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HATR.nRESSlNG.

NEW ToRE, SepR. "a.
Fer some time past have been using your CocoBs
ne, and think E Tar PrefsFahAs 20 anything have
ever used dor the hair. FRANK LESLIE
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WMEA WREWEMsR TGR ABwEsBTaNREagsa,
wv, PASS@3 say yea n@gT niRe narertiss mssHaH
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BADNESS.

CHICAGO, May II, IsTr.
Since the recent use Of your - Cocaine my pre-
viously bald head has been covered by a luxaTi3nc
growth Of hair had always esteemed your PrePa-
ration as dTesslBg. knowing many persons who re-
garded It very highly such, but never before knew
J. C. LEWIS.
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LOSS OF HAIR.

BANGOR, March 4 1858.
Your Cocoaine " Is the only dressing for the haiE
used in my family for the last eight years Il DoE
Cnly stopped my wiSs's hair from coming cat, bat in
creased its growth. I am also undrr Obligations 20
Ehissame "Coccaine for saving my hair, which
vas very fast coming out previous to Using this
valuable PFsparati0a. J. e. MITCHELL.
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HCTuMA The only sure remedy. Trial Taska-e
as ] nm IRE. LaElITHNIGHT cleveland -.
A DAZZLING CHANG !

One agent ma de l3S profit four and hal: l.J on
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Burnett'S Cocaine,
Burnett's Cocaine,
Burnett'S Cocaine,
DANDRUFF.

BoSToH, Oct. 20.
have usen less than bottle. The dandruE anE
the irritation which caused it. have entirely dap~
pearrd, and my hair was never before in 50 good
condition. A. A. FULLER.
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IRRITATTON CD NE SCALP.

wATExvTtLE, Ma Sept. IS.
IPuFchased boSS'e only, for the purpose Of hair
dressing; bas, % my surprise, IL has entirely resoFed
the irritation Of 80 long standing. | have rec0m-
men8gd il several Of my friends who afiete3
N the same way and il has wholly irTadicated the
disease. JOSEPH HILL, TR.
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ROCK bGENIGl i0l 0IN -. 81 y!

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my WINTER ON TIE NILE
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THOS. WARD WHITE, President.
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WOODS

It restores quickly Gay Hair its glossy Natural
cO0r. Il effect OF RESTORING the Hair BFsEB-
t1rely Bald Heads It Removes DundruH. H1EloEs and
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The NOrthfeId Tragedy.

Pamphlet with Tuli History, Pictures, interviews
with the Robbers, biographies Of Younger and James
brothers, etc. Price - cts Discount to dealers.
Send orders to J. j. LEMON, st. Paul, MINI.
, 1876-08-13

larger part of the religious and moral men OF
the North, who have been steadily pushlns
educational and church work among the
freedrnen.tlrough the instrumenta1ty OF tne
American Missionary Association (Congresa-
tiona1) and the kindred societies OF the
Methodists, Baptists, and Presbyterlans. In
proportion as the North shall multiply these
efforts, and the South shall desist from V'o-
lence, and shall provide broad ana
impartial system Of public schools Tor
the whole population, will the ne
gro disappear from politics. Having no
wrongs to redress, no fears against which to
guard, no political enemies to fight, he WILL
need no association for his special protection,
and will call for no measures for his partic-
ular benefit. In his place will come "the
American citizen of African descent" as
President LINCOLN appropriately named him,
who will select his political party without
reference to race questions The colored
people will divide among themselves politi-
cally, in tile same manner and for the same
reason as do the whites; for they will attend
the samo meetings, read the same papers,
and books, and be affected by the
sumo arguments and interests. Surely, every
man must see that this is the course
pointed out by philanthropy, patriotism, and
religion, and that in this way We can dismiss
SAMBo from politics in the same sense that
We dismiss PATRICK and JOHNNY, SANDY and
, 1876-08-13

The House Committee is reported as hav-
ing agreed to the increase of the cavalry regi-
ments urged by Gems. SHERMAN and sHER-
1DAH, and recommended by the President.
The Democrats evidently do not care to
shoulder theresponsibilty of a long, tedious,
and costly Indian war on account of their
mock economy, nor the repetitions OF the
CUSTER massacre because of tEeir pretense
of retrenchment- Yet, had they followed
out the programme for still further reducing
the skeleton of the army upon which they
insisted so long, the United States Govern
ment would have been helpless to resist the
hostile Indians, the officers and men of the
army would have been sacrificed, and gen.
eral Indian war would have been precipitated
that would have cost twenty times more than
the saving that would have been made for
the time being.
, 1876-08-13

