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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
SnlaMoilde Na9rt9ten.
SC r6Itbe :.
(Offtete1I.l
Taften . 0erOrSnuns fur Die Oi6'
ceie ct. Naul.

&l6ermittwU&. Der erfe Sag in Der Ta
i~en3stt. fd1t eisles Sabr auf BEN l. Ndr3
L. &ae Sage In Der Safsnseit. Sonntas
aus9snCmmen. fin stbUtene Safftass.
2. Das @etct bss Safsns Yerlanst BIT
Gntbaltuns ron speifen, NIT Iusnabz'
elmer Mablsett, fcpte IS au6 BON pteisr eer
@snub ron Slstl6lYsifsn ausiAlts6t.
8. Der@enus rrnSletf6lpeiien BET eiefe1
etnen Mabl3sit 1T isSO& in cssfer DtOesf
bur& DifpsnIatipn erlaubt, nit Iusnabm'
Bee Mttwc6s une Srtttoss jeher @oGe
Hbes Quatemt sr,S amfuss unb Der 4 lsstsr
Sage Der 5afeniett-
4. Slide unO SIetfG eurfrn ni9t BET Der
ieltsn Matt;eit stnO Gen reresn.
5. CUR 3uberettuns Der Speiie If
@Gwetnsfett erlaubt.
90 % 6. Cine tletne Grfrti&uns, aepS6nlif
COLLATION. senannt, bic ben 4teu She'll ether
Rabl3eit ntGt iibsrldrettet, 10 M6enbs sr.
Iaubt ; Bel etHer icl@en COLLATION. birfen
Stihs, Butter. 8die IS. senpfen percen.
Gewpbnbett erlaubt aud ess NOrsens
cine s&ale &adse. Gbse Ceer bunne Gepec'
lahe nit etnem 8ifsn 8rCb su sentesen.
Z. Dos SaHenaebct psrpF!Gtet untsr et.
nu SObfinte @Ie jene. welGe eas 81. Sc.
bsnsiatr pclsnret baben. 5clSenbe @srfC.
men Ginb aus bslpnSeren @rinoen rom Sa.
Gen uaosucmr,pn.
\. Die &ranfen; 2. bic nit fhweren
@rbetten ODER eri&6pfsnben 9fi&ten Be.
fHdftsten; 3. Srauen wdbreHb ttrer
@Hpanserl&aft unb 70 LANCE Re 8tnber
Gt1en.
@erfpnen, pelGs f4 felbf pom Saaense.
BOT entfG ulbteen Ober UNI Nbffsn3 naGfu.
den, fO1en I'm @ewiden i~berseust Setn, bab
Der @runb tbrsr unfdbiatstt su fallen In
rirtliGsm unuermDsen unb niGt In su gro.
FER @nGiGt NIT f6 lslbf ltess. SIN swet.
fslGaften Sd1en psnee man fih IN fetnen
Seelfprssr; aud lr1ten f6 iene. psl6e
oussenpmmen iinb. mad &rdftsn bemilpsn.
BITE RtGtteaGtuns ees 5aiens bur@ ancere
'8uewsrte gu erleben unD in 1ebsrelnftm
rauns NIT benz Settle Der 8irGe in bisisr
betltosn 3sit in Gemsinl&aft nit ben ue-
brisen benz @tbet unp Sammluns bes
@eifes Der &eHe unb !3ertnirri4ua9 iber
bic Sinesn flo tineeben.
s. 0asGebet berGntbdltun9 pcnSleif6.
ipetfen perttnsst ale, nit &usnabne fletner
Stnter.
9. @erIOnen, welGe pom Der obligation
,um TaRen peeen 8ranfbett, i6wsrr Ar.
belt &c. fret inp, iap ni&t %uerbunoen. blcs
einmal Slsii& gu efen, an ben 9assn, an
welHen Tlstl& erlaubt 1T.
Die @rief.r psrpsn wdtreno Der 6afen
3u fsfssftstsn 3stten bsiOnbsre aneaGts.
%lbunssn baltsu tn ibrenStrAen. @rattii8e
8elebrungen i5er bic &rifit4en SFt6tsn
bic @atrameHts unb bic rehte gOrbereituRs
auf bsren ulrptBea Gmpfans ic1en bet pte'
fer @slsssnbstt ssseben pereen; aud ioaen
He bic itrer Gorge ansertrauten Stnber I'm
RateGtsmus gut untsrrt&tsn unb ~hteieniSen.
welGs bas setOrtse Mlter trretdt taben, fur
ben Gmpfans Der erften bl. 8OmmuRtcn auf
Olern porbereiten.
SIN Outrage ses @O&p'fsn 9rn. 8t.
f6Ufs.
Sotn etants 9stretdr.
CT. saul 81. Sch. 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
W eltIt6 e &.

