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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
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...-l,Ivr- Portland 30 a M, Fahynn :
luuruhur4 81, East Concord J4l.
..tt.I North Concord. I:U2 West Con
D. - InhIr~burN I - 81 J"hnShury 300
I'd Walden G.uu. Grcrn-b"rn G;I3 East
..l Hardwick G:II, arrives AT johnson
....-LcaNrs Iuncnburg 100 Il. m. +
80. Niles Pond 80. North Concord. 1:4-
..-... l.. -. Jnhnsbury :: - arrive st.
Leaves 81. .I"hnsburN at 6:OOa. IN.
a Walden 80. East Hardwick -
. .lIi>un al ll:tJ.
train does not run Mondays west of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Notice to the Tax Payers OF
ST. JOHNSRURY.
WARDEN'S
Scotch Liniment t!

4 tirst-class Liniment and killer.
For CUTS, BRUISES. SrRAINs, RHEUMA
rlSM. etc.
SOLD At
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18

There need he no pain where Centaur Lini
memt is USED. Burns and Sc:ldS are healed with
out scar. rheumatism, Spr;,ins and most flesh
bone and muscle ailments can be, absolutely cured
There are two kinds. The White Crntaur Lini
mrnt is for family Use the yellow for horses and
animals. One trial will convince the incr-,iulou-
tIunr7G
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Monroe.


The Gospel meetings in Monroe are
sill the theme OF conversation III all
circles IN the Vicinity. The hall where
the meetings are held. is filled almost
every night t" its utmost capacity.
About ~ give evidence of Il genuine
renewal OF heart. The brethren from
stevens Village and Nnrri>Nillr are
Ical"u>lN engaged in turlhcIing the
work of grace. In fact all Christians
i'll the ncighh"rho"d appear +" hc Striv-
ing to strengthen the things which re
main. that God may grant Il gracious
outpouIing from on high.
For some weeks past. Mr.. John Hin
mans health has been sut1crin" from Il
decline. At present advces he is Strug-
CLING t" throw of Il slow bilious fever.
friends fear he may never rally. In
his day and generation he has served
the community in various ways. and
chiefly in the service of song. For
many Years he led the choir ut McIn-
does Falls. and in many respects was il
valuable citizen.
The friends of Mrs. Horace Dickinson
will no doubt be panied to learn that
she is failing rapidly from the effects of
the cancerous humor which now 81
thoroughly infects her system. Her re-
covery is hopeless.
Mr.. Lewis f.. Bowman and wife, with
Il few congcnial friends, are said to
have gone on Il fishing expedition to the
head waters of the Connecticut river. in
vicinity of Indian stream.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
An Important Case Decided.

About two Years ago. the firm of Day
y May of this place. were declared
baukruptS. and y. NJ. johnson WAS
elected assignee. One member of the
firm. Dennis f.. May. had recently con
stlIIctrd Il hou>, at Paddock'S Village.
taking the decd in his witr'> name
The assignee brought Il bill in chanccIN
in the United States District Court
against May and his wife Emily Is. May
claiming that May WIS OWN" near
S5.Wm of debts mainly incurred in con
Siructinm his house. that his private
estate available t" pay the Sj.0OO. WAS
only some : 100 or 5000. and that the
deed had been taken in the name of the
wife with intent 10 dcfIaud the credit @
premises might he established in the
assignee. The defendants denied ANY
fraudulent intent. and clIimcd that the
house Was constructed largely from the
wiTc'> funds. \ large amount of trSti-
mony WIS taken. and the east, WAS tIird
at the last term of the DISTRICT Court ut
Rutland. Judge Shipman presiding.
Bcldrn \ Idle solicitors for the assignee.
aud Cah"on and Dickry for the de
PENDANTS.
The decision Of the court is a> fol
lows: Let there Ice Il decree declaring
that said Assignee has II lien upon said
real estate tor $2.3I-. and unless the.
said Emily Il. May shall pay to the
petitioner within such time rs the court
shall limit and appoint, the said sum.
with interest from the date of the de
cIce and the costs of this action. said
Emily Il. May and husband shall he
forever barred and forccl"scd of any
right "l equity in said premises, and
that said Assignee shall have pnS>,ssinn
of said premises.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Sheffield.