It is worthy Of notice that, during the en-
tire proceedings in the County Court concern
ing the tax warrants, Mr.. Ed PHILLIPS, who
made the assessment for 1875, could not be
found His testimony was necessary at al
most every stage to explain matters in cases
where specific objections were filed; but lie
was beyond reach, and SO unaccountably as
to leave the impression that the absence was
intentional. His errors, hlunders, and mis-
takes cost the State, city, and county thirty
or forty thousand dollars, which sum Is to
be added to the price the public have paid
for his official services.
, 1876-08-13

feat the swindling job. The Democrats ana
Irish must divide between them, to the e1-
tent that they are not identical, the rospon-
sibity for an outright robbery that may
amount to several hundred thousand dollars
before it is entirely completed. It may be
that, if necessary, the steal can be prevented
by resort to the Courts; but, unless the
local Democratic leaders and respectable
members Of that party can break it up be-
fore that, their party must be held accounta-
bic for it. Meanwhile, we hope the Ring
will find no more did and comfort from any
Chicago newspaper pretending to represent
the public interest.
, 1876-08-13

The restoration OF the franking privilege,
which is fully presaged by its adoption in
the Senate, IS sample. Of the common vi
ciousness that attaches to all the politics Of
this country,-a disposition to use the sub
stance of the people for partisan purposes.
The restoration cannot be fairly charged on
either party, since the majority given it in
the Senate WAS made up from both parties,
which will also be the case when the House
concurz. It has evidently been agreed upon
By both parties as means for the free use
of the mails to disseminate partisan docu-
ments during the pending political campaign.
As such it is an abuse which the people will
have to pay for in making up an increased
excess of the Post-O Office expenses over re-
ceipts. We desire particularly to enter
protest against the reason which Mr.
DAWES gave for voting for the
restoration. He made the assertion
tint p" Its repeal was brought about by the
metropolitan press, which desired to control
all information for the people, and prevent
Senators and members from disseminating
intelligence" Now, hr. DAWES, as an in
telligent man, ought to know that there is no
foundation for such an assertion. The news
papers urged its repeal because it Was
heavy load on the Office Department,
increased the public printing bills, and add
ed to the public taxes for the purpose of
gratifying the vanity Of Congressman and
atfording party managers IN opportunity
for spreading their political gospel ut the ex-
pense of people who don't want it. When
h1r. DAWES says that newspaper correspond
ents t' 'color their dispatches" the reply is
TINT the Associated Press reports facts and
uttarances without color, because it serves
both Democratic and Republican newspapers,
while there isn't man in Congress in~either
party who doesn't "co1or" his speeches
more or less to suit the party to which he
belongs. The simple fact is that most of
the Congressman have been itching for this
perquisite ever since it was taken away, and
there has been an agreement between both
parties to fleece the public for their ind1vid-
1al accommodation.
, 1876-08-13