@etaIgeln.-Gus M~altinstcn pirb ae,
melbet: Gin naGorldl,Ger Dsriub wirr
nod In Der seeenndrttsen SeiiUn tss Son.
sreGes sema&t werpsn, bic SUle> unb Gil.
berwdbruna purh Srdgun9 PES rplwertbt.
cen Siiber.D Dollars wtecer ber3utslen, nell
der Damn fur ale 3weds, ausgencmmsE bic
Sil9uns pen SAalbsn, bic eontrattlt6 in
Cob Der be (ebenbsn @dbruns ju entrtnten
fne. Elm ssfesItAss 3obtunssm,ttel fetn fOu.
Son etaes tatbulii&en Saniaarr : 9anpt.
linBs.-O9bemais, eth Snbtauer 6duptltns
ees Gowlts Stammss, farb tlr3lit I'm 30,
ben alter pUn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAB.
rem. 60 mar Der dltefe SnDtaner an Der
YaeiFe &ufe, aussenemmen berieaise In
Sauta Grus. wel&er 1913 Sabre 0tt TT, unb
uber Dolmttlhsr bss 8tltpfs Demers
par. Ostemals mar Elm gutter 81ttoltt
0ruBe S9aarru pom arausn @blfen be.
~unruttsen Die gtettsereeR in Der RaAbar.
f1aft BON Greeley In COLORADO. Da bte
8iTslbssrbsn tpesen Der nnileen Bittsrans
bic tsst nod niht fapwdrts sssOsen iinb.
unb bte Snhtaner. wte es ftetnt. tn Mot 70
srcbsn @aRsn ute sewSbnttA Der Sasb Ob.
ltsssn. 70 baben F& bic fOna 70 fetssnD0tis
bur1 6unser Setrteben. tn 8Isbe &ubel su'
fammensefdaart unb lberfaltn etn;slne
@tads &inssttb. fObals Re iOiHe In eintssr
GRtfernuns Don menf6ltAsn @Obnunssn
antrefea.
Garsen Rrs3ek NIT f1ls&tsn 5duiern
maGte man neultt tn benz Stdpthen ga.
ftua tn Soma. Gin MaRn unb etne Srau.
bts baielbl Elm fOI&es 9aus btelten, wurSen
BON ben glrsern t%sraussstolt Der Rann
warb setteert uab sefebert unb bas Wetb
fatrte man an einen 9et1, un1 ibr etn tals
ties Bah iu eetsn; Re bat iepoN 70 um
@naee, bae mar Fe ungeeaoet laafen lieB,
naHpem fe perlpr0Gen bate. iammt tbrem
@attsn In, goselsewanre, NaiSua 81 per.
lafen.
sn9 in GalifOrnien iinb bic 8anfrdubsr
an Der Nrbett. Bon Dem bcrttsen Stdpt.
den 8atersRelb fpmmt bic NaGrtHt, bas in
elmer Der ssten RiGts Gtubrstsr tn Biz
,3srn Safe 8ant' %einbransen, wdprenb Der
&afirer In Der 8ant BEL ben BlAsrn faf
unh fArteb unb reHnete. Sis f0lussn Der
@ann nietsr, &lorDformirten ibn anO raub'
ten $1,000, wOsOn $4,000 Der GOuntstuf'
sebOrten. @m MOrsen fanb man ben Saf
Erer bepustlos ouf stnsn1 Slide.
neter Spradhsrmirruas In ben @ertGtsr
Gan Graneisecs miro b:rtHtet; Gin Ycr
Gtnsai&en Gltssn tn yeru sstorsnsrGS inefe
Der nur lYaRti& fpraG. mar &tiser 0eser
einen SapaRer. Der nur Sapantl@ fpra6
Sur leStere SpraHs mar tetn anberer Dol
metf9er I'm @ert6tsfaale au Faten, ais eli
Gttaeis, Der ieSpG ntGt snsltf9 fpreGel
fennte. Man BALI fi& santt, bab Der Stab
anwalt bic 5rasen euf GnslifA fsnte, bief
BON BEN lpanif4en OclmetfGer benz Peru
gbtnsGsn pprSettst rurben, befsa &ntwpg
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
8ermiI1te Na6rt6ten.

