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aler St6rlln9en 6es Nta9ens, Der &eber, Der Gtnge=
tpeioe, Der Niereu, Der 8laIe, gteroenletoen, &opflpeb,
8er'topfun9, bartleibi9teit, 11nperoaulihteit, Opspeps
IA, Nnoran9 Der Gale, Galenfieber, 1trterleibsent=
%,iinburo, 6Gmprrbpioen uno a1e llnprorun9en III ben
inneren Sreanen, miro 9arantirt uno 3ipar oaB lie
pp|tip furiren.
Seine flnn5enitofe.
Gntbalten fein Mertur, Mineralten poer fddOtide
Hrineirnittel.
~ Man bea6te bic f~oIeenoen Symphonic, lpet6e
ib ourh St6run9et Der 8eroaulil9sor9an o~njeiQen
Ger5tppfun9, innere 61morrboiDen, 8futmiprau9
mad benz &ppfe, ianrer Gci6mad, ~llebelteit eoos
brennen, Wioeripilen 9egen Nabrlng, Gefibl BON
lleberfiluns uno S6pere i'm Wta9en, iaures Nuf=
5tuBeit, Iuf= uno Mbluogen Der Wtagen9rube, Gdipin=
Del, ihnenes lito 1htperes Mtbnen, 6er53udun9en, 3H=
iamlnenidreden unb 6efibl bes @rItidems beii1 aie9en,
Mbnabmte Der Gebtraft, lbipar5e 9iinttden ooer oos
gilo eines Gbleiers Dor ben Nugen, SSieber unO
BUMPER Sdmerj i'm &opfe, Mtan9el an S6,peiB, 9elbe
E1rbllue Der baut uub Der Iu9er, Sdmerj in Der
settle, in Der 8ru1t uno ben Bliebern, plDblide NnfGlc
ppr hibe rnb 8rennen I'M 6leiib.
Weniae Oolen ppn TnbpaD's @ilen be%freien bas
spItem BON aI ben 9enannten StDrungen.
Yrsis Is Gents fir bic S9adtel,
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ST WlO Dominion pawpn@ip
Hpmpanp-
BAD Brew gprf.

Dteis Company ptrb stnen tbrer na&fOIsenbsn pradt.
Spaen DampIer, Ctb Dominion. 8Spanpte, Sjaae
Sen. Ntnmonb, Mibemarle, Satteras uaO
&,eprse as. Glcer (ni Sau) an Ieeem Atenfag,
5rettas -AaD 0amstas bel 2ppwaher a~btab,en
lahen.
Disie eatHs fab gang usu unSawsrpsn auspradliQ
fur piele 0D4te oetaut.
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Sape.3tmmer.
lbsrtrenltp.
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ben rsselmabt8 IN giep-gprt an ptm aperpedteu Yier gsr
Company, 81 ytprtp Ntper.
5ra8t Tpr ylase meter ais Nsp.gSrt perben idnel
beTprpert uNb wiEp paTur nt1ts ais Ole pirtlIp eebablea
untolten bereGnst.
S9ifs ptser einte ~perladsn gUrtplt I'M 7Nubr NaS.
rnittaas papreap bee 6 omlers.
Sra&t aa8snpmmeh ots u upr Mbenbs ieben Gaa,
gDssen weiterer &nstunft penpe man l9 an
@eprse VI. AIeu u. 60, asenteu,
feb. SITce 9empaap's 4pparpe5, Npdsits.
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snA lssas tetafteT Rrsnsseiten.
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Ready Relief,
Tieber nnb fa(tes gSieber.

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9isbt tein 6eilmittel IN Der gBelt. meltes fSieber unb
gsedlelIieber uno ale lonitisen perpanot,n arartbei.
fti9e 6iebsr (oenen burb Naotpap's Wiaen abaebpIfen
tpiro) 10 raid ~beieitist ais xRabDap's EsiDp ReIi.fa
80 Gents Der Sflaide. ~
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f~&sasti<&t untsrpprfsa IA. aRb letstn nam.nti61 ysi
txen baraH. Die urja&tu, ptl&t befs f&rsflt&er h.
ssssSsrstsa. aas sGi@isssa SAB .iaiet.ts .sss ~ r.
lard 6t&rtansssntt tsI has RerseufpaeR, Ne 81 Aas.
Easssrsant anb sabura ben san,ta SSrPes " tr6 pa.
Dss .S&webti& Sttttrs" fept saerret&t b. alS [y6f.
faassmttth ka ben sbtu s~rpSbnsea &rantbetta nns bal
Eaaftnben Bite @sfanbttt sarz6Stststa, wtlds f&sa be.
IAN ~tseftteu, is ptsbr @tirs sm qsbsa ~ iaeta.
s2tesessefAlassnhstt,
, 1876-10-09