The Chicago Produce markets were moder-
ately active onSaturdny, and generally easier.
bless pork closed Soc per brl lower, at $3.50
@1s.124 for August or September. Lard
closed &c per 100 lbs lower, at S10.974@
HOO Meats were 1c per IL lower, at 74c
for boxed shoulders, otc for do short ribs,
and 9!c for do short clears. Lake freights
were more active, :at 1Ac for corn to Buffalo.
Rail freights wcr. unchanged. Highwines
were quiet, at S1.1o4 per gallon Flour was
steady. Wheat CLOSED 1c lower, at 6:54c cash
and S7!c for Sen :ember. Corn closed clow-
e., at 45c cash aud 44ssc for September Oats
, 1876-08-13
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education proves itself Il
exception to "Boards ~ generally. It can
| not bring itself to reduce expenditures b.
abolisling Offices. Each member Of tn
Board knows that the city has no money
and cannot obtain it; that really it is a ques
ton Of financial ability whether it can keel
the schools going Or not. At the last meet
ing it adopted scale of reductions Of sala
ries, but we looked in vain for 4 reduction o.
employees. Here are the officers and thei
salaries:
QJ7ctrs-0ne Superintendent Of Schools, So, 600
one Assistant S., 750; one attorney, 81. S75; oH'
clerk, 81. s75; esuppy agent. 81. S7; one schoo
sengcr, $500. Total sl3, 425.
This is at the reduced SCALE Now, the
Board, if acting as business men, i'll the EN-.
barrassed condition of the city, would moi
have hesitated in dropping the Assistant
Superintendent, the attorney, aud the assist
ant clerk, and snyed $5,425. But the Board
was not able, any more than any other
'Board," to abolish useless Office, no mat
ter if the schools were never opened again.
High .SchooI-One at Sc. $50, $2, $50; three at
$11's95 s. s. ' G23' four at 81 e5o g. 5 ooo i've At At
5000, 5000; two at $3.50, 81, 500.
;no CO., ~. w. IT, -r,.. xoo.s e..
t1,s ra,,,ot;on - tha nzmha~ - an,r1oroa
-, t1-t 80 ~
0t1~r scboo1fo oF,onr pr;nc,ns,s at n azo c. ann.
thirteen Principals at 81, 500, s19 500; one Prin-
spst g fwo st uns & r1Mega @ sn a. ;po. o
Principals at Ss5, S. fourteen Principals ut
Sc Principals at sC:5. S. Is: totai Isl i6i.
Here are no less than forty-six ssPrinci-
pals, !" who arc paid not as teachers, but rs
.sPrincipals," This number might be re-
duced to twenty. and the others BEING mid
as teachers, the saving would be &16. o00.
Three head assistants! at $500, S., 400; twenty
neaa @ asslsanLs " Sd3o, s15 too; .O0 teachers Ut
, 1876-08-13

The Consular and Diplomatic bill, rs ngrced
upon by the Conference Committee, virtual
~ abolishcs the Offices Of Ministers to Portu-
gsl Switzerland, Do1isar, Ecuador, Colon
bla' Paraguay, Uruguay, Greece, and Den mark,
providing for Charges d 4 Baires to Port ugal,
Greece, Denmark, md Paraguay, at salary
OF 5000 each per year. The Consnlat,s to
swatow, Southampton, MALTA, yladwosuck,
Oporto, Santa Cruz. Port Said, Nantes, La
Eochelie, Port Mahon, Valencia, Stettin,
Mararhan, Cyprus, Bucharest, Venice, Arla1,
Gaboon, Turks Island, Hakodadi, Gode.ich
and Windsor, Canada West not having bee1,
provided for, are vntual]y abolished.
, 1876-08-13
THE CITY AND THE GAS COMPANIES,


We cannot, in the nature Of things, place
much faith in the relief promised from the
gas monopoly by the franchise given to the
so-called Consumers Gas-Light and Coke
Company. The experience Of nearly all
cities with gas companies is that competition
merely lends to combination, and the public
as well as private consumers in the end are
made to pay dearly for any temporary adyan-
tages they may have enjoyed. Among all
the numerous privileges sought and obtained
during several years past for laying gas mains
in the street, but one company-now the
West Side Company proceeded to contest
the old monopoly, and the result in that case
was prompt division Of the territory and q
complete renewal of the monopoly. In 9TH
er cases the existing companies have been
blackmailed by the threats, Aldermanic and
otherwise, Of new competition, and have
merely added the blackmal money to the
gas bills. Pest experience does not justify
any hope from the new project and, in
placing the price of gas at $1.5o
per 1000 feet for the new company,
We doubt very much whether the
necessary capital can be found to erect the
works and lay mains and pipes throughout
the entire city. Still, we have no objection
to trying it. We have no particular objec-
ton now to the gas companies being black
mailed, though we do not mean to intimate
that such is the purpose of the new project.
We simply mean that we shall not object to
the Councils throwing the doors wide open
and letting everybody in that wants a fran
chise Henceforth the gas companies will have
to pay their own blackmail money. The peo-
pie will no longer contribute it in increased
bills. They will shut off their gas, as they
are already doing to a large extent. The
smaller consumers will burn oil. The larger
consumers theatres, manufacturing
establishments, etc-Wiu manufacture their
own gas And we are entirely willing that
the present gas companies shall be we'll pun
shed, for they are acting badly and unrea-
;onably.
But the Council should act promptly upon
he opinion given BY Corporation Counsel
ANTHONY, who holds that the city has an in
1erent authority to abrogate the present gas
contracts, aud establish regulation burner
If small capacity as well as different price.
This is the common-sense view of the con-
royersy, and one which We believe will be
sustained by the Courts on principles Of
squity The Council Of 1869 undertook to
'ind the people Of Chicago for period of |
:en years to take gas from 8 particular COM
oany at q fixed price and rate of consump- |
ion. If they had any such power rs that
hey might have made the term d hundred
7ears as we'll as ten, made the burners 10 !
eet as well as $, and the price Sc instead of
53. In other words, Council elected for
me year to represent the taxpayers could
'arter away the rights of those taxpayers,
nd their heirs and assigns, practically for
, 1876-08-13