HeuefeH Ia&rtaten ,afe1se
fdeint Der garssrtrtes In Gpantsn RAID fet.
nsh, gnbe entsesen 3u Setsn. unb Don Gar.
los, tros fsiner telbenmhtbisen 9lnlrsnsun.
gen Der rlsberma&t gu erltesen.
aus @abrtb uaslbet Der Setesrapt pom
81. Ssbruar: Die R6ntslt&sn fdrett.n auf
terem Stesssjuse Mnaufbaltfam fort. Der
Central Trtmc be &toera tat bic lesten her
earltRiiGen Sorts tn Bavaria befebt. Nit
Gfs1a Fet ben 86nisltden Der erb6ere She'll
Der Mrttns.te bes Tetnbss IN BITE &dnbe.
Den Gsf bate berfttbe tn etnsn abarunb
sepsrfen. tspor Die 9Sntslt&sn etntraftn.
Don Garlcs fol- mad Srantret& seFcten
fetn. Bel SolOfa persen bic MlfenfRen
sermutbli& ouf nur sertnsen @tberfant
tossn. ba bic Garltfen s6ats entuutbtst
inb.
alfOns 10 mad M,ssYtia sesunsen, 100 ct
ibernaGten rrirh.
8Snis &lfcns Sat f& aufsema&t. uu, fG
an BITE eptse fetnss 5eeres ~ fsIen, unb
NIT bemfslbsn -natarlt4 lorbesrtetrdRjt-
fetnsn fsierltGsn Ginsus III Der !Sauptfabt
su talten. Wel4sr 6elb!--
Aus Wten m.lbet Der E.leerapt,,: Der
Cardinal 9sbcHprstt war psn ..ber otter.
rstAiiGsn Rsstsruns aufSefcrbert wcrben,
fetne Rstfe bur4 @altiten stn3uRsIen I.unb
Demunfruttcnen su ~serrnetsen, pel6e sssen
befreuntete 1a&baraaat.n ssriGteti gu fttn
l2etnen fSnntn. Der Cardinal, welAer R&
aussnblIdli& tn &rataa uuftalt, ;ptrb R&
birslt mad &om bessbex.
Der Rst&sratb BAT truB bee WrcteRss tes
Dfsrrei&if&.n 8tl&Sfe bte gSrtase anse.
nennsatn, wel&e bic 3tORer ..sunter bic Muf.
f8t bes Staates fsnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
Sereim fir SJmeianer : Miif1p:
men.

