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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-08
New York Sun.

As far back as the second of this
month, we warned congress that it would
be unsafe to adjourn leaving free OPP
portunity for the exercise of unrestricted
power in the hands of such a president as
Grant Our warning is already more
than justified.
Grant and the senate have lately been
very anxious for the enlargement of the
army; and it is now evident, as ii has
been all along, what object they had in
this policy.
The house was weak enough, on the
last day of the session, to-wit, on Tues
day of this week, to assent to the senates
demand for an increase of $500 men in
the cavalry arm of the service. The pre-
tense was that this additional force was
needed for the Sioux war. 1t was not
needed for that war, but for use in the
southern states during the presidential
election.
There is nothing now to be desired.
and that is, that this military interfer-
ence of Grant may recoil upon the party
for whose advantage it is intended.
In every state in the south where
adventures and ignorance have combined
to control politics and administer upon
the effects of the intelligent and property
holding and business classes, the same
result has followed-crime, insecurity
and disorder. There they stand, then,
two stubborn posts, in the clearly in
Dictated relation of cause and effect
Without repining, without elimination
and recriminatien, without discussing
the ''first blow question Of individual
cases, deeper down than the particular
parts of any case, stands this great truth
underlying them all the mass of igno-
rance arrayed against the man of intel
igence produces these results The
other truth stands-the converse of that
proving the proposition that they are
cause and efect-that when the intel
ligent solid classes who have the deepest
interest in stability and the greatest
capacity for government, obtain power,
order, security and peace prevail. The
record ofevery state proves it. Virginia,
Tennessee, North Carolina, Texas,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Ar
kansas. The change in Arkansas
de erves especial notice 1t was most
disorderly and rufhanly. With the
advent of democracy the change was
instantaneous, and even the republican
negro, ex-judge Gibbs, in a speech here,
bore testimony to the securitv and
peace and absence of race troubles in
Arkansas, In fierce speech denouncinp
the people of other states and tak;,o
hearsay for truth. The change was
marvellous from republican misrule and
instability, and insecurity to democratic
order and peace. 1t was as if some
potent voice had spoken to the troubled
elements and said, with effective power,
s'Peaoe be still"
For their own security and prosperity,
as well as that of the south the north
should sternly and effectively rebuke a
party which seeks to perpetuate such a
system and leave the work of complete
restoration to those who must accomplish
it sooner or later.-Nashvilie american.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-08

mS~E INGOLD given away 70 eyery agent.
al % Circular fec. Slmples 20 Cts I'm
pre- Novelty Co, 500 broadway, Ne" l"rh.
GRAY HAIR REsTosED. -secd rec; 70 q. I. nAtr-
~ "a Nosfrand ave 81 ooklyn. y v. aud get tof-
tia Tor rrepnring superior hair iestorer AZ TIMING
COST Ingredients az any drug store. over ln"n use.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

detcriorated since. II has improved. 1t
redeemed itself absolutely at St. Louis.
The democratic party have received the
Adamses and the Curtins and the Bart
lettes and hundreds of Others Of the best
heads and hearts of the other camp, AMI
will recover It's pristine vigor and eclipse
its partisan brilliancy.
OF Gov. Tilden the speaker said he
knew no man now living better fitted for
the position for which he is candidate.
Immense applause. He had known
him from boyhood and knew him to be
as pure and upright as any man living.
Loud cheers. lie was known for forty
years as lawyer, a citizen of unsulled
rcpute, who has gone in and out before
us for lifetime without spot upon his
name. Applause. After summarizing
all the charges against Governor Tilden,
published by papers combining the char
acteristic of bravo and fishwife, the speak
er concluded; "dirty dogs [yells OF
laughter and applause it all the things
they yell after him were true, he would
still be better by far than many man
they want to keep in Office. But. do
not believe that Gov. Tilden, pupil of
Wright, Hoffman and Flagg, friend Of
Sedwick, Bryant, Seymour, Kent and
Brady, is a man to be lessened in public
esteem by such calumnies: speaking of
Gov. Dix, Mr.. Goodwin called him amia.
Bile, but, of, late, gory-minded Dix.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
. Es,ey .. Co.. OF BrnttIeboro. W.

