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inson: for Iicutcnant-Govcrn lrcdc-
rick j. klngsiand. The platform tie
clarcs that the Republican party Is pure
and the Democratic party corrupt;
against division of the school fund Tor
the specie resumption act. and against
third term. No instructions are given
to delegates to the National convention
Boston Eccniag Gosetic. Rep: mat
the White House interposcd 10 save him
there can be no doubt. The manner III
which the defense obtained possession ol
certain documents, and the order OF the
encouragement against allowing induce
ments to be made to men to turn state :
evidence, are proof enough u this. The
consurc of this latter act in tM press has
been inadequate to the oilcnsc. Ii Is the
most high-handcd piece of Improperly
that we remember To have been commit
ted by any man in public life, and, unless
some more adequate explanation than
has now been offered is made. measures
should be taken for the Impeachment OF
its author. y 1t is proved that
Gen. Babcock wa. the associate OF
scoundrcls. lie was the in
tiuiate friend OF those who composed the
Shepherd ring in Washington, and lac
was the intimate friend of those who con-
sti,utcd the whisky ring at 1t. Louis.
That the President should
choose n man for the secretary who finds
congcnial associates among two distinct
sets ofcriminalS. Shows the tastes ana the
| tendencies of that official in manner toe
plain to be mistaken. That he should re-
store such man to Office after vindica
ton which went no further than to declare
| Il had not been proved that he knowingly
participated in crimes he aided, seems i'm
possiblc-or would have seemed so under
any prcviou. administration the country
| has seen.
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POLITICAL NOTES

-Scnator Sharon, who took his seat on
Monday, has promptly drawn his first
years salary.
chicago tribune: "Thc Republican.
V, inu'ana have greatly damaged, If not
already killed, Mr.. Morton's chances By
,onll"s him with the shlmplastcr plat
INC Iowa legislators politely acceded
10 Request Of Miss Susan b. Anthony ia
address the" on The subject of woman
suffrage, on last Saturday. Al ,ho HON,
appointed she went, but the mcmhcr,
didh It's the empty seats couldn't yet,
there was no indacenent Tor Mis- An,
,hony to address them, and She left ,bc
State House thinking unattcrable thing.
The Connecticut Republicans have
| nominated for Governor, Henry &. noh.
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ON THE HONE srnuTc,,

The Picrrepont letter is one of those
matters relating to the whisky trials In
general and Babcock's in par,icuIor
which Will not out at the bidding, o,
those interested. Little by little all
the ugly facts in connection with its ori.
gin and publication are coming out il,
spite OF the evident determination 10 III,
contrary OF the White House party
which In this case includes the President
Attorney General Picrrepont and Bah
cocks counsel, storrs and Porter. H.
answer to the House resolution calling
Tor an explanation Of it, the Attorney
General sent communication N
congress stating "timt such in.
structons as he issued were mcrol,,
In confirmation and approval ~,
arrangements already made, and that as
those distractions and arrangements re
late to matters now in progress, iii,
House would readily see the propricty OF
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AN ILLINOIS FUED.