lleber eiefen @sretn entnebmen nir
Der Ncrc@N merifa fclsenpss:
Das !. Msettns pes philadelphia
3wetses oteies 0ereinss fame an 8. b.
VI. i'm WObnbaule Don frau W. q.
gsling No. pa Slp 10. Sttabs
fati.
Der bedp'fe 6sr M. s. Martin
pom 81. WarY's pyd1pirte. Na6 et,
mem @ebete perlas Der bOhw. bsrr cen
Mufruf Der Drau SHERMAN, Der Satin
pes befanntsn Generals, an bic Grauen
Ger Ser. Staatsn uno fnGpfte paran
einise a~nsemenene Semerfunsen. Die
0eiealdaft oraan.itte iib Johann bur6
Nabl pom Wib &manra s. bolOban
als 0~ortgetin, PES bO6w. perm Wis
Gael j.. Warttn ais SdaBmetter unp
Dig Wars Dwyer al6 S6rififlbrerin.,
Mue Danen ipra6sn fid pabin aus,
rab Der neue. 3wfisperein giinfiseAus>
Ibten babe. So LET bsreits eire nam=
bate Summe an Gen tohnGreiaen
6errn y. ". Brouilst, YrdIeentin
unc S6aBmeiitsr pss 6a~upt;wstges In
Nalbinetpn, ab9elaurt worpsn unp In
gang philadelphia cine rsge Ibeilnabme
in Ausfht seltsut.
Sc m5se bier aud cine furae Sc
lhihte pss 0erstn5 ernGbnt {ein. Sc
1T allsemein beflnrt, caB uniere Bum
cessNpminitrattOn gang in 6dnpsn
Ter Meeptbiftenprepissr IL, bsren Gins
fue es ssIans, faff AIS alsr fatbOlts
lden Sueianers MiNipnen an Ia au
reiben. Selbf Die einssfeildteaen
protetanten fSnnsn niHt II Abreee
ffeusn, nae tatbcliibe Wi0Tsndre felt
gntpsduns eieles eancss fir 8stsb>
runs Ger Snridnsr gum Gbrifsntbum
uno Civilization cerlsIbsn seleifet unp
pae' ite ftb a!s Die beten Snpianers
Wtiiondre bemdbrt BADEN. Bon laa
3ulas nabm rieGsinrieltsteit eerGestss
runs sssen fatbOIil&e Snpiunsr : Mils
fonsn mstr dberbsnp, 70 oas Die aas
tboltfen es emilio ais n5tbis anlaben,
oaSeSen enersil9 auf3utreten. Sc sss
lang tbnen, einsn aatboItten, @sneraI
@barlss gmias, NIT Gem spDfen ess
Snpiansr Gommt0its in Wa1btnatpn
su tetrausn unp Die fatbolilden Grauen
8albinstOns ;u einem 8srsine au or
saniiren NIT Grau DaIeresn, Der Grau
reS Der. Staaten Aemirals, als 8ers
fssrtn. Dtsls 9slsaidaft srIieb sann
etnen Aufruf an ale 6rauen Der Ser.
Staaten. woraaf fi@ tn ct. 2euis,
Cincinnati philadelphia 5peispereine
orsanifrten. Sn New yort ffebt bic
9rinpuns zines iclden 0sreines In
Ausi@t. Der bOdp'te 0srr Grsbi>
idof BON Baltimore bat ben bo1w.
6rn. s. 3. u. Brouiaet BON Daaa,
NaQa, @snnal 8iear Der Dt6se(eNess
quail in Nalbineton Iertttortum gum
prdGpentea unp S1asmetfsr Der ges
lammtsu Organization unannt uno
Der ebrwIr0iae 9nrtaner . WtfGonar
ntre itinen ts!isen WobnfB in Walb>
tnston aufSd@IaBen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26