gT.atsa, gaanen. Dare nxsesnS sasssaseas arasa
AstsA.
, 1876-10-09

I'm kee YaeHfam ssr RaSapuaasex xal Drtrr.
RAera, g bic NamtRsaHtef&rift kH fraktrea Gia,rttE
Mers .&Haene S&rtntas~ k4G SaE&< IL ~ -
Htttsrs eat&8lt ra1ebIsfa
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bAG 8lsf&s tdssflst
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sH Ss3s<as ss aaeAnAAaa aaasAa Is
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, 1876-10-09

FSA uRbsIss1s Rranibsttss Rah bic nestinif&e UtsaHh-
!aas suidbea sann stemals "a frab ~beepnntn ptrs,n
gtaa eterau4. 80 yS&ntbti& Sttttrs" aeaaa mad s9
rtre seri6ptnoea. Dem patttntes ptrb H~afebIbor "A
ssafaneiss 0siaabbstt ari9sesebsa sah t,aes IL Eiksss
Ssttststt asGt I'D bale pteseS sA.
, 1876-10-09

@sr aenf sis sstresabsst Saerea evstedts Elm baaA
tx f&nebtf&u Arat BET ben wiFenf& afflt&en 5srf&aa&
nd&e a fac auf alien abdlsa Der Grss anftate, ett y
naIttee 9efsseft sswtEer &r6utcr uas ss estssef herf1
h&a NIea - AsupeseaubtbeIs hs
, 1876-10-09
9as einsiae idmeraitiGenoe MitteI,

lpelhes au9enbltdlid Die ihIimmIten S6m,r,en,
S9pdte nno @ntiinounseu beieitist uno Gpnseitioinen
turlrt, 9lei6oiel OBJ lie in Der 9unSe, i'm Mta9en, Gin.
9eipeloen ooer ~lonlti9en 0riilen ODER Orsanen Iiesen,
ourtb ~einnnali9e Mniuenoun9.
IN elmer big 3manBis Minuttn, einerlei pie beftiq
ooer R%etrli9eno Der S6mer3 iein mag, Der GbeumafiIde,
gettld9eri9s, S9Wa6e, 8ertriippelte, gerp6ie, az
9enr0l esNei0enbe pbsr 4ranftlnbe pirb ON
, 1876-04-17

ncenal interference in tlloir belnlf, bnt by
svinkinR at tlioir operntions. "I'he police.
men will nrrest promptly any person or pr.
sonVdisonlerly or disturbing tho peace, o.
using loud or boislerous language tom1.
ing to provoke breach Of tho peaco
Mt my voting place, mud nlso my person
ogni'aat whom thcro may bc suflcient ovi-
1onco OF fraudulent or illcgal voting" Thta
also sounds well, but 1t woultl soslrd bottor
IT tho public could feel satisfied TINT 1t would
TO 20 construed by tho GOWN authorities
nnd thor police as to bo carried ont asainBt
tio bnmmers, ecallawasR, and thieves. Tfloro
is no danger Of tho escape from nr1est OF any
Republican voter who may happon to ho Ills
orderly on fltsczday. Tho police will be Wig.
liant In such case. and Of cnurse they ought
to be, t,nt TIM public would be hotter satisfied
If they could feel TINT disor<lerly bu,nmers
would l'o arrested also. Tho police hayo
nlwnya been rigilant ut elections, b,,t ,,nfor-
tnnatc1y their vigilance hna always lcou Que.
sided aud pnrtinl,
, 1876-04-17

