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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-22
FokTY YEARS BEFORE THE PCBLi0
DIR. c. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
Hcpatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
sc7 rBE ctRE or

Symptoms Of Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the
/ edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax: the bead is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There iSgenera,iy considerable loss
ofmcmory, accompanied with pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. \ slight, dr. cough is some
times an attendant. ] The patient
complains WEAKNESS and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of
prickly sensation OF the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. G. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF ACUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinire. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
FOR all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgative, they are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONs.
The genuine DR.. c. MtLANE's
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MtLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of c.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. or the
wrappers.
Ea5~ Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. {. McLANE's LIVER PnLs. pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR.. c McLAsE's
LIVER Pills trial, we will mail post paid TO any
pari Of the United StasS, one box ii Pills Tor
twenty-five Cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Lloyd, - pouf administrstsur II. Georxe
Nt4hoeeoass-J06 6sl2sfin ost eutrS 10 Is dane
y = Aapls ~ spn existence. Le librairs A.
4rSsham V1sdt u pubiisr uno brochure de
laheln1oaf MAJ Aoet4jo sur les uaines cen
traAae peeT r. fsbrication du sucre pdx 50
centi.-LAssociation Consolid6e dcs Plan
tesirs, srtuelcuent en- liquidation. 6t6 fon-
Dc y l3 avYil 1911. sous b gouyerneur
VIC: Clsibcrne.-Ie juge Billings noun
mkM TIL. Handy Sc commissaire liquida-
t1ns q = Bsaqns d'Am6riqne.-Is 'bsrTcsu
creation dune cour d'appel f4d6rale.-Hier
u, IN incendie detruit Is maisons dams le
, district.-Le gouvcrneur P.-O. Hkbert
kcrit III Times, de son habitation du White
Csstie. ! ibcrville, qu'il dScouvert ralose
parMi les poissons du MissiMipi - Tn nou.
vcan journal r6publicain sous un vicax nom
D Thibodanxvillc, Lafosrche Union L.
Lahgnan & Gle propri6txires, Frederick W.
Fmncis Editcur.-un C0ncort 6t6 doun6 10
mars . Pnris. dams In sale Herr, M h<p6v
hcs de lille Cnrinne Bouligny. II cantatrice
loslisianaise, . laquclle Mined. Beugnot. MS
Schrciber, pretait san cnncours; 10 concert
await 6t6 organize par MINES Albin Roche
rsen. ]. Boagnot. 4. Perrct et II . en- plein
snecAA-Alb<rt Drlpit. r6criysin louisianais.
trnvAilIe avec N. Greenville Murray. CORES
pcndant du NJ r Herald ct du Daity Necs.
: une conedic en- 5 artas, intitul6e DdpNt6s
d PuiA don't le sujet est tire du roman
OmniMm, de u. Murray.-L' Uniress de Paris
prblie, On dAtc du mars, rne circulairc du
v6nArableE archcveqae Nj. .Pcrch6. do In
Nonvelle- Orl<srs. pour In realization dun
euprnnt de 800. mo francs: las bureaux de
scuscription sont m nnm6ru 1s de II rus des
Aonlins, Paris, chss n. Eugene d'Aquin-
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DERNIBRBs NOUvELrEs

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- hsuit a II rs1raits d Car. 4 ,c.u.s
dun St4t constnnt de maladic. = cnnfirmc a
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30 dQ6teak q apcnss rAnkrie1p a. pcrtiar
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sse eomtosS ID NM. Krsnts, Fourl
cenl, Leen ~ MGleville, Michel,
C1aabWnSG,is Delsel, W. DCmpissro
diH6vsay.st insasastbla Anla Cha6-
hsS, ~ ar<eseions ID NM Kellss, De-
nSiue Ct d0 La Rochsjacqueiein cont
contest6es; unc enqnAto i 6t6 vOt6e
par 10, voix sur ceIls dc NJ. dc Mun,
aprea yitie c0nrtc lutte orAt0ire entire
10 bouiIiaSt clerical % M. Gambetts,
aur leslrapp0rts de Ii pOlitiquo % Dc
n religion. L'6lectio0 de N. Haent-
jcns a6t6 Annal&o par We 6v0ix contse
l6o. Le ininist0re No combsttn pms
y proposition Dc II lsvSe dc l'6tat de
siege, g - pr6tera 4 tontes measures
de, cl6mencs en- faveur des .dkpOrtfs
poiitiQntA; n. Waddington . d3pos4
IN proict de loi r6voQuant II clause
qai permet roctrOi az dipl0mes par
dee facavs6s Undergraduates As FEtat.