The clear, sweet, inspiring tones Of whose
parlor and church organs are familiar to SC
many thousand lovers of good music in both
hemispheres. Their parlor organs are dis
tinguished for their great compass, from
smooth soft and almost inaudib.e notes tc
the lou1est sounds, sufficient to fill a church
for the purity and exquisite sweetness oi
their tones, and also for the instantaneou,
response they give to the touch, so that quick
music, waltz or march, can be played on
them as well rs on a piano. So great is the
popularity Of these organs that their sale,
are constantly increasing even in these dull
times, being larger the last month than
ever before. Their prices range from $40 tc
sl050. Unceasing care that all their good,
shall he perfect, in material and workman
ship, has won for them public confidence, =
a prize worth more than the medals OF O
thousand Exresitions.
A very enterprising firm here, whose ex.
hibit took the first and only prize in their
inc At this Exposition, have excited lively
interes' among fruit-growers and farmers, by
publishing the following notice
CIpFRNAKING EXTRAORDINARY.
The Boomer 4 Boschert Press Co, of Syr
acuse, n. Y, will exhibit their Power Cider
Press in Agricultural Hall, Philadelphia
Thursday, Oct goth, 1875, when they propose
to perform the Unprecedented feat Of press.
ing 100 barrels of cider from 500 bushels OF
apples, N tca hours.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

No PEOPLE were ever given over to a
more complete delusion than the
citizens Of the north il they entertain
the idea that the people OF the south
would rob the negro of the political rights
secured TO him by the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments to the federal con.
stitution. The most stupid partisan of
the republican party, while indulging in
his most heated trade against the people
of the south, knows that he is trihing
with his ignorant hearers when he at
tempts toinhame the northern mind with
such an ea.-Richmond Wing.
NOTHING more need be said about the
principles of this alliance. 1t is plainly
league TO disiranchise all Germans,
Irish, English, Scotch, French, Scandin.
avian, Italian, Spanish, Polish, OF any
other foreign born men who may have
become naturalized citizens OF the United
States, and also TO disfranchise every
person born of these citizens or not. The
scheme is to let none vote who are not
born here. The further extent of the
scheme is TO let not even the sons of
those whose parents were not born here
vote, either brooklyn Eagle.
THE republicans got hold of another
boomerang when they took up the south.
ern war-claims matter and began to mis-
represent it. The records show that
Blain, Logan and other prominent lead
ers of the republican party have been
the principal southern war-claim agents
The first serious check the prosecution of
these claims ever received was from the
present democratic house. Nearly all
the claims introduced have been pre-
sented by radical carpet -baggers from the
south and nearly all that have been allow
ed were indorsed by a republican claim
commission, and passed by republican
Congresses s-kaHsas City Times.
We call attention to-day to the evi.
dence of facts before published as to the
proscriptive character of the republican
candidate for president. 1t is not alone
foreign-born citizens who are prescribed.
but cit izens born at home of foreign pa.
rents. The American Alliance" whose
candidate Mr.. Hayes now is, by their
nomination, goes as far beyond the old
know knothing party of ls54-55 as that
party went beyond the democratic party
Of the same period. No adopted citizen
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
THE INDIANA AND OHIO STATE
ELECTIONS.
Money Lost by Rciting Can he speeoos
Reeovered!-H0wt TO DO H..

Have you lost money by betting or other.
wise Oh the Indiana or Ohio State elections
Then, We can tell you how to get it back
Buy a ticket, or tickets, in the Kentucky
Cash Distribution Company, OF Frankfort,
KY, which, being authorized by the Legisla-
ture, and managed by ex.Gov. Thos. L. Por-
ter, General Manager, and other leading men
of the State, is bound to be fairly and hon
estly conducted. The first grand cash gift rs
100000, with II, ,l55 other gifts tickets only
sl2. II is understood that the sales of tickets
have been unparaledin all parts of the coun'
try; that they will probably bring premium
before the date Of drawing, on the Both OF
November next; and that full drawing is
already assured. II you have lost money by
the elections, therefore, do not rush off to the
Black Hills to retrieve your losses, but invest
at once in the Kentucky Cash Distribution
Company. II you have any scruples, remem'
Der that Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin
Franklin both approved Of just such " lot
terry" as the "KeDtucky Cash Distribution
Company"
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
CURRENT OPINION.