There ID prospect Of grave consequences
in tlio event TINT tho 1Iouso persists in re-
f'1sing obedience to tho writ Of hnheas
corpus In tho case Of lIALlErr k1LuornS,
the recueant witness in the rcal-estato pool
Investigation. Tho Democrats, moved solely
by political considerations, nro determined 10
retain tho custody Of KlLnouRN, and they
hAvo avon aought to influence Judge RLAcK,
K1LBounN's counsel, 10 betray lis cliont In
onlcr TINT their rartisan ends might 10
served by tho abandonment Of tho hnbcas
corpus proceedings and tho complete Rur-
render Of tho prisoner to Il, o IIouso--n propo-
sition whicl, waH promptly rejected. 1t is
said to bc ccr.ain that, il tho prisoner ia not
brought into court in obedience to tho writ,
the Sergcnnt-at-Ar1ns will be attnchcd for
contempt by Judge CARTIER, OF the District
Supreme Court, who is ono Of tho resolute,
fenrlcsa sort, and will nssort tho dignity Of
tho Court wllether 1t involves a collision with
the House or not. If it should come to this,
tho Court will apply directly to tho President
Of tho United States for assistance to enforce
its decree. md tho House may find itsolf in
a,l awkward predicament. There aro grave
issues connected with tho K1Lpouay imbrog.
lilo. and it Is pretty clear TINT somebody will
hare to buck down.
, 1876-04-17

The general order issued to tie police by
SUPERINTENDENT ur,xEY, relative to tleir
duties on Iuesday, Is au admirable one upon
the surfaco. 1t would have been still better
it 1t had been little moro circulnstantial,
"Eo member Of the polco force will BE- nor.
m't1ed to wofk or act in tbs interest of any
political party, further than to vote, II As
please, for whom he ploase." says the order.
This sounas well. There il little danger thst
they will act With tie ReEslb2ican party, but,
judging from tho past, thers u danger that
thsy viii Aat vith The, bamuasy. not tv
, 1876-04-17

DAVIS l1ad fallon upon the mcmbor from Now
York. Tho gentleman took 1t seriously. and
II has given his strut additional pomposlty.
Tho resemblance is great. 1t IL striking.
Hxranlos to Batyr, TnKnsirEs 10 1lEnou1rs,
mud to marble, lung-hill 10 diamond, q
siuged cnt to Icngal hgor, whining puppy
TO a roaring lion. Slsndo Of the mighty DAVIS,
forgive the almost proclamation OF That tocose
aatire !"
That rhssago-at-aruls between the two dis
tinguished gont1omcn ended their personal
md social relations and to cach other thoy
havo noyor spoken Bince.
, 1876-04-17

When the Town Eoarl On Saturday had
"bounced " EvAss, PHILLIPS, md GLErgos.
aud tho question wns asked them What aro
you going to lo about it 2 EVANS was reasly
with precedent. He said that in 1868 he
was candidate for Collector on the Demo.
cratio ticket, and WIS elected, and that the
Town Board thun declarod, rs tho Town
Board has now declared, that le WIS not
elected; aud that he took the mattor before
Judge MANHRnE, who reversed tho action
Of tho Town Board, mud that the other sido
proposed to appeal until tho Judge required
hpnd equal to tho sum Of the legal omolu.
1nonss of the oillce, when the appeal was
ab11,loact1.
Unfortunately for Mr.. EVANS his memory
is slightly defective. The election for town
officers III 1862 took placo In November, ut
tho sanse time and at tho same polls with tho
general election for county officers, including
mcu,bcrs Of tho Legislature. Under tue law,
tho returns for township oiticera wore mado
to tlo Town board, wloHe duty It was to ca.a-
vasa and declare the result. The returns for
county officers wore made to tho County
Clerk, and he, with certain Justices,
declared tho result. Doth tic County
Hoard md tho Town board, in cauyaasiug
tho rcturns rejected the yotea OF certain pre-
eihcta because Of somo informaltiea. Tho
rejection Of these precincts elected G. W. QAoE
to thu Legislature over his Democratic onpo-
nent, aad defeated tho election of The
EvAsa ticket for township osllcerB. Tho case
hetoro Judge MAs1Enng turned upon tho
now fa'nillar question rs to the power OF tho
CanyasaIng noarl to reject tue returns modo
by tho election judges Of any precinct. No
ono Will now pretend that nero Board of
Canya8sess have any sucL authority, judge
MAElkahE having 30 decided, tho EyAna
ticket was therefore doclasca elected. and
though hfr. GAuE wont to Springfield viii,
his certificate, tho House excluded hin, md
admitted tho contestant.
This was very lidsront oaso from lin
present. Tho Town Hon.d then sat as a Can.
wasting Board, mud decided that Evans was
not elected and that his opponent was. In
this caso the Town Board has not acted as a
Canvassing Board, but has decided that there
WAS no legal election, and that neither the
persons ou tho EVANS ticket nor Oh any other
ticket were olectod. They decided that there
had boen "a total failure" to elect any ono
Of thu several town officers. Having deter
mined this, tbs Board, eonaisting of tho
justices, Superior, AID Town olsrlt, pro-
, 1876-04-17