N. Naqaet demande le droit absolu
de- r6sniOn, e n. Dnportal r6claMe
~ credit ~ l00, 0,000 francs pour de-
frayer lee ,d&l<gati0ns Ouvri4rcs an
! ,Centcnxire amGlicain. On parla dune
Expoeit'on nniversslle \ Paris, pour
ranu6e 1873. lie 2 mara est d6cGd6,
ArAge do 65 sna, le general Lebre-
ton, sneien 6eput6 "a Corps legisla-
tM. titRahaf frfM@A.a .TsHtE 8Esa
Les pvupri6t6s du comts dArnim
seront eon6squ6es, s'il refase de com
parxftrc devant les tribnnaux de In
patrie allemande; L. cewte de Moltke
ost all6 paaAcr un congo de ak mois
en- Italie. L'rx-imperatrice Eugenie
ct son hh sunE~rsiv6aA Wstnar. Le
il5 mars, ~ mort pres dc Stuttgart,
ArAge de 68 ans. ie grand poAts Fer
slinapd Trsiljgrnth. lie Cssr rcndra,
\ y fir d'avril, une viaite \ Tempe
raHT 0nillsnns, \ Ems. SelOn nm
bEAit pen. lvraisenlDlable, Alexandrel
abdiqusrait soHs psH entire las mains
dn Cxarowits. LIZ Vatican proteste
c0Gttc toute flbctf6 rcligisnsS IN Es-
pAErJe. n "a Aix inemtres juifa
dAhs h Pa4eWcnt itaiicn. Tronvant
II n~n nrsan ainistAse tr0p lib6ral, La
pv6fete n&scti~suairss .dunn~nt leRr'
aAmtsSiOns s,lts~ autrra csax n R4ssae,
Milan, Turin, Palermo Ct Nxples.---
-Em AngletArrf. Il Ii chanabrr sles
Lords, Il comt~ Shxftabury eat oppo~E
mn titrn d'imperatrice. vntA par les
Chm nisnrcs ! IN rrinr Victoria. RI NO. |
loNel CAc~sley, mort III &s,n,alne' der
micro, 'ktait l'ARt~as an c6i6l,rs articlel
4 srnaatien Battle ~ DUrkiss. --On
anronns u rartAru d~s digns~ds Her
EsrlDsch. ~ Hallands.--Un steam
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u, ;,icr, Reage. Tont 10 ,sond~ gui
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-01

hts reproch6s IN juge Dsvis, d'Est Baton
Rouge.-Dop Carlos Pi6, cxconsul d'Espa-
gnc. pr6sent6 m Gouvesneur Il. do II Bar
eorn, con succennour. fStsiAW Ii sssa
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Corresponds della Bale St Louis
Plahs(rns R4pchlicains q 0yracuss

n y = ar&ssimineis qui. "a nonnnnt IL lscx6
ciitiOn, c0nf~Ssent lenr crime ct s'en ropan-
r.nf: lien -sf d'autrrs qui font de r6cha-
fsu1 Il sh6affr IL lcur cynisme ct de lcur
iInpadHilce. Les usembrss de In deguiAm ccQ-
vontion dr Syracuse appsrticuncnt \ eatte
dssaiAsW categs,ri~. coiirhSs xona Il poida do
lesn 1ffait4st DE- esnx - lcurs cafyph6oa
ils nrttrrt insolcm'ncnt en- jngement oeaxqne
lc p~upie , appellee m ponvoir pour les jii-
ger. ki<n ne trahif nie'rx Ia corfnptien e.
