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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-01-14
CastOria.

Cross, scky babies and children may enjoy health,
and mothers have rest, if they will use Castoria.
Worms, fevershness, teethng, wind collie, stom-
ach and uHdgosted food make children cross, and
produces sickness.
Castoria will assin.ilate the food, eNpeI worms,
and correct all these things. For twenty years DR..
Pitcher experimental in his private practice to pro-
duce an effective Cathaitic and stomach regulator
which would be effective Castor Oil, without its
unpleasant taste regon.
The reputation Of his experiment txtendod. Ply
sicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy, to
which he gave the name Of CastOria.
Castoria is pleasant TO take honey, regulates
the stomach and bowels, and does not gripe. 1t is
adapted to all ages, contains alcohol, and is bsO
IutcIy harmless to the most tender infant.
Try Castcra once, ard you viii never he with
out 10.
Prepared at the Laboratory of J. b. Rose Co., 46
Dey Street, New York. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-01-14
Miscellany.
when the song. gone out Of your Life.

when the Songs gone out Of your Life
"whon the songs gone out Of your life, you can
start another while it's arnging in your ears, but ~
best TO have bit Of silence, and ont o. that may be
psalm II come by and by."-tEdward Garrett.
When the songs gone out Of your life,
That you thought would last to the end
That FIRST sweet song Of the hOsrt,
That no after days can Lend
The song Of the birds to .he trees,
Tho song of the wind to the flowers,
The song that the heart sings low to itself
when 1t wakes in life's morning hours:
"You start no other song"
Not even tremuous note
WIN falter forth on the empty air,
1t dies in your aching throat
Itis all in vain that you try,
For the spirit oil song has fed
The nightingale sings no moro to the roto
when the beautiful flower is dead.
80 let silence softly fall
on the bruised hearts quiyerng strings;
Perhaps from the loss of all you may learn
= The song that the seraph sings;
grand and glorious psalm
That will tremblc and rise, and thrill,
Aud hll your breast with It's grateful rest,
And its lonely yearnings still.
tBoston Transcript.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-01-14
why nu,n vn. Better than Maud.

why EIuth was Better than N aud.
"Rntlie, thy darling, what makes you so charming7
What makes you sweet and goodf" grandmamma
said,
As she kissed the sweet lips and little white forehead,
And blessed the blue eyes and bright curly head.
"Why Grandma rs cause ! ask Jesus to help me.
lie hears me and answers me too, when pray.
You know he does, grandma, for don't you remember
1t rAihed not one bit on last Saturday,
"Iprayed that he'd send me my dear h,lle brother,
And last winter prayed for Aunt Lou's baby too
Eut shant pray for any babies, dear grandms,
They make so much tronble, you Wouldnt-would
you?7
'But how is it, Ruth, with your dear little sister,
Our sweet, charming, fy-About darling witch MaGd:
Don't she pray7" 80 yes, but she don't get answer
guos', cause she slnt 70 acquainted with God"
tbTrs. Cbilon u. Allen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-01-14

"only lock of golden hair"
The lover wrote; 'Perchsnce tonight
1t formeth on her pillow fair,
A halo bright"
"only lock Of golden hair"
The maiden, smiling, aweetly said,
As she laid 1t over the back Of . chair,
And went 10 bed-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-01-14
BUSINESS CARDS.

DEM. II. JENNIE,
Id General Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Representing Companies whose Assets are over
SIOO,OOO,OOO.
TENEM MEN.Ts TO LET.
onice in Thompson & Rangers Block, next door to
PhmniK Office,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-01-14

Name, business and Location Of The leading
business Houses in DrdttiebOro.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