Tho ono single fact TINT tho contents OF
tho nino town ba!lot~bo1oB which wcro
dumped together in pile werc found to be
l,4o7 votes short Of the uameH on the poll
list proves beyond all question that the bal-
los-hoxcs had been ta'npercd with, aud that
number Of tickets purloincd tllerofron,
This theft Of the tickets rendered the result
totally uncertain, tainted the election with
fraud, and left the Town Board absolutely no
discretion in tho case except to daclare tho
election void on account OF fraud md uncer-
fainty. hike EVANS ought to haye sonso
enough to see that Ills little game is lost, and
that ho is out.
, 1876-04-17

It is understood that the plum adopted md
well.ni8h earricl iuto effect for the oustiup
OF tho South Town scounl1els will receive
tho hearty aud valuable cooperation OF Gen,
Lien, the County Clera. THIS assurance is
most gratifying, ns Gen. L,ru will prove an
efficient nlly IN the bnts'o againE. lilo ballot.
boz suffers, his official position being such
as to render hia Md especially important,
Like hundreds OF other prominent Demo.
Gratis, Gen. L1Eu places himself squarely On
tho side OF honest elections and u reioaso
from the cxocrable bondage Of hummer con.
troll, and is ready to stand up aud 10 lis
duty,
, 1876-04-17

A1r. MoEToN feels relioyc1 ut tho INSURANCE.
that IL in MI n mistake about President
GRANTS having declared for CosK11So, or
TINT tho influence Of Tho Administration will
be exezted to secure tic nomination OF either
CoSKL1sd, 3loRroS, or any other candidate
Tho Indiana Senator ,uight have drawn n
long breath somo tine ngo II it had only oc-
CURED 10 him that it wouldn't make ,nuc,.
difference anyhow. It il ths prevailing im-
preston TINT Administration preferences will
not control tho National Convention this
Vear.
, 1876-04-17

CoLs1H sends his scurriloua s!ush around
to tho morning papers at nearly midnight
sunday for tho purpose Of boing too lato
for contemporancous answer, hoping thereby
to gain advantage OF the effect OF lis state
1ncnts in ndvanco Of their exposure md
rafttfntfnn
, 1876-04-17

When tho enthusiastic New Iorkcrs re-
ceired the Emperor Of Brazil with Yankee
shouts Of q 1lah for Dom pEpao," 1t may be
imagined that echo answered, from tho yicin-
lty OF tho ti,rco Secretaries smarting under
tho snub they llau just encountered Mt tho
hnnds Of His Exccllency: "D-n PEDRO !"
, 1876-04-17

Tho teallu1ony given before tho Town Board
proved rory clearly that DAVE THonS7ox way
not elected Moderator, but that TncASAa uoral
vas eleoted to that Office by IN overwhelming
majority OF tue citizens who wora present. Bui
diEEaor. with tho assistance OF q gang Of roughs
and loafcrs, ahouldsred in thoir pal, DAys
THORNTON, in violation Of all parliamentary and
statute law. The town hummors had hatcLea
out the schome tho day boforo for Beiz1ng con.
tto! OF tho polla mud making false returns which
would elect themselves. aLEEsox carried oua
his part Of ths villainy with considerable nsrvo,
but tho ignorant knaYcs blundoted At oyory stop,
and opposed their frauda 10 the public gaze.
, 1876-04-17
T0.HnRUnW.