IT is paradoxical for leading repub.
lican-for every such an one is the high
priest of universal suffrage and the doc
trine that one man is as good as another
and a little better, too-it is, we say,
paradoxical for any leading republican
to stand in the attitude of qualifier of
any political gratuity. The doctrine of
the party has been to let go the brakes
and trust to luck; therefore it will be
inconsistent and injurious to the presi-
dental nominee, whose friends are Sc.
curing the free exercise of the ballot TO
the contraband, to be recognized as the
friend of sub-party that has for its
object the limitation OF suffrage among
our naturalized citizens.-The Capital.
A MICHIGAN poet sends some north
western opinions to the Chicago Times.
These are samples
II is for Hayes whose periuries shown
No longer must rank as the Little Unknown,
is for Ingersol. shade OF Tom Payne.
lis fitting this wretch should lead Hayes
campaign
J ia for Joyce, whom grant loved like brother
tried man he how is Jayne for an-
otherf
X Is Fitzpatrick and Kilburn as well
And Kellogg the Infamous "pard" OF DurelL
L is for Luckey, and Logan, and Leet
Three patriots whose pulses In unison beat
M is for Morton MoDonald, Mckee;
Only two have been clothed on with stripes OF
the three.
THE republican papers which did not
hear of the loss of Alabama, with the
ten electoral votes it gave for them in
1872; nor OF the loss of Arkansas, with
tn; six electoral votes it gave for them
in 1872; nor of the loss of Come cticut,
with the six electoral votes it gave for
them in ls72-which loss is confirmed by
the elections on Monday-nor of the
three thousand majority in Delaware ;
nor of the loss of Oregon, with the three
electoral votes it gave for them in 1872,
shouted themselves hoarse over the three
votes of Colorado when it was not somuch
as known whether they had got them .
How badly frightened they must be,
though, when they get 80 wild over wee
bit Of iledgling, not yet out of the shell,
and no one knows whether il will be or
not Albany Aryus.
CnANDLER's assessment of p per cent
on the eighty thousand officeholders (even
including the eletter-carries) yielded about
round million; that proved insufficient
and another assessment has been made
on the republican state officials in New
York and other states. The sum of
100000 was sent into Indiana from
Washington at one dash, last week (as
we happen to know land twice that
sum has by this time been added to it.
The New York Tribune confesses that
shaking the greenbacks is the only
argument now left to its virtuous party.
An honest election, in either Ohio or In
diana, would defeat Grantism by 10000
majority.-Harhord Times.
HERE is one of many cases where the
Hayes organs have been compelled to eat
their own SANDER:
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

capacity of the people to change their
rulers by civil process. Its realization,
however, will mark the beginning OF an
eraof national proves, progress and glory,
to which every citizen, be he of the one
party or the other, of the north or OF the
south, may look with pride and hope.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
CnILLS. CHILLS-wintersmith. Tonic sy.

CHILLS, ,CHILLS.-Winters 3 Tonic Sy-
rup or improved Chill Cure, Is certain remedy for
every form of Fever and Ague Its superiority over
all other remedies is IN the IA that the cure Is a
permanent one N, chill trheH broken, does not return
Unlike Chill remedies generally, 1t requires pur-
gative to he taken with II the medicine itself ac-
ting gently and re.ably upon the liver and bowels
efectually removing the cause Of the disease, not
merely temporarily checking it as in the case ei
qunne. Sold by all Druggists.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

can vote for Hayes on this record, nor
can any one who respects the right of
the people irrespective of race, country
or previous condition. The Mongolian
question sinks into insignificance in the
face of such a record.--Ne,o York
Ertrsss
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

FIRST Premium was awarded at the
Great Centennial Exhibition TO the Nellis
Patent Cotton Tie, Improved, in competition
with the leading Ties in the market-adver.
tisement of which appears in another col.
umn OF this paper.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

RADICAL newspapers are saying that
Hayes knew nothing about the princi'
pies of the know-nothing organization
that nominated him for the presidency.
Everybody else understood them. II
the radicals desire to place their candi'
date before the public as an idiot, they
are welcome to lay hold of that horn Of
the dilemma.-lS. Louis Times.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

A MISSIONARY, just returned, says he
regards Johnsons Anodyne Liniment as
beyond all price, and eflic cicious beyond any
other medicine. 1t is adapted to great
variety Of special cases, and is the best pain
curer In the world.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
AN OLD, TRIED FRIEND.