The exhibition for the close of the
school WAS very good. consisting of
dramas. farcr>. tahltauN. pantulnimeS.
attendance. and showed lay their ordcr-
ly conduct their appreciation of the
scenes on the stage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Walden.

Walden.
Rev. l.. Damon has had the misfur-
tune to lose one of his pair of horses.
He had been sick or aling some two or
three weeks. His disease was called
Brlghts disease Mr.. Damon has had
three good colts sick but they are likely
to recover
MIR. |. p. Mann has also had the bad
luck to meet with the loss of his family
mare. Her death il is thought, was
CAUSED by the effects of the dreaded
cpIzootic so prevalent among some of
our best horses.
Last Friday, Mr.. Josiah Dutton, an
aged man. AID father of the Rev. I. :.
button. and A. +. button, Esq. was
taken Violently sick. having severe
shock of paralysis, since which he has
remained very low and helpless. 50
much so that il is thought he cannot
survive many days. He has been an
ahle-bodicd, hard working inhabitant
of Walden for many years.
Departed this life, on Saturday. Feb
Eth, Mr.. Thomas Williams, aged about
~ years. Having been preparing for
tins change for many years, he in his
last sickness, which has been OF short
duration, only had to say, not my will,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Sutton.

Sutton.
The Steam Mill Company in the north
part of the town, are doing Il heavy
business this winter. They have al
ready put in over one million feet of
lumber. and hope To do aS much more
if our winter is a> long a> usual
The meetings held last week have
resulted in great good. as several have
started in the better way. and several
have confessed their wanderingS and
are returning to the Saviour. We feel
that God has truly blessed us and that
his presence is still with us. us others
arose for prayers i'll the meeting Mon
day night.
1t is somewhat sickly in town ut
present. Wheaton Campbell is yer,
sick. and it is thought cannot live but
Il short time and others are sick with
bad colds.
Rev. Mr.. Atwood goes to Lyndon
Centre this week to assist in IA series of
meetings i'll that place in return for
Rev. Mr.. Noyes' labors here last week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Young Mems Temperance
Society,".

The annual meeting of the Caledonia County
"nng Men Temperance Society. will be held al
the Town Hall 81. Juhnsbury on SATURDAY Fsh
10 AT 10 clock a IN, for the election of officers
aud t" transact any other proper business The
N'h""lS and the public generally invited
=. o. HARRIS
~, GHA s E ;S$ Ir, Exec Com
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
St. JohnsburY Centre.

~ oOiiiiSouiy ScHITe
There is considerable diSSenSion in
the Good Tcmplar lodge. and most of
the best people have withdrawn from
1t. The lodge seems to have been
started wrong; Il number ,f persons
not being able to get into the gran gc
must have something. and 81 they
started Il Tcmplar lodge. 1t seems to
l'r no part of the object of the lodge to
help the cause of temperance. They
time in promrnading and conversation.
with an occasional dance. The trouble
eliminated on Tuesday evening 10y put
/ ting -four or five boys ont of the hall
VIII" had not paid their dues. OF course
/ the boys had some friends who took
their part. and before the BOYS were.
/ finally got rid of. there was consider
able of Il rumpuS. 1t is evident from
all we can learn. that the lodge has
the charter i revoked the better. There
seems to he little hope of its getting
into the hands of those " no will man
aye it ton Legitimate purposes.
/ The Misses Bridgman. sisters. gave
IN entertainment "Wednesday evening
one lccturiug on temperance. and
w"mau'> duty in the cause: and the
other giving select readings. They give
another reading this evening.
! The nrighh"r> of Dunbar H"lt turned
in on "Wednesday. and drew up his
NeaI : stock of wood fnr him Mr.. IInNt
| trozc his feet in the early part of the
winter. while riding To Whccl"ck. and
although he recovered 81 ;I> Ia he rut
some. he i worse again. One foot is
ver! bad, though it is hoped it can Ice
saved. The thnughttulne>> of the
mcighhor>. under these circumstances.
i very cnluutuui hl,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18

Barnet.
John Gillian I'd. has sold his farm
O Walter Phelps. for $l.On. Posses
SION given the 18th of March.
Alexander and VIM. Roy have agreed
To arhitrate their difficulties. and will
refer the matter to Hon. J. ID. Abbott
and Samuel Bruce. Esq.
Dr. :. futile rides out almost every
day. although he * blind and in his
cightieth wear. The Doctor is full of
his stories. and likes to meet his friends
if he cannot see them. He has lived in
his present home fnrty-tiNc years. and
has been foI some. time one Of the
largest tax payers in town. The Doctor
has taken the CaIcdonidn from the first
number. and says he finds no reason lor
changing yet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
A Misapprehension, Perhaps.