'nkrslc qua crttc hislsusr bvuiInnn-ris. y',ts
En- efirt. que p~naer dc II moralite dun
P~npleA Tsti IN ~ de frirons en- dcvoir ~
y EruEsr aeruis qninse ems oNsnt - per
METRE dsdresAcr an Iaaassge aassi cifronH
.bon p~tipl--ic pe,ipIe est toajours bon
diAent-ils. nous s0min<s tcs Glas, nous aor-
tins d. tr~ fntr&iiles.--on y sent bicn.--aic
de l1uduIgcnce pour n0us: II cat yrAi. nous
avons pSch<. nnais c'e~t un reu de tn faute,
err nous ~ tcuvions pr<voir ~ voife-fare de
majoritk radlc.lc ia congras pour nettoyer
nos pesifcs s6uiifursa. Mais. pour l'smOsir.. !.
dn psrfi. arrAclcsoua dns mains DE- cea mt;-
cftanfs de dAm0crat~s qui sont en- train d'ax-
Adef bss tuvpitusles aax regards du monde
c4ttec AprAs teut, de qnoi Hommes-pous
ooupablca De pctitea distrsctions.... auoi |!
n dyyesr q u ld~gdk. CONNIE dit FAne du
eou - Heataaas nais ear. mAis eux, ~
0Am00rAfees dlnfAsn0s ret0flee ord ont 0nnnv6
de rchverser le meiileur...r
PasdnM nsaAiesarS. j. voma arfets N; vuns
nhyca pl4s 10 drnit d 9uali6~r do .'meii-
lcur. I'M gouverrseE,ent quo vous aves d<a-
hcnuse. Que v0tsr avkx pf<ipitk dams Ii
41N , ~ point ane u rAm<ricaiu de- cssur
nose, \ r6tranger, confsaser - nation slit<; !;
fne y vjefllA AhgI gIsletrS ri soas cape de voir
dses quel elea11s i N6os1Isas conduit -
ancirns cslosss; gnc Bissuark - frufte NJ
inaine en contenplant o. grand nanfrsge r6-
pabssesin; - gae lcs braves r6pnblicaiIis dc
FmHge faStle grinaes 3 l'aEoct @ II N
pee44ae-esoNl2k tourn6e l'snvers. .s...f
,Ah6ts McAsieurs, rsts1nx- x-vous ct faites
qaslqn@ sae6ss de p<sltll ~. e<siex ID ,;lacc
Ar4,sNtses; quells qSe soit y, sl<nominatioa
qa1b pfenncnt il@ ne sAalraicnt fairc pis quc
vSss, - , csap ~ u GGgtnt mienx. HAtcs-
yans. opr II tagst d., tnnpsi peur nctsAvcss
to- lce monnmeuts eAiciels dmt, xous .sTss
MT eutaat d'<cunee d.Ankiax. Quart al,x
beme1es 01aa, rs1fesas, u 61kte0Sla Ebk.ous
o1 tn4tpsn49naa. ile Peat qu'ana ohsss 3
hire, cest u y bouchcr Is ncz pour laisser
49, csoss Sslosskls lsasfiture al " bjeu.
~ cpeysssa sIflniss.I Ansai ah IT,
a. 81 nas StLosis, y nsn = ! 10 It'd
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sQILnErIE I! sDs sEMAINE ;llll \ |.

Otvoul6 u - 1nAij ~ Philoaolp pAte,
Sups6ssace d President, du Con-
HrA1, dee gouvcrnesrs dos, Etaes ~
Tseyitsires, st du Corps diplomstiqne,
xtEanger, par npe grande .marche du
coppoyitenr sllemand Richard Wsg-,
nsr, ct IN Hymne patriotiQne du
poAto Whittier. En' Attendant, ID
iessivo continue 4 washington.