Bon Der Sirma 8en3tser 8rotbe.rs
In Nep yorf ettieltfn MIR:
Sic 6lambemss anb Gittenlebre
Der tatsOltf6sn STRIDE, barsefs1t Don Yfar.
rer Or. 6ermann &elfus unb &setcr SIS.
SrdnSle; s., 6. unb Z. 6eft
SGOn frlssr purbe nit Na6bruf auf.
merriam eema6t. pie trtGtts fur f1ttolilGe
Samilten DEFENDERS btsfes Dsrt III, ruelGes
tn fasliGer unb 3usletG anfpre6snber Oar.
fe1uns BITE ee6rsn Der &tr1e ertldrt. Die
prd6tiae &usfattune NIT ptelsn bunbert
SlufrdttOnsn, In fetr fh6nem Druid unb
gapter MAIDEN tas Bud sabem fsbr eeets.
net au einem @ef6enf.
Das g8ert. bsGen Better Sitrer bte gm.
ofeblunsen Der beutfben 8tid6fe tn europa
unb amerita finS, tOfet per e~tsfsruns nur
20 Gents.
Bon Der Sirmu 9. 6erber tn1 ct.
0ouis
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26

atoRolii9e Sicariat BON Hsra' Itnueiota.
l. Die Fl. SaRensett 'bsstnnt NIT Sena
Nf&ermtttwOh. ben !. Mdrs.
2. aGs Sage Der ptersistdstsen 5aaen
NIT Musnabme Der SORntase fnb sebctene
Sahtase, an pel6en nur etne pc1e Nablistt
sefottet III.
8. @ebrau9 BON Slstl9fss.tn 10 bur@
Difpenfatton ssfottet al allen RaRlsstten
an @cnntassn unb bel Der 8auptmablsett
am @Ontas, Dienfas, Dcnnerfas une
Samfas NIT @usnabme hss Quatsmbsr.
.famfases unb Der pier lssten Sage In bsr
&barwpGe.
4. Der @snub bon Gisyn. Butter. @tld
unb 8dls, fOwie Der 8strGu4 BON Sett gum
Sc&en fat Der Butter IL In Der Safsnseti
e~stattst.
S. Stl& unb SletiN f5naen nte bet Ell
rer unb berfelbsn @atlsstt setraudt wsr
ben.
6. Gtns COLLATION. deer 2abuus fam an
@benb seneuamen werben, absr lie lou nt'
ben pterten Sbstt elmer sspStnli&en Wabl
attt IberRetsen.
Z. Cine SaGs8afse Ober5tee NIT etsra
MtlG unb 8rOb surf @OrSens ssnsn'sae'
wersen.
s. Bon Der Sscbadtuns bes Safsaa
aber nt&t Der Gntbultuns ssn Tlstfdpetit
tnb ausseuunmsn: Dteientsen trelHe ba
81. 2~ttensiabr nod ntGt erreiGt baten
Dietsnisen, welae fAwsre Arbstten ~ DC,
rt&tsn taten , ale, welHe watrpaft frat
pber fttr fGwdGli9 Fnt; 8rausn, BITE
Qnheren amRdnsen fG b~sFnben cser 3inss
an Der 8rut ftaen.
i @&wsr 2rante inb aud pcn hsr Abb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26

entseltIi6e pFese betaster unp orteitss
.unfabtser perlOnen Cbne &%eli9ionsnns
terldiep Iten. Die perlautet fino bic
BON ibnen bejc9enen @ebduIibfeiten 70
nett berserlatet, UNI ben 3wedsn pes
OrOens su entipreHen. Die 9batias
felt Der S&wsffern pirD unssrsdsli9
beginner"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
Gdcilia,

Mcnatsltrift fur fatbOttf1e Sirden. RuRt
unD gsretnsorsan bes amertfantl6en Gdet.
liea.0ereins. Drttter 8anb, 30. 9.
Dtefe 3Fttf&rtft, wel&e f&On @ielss far
eine @efcrm Der SirGenmuft tn bieftm
2anbe sewirtt bat, unb btren tsbe Drummer
cine muIfalifde geilase brtnst, enttdlt cine
@abnuns IN ~rldfdnDtse @tcnnsnten. tbre
gersFt6iuns 3u erfalsn, rtbrissnfaIs bte
uunfalil&s 8stfass ~rebu3trt werbsn n,a6te.
Gs III wGbrli& stn ta6ltGer Dug Der NaG.
ldststett aewtHer eeute. pel&e BITE tattolt.
foe eitsratur 70 naaldfRe bebanbeln.
Der SaRrSans Der Gdeilta iORet nur
$l.l0.
.Obises TT Serrdtbts tn Der ~8u&Sanbtuns
ron 81. 9 ures unb aud BET u. eGwara.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
Ginlacmn0