'i1nl',nl.gm,. <cpl !7lh. ~

" 'a'if 'ifui',nt; TH,. sept !1ih l-T;.
NJ, e. DoN>t:- III. ;, thc lath
Anu.yrr..ii, cot ihc ratlI. al Ani"ian.
and il /, al-u L,.nn!n> 80, time up mere.
~,Nctn' Nc--ci- Vttt hrachrd f"-dIN.
md .'v,ri Irii>,- upI'oirt. . great
uumhrr "t lr,-- blown d'uu -in old
Franklin ~Qunrr. ten ur iW' ~ ale down.
Tie rain 10 alitlAinC, 1rr,,ui ini-d ,h"
wind, whirh W Che % l.io,t 'f"t, >av
for Year, t,ut,uuinl main uaii va,
slightly injurr'l. Wen, C.L;cnrii J. u
sucrcs,-a gratld .uv'c>-. tuc rtnw'i
incIUascs .dsi, N.nrts -. tapu-anti
and ntccn lhiered tie ground, ,,-irr-
,day. besides dead l-sd-" g.. the ll.i
four dave. by had work. ir",n Sn'rlock
ia the m",niug uu'il q in th, .lcninr, J
have -c"n--Wr.l have rt.u yt,i,i
deaf morc tlsu ! cau ttii for rn, lsaucI
~ my li!u. II ~ Wp,c 'inrt, wears. mOrr--
And YET. have. seen Compsralivriy
nothing oC the rnicnuisi
We done Nia2,m Fsi- complete: hut
I warn -ou q yoa ever 10 there, ~ Ia
war. of ,hc ln;,rnatiousl lio,I. ,iivt
IL wide berth i promised the pro.
prictor tsat I would drnu tW hin
by warning every "ne ro"iH see OF IN.
swiudling institution. II sry ~ Not
come here make IL y point 'o bargain
with every railroad, every hotel. ever,
.hack OF bus driver aud cvers body els,
YOU deal with, else you will soon leav,
here. without your bank account il yer,
large. Mske first bargsin for every
'ithing, and living aud travel is cheaI
enough. i'ui. Dosne IL ,n,i. or any .
the folks, have half y notion 10 come
make uP the Other half Immediately ar'
come. and thousand 10 one. You ~.
say II wss the best s65 you spent j.
lvour life. Our crowd are wild with eN
lciiemeni, from morning until night
and theu until bed time NIL talk at one,
10 tell what they have seen.
You're. II. VI W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
r.em h.x.Y ,,r,.rst q Avs 3. n. 1873 J

Progressive iul. haye gone Uu under
Grant i;or the last eight years about n
IulioN~: In ISIS, subsidy jobs ia 1859,
Vie Srnsci sandstone job; in 1870, san
Domingo; in lsTl. Leet x stocking
Custom House Jobs in ls13. the Wash
iuyton CITY real estate job in 1873. the
Fre,dmcn's Savings bank job: in 1874.
the Robesun navy yard job; aud IL
1875 what The whiskv rings at
Chicago, ~ Louis. Milwsukec and Lou
isvile were other Jobs. In 1868 General
Grant was elected and obtained un-
limited control. Eight wears ago the
wages of all lsboring men ranged from
two dollars To two dollars and n quarter
per dsy, aud gold range from lUs 10
10. and to-day wages ranged from n
dollar and u quarter per dev, and gold
ranges from si.li To 81 ~. tiy'tN caro
ago rarmers were growing rich, a1d 'o-
day ono-haii' the fartns bctweeu 'h,
Olio river and the iakcs, we aro toid
arc uu Ter mortga.'e. Ei.lt ys2r- arn
yiso, merchants carried large siucks o'
goods and sold them a. horprohi auc
net their bills promptly TO-DAY stock,
are small, profits low, ~ hi!s give W
great trouble 10 pay. EirAt wears ~,
ever, mechauic " IS employed. Nl.lty
, Thousands upon thousands Nre bcggiu.
for ork. Eight years ago here wa
! abundant work in the factories. au,
mines, aud workshops. ana now half q
, them are closed, or the people working
AZ low wages or upon halt timc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
The Rebel Debt.

Every bond issued by the late so-call-
ed Co"edrraie States was made payable.
AZ stated time, latter the rliiiication oi
~ treaty oi peace between tie United
States of America aud the Confederate
state. OF America" There has never
been. nor will there ever be such "rati-
iiration ola treaty of peace" and until
there is, such bonds are not due and
PAYABLE. consequently there is nu rebeI
debt. Yet Radical newspapers aud ora.
tors assert that Ii the Democracy get
Into power "they will pay the rebe
debt II is an infamous lie and ought
to blister the tongue OF every scalawae
that utters il. -(Paoli News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

