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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30
, GENERAL N. C. BUTLER.

This distinguished gentleman, elected
q few days since a senator from the
State of South Carolina, is now the
target for every vile epithet that the
GloJe-Democrat aud Inter Ocean can heap
upon him. He is openly charged with
instigOting and partcipatiDgiu the much
advertised Hamburg massacre, US being
the moving spirit in the "bloodies'
deed recorded in our modern history"
A few facts may set these lies at rest.
General Butler served under Hampton
during the rebellion, lost leg at Brandy
Station rose 10 tho rank Of major
general, and like all good men on both
sides, when tho wa ended he bowed to
the arbitrament Of tho sword, and has
ever been in accord with Hamp
ton in teaching, by precept and
example submission TO the government,
He was at Hamburg on professional bust
ness on the day of the horrible butchery
but had no part in the bloody affair
except to maintain the peace. But hi
prominence as a citizen made him al
inviting target for those who sought to
turn a murder to political advantage
and his name has been inseparably
interviewer with the tragedy, Governor
Chamberlain was then tho undisputed
Governor of South Carolina, with
regular troops at his command, his
State militia armed and under his
orders, with Republican judges in
every judicial district and Republican
machinery for the selection of jurors
instead Of summoning the law to assert
its majesty, he rushed away to Wash
ington. In public letter he associated
the name Of Butler with the massacre
to which the accused publicly answered
that he was innocent in the hands o
the law, and challenged searching judi
cial investiga lion, At the earliest mo
ment he appeared before Republca,
Judge and asked--not for q discharge
but for reference OF the case TO tn,
proper tribunal, The Republican judg,
held this 'red-handed rufian, this 'mov
ing spirit in the bloodiest deed recorded
in our modern history to bail in thu
sum of one thousand dollars for his APP
pearance at the court for his trial. 'Thi,
was last md summer, and why has hi
not been tried. He challenged him Il
try him before all the Chamberlain lega
machinery, and gave notice that h,
would then and there SHOW who wer,
the real authors of he Hamburg trad
edy. 1t was this notice that made Cham
berlain retreat, II was the fear tina
Butler would prove that the Hambur,
massacre was concocted and forced t,
contamination by political lie ders mos
/ trusted in tho counsels of Chamberlain
and that il would be established befor,
a Republican court and a Rcpublica,
jury that the Hamburg outbreak wa
one of the deliberately plann'd feature
Of the Chamberlain political oampaigl
to arouse the country, furnish ex
cuse to place South Carolina under mar
tisl law and thus insure new lease o
carpet bag power in that State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

IT 10 the remarkable feature OF every
outrage at the South, az reported for
Republican purposes, thar the chain OF
testimony is never completed without
some federal official acting as link
At one time it isl district attorney, and
again United States marshal but it is
always somebody who holds an appoint
ment under Grant. ......
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30
DALLAS. TEX s.
SATURDAY MORNING /. DECEMBER 80,

Tue winnings of four English horses
for the year 1876 are set down thus !
Count Lagrange, $4,000; Lord Dup
plin, $4,000; Lord Rosoberry, $7o,OOOi
Lord Falmouth, $4,000. Neither one
Of these horses was a favorito on the
English tracks at tho commencement
Of the season. '"'''''l '-'' 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

was not a nonenity on the board if he
did not look passiyely on, knowing
that the business Of the board was to
falsify the returns by forgery and to
reverse tho election, and if he is not a
mere assp Let q. Casanave answer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30
,.... ... MISCELLANEOUS.
Intelligence Office


ia- -.... DALLAs, December %, 1870.
We have this day opened nm Office at No
ao5 main street, for the purpose OF dom.
A General Intelligence Business,
DO you want a Cook, Washer, House Ser
van, Coachman, or HELP Of any kind
Can anu SEQ ia.
DO You want a Salesman, Book Keeper
agent, 'tor,vr, or Parlueif Cal anu lei II
Iurnish you.
Do yon want Farm Hands, Railroad Men
Carpenters, MasOns, MaChiuiSts, FpctO J
danus, u rdners, or TradespeOple OF any de-
,ciiptiohf We viii furnish you.
Do you want TO Sell or Rent your House
tuom, store, Lot or Farm We will sen,
you applicants.
Do you want to take one or more Boardeis
Ne Will send them to you, ,....
DO you want to sell an old Engine, q Piono
: Watch, Team, or Wagon, "A Horse, or al
oId buggy; in toet havs you ANYTHING
YOU wish to dispose or We will gtte yui
The benefit of an advertisement IN our col
ann ana send purchases to you.
Aud TO any person Wishing SITUATION
DF ANY DESCRIPTION, We wouiu say ina
we are prspared 10 yive them Information
VIII ch they cannot get elsewhere in the city
and Il dsituations for them.
To tina Citls ms, Merchants, Tradespeople
Stranners, anu Fan mers OF Dallas and WON.
tty, We appeal 10 patronage, aud we guar.
antee prompt attention ana courteous treat
inent to all. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