BITE beutf&en rOmtf1. tatbOlti&sn sesen.
fsttisen unterRhsanss geretne tn ZEN
Ser. Staaten 9Oro.I mertfa's aur 81.
General : %8erfammluns bes beutiGen
rOmtl&.fatbotilden Gentral.g eretns In
Ybilabelpbid, ga.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
Oie fstbpIiieten Miifiomeu,

tluRrtrte ROnatf6rift, entbattsnb etneRetbe
belebrenoer 8eri6te unb gsf&rsibunsen Don
@ifienssufdnben tn fernen 9dnb.rn, NIT
f60nen Snufrationen.
@rets bes Sabrsanss $1.75.
Das |, 6sft bes reusn Sabres entbdlt Be.
ri6te aber Nsa.G alebcaten, .Sasten, @tn-
HelOta, @btna. EtSst u..f. 10.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
9on Der Su4banbluns 6. Sartort In
.edfimmem fir baS fatbplis
fcbe NpIf.

Siebenter Sabrsans, l. 6eft.
Dteie melt uerbrrtteten MOnatsbefte, be.
rem Sabrgana nur 2 ST.. go Genttmes foAet,
brtnsen pOlfsttlmli4e 9eleu&tunsenI Der
brenrenpen Tasesaneelesenbstten aus Der
Sober Der beliebtsfen tatboltl&sn S&rtft.
fefer. Das neae 6eft entbdlt bic AbbaHbs
lung .Wtrtur eesen bte S&Iaf.
( II t. BefObt pom P. Sran3 6. 6attler.
s.. J.
Son Der Struia s. Ttf4er unb 9re.
In New gort:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
(OffteteIl.)
TaffenDerDrbnnn0en

FUR n1e
aboaoIii&e Hieariat bon Nsra' Rtnuelota.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
Sbaif oas osrbdnsntsoOue 3siGen
unb TN nddifen AAssnbIide bingsu bic
Dret leblos am 0al9en.
8aderhid.

Bon Der Tirma 8en3tser Brotte.rs
In New yorf ettieltfn ptr:
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01
Republican County Committee.

ClsirmIn-W. G. LAIRD, Patterson.
MI.iliatown P.O
Fermanagh--Isaac Sieber, Samuel Thomas,
MiftiintOwn Z. o.
Faycttc-Dr. II. lIarshberger, Enoch Snel-
lenbergcr, McAlisterville.
SusdGehanna-S. G. Dressler. Oriental f. o.
Emanuel Long. Pfoutz's Valley p. o.
Greenwood Harrison Minimum, Thomas
Rumbcrger, Pfoutz's Valley.
Delaware-John VI. Suits, Abraham Kurtz,
East Salem.
Thompsontown-J. NJ. Nelson, J. A. Hos
teller, Thompsontown-
Horrce-Jdcob Page, Evendale; G. Meter
ling, Richtield.
Tdlker-Johu A. Gallagher, Mexico; NJ.
Codren. Van Vert.
Patters"n-S. B. Civeny, B. Il. Mitchell,
Por, Royal-T. N. Moore, II. II. Snyder,
Port Royal.
Spruce Hill. d. Howell, Pleasant View,
I. T. Patton, Spruce HILL.
Milford-Wm. n. Sterrett, David Cunning
ham, Patterson.
Turbett-John G. IIertzlcr, c. Richards,
Port Royal.
Lack. c. Burns. Peru Mills; Ezra Mont
gomery, Waterloo.
Black Log-Robert Mcintyre, James Mckee,
Peru Mills.
Rea'e-Dr. d l.. Allen, Academia, Dan
Kaufman. Walnut.
TuscarOrd-J. T.. Laird. McCoysyille; Thos
Morrow, Waterford.
The member OF the State Central Com
mittee for Juniata county is John I. Nourse,
Esq, OF Academia.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01
Mr.. Stenger Coming Shrinkage
in Appropriations - Shrinkage
in the Value of Property.