EehaWge de dement's etitfsi l'asocat-
gtsk4Al PSerrcpont, out aflrIne avoir
xssit par porIirs desGrant ia. fanense
lsttve Dyur \ lsQnelle Babe0ckI doit
sau sslut, st Grant, yQui mia tavoir
donna un ordre QnelcOnQuA, y cot
GgArd. Le bruit court one Rnbeson,
Borfc et Grant, sont impiiqu6s dams
uii Z siGtonrnenrent de 20 millions,
dp6F6 lorsqne Borie 6tait Jnembro idu
cabinet; ind6pendamment ds l'af.
fhirs du fort sill, BelknAp ct COM
promis dana nns entrepyipe ds fDnrsi-
ti,rYide pirrrss tomhalss' Aax ciMs-
tiAres nilitaires, ct dane unsT r~nisc
aur ID prix fun epyoi de ceIqEiJ7yss,
"A fort Leavenworth; rex.skii&seur
Stewart nnrait .recu 42JD, 900. dout
AlOO,OO0 "d'6pingies~ y Aisa femme,
poor faire mousAsr lA mine Emmaj
Il afsnne du general 1eynoiAA, qsi
coumnnde = d<pavteMent du Texaa,
Aprajt sccnpt4 uSe peppgi6tf valiant
1MDM ponr avolr Psoe9Ff IN noPte,
com mercial 'du mAmA. Gpayp one eelui
dsMarsh; u gSng4i Sherdis1 dit !
CO propos, ,qu'il trop peur d. bean
sexe a. VI capssaIS, " dethAndeA 4 Ace
qGsSn l1isse con quAstierlgede~l Z
SGl.Csiis. D'antso 4 rase y D6n6esll
Kiltatrick. raecnte anen ~ Ofn6rAl
R4tterA>}d lui = pGeat 4 "a QA 9ilvhN-
lat AgDr de son cy6dit .pOpy lRi ,flixe,
obtenig n deuaps d. New LesV
cpiAit4s deDquete Foiarept toRte tette
fanfU, 6Oontsnt ID mafth4nd Maf1h
al conAfme - preMi3fe 'NSciara-
tlsna dt uinisirN 1k4Ahtx tWt prsaid
leAoGtA s6wGtu IL Aon Iinnossscs. Issi
stunJLjsry - Washipgtsn = d6rsds6
d,ascsaeefDN Hallstt KlhDnsns, pOnrI
sow pyefus ds6clairsr v Chambrs Nar
Ia tnFpjtadss commiseA daps u Dis
triet de Cclomhie par les. plus .haut@
pefSob pages. P0ar tr6er llDc diver
asUn, iijic rWx1enr - prDpag.s, \ kAvoir
qASfyN ptStsHdnnt Don Cavlos "
fAtrsaaM Fatx avec le m d'EspAgnt,
Ass~ kngny6 COanmA tsior-fsi q cnba,
tlaa'siea aAr6uvyira int 1 proeos
l. s4asAjse IhiaSassAV6s siesiees--Le,
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9niSnssn xtkiuAbt, i ds' u virEinis
dtsadedtnie, " etA 60nAmSn Sn<tt 6tkife ~
M&aGlUnsUts 1r6ets s~IJt4tvegL II va IN
sGbfAane - - 10sfll5onA ilaAsls l1nsds
Af1intnA eouvdeules r6elamationa|
dissp dhrAlebaaa.h-Le,1& - d6c6- !
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TS efsses ysiHjtjdas | nd.
~ 3HD1ltilj fosk Is ,leisnasp da
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1munl nltaQiqo1V Vix--1sea aihAAiteel4 igS1e
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~ stil ns trsmsigs8 .qgpiiilnH
sgs IFioa % .siH2nKTi atHElsa!oTI
suH91 1fin. iHp siglans siusis9iofu
.igfhs sibT3b gaB .ias ~ rsgB31o
alnaI a!Iyyn0I IL 1N srgllAgisiG
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-03
IRIS AN III wind that blows

IRIS an i'll wind that blows nobody
any good. The war in the East is
expected t, raise the price OF wheat
in the United States. European
wars have usually had such result.
