1915, 3m.~
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t.

w en- the room formerly ~
occupied by IL. kinkead, Esq. in G<n@
the rear OF the old FREEMAN of1ce rYc 4 N
and next door to NJ L. Oatman's I'm yIA
store, High street, the undersigned <<2Nk-fl-Q,
would respectfully inform the pub --.,.
lie that he is prepared to repair CLOCKS. watcnes,
iewelry ETC. at short notice, in worNmanlhe
manner and at the lowest living prices. Please
,,iye m n call CARL RININ1US.
E.bensburg oct. 20, 1s16.-lm.