Dir. Steuger will be here before the
campaign ends to make speech. When
he was last here he talked of Repu5iI
can extrayagance, and at the next visit
he will tell Of shortened appropriations
By the late Democratic Congress. The
shrInkage or shortening of appropria-
;ions in Congress does not by far cor
respond with the shrinkage of values
In all kinds of property throug ghOut the
country since he visited here. There
has been no shrlnkage in Mr. Stenger's
salary, and as far as the knowledge of
the country goes he did not advocate a
sLrinkage in that direction
If he appears among US and claims
the credit of the shrinkage in appro
priations, may he not as well claim
credit on the shrinkage of values of
property throughout bis district since
be entered Congress. 1t is no rule if
it applies to only one side Of the ques
ton. 1t is no rule if be is to have
credit in one case and not in the other.
If he tells US, " Here, gentlemen, look
at the record of Congress of which |
am a member. See the statistics: bow
We have cut down the expenses; how
they have shrunken up under our legis-
lation. To i!lustrate--look at one item,
say Of eight thousand dollars. An
eight thousand dollar appropriation un-
der Republican administration has been
cut down to seven thousand dollars.
What great shrlnkage. And that is
the way all through. Think of it;
smal! appropriation like that to shrink
that much. That much you have saved
Is eiectiag Congress of our party"
As far as that goes, good for Mr..
Stepger; but 1. does not 90 half way.
1t tells US nothing Of the sbrinkage in
property throughout the country since
he went to Congress. You 60 into any
Of the valleys of this county, aud Sc
lvct farm that could have been sold
when Mr.. Stenger was elected to Con
gress for the sum Of eight thousand
dollars, and you will find that the
siriakage since that date has been more
than one thousand dollars. SO with
every other kind of property. If all
OF the appropriations of Congress have
been shrunken at the per centage stated,
al other things have shrunken accord
ingly, and il Mr.. Stenger is en;itiea,
with bis fellow members of Congress, 20
the credi. of the shriukage in appropri
ations, so are they entitled to the credit
OF the shrinkage in the value of prop
erty throughout the country. These
sbrinkages grew out Of the peculiar cir
cums.ances of the country. and the
peculiar circumstances of the country
were brought On the country By Mr..
Stenger's party; and the only thing
about bis claim is that he does not 60
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Is Tilden More Worthy of Belief
than Polk 2

The Democrats say, give Us the con-
troll Of the Government, aud nothing
shall be disturbed Tilden says the
same thing; bat Tilden has already
contradicted himself on National ques-
tions. On number of occasions he
advocated the earliest resumption of
specie payment. and now he says keep
the payment off. 1t only shows how un-
fixed he is in purpose, and how he will
be governed by circumstances Put
him in the Presidential char, and give
him Senate and Lower House of Con-
gress. and they will make the circum-
stances to govern him. He will have
the example Of the promise of James
h. Polk, who said that if elected he
would not repea. the tariff of 1912.
But it is a historical fact that Presi-
dent James X Polk did sign the bill
for the repeal Ct the tariff OF 1912. Is
Tiicen more worthy of belief than
Polk ,
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News Items,