For twenty years TuTr's Pills have proven the
friend Of the invalid and through all the change,
Of that peroi tens of thousands still stick 10 then
old friend and as many daily testing theiI
virtues.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

FEvERs seldom make an attack with
out warning, and may often be thrown of
by soaking the feet in warm water, wrapping
up warm in bed, and taking two or three OF
Parsons Purgative Pills.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
S6OO.OOO!
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole Tickets, u dollar- Halves, dollaus quar-
ters, dollars Tickets, lnl dullar, 21- Tickets
10 dollars; tGA Ticket, isn dollars piA Tickets,
Lon dollars; lun,tp Tickets az " dollars each.
The Hon. u. n, Taylor. MAYOR Of Frankfort, the
entire Board Of city ,ouncilmcn. tho Hon Alvin
nuyall, late Chief Justice Of Kentucky, and other
distinguished citizens together with such other dis
interested persons the ticket hold-rs present NAV
designate, will superint"nd the drawsg
The payment Of gifts 90 owners If prize tickets is
assured. A bond, with heavy pennlp and approved
security, has been executed To- the Commonwealth u
Kentucky, which II now on record IN Clerks Oihcu
Of County Court at Frankfort subject 90 inspection
Of any one. This lisa new feature aud viii absolutely
secure the payment Of gifts,
Rsmittance- can he made hY Express, Draft, Post
Once Money order or Registered Lettrf. made paw
able to Kentucky Cash DisiribUt!on 60.
Al communications, orders tnt Tickets and arpli-
HON. THOS. =. POTTER, Gen1 Manager
Frankfort. Ky
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
PnfpIrs on the face, rough skin, chap.

IMFLES UII VIIt IdNt' IVuti ohrr't Nu"F
ped hands, saltrheum and all cutaneous al.
fe ,tiens cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use OF Juniper Tar Soap.
That made by Csswell, Howard c., New
York, is the only kind that can be reh, d on,
as there are many limitations, made from
common tar, which are worthless.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

foarrNns FOR AlL.-Agents wanted.
Aud fess Bullion Mining Co., i56 Brosd'y NY
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

BrRNErT's COCAINE kills dandrufF
allays irritation and promote-the growth Of
hair.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

N. Y. Times, Sept. g.
The false income return
of Samuel J Tilden,
some items Of the true
statement.
Fees during tho
wear from tho To-
ledo and Wabash
X. 4 CO...,..,...,...lb,Wn
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

THERE is hardly school-boy in the
land that has not read of Merchants
Gargling Oil Before the public for the
last forty years, it has become almost a
household word from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. As a lniment and exterior APP
plication in burns, scalds, sprains, bruises,
frost bites, flesh wounds, and the numer-
Gus ailments of flesh and limb in both
man and beast, Merchants Gargling Oil
stands unrivalled in the world. Mer-
chants Worm Tablets, certain and safe
remedy for worms, in either children or
adults, have likewise become famous for
their efiectual curative properties. These
remedies can be obtained st almost any
drug store in the land.-Sandusky Ohio
Register.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

y Y Times, sept. q.
Ia Judge Sinnot's let
ter u i- asserted that the
Toledo and Wabash Rail.
road Company never was
q client Of Mr.. Tilden,
and that neither In lsG2
nor AZ any other time did
he receive any Zee from
u. THAT WE MIST
ACCEPT As CONCLG-
SINE. Proof Of our
charges was promised
from authoritiesIn which
We mad confidence. but
in it's absence THAT
ITEM MUST RI WITH.
nk wv
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
EN1PLoYMENT.

Any FIKSON of ordinary Intelligence can earn u
living by canyassing for The Illustrated Weekly .
perence IL not necessarythe only requisites be-
ing as in all successful business industry and ener
ry send for particulars. Address Shas. Si"css~
a Co., II Warren St, New York.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

NJ HEN WRITING TO AnyERTISIRs
~ p'ensc any ,ou saw the nd iyertI.emeut '
wv ''" phPff =. n, a.. SO.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENT
CONSUMERS!