Popular illustrated book (20 png-s) on
MAsHooD WoMANBoop | MARRIAGE I'm
pediments TO Marriage; the cause and cure
nj securely scaled, Postpaid for o cents, BY
Or. q, WairriKR, Bi7 At. Charles street, 1T.
outs, Mo, the groat specialist. Read his
works. ......
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RELIEF FOR THE POOR.
Grand charity Nal.

A grand char ~ bail will be given at
IAvely Hall on Monday evening, January 4,
1877. A limited number OF tic sets will be
issued. admitting n gentleman and ladies'
Price IS,
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Wantet-COOAs,


Two White Cooks. Apply Mt once az In
tellisencc office, two doors east OF the Post.
offce.
Elau For Nalc,
A new 71S'ootave Plan with al modern
improvements, cheap; sill take one halt
DO ri. Apply Mt lntellig, nee Utfice, or nd
dres p. o. BOX 1870.
One secondhand Fire. Proof Sale for sale.
Apply at Intelligence o &c.
House and lot, cheap for cash.
Second hand freight, and two express
wagons also, mule horse and ponies.
.r..,. Farm For Sale OF. Rent.
Wanted-A Farm to rent on shares.
.. AituRtion.
Wat Redistribution ~ Cook or Chamber.
maid, by y oolored woman. Apply ut lntel-
ligence Office.
Situption for single man, OK pe,ienced AS
With good references.
b.. nl Female Help Wanted.
Six waiting girls, one cnam bermaid aud
two washerwomen. Apply TO
A. J. LAYTON & co..
No aO1 Main st.. . Doors Eat Of Postoffie,
ntNlOrulul
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

A A NJ, stIIid "a lG, WItl new sHuuh
n II Il UulUt HO.npiVtt. ITO Buuiunteeu.
~ eX0eIIS.t ChauCU nor ANY y . vino tie
,irrS go'U horse witI uId ,uUted Ito ~ a
rrUsonuUlu p 100. Nduress "norse," care
ierRlu ulilur. ~ c98.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

DR.. Tut authorize his agents to refund the
mo cy In every case whore his hair dye falls
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. 1t acts like
magic, easily applied, and is perfectly ma
ursl. Bold by ali respectable druggists. u
Murray street, Now York. dec.2S-o2w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

What are teeth Without a tooth-washY
Where's the pleasure of the breath
III the teeth are black or yellow,
II tho mouth is foul AS death?
To what do teeth or gums amount,
Or breath, deprived OF SOZODENT7
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

ANU-UiU aces utg ga Innd " exchange
~ for luniOer Adirss, -, HEaALU Office.
teO.uaiI,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30
OUR GOODS ARE TIE CHEAPEST.

A line of Prca -, 8
TycoD
MaRnii IlaJ
~nreN trem IL
lnrge
propor :.
Gents e
Caieres jeans and Celebrated New Bauns Gods al Gaa: Bgas
IadieS NIerino V%tsa M = N grn cheup
II Al - #-
A Iineo and in nd fancy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

CONSUMERS OF ALL KINDS OF
muohI owerthan house,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

HE DIV ELLlNd NO. IA Garter stree /,
l i've rooms aud two halls, gas through
i0t, cellar, nat, hen, servants room, l,uuuly
or staDltl, ciSteru ana well lot l5OXlOO feet
me of the handsonest and most convenient
eoideuoes IN he city. Apply 10 ClAS.
CRED. QUICKER. Uct2O-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30
Irsdo VI GNohanhg,
FOR saiu.