There is - better crop of corn th4n
',H- expected The price i reduced -
veuiv-iiyr .vnt- bushcl.
Fredrick William, son Of y 'l,i-n
iii~grn. died ye-tertay lO<eruo,r qt 4
b clock. after an iiine.S "f wcu, ..ou-
hours. Aged twsniy-tNo Ncs. lpI
p. Ihl months.
ihc Petersburg Whceze'n Hay.,r .Dh
seem, - " have gone whore tie wood
hiue iis iucth. ,mce each of tie , e ,
Dan W Ncbster- u contained blty oI a,s
surplus gls 0ud g"pel h. l3,nl brow
- iih Tic asi rcbc.s neither ysrinA.ii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
slrsck by Lightning.

tcl. WH. -. Cochran. residing ncai
Oa.lsud CIV. h4d ,i, hne brick resi-.
deuc" struck ~ l.ghtn'rr last week
splitting he Wall froa lnblc to ilt
ground His wife being ncar the wal
rrcived an electric shsh .Hch para
l,,cd her. aud she viii rcver rrcoyci
from the effect oc il. The shock alst
stunned two children, but not seriously
they being farther from the wall. =
tBoonville Enquire.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

--OveriOing IL. - Eashf;i Spooner f0u
hi. honeymoont: "Iarry my wife aud
I have both noticed THAI The ;owpspeo-
haven't been telling Huybcsy ihat We
ARE newly mDrlied'' Larry ljls futh-
uu' Rclpigm Ne teii ON. -oTI Il
'it likely Old 90 sgn my express ord
iherS Why whiurver anyhoiv ihryed
40 pump me. sor, olive towled 'em sou
iwasu [ !narried at all
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
The Next Governor of Indiana.

Ex-senator Doolittlc, formerly Re
publican United State, senator from
Wisconsin, 10 ou the stump in iadians
for Tildcn and Hendricks aud in one
of his speeches ne referred 90 the Demo
cratic candidate for governor: "God
Almighty has stamped hi- character fol
honesty too plainly upon his counte
lnanee 10 be mistake en. I never met Mr.
N'illisins until inst night. and ever since
I have been So impressed with his divin,
mobility that feel confident Indiana i
cafe And thAis what we would cal
sn emphatic endorsement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
Tic Mhlsky MIll,onnlrrs.

H. the fiscal year lSG7-GS over one
hundred millions " gallons OF distilled
spirits were Manufactured ia ihe United
states. Tie TX was two doi.ar, per
GALLON. The revenue from thlt source
should have been TWO hundred millions
.of dollars. The revenue collected was
only seventeen millions uf dollars. What
became OF the difference.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
- he".r Government can he :

"A he''-r Cove can hp q
cured untcr IA proper economy, with al
unnecessary and improper leakage.
stopped. than under system, Of extrav.
agance which tends TO make all publ,
officers indifferent aud reckless. Thi,
IL the true secret Of admin Straiive Re,
form. La New York we ARE running
the Government for little more thar
half what IL cost two wears agbdand th,
work is at least ~ efficiently done. -
tSanl j. Tilden's Conversation u
AlbanN. Srlt. &
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
Republican Forebodinys ia Ohio.

General Noyes Of Ohio. when in this
city attending The late ~andWica Re
union, " hen addressed bv rrotniucnl
krpnblirsn OF this city, the Hon J.. Y
Nldenour, ~ Ia The pro,peft in Ohio.
re, thtcd II ~ very gloomy ani that
.hc Hs very much discouraged that All
.th"l could do Was 20 keep w thr con-
test and trust IN the lor.. These
gloomy uiierances from the ulan who ia
thoroughly posted on The political s'tu-
alton IN Ohio. the man who uomiuafed
Hayes for the candidacy of the Il.pahij.
can party In The Cincinnati conv. n,inn
doubtless truly represents the, situation
.n flaNc- own state. What hone can
the party have anywhere il they cannot
carry Ohio: The Republican u.riv.
after the victory Tor Tildeu in Indiana
AMI ONO, will need TO bestir thcn ,.lvps
10 prevent a solid North ~ well n. 4
Noild South. There l. evidently "A tidal
wave ~ elling that has filled the Leaders
.of the Republican party with dr-pair.
Indeed, II seems strange that Willie the
people are ciainoriug for refugiu they
should expect To make successful oaa-
vas>, try ing 10 divert their minds from,
cmpty husks of sectional hate. f. !. too
late 10 deal tius with the America,
people. The coli-hcarird aristo. rat /.
who have tatened up tn pubir rul
'do not feel the pressure of tine iimr-.
may devote their energies and their
wealth To sustaining the part, lh'u on
.Iriched them. but the suffering million,
-lwio feet the pressure OF 10. times fnt
,hothlng ~ their noisy hae,nguc> tat
,'prpmi>c- relief.
Tie handwriting J. uu the wall. Tho
lNinwisc legislation. the lnwlr,, admins.
! ration Oi public altHir.. and the r!niiu,
pa corruption by thc Radical parts lead.
:. - draw to u clos. trovcrnor NoNc.
,.,ees It in Ohio just a. the RIlic4i Cen-
a.,r'iN committee ot thi, state .lW Il Iu
Indiana when their irniie appeal tpi
rIlnger>oll 10 lead the torlorn huu- lrr.
twas made. All i, Wci.-- lad. Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
Correct.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
friendly Indian i ~ big n fraud as =
Democrat WHO proposes To vote The Rr-
public ~ ticket gb'cquse some Radical
has told him that the rebel debt vii! be
paid Il Tilden ADD Hendricks are
elected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