Stokes, the mau who shot Fisk, was
released from prison on the 2Sth ult.
He is young man yet, being 50 years
of age; but 1t is said the hair of his
head is quite gray, and that his body
is bent and OLD in niea.
A citizen of Fannettsburg, Franklin
county, deserted his own wife the other
day and left for parts unknown with the
wife of another man living in Germany
Valley, Huntingdon county. The
elopist of the first part left sick wife
and seven children behind him.
On Sunday evening week much ex-
citement originated in Carlisle over the
arrest of two eolored men, named Levi
Ramer and Frank Wilson, who were
arrested at the house of Elizabeth Lee,
in Liberty alley, and who we're sup
posed to be the murderers of Mr..
Rudy, rag peddler, near Harrisburg,
some time during the latter part Of
April.
A human footprint has been found in
Connecticut sandstone, and the local
saSans are in fever of excitement.
Edward Kearney was killed on the
railroad at Mount Carbon, Pa. on the
oath ult. He stepped from one track
to another to get out OF the way OF an
approaching train, whs was struck by
an engine coming in the opposite direc
ton
Walter Hibbard, of West Chester,
committed suicide on The oath ult., by
cutting his throat wi tha razor. About
one year ago be made a similar attempt
on his life, but failed to accomplish his
purpose. No cause is assigned foI the
deed.
An English baronet has been fined
Sl25 and costs for assaulting his cook.
She "brushed against him with a fish
KETTLE" and he struck her three blows
IN the mouth, breaking her jaw and
knocking out four of her teeth.
New York ballet girls receive 81 a
week.
A Minnesota photographer has sold
fifty thousand pictures of the North
field bandits.
A negro woman was arraigned before
the Mayor of Raleigh accused of be-
witching a child, but be would not en-
tertain the charge.
An old English game hare and
hounds-has been revived by the stu
dents of the preparatory school con-
nected with the College of New Jersey,
Princeton. On Thursday two Mary
land lads were the hares, and although
the chase led over rocky country for
10 miles, they were not caught. The
distance was made in 2 hours and Is
minutes.
The Lochiel Iron Works at Harris
burg have suspended.
Nicholas Gresh. of Berks county,
aged S5 years, took his first ride in q
railroad car on Friday.
Thomas Cook, of Chambersb burg, re-
Gently slaughtered a Centennial steer
weighing 5000 pounds.
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The Country Alarmed Mr.. Til
den's Letter-He does not Re-

The Country Alarmed Mr.. Til
den's Letter He does not Be-
lieve JEFF. Davis Disloyal, That
under the Doctrine Of State
Rights be did no Unconstitu-
tional Act His Letter the Com
position of an Ingenious Law
yer.
Men who act SO badly that it becomes
necessary to send troops, soldiers, among
them TO bring them to order will do any
thug to accomplish their end. Ever
since the Rebellion was crushed, every
once in while in some one or other of
the Southern States, troops have been
sent to keep the old rebel element from
exterminating or driving out all who are
opposed to them. With ali these things
IN full view, the country has become
alarmed, and from every part of the
land warning voice is heard, telling
ths people that if they put man into
the Presidential chair who IS in SYM
pathy with the men who are at short
intervals so turbulent that they have to
be held In check by the military power,
that they will destroy the fruits of the
victory over Rebellion, aud compel the
payment Of their damage claims, and
compel general restoration.
Mr.. Jilden, being the candidate of
the men who have designs on the gov
ernment, has felt his foundations slip
from under him by the just alarm of
the people, has addressed letter to the
country, to say that the claims can not
be paid. He says, Z" No claim for any
loss or damage incurred BY disioyai per
sons, uherher covered By the Fourteenth
amendment or not. ir,H be paid"
That is the point in his letter, and at
first sight it seems strong one but
when weighed in the light of Mr.. Til
den's opinions as to what is Constitu-
tional, and what is loyal, it is as OBJ
scure as if be had not written It. In
Mr.. TilGen's opini,n JEFF. Davis and
men of his class are not disloyal, and
did nothing that was not Constitutional
under the doctrine of State Rights. If
Mr.. Tilden and his friends succeed
that will be their argument, to restore
the old order of affairs. His letter is
but piece of composition of an inge
nious lawyer.