south OF l.ht, Goa dwrl lag, n bles aLu
lots, weIi 81 water, uti. Apply 90. r. ;,
], =. Halter, Lancaster, leAds' uec2O-'f
ANENGO N For ale clsap, II good over
~ Goat, No 81. address, ,,.A Z lock box
40 ueCzU
n A ~ stIIid ~ nc, wltI new sadul,
n Il OulHt 20 npiVtt. lti5 BduIhnteeu.
~ eNosile.L Charcv Tor ANY y vino ue-
,irsS h GOO horse wat uld uUted Ito ~
rcHsonuUlu y 100. Ndirtss "norse," care
ienlu onlor. q, c48.
ANU-UiU aces of ga Iand " exchange
II for lumOer Addres, -, " HEaALO Office
Geo.0"lL
DNOR "a LE--rdg keutuck boarding hOu
L near lue UBUu depot. The proprietor
Wishes 10 onlls5 bdti ies+ Apply ON the
premiseS, drcl4lm
AND--0JJ acres OF Land, ona-third tim
- bGr, situated IN ,he NJrJu.wtSL corner
II FroUHt ne county, hdJ billus workman
'tatiOn on the AOUr on and Texas Centr Il
.ailrU Il. There are 20J acres under fence,
Iud nrcassnry nliiiln y on lho pl CO. he
t0Oye described promises viii De sulh clGap.
Address X. Is. LnngDuthain, Wortnau sta
ION: Fr e.t9n oInll Le&h. nIy0.3n
'HE DIV EI.LINd- NO. 2Vi Garter street,
I five MONS and two halls, gas through
I0t, cellar, klt hen, servants room, l,uuuly
or staDlt), ciSteru ana wen lot l5OXlUO feet
.,lttn,'r.,. ~, ~, c,IN, 49, III, ,n III A.
- 80 wy Nfb'J w
Erred. QUICKER. Oct2O-tf
nLD PAPERS--At this oifioS, IN quaint
~ tics 10 suit, at 81 a hundred. jy15u
II COMBINATION LOCK SAFE-HaIl's put.
" en-, cheap. Apply 10 &. b., HeIalu
Jdics. mayl
IssuUrI LAND--Five hundred acres OF
Va land In Southeast Missouri, cheap
With perfect Title, or VIII exchange Tor Dallas
MY property. Address, +. Y, this office
NLD PAPERS At Juis Office, inqua u
~ ties To suit, ut 81 n hundred, Jy25-t
= ;-s. - zl : -
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III SEKEEPER,-Auexp rionced house
IL keeper desires II ei'uation, either IN n
u lel or private iamlly ihe best OF rttl
"oe XIV H. auu ees' househ eper' uTcE 81
NJ An AND LEE Mhhlh sllua ION 10
gard u Wo aud attends to horses. Address
Win AN Ihis Once ....
- ------------------
>,,,fSy<- .r--,-.--,
N lonn' soht gentlemen KIND
near teu enough 10 XIV. me w0lk Z n
W. Ut ','ihts isinthcts from 81 Lou Al
!; Mas y Want S,.''s g a;, ~:
~ lhly % ment>, ma 6u ines cent. e,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

AND-0JJ acres OF Land, ona-thirL tim.
"a Der, situated IN ,he NJrtu.wtSt corner
II FrouNt ne county, hdJpillus Workman
,taliOn on the AOUr on and Texas Centr Il
tuilIU Il. There are 3Jl acres under fence,
Iud nrCdssnry nuildln y on lho pl CO. he
toOye described promises viii Ue sulh cleap.
Address X. Is. LnngDuthHln, Wortnam sta
Jtun. FIR 'e~tnu c'uily teSh" nJvB-3n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

rOOK "A white oman to COOK and do
y ge eral h0u ewo K, IN family of ton,
Apply to +. II, Lit lthale. Camp St, north
>ide w." . Dep l. dec27 "
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sEKEEPER.-Auexp rienced house
III keeper desires II situation, either IN II
u Tel or private family. rhe best OF rpf'I
nee CIV, II, Add ess, HOusek eper. drc27 u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

IssUUrI LAND--FIve hundred acres OF
vi land In Southeast Missouri, cheap
With perfect title, or VIII exchange Tor Dallas
lity prupeIly. Address, II. Y, this office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

MAN AN D " IFE- " ants siiua ION to
WI do general wOIk, and who unuels andS
gard n NO Ii und ATTENDS to horses. Address
AOltkS AN, THIS office. ...... .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30

noMbINArIUN LOCK sAFE-HaIrs put
v en-, cheap. Apply TO 4. b., heralu
DQics, may lO-tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-30
Wantsd-Fenisie Help.

NN~>>,.oysn> - ,'s~s,s~-s
4 WOMAN can Il I'd good home aud
\ good wage $, In small family. lnqur,
" this office de 20
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06
Items Relating to Corn.

1t was stated in a New Hampshire
Agricultural Society that bushel of
corn had been found to produce 9
pounds, live weight, of poultry, and
when fed to laying hens to give 9
dozen eggs.
At Urdana, ILL.,, single kernel of
corn produced 8 ears that shelled
over 1000 grains. II the product of
that kernel had been replanted with
q similar yield, the second years
result would have been 100000
grains.
The late Joseph Petit, of New
Jersey, was frequently known TO
produce angle ears that shelled a
quart of-graih. which shows that a
bushel is possible from 80 grains.
In the competition at Elmira year
before last for the Wilson premium,
Mr.. Van Sickle, of Cayuga county,
N. Y, produced 424 OF. of corn from
q single kernel. AT this rate OF
production, hills OF 3 grains each
would give a bushel, and allowing
to each grain 4 square feet of soil,
the yield would be over 500 bushels
per acre.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06
Drinking Water.