-Tildon says that the government
% ha' ing assumed To monopoli7e he sup
ply "f 'urrcncy, aud cnacied aa~lusions
'2sirst everybody else, il /, h,urd tu
furnish AL which the wa, o. business
r,s.irc." l. that not en- ough tor any
s0It uIorey man?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

-" \ girl lied in Vermont the other
day from poi,on in the colorei stock
ngs which she had been in the hshit of
wearing" This should serve ~ = lesson
10 girl, not 20 pull their colofod stock
ings on with their teeth. (Nurristown
Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

Quite matter OF taste. -Roman'ic
swell tto hOatmau) -" What "a, sublime
sight l. such vast eNpanse OF water
Matter. IT. fact boltman - Well. its quite
IA matter - tsstc. sir; for my part I
should think y sublimer sight 'ud be y
lirht expense o brandy and wsr'rcr."
Z Il Funny Folks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

- The Republican orators and news
papers are trying to hauG the ''bloody
shirt between, their thieves and the
pc pie IN order. to blind them. hut il
wont do. The people see whats thc
matter and demand change
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
r0r ,K,y..bfr 6svrLst.
Niagara.

sDnso' v.iterf
Pour on Niagara resistlcsa is thy wan
As 10 the stream Of time from day 90 day,
Always the same, unceas,ng waterfall,
Grand, gloomy and sublime, art thou
10 AL.
When God his promise set upon the
cloud.
The glorious sunlight penciled its
bright shroul
Upon thy shores and sure as the ,ter
nsl day,
That promise Is each day enewed upon
thy spray:
Roll on We rsplds none can stay you
force,
As you 20 leaping on Jour Maynard
I course,
For soon you'll make most gigantic
leap.
In your mad haste iuto an uuknown
deep.
Then moving onward, clear aud pure
and deep.
i'1ili whirlpool rapids takes her hurried
! sweep.
Where rearing, plunginy, surging on
you 20
Into the raging whirlpool dow n below
Then sNel'ing t'iro' the nsrrow gate with
whirling rage,
| Ar .drnnu- hsni-hed from the eter.
ual staxT.
with independent grandeur moving on
below.
uiu. ID, wsi.r, miugie " ith Ontario.
Oh glorious scene eHhlem Of sul limi'y
v here ,siurs doIh her lesson tesc, -
l@lk ia Thee.
IN. grrat grand arckrcct q, /" ~,
scr,r ,nh l-nru IN t.
10 '""L fhro' ,-nurr op 10 uaiGre
t,od" boz Iurn.
Aud NJ, nrvcr c'9-s ~ hoa- ihy rosr
ln sv una- -iuati,, drrnli, OF ~, gran,
p"ur.
Nol c,.'.c 20 rc Suhlimi'y w"l d"fncd
!. BY a., 'irrna. huS, au,hor "iihr uiud
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