GREAT CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT
Sa1uuel J. Tilden has claimed since he put himself
forward as a candidate for President OF the United
<atea and the party which have taken him up their
standard bearer have doue likewise, mat nc mas
always been:
i. An EARNEST PATRIOT.
= TIE DESTROYER or TwxEp AID TIE CoRRCPT
CASAL-lsISo.
}. A SINCERE AND EFFICIENT RxFoKaER-
4. AZ ADVOCATE or pchx ELECTIONS AND OPPOSED
20 FRAUDULENT VOTING.
s. OPPOSED TO TEE 1ssr1se AND CIRCULATION OF
ss11SrLAsrkes.
+. HONEST DEALING WITH WESTERN RAILROADS IN
DIs-nEsS.
regard for historic truth and the general welfare
compeie TIE TElHrSE show that all these claims Of
Afr TtIden In t!s behalf only untrue. but
: that the very rcyegse Is the fact
The record conClusiyely proves that he
I. "A SECEsslOElST. AND OPPOSED 70 THE
WAR FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF THE UNION.
=. "A bosom FRIEND OF "BOss TWEED" AND
A MEMBER OF THE TAMMANY GANG.
IA BOGUS REFOHs1ER WHO REDUCED NO
TAXES EEF0R.fEDS no CANAL ALCORRUPTION. AND
MADE NOTHING BETTER THAN HE FOUND IT.
=. A CORECPTER OF THE DAkLoT-BOA, AND
A LEADER IN FRAUDULENT ELECTIONS, AS
CHARGED UPON HIM BY HORACE GREELEY.
S. An IssCEE OF sH1SPL.sS GERS TO LABOR
ING MEN IN THE IRON REGIONS OF MICHIGAN.
&. A INDUSTRIOUS RAILROAD SHARK. WHO
AMASSED MILLIONS BY DEyDuR1SG WESTERN
RAILROADS IN FINANCIAL. TROUBLE.
The following the captions OF few of the counts
in 7lldens Indictment:
Ei:ur r. Storey Ttldcn.
1ht Three T.s-Twred, Tilden. and Tammany.
1ificas Fill Shop-s,o wing how the ''Grrat Re-
former hracEtted ut the expense of the people.
lilden a. laflroRd Thyxlcfan--HoE Sammy eucher-
I'd the old GsIca stockholders; how he riaycd on the
y: Louis, Alton Ierre laute Road; low the 1essees
t. Contribute to the arl"; ow lse hocus pocused
&c Southern Indiana Road; Sa1n,nys connection with
tron r.cidc Ring.
Tsdcu ~ F1nsncier-How his Lake Superior Iron
E.apantcs made their laa,oreFs take Shinp'astera-
Tilen o* 4 Patriot His connection with the ''Rur-
!cH}sr resolutions Of 1,4: his refusal sign call
T. favor 81 maintaining the iauk and Constitution OF
ktc Eutted States.
If;dcu Kcfo.mer-Hs atteE,rt get credit .or
<:ia the kcpu: fcanS have dotlt his connection with
The New York election frauds OF lHf5 exposed by
Horace Greeley; how sammy whfrsawcd buyer End
kelirr-
Tom Hcndrcks' Record His Rebel sympathies during
Claim: hin opposition the TAisteenth Fourteenth.
aud Fifteenth Amendments
This great Campaign document fills four pages Of
TRIBUNE size copy thereof should be placed In the
hands of every voter In the West
Hayes md Wheeler Clubs everywhere should order
''TIlden's Recora" for distribution.
COST THE RECORD.
It VIII be sent By mail express With charges paid,
on the following terms:
1,cF tA3 ccP1ea- 81. SO
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6end oEdcs1 tmmcdiA1ely.for '+Tldcn's Record"
TRIBUNE CO., Chicago.