The North star has its little Joke to
crack at st. Johnsbury's expense. and
as long us it pleascs the star and does
not hurt st. Johnshury. no one feels like
complaining. Speaking of the acct
dental death in Danvillc of Nh Farrell,
it SAYS:
1nasmuch as the man seemed to have
no relatives or friends to claim his re
mains. the sclcctmcn of st. .JolmShmv
were Informed of his death and asked
to take his body away. iuaSmuch as
he waS Il resident of that town and
give him Il decent intcrmcnt, hut they
refused to do 50. and the result WAS.
the town authorities of Dan>ille found
it necessary to take the matter in hand
and see the burial property attended to.
This refusal on the part of the select
men of Paradise to bury this untortu-
nate man. or III ANY way to interest
themselves III the matter. * considered
somewhat parSlnIoIioII> and Il good deal
mean. 10y the inhabitants of this town.
Had the man left Il large quantity of
money OF even died in comfortable cir
cun>tancc> with Il prospect of having
something LEFT To he converted into the
treasury 81 bloomsbury : "tliciai> would
have been after him 10y extra train and
Il brass band. II any more of It. johns
bury : citizens get killed this winter our
authorities are ready To give them Il
Christian burial if no one else will.
The above sounds very we'll. and *
all right. except that the >clrctmcn of
this town knew Farrell was Il transient
person, and that they had no right to
take his remains from the town where
he died. The authorities of DanNilt
did Just the right thing in the matter,
and just H. the Sclcctmcn of this town
did in the ease of Iloratio Bullock :.
month ago; and as they did simply
their duty, no one deserves ANY especial
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
North Danville.

The canker-rash is prevailing to quite
an extent in our village. As yet but
one ease has proved fatal. OF Mr.. Peter
Gadipec'S family of eleven children, six
are sick with this disease. The diphthe-
ria has also made its appearance with
adults. In consequence of SO much
sickness it has been thought best to
discontinue the district school for the
season.
Rev. Mr. Millikel. with two brethren,
went to East Albany the ID inst, to
assist the pastor of the Free Baptist
ChuIch-C. W. Griffin in Il three days'
meeting. which resulted in the CONVEX
sion of some twelve or fifteen souls.
We learn that the work still continues.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Lyndon.

Lyndon.
On Friday evening. Feb. 18th, the
students of the Literary Institute ut
Lyndon Centre. will give an entertain
ment, to consist of orations, discussion,
tahleauX. dramas. etc. The proceeds
are tn he used in the purchase of chan
delierS for the chapel.
II. NJ. Nichols has sold his house at
the Centre to F. w. Stoddard. Price
paid. $500. Nichols intends to build
another house at the Centre. next
summer.
a series of religious meetings are be
ing held at the Centre this week. Revs.
Atwood of Sutton and RoyS of st.
.I"lnsburN are present.
:. II. Wcthrrby has been repairing
his store. and now has one of the plet
test stores in the county.
II. II. Graves proposes to 90 through
bankruptcy.
The schools at the Willie close with an
exhibition at Nichols Hall. on Friday
evening.
FcvcIs. colds. whipping cough and
dipthcrla are quite prevalent about
town. One physician i attending NOR,
than seventy patients.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Bingham's Drug Store.

W" have just received from Boston and Port
land the largest stock of bleach,d and brown cot
tons that We have offered in all widths and
qualities.
We invite an Inspection of our stock ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18

Tins H. To certify that have this day given nv
son. Frank III. Miles his time during the remain
der ri his minority and shall claim none Of his
earnings. nor pay any debts of his contracting af
Ter this date. lib j NJ MILES
ST JuhnsburN. Feb 10 I-76
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
MCIND0ES FALLS ACADEMY
NOTICE!