Military operations along tho south
ern border of Russia almost neces
sarily interfere with the export OF
wheat from that country, and the
United States must supply the def
cheney. "Russia is the great gram
merry of the world, and her wheat
seeks it's market from the Black Sea
through the Dardanelles into the
Mediterranean, but this sea and the
Danube closed, it will have no outlet
save through the Baltic by way Of
st. Petersburg, and that will prove
too costly. So this is Americas ops
portunity, and her grain will soon be
in demand fop Western Europe
And should the war spread and in
volvs other nations, farming may be
profitable work in this country for
years to come, aud even our manu-
factories may profit by the misfor-
tunes OF Europe
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-03


rG-A few days ago Miss Sarah
Goodloe, daughter of a prominent
resident, of Portage, Pa, and two
little girls, named Jennie Wagner
and Laura Webb, went out in the
Wyckoff Mountain to pick hpcLle,
berries. About ten o'clock the
Webb girl returned crying to the
village, and said that Miss Goodloe
had been bitten by rattlesnake and
WAS sick in tue woods about mile
away.
The young lady's father, accom-
panied by couple of friends and
DR.. Crane, hastened to the spot,
guided by the girl. On reaching it
a fearful sight presented itself. Miss
Goodloe lay in commissions on the
ground and was swollen to an enor.
nous size. DR.. Crane at once tore
her clothing loose and revealed the
fact that the flesh had commenced
to turn black. She was entirely un.
conscious aud was at once pronounc-
ed beyond all human aid The snake
had sunk his fangs deep into the
calf of her leg in two places, and one
of them was found hanging to her
stocking. The doctor administered
such remedies as are used in such
cases, but the unfortunate yonng
woman died in few minutes after
the arrival Of her father and party
Her limbs swelled that the one bit.
ten by the snake burst the skin
She died in the most intense agony.
The circumstances attending the
case are related by the little girl as
follows They were picking berries
near the top Of the ridge and had
their pals nearly filed. Suddenly
Miss Goodloe gave loud scream.
and. dropping her pail, ran wildly
out Of the bushes toward plot Of
grass near by, shouting, "My God,
my God. a rattle snake has bitten
me !" She threw herself on the
grass and commenced rolling and
shrieking. The little Webb girl ran
toward her and saw a portion OF the
snake. which seemed to be still at
tacking Miss Goodloc. About half
Of the snake, from the rattles up,
was exposed, and il was sounding
the latter in a manner denoting the
greatest rage. The little girl. with
singular bravery. seized the reptile
by the tail and jerked it loose from
Miss Goodloe. and killed it with a
club before it got away. She then
t,ld the young lady that they had
Ibetter start for home ct once, aud
they hurried homswsrd. the two it,.
tie girls assisting Miss Goodloe. who
continued "a grow III from the Of.
Seets OF the bite. and 6ually dropped
IN commissions d The spot wherN the
~. a A.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-03

INDIANA TO DE BoUGur. Til len
deems IL Of vital importance to his
cause that the Democracy carry In
diana in October. To accomplish
this 90, 600, 900 arc 10 be raised from
the faithful to be expended in that
State. We greatly mistake tho tex
ture Of Indiana voters il Tildcn or
any other man can purchase them in
the pending canvass. Some OF them
may be poor, but Tammany Hall
cannot control money enough to
buy them. Samuel will find this
out to his sorrow in October, il not
before.
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We condensc/Fror tho x<a,oh Pecfser tho
substancc ofa/ Conversation about Oak Hall. In
ciotSn IN &%encs Visitor larsSss sSs
nttendaiit~fo tho speakers:
ltsfor. What corner u the building onY"
AGsnddI, South. East corner Of STA and
Market Please note the SIXTH, for Fomc
strangers seeking Oak Hall. have becn niisicd
by designing persons"
,,.v';,"n y Perfectly colossal Do you know
a. 1000 tqunrc feet---ce on Market, and
1s0 odd on Sixth, siy stories high. has over
three ,,, acre. r noortsN and covers space once
SsssplisS Ssss ppisaes sy han twenty diasisnt busi,
v. lido you use steam, -powerY,
A. giant young engine furnishes power
Tor the freight and passenger cev ators and the
t"ns ~ SsSm ian h 10, heating and the other opera
y. What order do you fake with eocdsv
a. they are frst opIled and arranged In
tors room S on v ibS soor 70 The inspee-
VS. insspectins ihe ilrst oopcmtionT"
n no, sir. measuring. The goods arc first
measured In the prcoc. then Inspected. Iho
sloth passes over rollers IN the face of q strong
ilght and two men sit one before and ono
nnd hswn ~ ,e sng g9ods % Watching with tho ego OF
marking every flaw, so TINT the cutter may SEQ
and ayoid nwhen he comes to cut the gar
y, You must employ IN srzy Of cutterY'
A. Come 10 our ifth aoSE and zee We
keep 20 hands all tho ti(Ar cYfing up the cloth
into garments. --besideN M machines that do
dozen mems work caclNt a stroke"
vi. Do you manufacture all your own
A; "wc do. and most carefully. Our er.