The Republican platform cdor-e
sllly Grant, administration. and Hayes.
Harrison and Wheeler endorse the !.
publican platform. Grant signed the
salary grab bill, by which his -slary wss
doubled over that received by Wash.
ington, Jefferson or Lincoln. and vetoed
bill 10 reduce II. Ben. Harrison en-
dorses this act, and so do all leading Re
putlcans. The masses would not, IL
they knew what they are paying in af-
diton 10 his salary, aud what they must
continue to pay il Hayes is elected.
Under the earlier Presidents, most of
q 80 expenses were not known, aud
", ad not have been tolerated. Here
wlth j. statement of the apprOpriu-
tion. by Congress il takes to run Presi-
dent Grant one year;
For repairing and furnishing the
Presidents house, $25,WO
I Lighting ihe Presidents house,
the capitol aud the grounds. 5000
I Repair of greenhouse nt. Presi-
denis house and purchase of
! piant-, 2.oou
ConIpeiisaiion of furnace Keeper,
at the President house. ~
For two policemen at the Presi-
dents house, 2,64l
Compensation Of two whicl.-nen
at the President hop,.. 3pt
iC0mpensatiun ~ 'he rrcyc'.
4 nj 'he Pr,sidcnt'- ha.,.. L.
Compensation ~ ns- s'i.t duor-
keeper, lt III, i'resI.."ui 'L.". GJ'
,Cumprnssf ~ III i'i.v''~
'rri,ry ana p-i-t.-t scr-rt.
! twbo ~hsl, he a -hnrt .a''
nri'rr 'WogleT'> .f t.rIt.ar.i
r'l>, steward tn. M, ,ci-rrui
th. President. j. Joo
Fore contingent expenses % tGe
Executive oilic', including ,ta-
ioncrv iiirrrfor 400
For care and Improvement cfthc
/ grounds south OF the Irr>i-
dent house, 900
For annual repairs of the Hrcsi-
dcnt'> house. 90
fucl for ~" President, house. BOO
Re-iurnishiug President, house, 800
tor the Presidents salary. 30tu
total. Sl5s.ur
l. ,hs above shown i not disgrace
fully outrageous rNirava. tur". 90 10
t.,t.t ~ A. pr.sileuf ,..tt,,.e Him, ,Nt.t,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

The ntr,, recipe Tor true rioquence
was gwen hy minister at the Martha's
Vineyard Baptist camp meeting yester-
day. Here it is: Get Yourself full Of
the subject. KNOCK out the bung, and let
nature capcr' lBostou Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
-Ths Watkins II prsss Is rasnonsih

The Watkins Express is responsible
for thin 4 few buuasys ago We
heard q preschel ~ ,hs Gospel, VIII,
holds forth over thsr. ~ themuis
County, make use OF thi, vigorous com.
psrison: "a bypocritical Christian cat
no more get t'iS'o heaven than raccoor
can climb s'oy'Tipc With a tea-kcttiC
tied ~ Nftfli~'H
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chciun.tiilqgir.r

The latest campaign lie against honest
Blue Jeans Williams has been exploded.
II originated in the columns oi the New
\ ork Time-. aud was copied extensively
lie the Indiana Republican organs. Mr..
" illmn-. ~ ( lairnan of the House
lCommiitpe on Accounts, was charged
with having approved bills for feather
in-ters. rork->crews. &C.. for The us" oi
inirrnber- ot the present House. .tn ex-
'a,ninaiion of the vouchers hy Mr..
Adams. Clcrk uf ihs lluuSc shows that
Mr. William, fpidr no .uch Lrrhases
NOR suy uiirr uf n frivolous character.
Ca 'hr contrary, they were made b. Nr.
MrPherson. Clerk of the Hrpu hlicau
House. avdfurncd OYER ~ Mr. William
~ The prorrr custodian. In that ~al
tliesc vouchers appear among the asset'
a. the Dciuocratic House. TIE attempt
10 ridicul. lIr. Williams professions o,
economy in public sSpcuditnres simply
reacts ou liz authors when the truth
comes out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

The war rnuord OF the democratic
party j. upunlin- some Republican
Int wspaper.. tt tie peace record ot the
Republican putty i- what Is now troub-
linz tlr cuuul ~,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29

A li!den Club in Morehouse Parish
La, with a membership ct S4S, has TIA,
names OF 4O5 colorcd members on II.
Iolls.
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mother Idtter.