The Spring Term will begin on Tuesday. Feb
:., 1876. Address Trustees
zig IHOMAS MARTIN PRINCIPAL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
DRIED APPLE,

ST. Johnsbury. Feb. :. l-7s
, 1876-08-11

military tnrnpnning in tin t1tcrnat Of thu Con.
fc,,cracv. mi, finally ho s11ccpct1cd in mill.
fv;nu I'm ,,on,t,or vo;co l,v autxluiuc ,,ouular
rca;stonc,
Eow tb;a 1au.u n u.un,s il lin 1nan
.rhor, .,,o ,ro,nossco romocrata of to.tlav
1,ovo ,,,o.o,1 a. H.. hool ~ ,heir clcctoral
,ictot. II, taa hmm c,,oson mt by auv onc
,,,e,r,c, "A ,nr1t h, rc,u,no,,crc1. In IL not
t,,o rsnroson,nt;vo ~ ony 1itt1o loco, remnant
~ tbo 1,o,,ol1;ou ho Ia nom;no,c1 No Elec.or.
ot-1,aroo IN foir,v rcnrcaont t,,c Democracy of
n. ,v,,oto Stair ,r,l In tvr;fv tbo 1onoa md
o,r,,;t;,n ~ ia .,,t;ro f.orro;1arote rortv IN
I'm ,toct;or ~ rr,,nrx tn lin Presidency.
nrr;ro ,,,o wor ~ tho 1,c,clt;on. H,ur,a
ooo,,nd .c +,,,pt, In 1,o,3 oorrcd mn Immunity
from f1oht;np an.7 kont owav from, tl,o front.
Aftcr tho Surrender. hts haired Of tho
limited statcs on,1 thu neoplo Of tho Nor.l.
voa an hitter md unrclcnt;nr TINT lo ro.
,novc,1 n nforico win, tl,o declared intention
~ ,1,or,,on;no 1,;e s,ner;can c;t;znna1,;,,, md
II !. oo;f7 that In octuo1,v took nj, 3nth of
o1,co;anro IN t1,o A1or;cop tsovcrnnent. su,,.
soo,,ont,v In chnnccd 1ia cjt;zenship acnin
1,v rcnoyinr tn rnr}oni. whcro l,o became,
.va oro ,,1d n ,1aro,e1 oim;rcr of the nnn.
orch,co1 aynteu Of Government, Ills appcar-
ance In t1,e pol;tical field in this country
wor,},3 sccm To ;nd;cato n confidence On his
mart TINT t1,e oool o1,l tlays Of rebellion and
trooaop ,vero n1,ort In he restorod.
wo IN not think TINT tho Republican
nortv can In fo;r,v occuscd of untlulv pro.
ionrino Tim nuniahmcnt or disfranc],iscuent
e IL. i.,o-, ~ t1 1,ob,1l;nr trho ,,r..
, 1876-08-11

Tho agitation Of tho silver question by tho
leading newspapers of tho West has had tho
elect Of directing public attention to tho
subject, and Of developing strong Benti-
ment in favor Of tho reconciliation Of the
silver dollar. Representatives in Congress
from Western Districts arc being made aware
of tho growing forco md extent Of this sen
tinent by tho large number OF letters re-
ceiycd from their constituents, many of
whom, though heretofore entertaining soft
money predictions, have been won over to
tho policy Of specie resumption through the
restoration OF silver as standard Of value
and logal-tendor for NIL debts. From PRES
ont Indications, tho silver question will
figure SO conspiouously in tho election Of
Congressman as to become one of tic vital
issucs Of tho campaign, and necessitate at
the winter session Of Congress legislation
providing for the ropel Of tho dcnlonotiza-
ton act of 1873, and the coinage of legal
tender silver dol1nra.
, 1876-08-11