aminers Inspect every stitch and seam, md
ecrtuy 70 every garment us extra-well made
bciore We put our ticket on It, and become
deal r. ''u great
a I'm every direction, cir. Itht%sys,em
and economy we practice all the waf N, ,oiigh.
peopa ,, enSs'Ss as Sc ps o te put our to ho
Of itY H''erih'p'e''ns The work. whn'bo
A. Before II goes into Stock II Is Het,t,s
Eyery single garment has it, number and
other points noted ON II. ~ that its entire his.
tory can be traced without fail. upon our
A Y. You must have IN or N salesmeny,
"a; Why sir, on busy days You mavsee 100
IN the various rooms and suites oil rooms
selling to the throngs OF clistomers"/ '
and ID e,pSs!ysg' apU y?@' do an order buETby mail
A. Very great All over the country. Our
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The HAMBURG MAssAcRE.-D o r
mocracy is beginning TO discipline
South Carolina Republicans. The
Hamburg massacre is the first step
in that direction. Because n militia
company refused to surrender its
arms TO a mob its officers and men
were shot down like dogs. Had il
been white company, and its as.
sailants black, the whole country
would have been on fire with indig.
nation. But the militia were black,
and the outrage is applauded by its
Democratic authors, and finds de-
tenders in Democratic House Of
Representatives. The savages un-
der Sitting Bull are not a bit worse
than the cut throats Of Hamburg,
5, @. What does Governor CHAINS
laiu propose to do with the ruflians I
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The Cominq Elections.

In view OF tho Presidential election
in November, the State elections
which will precede it will be looked
10 with interest. The following is
the order OF these elections
]. Kentucky, on the first Monday
in August. for members of the Leg
islature and Circuit Judges. I'm
doubtedly Democratic.
9. California, on tho first Wednes.
day in September, is for members Of
the General Assembly and members
OF Congress. The parties are pretty
equally divided, each claiming the
victory, and IN exciting contest is
predicted.
3. Vermont on the first Tuesday
in September, for State officers and
members of the General Assembly.
and as the State is overwhelmingly
Republican tho only interest attach
ed to the election will be the relative
loss and gain Of the two parties.
4. Maine, on the second Monday
in November. State ticket, and there
seems to be no doubt of the reelec-
tion of General Seldom Conner, Re-
publican, the present Governor.
8. Georgia, on the second Tuesday
in October, FOR Governor, with pro-
bable choice Of the Democratic tick
ct by a large majority.
6. West Virginia, on the second
Tuesday IN October, State ticket,
members OF the Legislature and
members of Congress- The Demo
Gratis claim that all their dissentions
are healed, and that they will carry
the State.
7. Ohio, second Tuesday in Octo-
ber, for full ticket, with the excep
tion OF Governor. Tho Republicans
claim they will carry the State by an
increased majority over Hayes vote
in 1876.
8. Indiana. on the second Tuesday
in October, for full State ticket
Indiana promises to be the battle
ground preparatory to the Presiden'
tial onset in November, aud both
parties will put forth their best
efforts to secure the ascendency.
.. Iowa, on the second Tuesday
in October. This is a Republican
State, and may be expected to cast
its vote in that direction both in DC
tober and November.
10. Nebraska, second Tuesday in
October. This is also Republican
State.
IL. Texas, on the first Monday in
November This State will probabl,
go Democratic by from 75,0OJ t.
100000 majority, but the election il
too near the time OF holding the
Presidential election to affect it in
any perceptiblo degree.