Tha imperative necessity for thorough,
sweeping reform Of tho City Government is
known by every taxpayer anl honest voter
in Chicago. Thorc In no OCCASION for TIE
TRIBUNE to again arguo that point which it
has SO long labored to impress upon the pub
lie. Tho issue Ia bctweon thievcB md honest
mon. It llaR beeu sufficiently argued, Tho
caso has been summed up md Submitted to
tho jury Of the people. Tomorrow they
will be chilled upon at the polls TO render
their verdict, We will now only remind 'thom
TINT wliotllcr they shall be riddcd of tho rulo
OF thiovery aud bun.mcrism depends upon
themselves. by deroting fcw hours to that
work Tomorrow, tho decent pooplo of Chica-
so can effect nj entiro reform in tie City
Government, can take 1t out of tho control
Of ballot-box stufforH and plundercra and
place it where It bclongs--in tho hnnds of
tho citizcns No other argument should
need be presented to prompt ovory good
citizen to do his duty as tho polls
Tomorrow. No multiplication Of words could
mako that duty plainor, nor accomplish for
tho people what thoy alone eau do for thcna-
solves. ALL that is necessary is for every voter
opposed to thiovery mud bummerism to 20 to
thu polls md vote against 1t, and zee to it
that his voto Is counted, md that there ia TO
ballot-stuiling. II reform iB worth on ything,
1t ia worth ono days. effort on the part of
every honest citizen. That is precisely what
it will cost, all TINT it will cost, and without
TINT no reform can 10 accomplished. If tho
decent citizens will tomorrow do 10 much,
Oh Wednesday TnE TRIBUNE will hare tho
pleasure Of announcing to them at their
broakfast-tables that Colvinism, buntnerism,
and scoundrelism have been swopt from
offlco in this city, aud thnt tho people 80 long
subject to tho dcspotism of thieves hayo re-
gained tho riglt Of aelt-RaYarnu,ant
, 1876-04-17

An eloquent and touching tribute to the
memory Of tho lnte WILLIAM r. DoaaErr, of
this city, was embodied in u sermon preached
yesterday by Prof. SWING to lis congregation
of The Central Church, aud printed in our
columns this morning. "IIe was truo
Christian gentleman what eulogy could bo
Gucr2
, 1876-04-17

! - e,a...1 .
| - ~ 4ops" Aof '"o 6"Ha o1 t7nth ant
tecehcy thnt tho Chicago Times will nov
cense It's misrepresentation md its viturc.
ration relative to tho recent grcat popnla,
1nass-nccting ut tho Exposition Building,
Since TINT 1,.ooting, its COURSE Inns been to
givo aid and comfort to tho bummcrs and
tho usurping town officers by criticisiug tic
speakers and committees Of that meeting III
"horn-blowors," by taunting them with a
1ack Of courngo and spirit, aud accusing
them Of sutrc1slcring to tho bu,nmors.
These accusations have been Mt the samo
time malicious md gratuitous, and hevo
grown ont of ita Spleen because ite violent
programme waa not carricl out Tle com.
nittee Of twenty-five citizens which was ap-
pointed at that meeting received the follow.
ing instructions:
Rtsortd. That those town officers declared elected
"ero hos elected and shall rot haid thass ceess aud
.no.h,r ~ s' ast o, @ aua' "c "ll saoa ~ sn,
c1crci.o OF tho funcoua Of tbo,o oes. by TN men
DECLARED elected until we get them cut.
Ae.1<d, : lnas she cs..1'nan appoint committee
rtn"naton and ~ t,s oo,.e. O men ana sfnna .r
sho!r demand shall not b. eonpied xtth to call
nesting Of czcns to be hold ut this easne r1acc, to
se.se ear report WIN fuea recommendations a. shs
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method ,vb;r1, ,,,o, ~ as,,a 49, 49, "'Ss !os1
d;scovcro1 tho ,oao, ra,1as,, urs' :. ~. nas.ns
thn How'd - .nsa;..,,n.,. ~ ~ "uut oeioeo
If tcn cn;nant ia,r,.azs 49,. ...a . ,ao ol'non
v;+;ato5 or,1 49, .,,a a"s. "s sDo s.''.lou "'ss
opi, u ;ntro,1,,aoa ot,,saea. "oAo '"s4ns'
thesc foct, ,rho ov;;1onn" Asso ~ psos'
thu Roor1 ,1oo,aro,, = rs,,,s..- '.su M nc.4u'
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tco succc,,7od ,o.coe,,,,, 49,, ~ ,aasM w. eonN,'-
nsn,7cr, ,yoro nn;oL1,, 80 y' ,a:l:, ouu ~,
without tho necesa;tv ~ ~ ,,ar;.s, s uua'ou
forch,o ,rooe,,vos r. 49, Ca.:... ..l'o ~
other lpud Ind ,,con ,rs,,anaasf',t ~ =. W. ~
efforts. mil n, nsnr,.o-s 1a, ,as ,,oa 80 80 ~,
ont, n wontd ,ovo honn H." .,'...' s ".s1 ~. ~.
COMMITTEES n 1.vo rocanxon.,, @ NY .s s,.; =! .nus
-. t4o elt4t+cAh
, 1876-04-17