c,,lar letter which he sont ont to hnyo mn-
ioritics roturnotl Instantly to rwEep would
in.!icnto that 0nEEIEy wna not wrong. Tho
nlortlou Of tho National Election laws by
the next Congress- was suggested largely by
tl,cso g1aring frnuda IN Now York, and tho
application OF those 1aws in Now. York, ,il,-
der DAvrNronr, will, tho MD Of tho fund, set
nsitio for TINT purpose, was tho solo mems
Of preventing tloir repetition. Tint t!soy
wcro prevented Wis the real grievance OF
tho Democratic party, md tint they
may not again bo prevented Is tho oh.
ject sought 10 10 obtnincd by DAENrYs
Committee in thoir report. This is proved
by the fuct TINT tho Committee opouly rec.
on,,ncnd tho repeal OF tho Congressional
Election lavs, md II this cnunot bo done
then they recommend TINT the ,1sunl appro-
priatton Of tho fund for thcir enforcement
shall bo cut OF. This is Just where tic
whole investigation loalla. If President
AnANr woro guilty, rs charged, he would
],avo been imrcachcd; but there is, ms mt
ter OF fact, no bnsis for s,sch charge, mud
MI impeachment triai would only show up
tho Democratic frauds antl how they wore
checked under tho operation of this Inv.
Int, leaving it merely M charge, it is s',tli-
cient TO enable tho Democrats in the House
to cut oil tho election fund, so that afr. I'LL
DEN, IN hia own behalf, lnay bo irco to otl-
courage tic sa.ne prostitution of tho ballot
hox which lie WIS accused by 1loRAcR
GnEEIEy of hiding md abotting in behalf OF
Crv.,oy,n
, 1876-08-11

ThnrA 1yna n 110pn mt ppe time TINT f1,a 1nfa
Asnnrw 1oursoy woula rescue tia Dcmoc-
rocv of rnnnesseo from thu tlisorocofn1 osso.
ciot;oua of the nel,o]l;on. force Tho Mir,
f,re.oating irrcconcilables into q homeless
minority. md build I'LL a rcspoctoblo marty
out Of tho old-tIme wings and Democrats Of
tho DOUGLAS school, It WIS by tbs reunion
of those two classoa TINT Jonyaos was cloct-
ell tn the IJnitod Stptos souato a short time
boforo his death, and TINT event why in ono
so,,se a triumuh over the Confedornto sonti.
,pont Of tho stato which was opposea to i;s
clcction. So uncomnromisiuu n Unionist
and IN b;ttsr mn onnonent M Nno,vu,ow
would mt n,1n,;t thnt such n revolution,
amouo lin Democracy Of Tounoaseo ,yas
roxsi,,lo. nn5 vot. bml Jouraos lived. he
miOht 1.ayo nccomnlished It by forco Of his
sfrono noraonal inNuonce anfl yiroro,1s nol;t-
1.o] tnaties. When La lie1. howover. fin
hmm wau cona onl Tho Dc,oocracv fc]l hack
;,to t,,o nn,,,.n,,toi, cortrol of tho rnrfe,1or.
o,o. a., ttot Il -]ov al ,,,s,;1o mil r,ro,on,.
;,g gaxot INV timodurinct tho wor-t]oronohlv
;,anraopo,od viii, ,li tho v;c,ons fo,iocios
ana fa1ao om,,;tion tint octnotcs tl,o Damo.
crats ~ Groro;o who oro fa;r,v ronrcscntcd
,,y NV I{u, ~ tho Damocra,a ~ goutl,
coro1in, ~ ,,,a .tr;no NJ 1,nr,rn Win i1;r,ct.
<1 H.. Uo,,,,,r,, ,,oogo,rn
NJ, , -,
.on','s o ," esoa ,sassa. a! =. ~ IT, n,.H..s>' 49,
~ n.s<s',s.a.a" w.. .a,,s W. ..";,,;.,<. -, 49,
, 1876-08-11