Bob Irpegsoii the man who sav-
'esj., Christ iss bastard aud God i a
myth. dropped this ,atier ont of hi4
potke' ~'i.e he was appealing 10 ~,
religious and mora. srn,mcn' Of th'
roor,iry'ih behalf OF Hayes NJ Clrvoland
Ohio.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-29
~ WI - TyIf WI FTI''F y ~ . II w 4
'sIfTsE GEAsp PAcFtc li'rti,
tHCAGo. sspters Der lt,h. 1876,
Col X u. ISGERsOIL, Il
Dear Sir:

RON ALL CAN IT =
noM TNIrAS. .,.THE CHANCES TODAY Arr
DECIDE Ely AGAINST deem il OF tn,
utmost irlrortance that YOU devote %
them NJ least thirteen speeches. one foi
each District. II We gain Indiana. oul
labor il virtually ended. The Deni,ic.
racy will conclude that defeat in No
vember il inevitable. fear that vot
nre inclined 10 devote too much time Il
ohio. see bN the Peoria Transcript
that YOU are 10 speak al Indianapolis OF
Monday next. You are also advertise,
in Ohio for the same day. Please telc
graph me ii YOU have an appointment n
indianapolis on Monday. Ii so, vii
meet YOU there.
Respectfully YOURS.
\. Il. BABcoCK.
Envelope. Post mark.
Col H. g. Ingers - Chicago, Ill.,.
Care y. I. WikOu. sept. 10. 2 ul
Chm State Ccntral Com. .''
Columbus, Ohio.
Thank the Christians. n1u TIE 'as
plem lngrrsolr- cod This iettcr con
icsscs thc dr;cAt uf the thieves VIII,
, ll1yc usiirpcd control of the Republican
i,ait, Thank thc God OF our hlthcr-
/ tlg'. u0' e,cn this scofiing Lucifcr cal
tur ihe people from the support O
! i.icn and reform. The Being inge-
sol calls II bastard. has 'hc floor IN thi
iCeuieunial year. and Ills sermon on ia
uuunt. is the blessed benediciion. III
triend> at peace on earth ard goo
will 10 men" invoke la answer io th
gospel of hate the brilliant illinoi, aihci.
breaches. Humanity has q 'houstu
! tongues in this campaign. cari one IL
Voking Peace. What geutlencs- ,tei
j. in that Uiie word IL has hceu ID
-lib,oleih Of the church for ag,.
y Every puipi, must preach peace and 80
J, "ivrnc--: every minister Of grare uu,
rciHIke the demon of hate. or the pcopl
, will look upon the Chri -tian feii1 uu d
g, m"rkcry Gud loves tlrSc who loy
their fellow men. The ministers oi Go
who endorse tie appeals of lngcrso
nd Morton. nc"h noj wonder that tl
nC 'ir grow cold in The service of N
Lu' J. Evansville Courier.
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Il 40. above showing i not disgrace
fully outrageous rNirHva. tu"". on the
bart of President MGose him, "Acu-c
ior Vctoing the f,oldicr-' equalization
bounty bill. was ou account nf there hu'
being money cnOugh. We are no Jhd.sc
,Ol IglutIu.
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TIL N'REC.oUs, METALS.

BAN Francisco. Cal. Dec. 3l.-J. J. yaleu-
tnc, tho oousral Superintendent OF Tei!s, Far.
~ l. Co., publishes tie annuAl statement OF
tho production OF tho precious mcsl!s In tue
ssasss and Territories wcst Of the Missouri
Isiycr including B.itish Columbia and ths west
coast OF Mexico, during. 1875, which shows q"
aggregate Yield Of $50, ,ao9, ,oo7, be!ug an excess
vous au.i,.al yield iu tho history. oil tlia coast
iunbla, Montana, end, Arizona have |nc1easod.
hsyS dccresaed. Tuo iucieass IL sciuuI, e1eols t
for alo1ico, Oregon. and Arlxona, whcso 1t u
sppsrent rssl,or tllsn soal. NJ compared With
other years, tho regular p1oauc. beng account
Tho decrease in C4lforuta. LII tue main. was &C.
caslouc4 by tho E.lntcd supply Of water for
placer and hydraulic 1nintug: Present ?! ospee'a
Indicate 40 aggreRato yiah Of $yo ooo, oog tos
Ia7G. Of which Nevada Will doubtless produce
HhD. OOG. t}U0,