DR.. Hall was opposed to the i'm
moderate drinking of water. He
says:
The longer one puts off drinking
water in the morning, especially in
the summer, the less he will require
during the day. If much Is drank
during the forenoon the thirst often
increases, anil very unpleasant
fulness is observed, in addition to a
metallic taste in the mouth. The less
. man drinks the better for him
beyond a moderate amount. The
more water a man drinks the more
strength he has to expend in getting
rid of it, for all the fluid taken into
the system must be carried out; and
there is but little nourishment in
water, tea, coffee, beer, and the like;
more strength is expended in carry
ing them out of the system than they
fmpart to it.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06
Fritz, the Matchmaker,
BACK AGAIN.
AN OPEN LETTER TO ny FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

past, and friends be friends again. Gene then,
enc and all, old and young, handsome and home
ly, rich and poor far and near,--wboever, what
ever and wherever you may be. Please make
yourselves known, for probably shall not recol
iect your faces or names.
As for those who never knew me, / would re-
fer them TO any respectable and disntercsc6 cit
lien or business in Dowagiac, or who resided
in this vicinity ten or twelve years ago Thousands
OfapersOBs in this ard the surrounding counties
'can tell them what did in former years and
mean to do far more and better now. / shall be
glad to count among my customers ard friends
TO retain their favor si
Persons at distance who desire my services
can send their watches by private hand or by ex
press land may rely on as good work, at precisely
the same rates as if they were personally pres
ent Please send full particulars with the watch,
what you want, how soon, name, address, and
how to be returned.
Direct all letters and packagesto G. E FRITZ,
Matchmaker, Dcwagiac, Mich ~ reg
Remember that it will cost gou less to lave
your watch repaired by good workman in the
first place, than it will TO pay him for getting it
into good condition again alter some cheap hand
has made it worse off than it was before And
fine watch may easily be ruined by poor work
man, without his intending or even knowing it,
simply because he docs not comprehend its
quirements consequently, he is working in the
dark, and almost certain to do some injury.
Dowagiac, Mich, Oct 25th, lS75-Iy,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06
PRACTICAL INFORMATION.


Battle weak eyes before retiring at
night with little sugar dissolved in
warm water.
Three or foru tablespeonfuls of
vinegar to the gallon Of cream before
churning will prevent butter becom-
ing soft in hot weather.
II has been found to be a success
full method to freeze beef tea, and to
administer it in Jumps to children or
patients, TO suck dur ng fever. In
this form they will prefer beef tea to
any other kind OF food.
The best way to clean the inside
of old iron pots and pans is to fill
them with water in which few
ounces Of washing soda is dissolved,
and set them on the fire. Let the
water boil until the inside of the pot
locke clean.
Scorches made by heated fat-irons
can be removed from linen by spread
ing over the cloth a paste made of
the juice pressed from two onions,
one-quarter ounce white soap, two
ounces fuller's earth and one-h half
pint vinegar. Mix, boil well and
cool before using.
To whiten lace, iron it slightly and
sew it up in linen bag; let the bag
remain for twenty-four hours in pure
olive oil. Then boil the bag in soap
and water for fifteen minutes, aud
then dip it into water containing a
slight proportion of starch. Take
the lace from the bag and stretch it
cut to dry.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06

Haying.-Clover, as well as grass,
should be cut before the bloom is
past. Some of Professor Atwater's
articles have clearly shown the extra
feeding value of early cut hay. PIE
pare every thing for haying that there
may be no delay when the work
commences. In the Northern States
orchard grass and clover must be cut
near the end of the month, and timo-
thy soon after. Hay, for sale, may
be cut some what later, as it will be
heavier, though coarser, than that Cut
early.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06
CANNED GOODS.

And ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUM
DRIED AND SEVENTY-S5X articles not
enumc rased bat will be shown and sold at prices
that will please any fair dealer. -
= Jan l3-ly J. SANFORD SMITH,
= Commercial ST., Dowagiac, Mich
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06

TIE ENORMOUS WAsrAGE of grain, so ineritabls
trah Other styles Of Threshers, be SAVED by this
improved Machine sufficient ON every Job to more than
poU all expenses Of threshing. M 80
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
as easily and perfectly as Wheat Oats Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine for extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1876, these were substar.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast thorough and perfect work,
schsa others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica-
tons, such as Endless Aprons" "Raddles "Beaters"
Pckers, ETC., are entirely dispensed sciH less than
one-haf the usual Gears Belts Boxes end Journals;
easier managed; more durable light running cost
II repairs; no DUST ltterings" to clean up not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERs who are posted
IN the large saving made by It will not employ infe-
nor ano wa5tefni machines but VIII sEsist on this
improved Thresher doing their work. 4t -
FOUR SIZES made for e. g. 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also specially Of SEPARATOR, designed
anc made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ: our i'm
proved triple Gear" and our sEpur Speed" Wood
bury styie), both Mounted " on -four wheels. y
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising.
apply to our nearest Dealer write to ms for Ilustra-
TED Circular lsent free giving full particulars OF Sizes
Nichols. Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MIoH.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06

No HOME.-That house is no home
which holds grumbling father, a
scolding mother, dissipated son, a
lazy daughter, or bad-tempered
child. 1t may be built of marble,
surrounded by garden, park and
fountains; carpets of extravagaut
cos,liness may spread its floors; its
every ordering may be complete, but
it will not be home.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06

Five months OF experience and observation
here have convinced me that, to put in q full
stock OF goods in my line now ns had eontem-
plated. would be simply throwing away money
which is game that don't play at, if know
1t. shall therefore await some revival in bus
iness, aDd defer stocking up til such time as, in
my Judgment, il will mt least not be losing in
ves.ment. And for the present L shall devote
my attention chiefly TO doing work $3.50
In the meantime, I will order any kind of
goods for you, whenever desired. IT you know
exactly what you want can furnish it at the
lowest cash price. If not, l can have assert
ments sent for your selection, no. TO be accep pied
unless found satisfactory. Express charges must
be deposited with the order, and will be credited
on purchase.
do all work myself, and customers may de-
pend on as complete satisfaction as my skill and
a sincere desire to please can secure. My prices
are in all cases the same as these usually made
here, and charges are governed entirely by what
is done, without regard to persons All who can
appreciate The difference between thoroughly
trained workman of long experience in all the
branches OF the business, and jacks of all trades
or beginners, who have picked up" little
knowledge OF watches. are invited to bring in
their work and have it done as it should be-
Also clocks and jewelry carefully repaired.
In conclusion, would say that am already
unable to remember friends who have called up
on me- from those who have not. Let all there
fore, consider themselves acquainted, without
further ceremony and claim recognition as such
Don't wait for me to speak first, for I may not
be certain whether know you or not-a very
embarrassing predicament for modest man like
myself. If you know me, that is Sufficient to in
sure your being welcome. | have come here 10
stay. and the sooner can get ON the old-time
footing of universal acquaintance, the porc
agreeable it will be TO me, and, L trust, to all
concerned. ts..e .l'e1
Dovaeit &c April. 9th. 1876.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06

CURING. BuNIoNs.-Take juice of
two lemons; put dozen old pear
buttons into it, place all in bottle;
shake the material occasionally.
Apply to the surface twice daily.
This remedy also good for corns and
warts. o
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1876-07-06

The following named Michigan
boys have been graduated at the
United States military academy, and
the figures following their names
show their standing in the class of
4S comrades: Alex. S. Bacon, A.
Charles w. Foster, 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-18

sar de sus recursos, ha sido siempre pobre;
pero indisputable tambien que le han falta-
do hasta para las mas perentorias necesida-
des, porque sus rentas, mas menos regu-
lares, las han absorbido los Vampires de los
gobiernos con escandalosad adesyerglenza.
lCuando no ha rendido los impuestos
sufcientes para rebosar Ell Erario y euando
ha cesado 81 pueblo de sufrir careciendo de
dos reales? Cuando no Sc ha visto los
magDates chupar orc y mas orc y reir con
insolente mofa de los gobernados estos
acumular miserias y miserias en- torno suyo
mientras mas millones entran en- el paisg
sCuando Sc han pagado al militar al
empleado sus servicios, siquiera de 10 que
Sc escapa de las largas unas los minis
tros de Hacienda habidos y por haberf
Els una gran desgracia que hayamos de
vegetar siempre pobres, aguardando & que
los gobiernos nos paguen de ese dinero que
es nuestro, porque lie sacamos de nuestro
sudor, y que por nosotros Sc cobra al ex-
tranjero- -. es una gran desgracia, 81, se-
nores, que mientras tenga el sufrido pueblo
siempre ante 81 Ell ideal de las priyaciones,
tengan los gobernantes (que Dios confunda)
ell ideal 1nico del FRAUDE!!p 80