The Committee appointed by tho Illinois
Democratic State Convention to notify LEW
STEWARD Of his nomination for Governor
performed their duty in manner calculated
TO give tho Granger-Greentackcr considers
bio uucasine6s Not content with simply
conveying notice Of tic nomination, tho
Committee also communicated tho platform
adopted by tho Convention, and while ask-
ing response rs to the nomination required
tint tho platform bo responded to as well.
Herein is to be discovered tho reason for tho
dclay in hr. STEwAnpfs letter Of acceptance,
for his failure to attend the recent doing" :"
Of tho Democratic Central Committee, and
for tho present embarrassing condition Of
tho canvass in illinois. But if T11nEN and
HENDRICKS could get together on the c,lrEen-
cy question, STEWARD ought to DO able to
atraddlo the Illinois platform somehow, md
ho probably will.
, 1876-08-11

ribs, mud 94c for do abort clears. Lako
frcighta wcro dull, at 1ac for corn to 1'nifalo
Rail frcights woro unchanged. Ifighwinca
wcro quiet, Mt s1.1ol per gallon. Flour was
tamo. ,Vhcnt closed 10 lower, at 85ac for
August and ss3o for September. Corn closed
10 higher, ut 45So for August and 45ac for
September. oats closed 10 higher, at aoac
cash or September. 1lyo WIS steady, at foc.
Barley was nominal, Mt 73@733c for septem-
bor and 71!@72o for October. Hogs were
fairly actiyc, at So. 25@G.5O for common to
primo. T1,ore wns liberal nmo,1nt Of sales
Of cattle at S1.75@5.2O for inferior to extrn.
Sheep wcro In t1on,nnd at ts2. bOt@4. IL per 100
ths. Ono hundred dollars in gold would
buy $111.37t i'll grocnbacts ut the close.
, 1876-08-11
TILDENsS RECORD

A GREAT CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
s.rnnci !. T!ldcn has claimed stncc hs put htmtct
forward n candidate fbr President OF the uhltcu
ftatrs ant. the party which have taken him up their
sAntasd.sc.rer have done likewise, that ho has
Aways been:
i, Ay E4nsrsr rA7ntor.
,. TIE DESTROYER nF TwKxp Asn THE Connrrr
EAHAL.t.rS1.
,. 4 s,xcxrE AND EFFICIENT REronAxn.
4. An ADVOCATE or PCRk ELxcTf0HB AND UrFcsEp
80 FRAUDULENT Vor1S0.
&. 0rro.rp TO tn. 1ssuixo AND CALCULATION OF
61tNrLAeTEEs. -.- .. ....-.
Il. I1oxEsr DEAL1sa wrrn wEsrKns RA1LroAps IN
DISTRESS. .... ...-.....
rrgn71l for historic truth and tho general wclfarc
cnmpcls TNk Tn1ruNE to show TINT all these cntms Ut
Mr. TIrn in his hcalf are not on17 untrue. but
TINT TIN very rcvcrsn Ia this fsct.
, The record conc!rfivcly proves that he vas
/ ]. 4 sEcESsIOStsT. AND OPPOSED 10 THE
! WAR Fol: TIE MAINTENANCE OF T!tE UNION:
MnyME1! 8 tseH on f:ifisr TifE TAMMASY II @ aANc. ~
4. 4 lNjuGs KEFOllSiER WHO REDUCED NO
TAXES. t1;FOl,siEE NO CANAL CoilEurTI AND
MADE NOTHING nE1TER THAN i1E ~ FOUND nss IT, II.
\ LEADER IN FRAUDULENT ELECTIONS. AS
CHARGED l1'pS HIM Dr HORACE d1sEELEY.
4. AN 1ssuEn or s1!1SpLAsrEI,sT 70 LAnoIs-
INT; MEN tS TIE IRON EEuioSs or MICHIGAN.
u. 4 MOSsT1;Ot1 1sA1LfsuAD SHARK. NH0
AMh.sED MILLIONS NJ pEvouN1SG WESTERN
RAILROADS IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE.
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'Iliirh's i:ecur IlrnE thu Icnncrnt1c !,ete1fot.
1ticn'B CuHttcctiUn With tho Peace Resolutions Of
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This great Campnign Document Mis- four pages Of
Tr,nrSEAIzc. COPY thErsof should be- placed In tho
llaa,1s of every yuscr In the West
liayrs nnd Wlrclcr Clubs everywhere should order
''IEhlcu's 1lecurd" fnr distribution.
cost nT THE REGARD.
II will he Hcnt by null express with charges paid
OIL The following terms:
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Fur ,lu1e, EunIrs 1i
single euy,
Ey thu 1.tso coptcs HPecni rates will be charged.
S.nI orders Immediately fo. 'Tlldcn's Esecord."
Tll1KCEE CO., Chicago.