The great radical improvement ntroduceL in this n,
ce has induced to take the agency and Sdyerse n,
virtues 10 the world Its effects asa Rssorstive no hal
has been long sought for and wanted fr ,ns,, -
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21

q annHYg0O II you wsat t1s beat 20 ling article
AySk MIX In the world s,d L eo!id gold pate ut
AU0xv y " lever wstch. free Of coat. write u
oacs 10 J. BRIbE CO.. 76S Broadway. NY.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-21


and satisfactory
foro been attain
IN the world
sition. and cannot
when you call foI
proved I" do not
pied dealer con
has a Restorative
good, or some
there isnnne like
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

VEGETINE is acknowledged by all classes OF PEG
pie to be the best and most reliable blood purlner IN
womb
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

the tea and which is the coffee ?" She
looked at the two cups. She lifted one
to her nose and smelt of it, Then she
lifted the other and smelt Of that. Then
she lifted both and inspected them criti-
cally. Then she put them both down on
the table and started to call her mother.
She was evidently puzzled. She had
probably never had such a question pro-
pounded to her before. / felt as looked
at her that it was a question beyond her
years. I said: "Never mind, don't feel
badly over it. When you get older you
will know move, or perhaps you can have
the cups marked, so there can be no mis-
take" She smiled-a smile that began
at the corner of her mouth, Crept around
the curve of her lips, clumb up a stair
way of laughing lines into her eyes, and
finally broke in light all over her face.
he was happy again, and coming close
up to my chair, said interrogatively :;
Pie ?" I fairly jumped. She had
touched an hereditary weakness. When
was there ever a time when one of my
name would not eat pie? I turned around
in my chair and exclaimed: "Have you
pies in this house?" Her answer cleo
trifed me. 1t came out of her mouth
like walnuts out of their shells when the
bough is shaken: "Raspberry, black
berry, apple, custard and mince pie" I
looked at her as at one who should bring
news of the millennium. Bring them
on /" I shouted, "bring them all on! :"
Five kinds Of pie all before me at once,
and each better than the Other-when
have [ seen such sight ? Those pies
came, but they never returned. Oh!
the pleasures of eating one piece and
then seeing four more left untouched
Never have I had such feast since,
when youngster, I used to steal whole
mince pie from my mothers cupboard,
and go out back of the barn and eat it
alone, washing it down with plenty
of watermelon. Things taste differently
nOW-a-daVs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
THE I OTER'S TELEGRAPH.

New York Correspondence OF tn Chicago Tribune
The latest kink in the toy line has just
made its appearance. Strangers wonder
what the young men on Broadway mean
by selling long pink strings with tin CYL
inders in each end. These things are
called the " Lovers Telegraph" and con-
sists of round tin cylinders about two
inches in diameter, with a piece Of blad-
der skin drawn over one end, the other
being open. Drawn through the bladder
skin Is a pink cord, reaching perhaps fif-
teen or twenty feet to the other end,
where there is similar ContrivanCes
The idea is to hold one cylinder to the
ear while a person speaks in the open end
at the other end of the string. The sound
travels along the cord, the effects of the
tight skin, and he can be plainly heard
at the other end, even amid the din of
the Broadway omnibuses and similar
noises. The sO-Called telegraph is espe-
clalIy recommended to silly people who
wish TO converse from opposite sides of
the street, and is an improvement on the
old style of using handkerchief and fan.
for Irritation purposes. The inventor
pretends the cylinders and strings are
highly magnetized, but whether this is
true or false the toy magnetizes hundreds
of persons daily, and, being sold at the
moderate price of ten cents each, they
sell like hot cakes. As means of COM
munlcation with your next door neigh
Dor, the lovers telegraph has the advan
tage, provided you know to whom you
are talking. A nine days wonder, prob
ably which In a month hence will be for
gotten. II recalls the extensive stree
sale Of new system ofsecret cipher has
last wintor--a very simple process, which
however dehes detection. Day ate
day 1t appears a. If everybody wanted h
write In secret cipher, and tho boy VIII
sold the charts made money rapidly
To-day il h doubtful If there Ia one to b
, Ofind in the city for sale.