Tho impeachment progrnmmeis announced
to INCLUDE at the ycry outset tho question Of
che Scnato's jurisdiction III tho case of BEL
xSAr, whose counsel will dispute tho nuthori-
y OF that body to ait in Judgment upon their
client now that ho il no 1ouger m officer Of
the Government. They will then ask time
to prepare arguments TN tho question, md
the House managers will also nocd time to
reply. Therefore, postponement is proba-
bfr
, 1876-04-17

President GRANT is accredited with tho
very sensible determination not to interposo
III tho case of Con 31AoumE, tho convicted
Internal Rovenuo Collector at St. Louis, md
not to exercise Executive clesnency in bchnlf
Of any Of tho whisky tlieycs.
, 1876-04-17

tho Act Of March 8. 1875, the o.tRipat aes IL
amended 90 ~ to excopt frorn lts oporattons
thnao States the ConhlItnttons OF whlcI, prcuotba
arot1er day for tho eloottun. The Constitution
Of Ohio ptovtaos for t,o election III Oc.o.
tor, whom. Under the acs Of Consross ~ asll, u
must bo lleld.
, 1876-04-17


We arc often askod if it il truo TINT tho
distinguished statesmen whose names load
tlis article aro unfrend1y to each other, and
character as would DO likely to prevent tho
cordial support Of ono by the other for tho
Presidency in case Of lis nomination ut Ciu.
cinnati. Wo havo boon compelled 10 answor
TINT we did not know but to enable our in
torroBatorH to judge as vol rs we, it may DO
Etatod for their information tho cas1so of tho
| quarrel, md leave them to form their own
opinions. We believe that these gentlomen
havo exchanged no courtesics for the past ten
years, but common danger to the country
| it is quito likely would bring them again to-
gether. On the eth OF April, 1866, while
/ tho Army Appropriation bill was under
discussion in tho HOUSE, Mr.. CoaKl1No
reflected severely upon Con. FaY, Pro-
vost Marshal General during the War;
BLAINE defended Ear, declaring that thoro
WAS not moro honorable and high-tonod
officer in tho army than ho. He further said:
"Thnt officer, doubt not, III ready to 1neet
tho gentleman from New York or anybody
else in tho proper forum. must soy TINT l
do not think that it is my very crcditnblo
psooeca'hg ior the gentleman from Now
1osA neto .n 'nls 1Aace TO traduco Gen.
INK ~ nlatary omees whom he has no op-
Polsun'ty u oe Aeafa'
noSA11so Responded III don. taY is
1e&'ucco 10 oepenmng ior ytndlcat'on upon
tho gentleman from Alaine. he Is to bo COM
miseratcd certainly, II have fallen to tho
necoss1ty OF taxing lessons from that gentlo-
man III tno fnles OF pfopsietS, Or OF right or
wsonts' ooo aosp mo-. on subsequent daj'
~ i,h4lSA ROAD letter IN tho House from
e'u' W f"x' WHICH ciosea os touows: lilo
tooaRLlao) can therefore only escape tho
choe8oo1 oehbefato and malignant falsohood
as momoor o1 Congress by confcssing an
unpardonablo breach Of duty as Judge Advo-
cato' Ao held both offices and took pay for
oo'h Of tho same timo he has certainly been
ialae to honor IN ono, and perhnps, "a tho
aequel may ahow, In both."
This drew an explanation from CoSKI1No
OF tho manor no WINS employed by the Gov
efn'nent. BLAINE charged that he violated
the law, which l'e quoted, prohibiting hin, to
receive compensation while holding the office
10 dla. In the progress Of tho discussion
ooSKL1Ho ond: az the gentleman from
Maino had the lcaat idea how profoundly H.
dIderont an to his opinion upon tho sub
ject llo has been discussing, or upon any other
subject pertinent to me, I think TINT he
would haraly tako tho trouble to rise hero
and express his opinion, md, rs it is matter
OF entiro Indifference to mo whnt that opinion
may 1A cerfninlv oil mt t1a+o{,, 4t,a 1r,,,o
, 1876-04-17

grades Sheep wcro unchanged quoted nt
S4,50@C. 76c. for common to choice. Ono
hundred .1olInrs in gold would buy $1l337!
in erecnbacla ut tho close.