Special 10 the st. Louis Republican
Mourn VERNON. llls. March IA
bloody row occurred about noon to-day
on the platform Of the railroad depot nj
Woodlawn, five miles west of this city,
a difficulty had taken place last nigh
between Henry tunnels and several
brothers named Soils Oliver, the elder
of the boys. met Ruuncls at the depot to.
day, and struck him with slung shot,
inuring him severely. He was
about following mp the blows when a
friend OF Runncls, named John u. Nix.
went to his assistance. In the fight that
cnsucd Nix shot soils through the
shoulder. a younger brother Of Oliver
then ran up toward Nix with drawn
knife. when the latter cmpticd the rc-
maindcr of hi. barrels upon him.
The excitement causd by the af-
fair was very great. Up to this writing
Nix has not been arrested. None of the
wounds inflicted are likely TO prove
fatal.
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TnE Metropolis Journal, expressing
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before the horse, dominates Blaine and
Morton as its ticket. We think the Jour-
naFsdoubts are correct and that the horse
would kick out Of the traces and tear the
cart to pieces before he would submit to
the arrangement
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The Louisville people have discovered
that their debutante. Miss Anderson, is
not Charlotte Cushman and that it will
take years of study to make her II great
tragic actress.
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The Indiana Republicans propose to
call State convention for the purpose of
appointing committee to decide whether
the platform commits the party to inila-
ton or specie resumption.
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Gov. KELLOGG called on Gen. Grant
for troops, but the President refused to
send them and Senator West tclegraphed
to Kellogg that he would have TO look
out for himself.
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Mr.. BELL lGwIN, late editor of the
Southern WNoisdn, is about TO start 4
Democratic newspaper in Carbondalc.
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employing very little of il in bIsincss,
one would think the good lady might
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necessary. without calling on the nation
to tlo II.
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rATALtypc pneumonia Is prcva.
lent IN aud around Carbontlalc.
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THE Hon. VIM. Ilartzcll has returned
to Washington.
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Gov. BEvERrDGr has par'loncd, within
the last year, onc hundred and thirfy-iour
criminals out of the penitcntiary.
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SENATOR MoRroS says that Lyon is
lynn on him-that he never was bribcd
In the interest of the Emma Mine swlndle
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On
Injuries 10 Mgn or Beasts,
Fails, Bruises.
strains. Sprains, Contu-
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Fractures. Cuts, Iaccra-
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Sunburus.
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Nose Bleed. aud Bleed
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Bloody Discharges.
piles - Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, (lnialliblc }
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Breast.
Painful or too Proiuse
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BOils. Carbuncles. Tu-
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! COriss and Bunions, Chat.
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Chnfings.liarness or Sad
die Calls.
GesOn or Whitlow, Frost,
cd Limbs OF Parts.
Mosquito Bites. Insec
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FOR

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24
PART V.

The ancient orone alluded to in the last
chapter had been standing behind the
window curtains of that bedroom which
had been Thankful Blossoms in the weeks
gone by. She did not move her head but
stood looking domurcly, after the manner
Of ancient croues over the summer land
scapc. For the summer h1d come
before the tardy spring was scarce
gone, and the Gins before tho window no
longer lisped, but were eloquent in the
sOftcst zephyrs. There was the flash Of
birds IN among the brushes, tho occasional
drOuing OF bees in aud out the open win
dow. and Il perpetually swinging censor OF
flower Incense rising from below. The
farm had put on its gnye't bridal rnimcnt,
and looking ut the old farm house shadow
cd with foliage aud green with creeping
vines, it was diilicult TO conceive that snow
had ever lain on its porches OF iccles
swung from its messy caves.
Thnnkfull' sud voice, stlll treinu-
lous with weakness.
The anclent crone turned, drew aside
the curtains, aud showed the sweet face OF
Thfnkiul Blossom, more beautiful even in
it, paleuoss.
Come here, darling" repeated the
voice.
Thanl,rl stero.i I, the sofa whercou
Law the cnuvlI. Nti,l, Van Z,ndt
TEL mo. svo, incir.." .niI the Major,
ta>iun her hand ,l hI.. When Won mar
riod me. as.-ol t,i,l tnr ,.',rpl i'm. that YOU
mi.i,t hlv, tl.i..t. 81 Nurse me. did YOU
ncvcr nnh tn. 81, dr,.h splrcd me.
mi.hfhlv, n.rt .-,. f...i.urrd that even
YOU. drp l,r.. w.i. hive turned from
IN, ui,i. lop.lf
"rntt u.,. ia IT, donr.' said
Thnntfu. ..s 81 know thri
thnp. .i....,It .fh.nor aud soil
dcvotioi. nf .n. .. .lnI have kept
thom i.1n i.nI- promise, to d
poor gr
"But. dl.n..' .ru. the " .ior
raisisrh'r mif Via. In &c upposr the
cu.rh4l n..lI.s. ...i: lap..t yan had
! taken the Hl~,t.t: tnf. nnd recovered
witNl.u ulsl-tlt. ..l.lt .b.l that this sweet
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poor Major escapes with his life or without
Disagreement, pretty Mistress Bolton Of
Morristown need not be scandalzed or
jealous"
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-07

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1OOrk of this character,
are the BEST in the
County, and our Prices
are 0lrOays LOWER than
those of any other office
in the county.