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Truses, Brac 3, Limbs and Ey s.
DIR. a. o. FORSBERG.
"a { 36 west Fourth St., Cincianati, 0his
WIFI SENn

Trusses for Inguinal ana Scrotal Rupture.
Trusses for femoral RuT ture,
Trusses for Umbilical Rupture,
Trusse- for men and children
Instruments Tor the kaiiing of the Womb
Instruments for wry Neck.
Instruments tor Curvature of the Spine
Instruments for Hip Disease
lns ruments Tor Pow Legs,
Instruments Tor KNOCK Knees,
lnstrr m nts for We Ankle.
Instruments for Gus ee: of all abnormal
forms,
Suspeusory Bandagei for yaricocsle ct Hy-
drocele,
Umbilicai Beiis-Elastic, Silt, Thread, Cot
ton.
Elastic Stockinrs-Siik Threa5, Cot:oa,
Elastic hnce Cans. AnklctS, Thigh and Cali
Pins,
Shoulder Braces for Ladies, Gents and Chill
drep.
Clutches all szes-MaIacca, Hickory, rubber
bottoms;
lar Trumpets OF the latest Invention,
Artificial Legs and Arms specially fitted TO suit
ampufation. &c
Iracticsi oxpenencs of twenty-five years in
Europe aad America
81 and 3G West Foarth ST., Up stairs.
SIGN OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
msy24-s&v-ecm
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10 celsuAptivss-

The advertiser. . retired physician, hav-
ing providentially discovered, while med
ical Missionary in Southern Asia, a very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and
lung afections,-also positive and r.di-
cal specific for Nervous Debility, Prema-
ture Decay. and all Nervous Complaints,
feels it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated BY this mo-
tive, he will cheerfnlly send, (free Of
chargs) to all who desire it, the receipt for
preparing, and full directions for success
fully using. this providentially discovered
remedy. Those Who wish to avail them
selves of the benefits of this discovery With.
out cost, can do % BY return mail, by ad.
dressing, With stamp, naming paper,
DIR. CHARIz P, MARsHAIr
33 Niagara street,
feb27-S8 Buffalo. New York.
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The Ceutaur Liniments have

created revolution in remedies for Rheu-
matism, Strains, Swellings, Pains, Burns,
Scalds, Stings, &c. The White Liniment is
for the human family, and the yellow Lin
iment is for hor-es. They are certain, handy
and cheap. jeS-w3m
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Dr. Tptt's Ixpsetoraut.

Has the great Author Of nature provided
no remedy for consumption and the diseas.
es leading thereto? Has he left Us without
any relief from that fatal scourge? No, il
il not 90. DIR. TUFTS Expectorant, formed
by chemical extracts from roots, barks and
leaves, relieves all cases Of consumption,
and eHectually cures it when it has not
progressed 20 far "a to be beyond cure-re-
stops raising of blood, and removes every
kind of affection of the lungs. The re
markable efficacy of this medicine has eI-
cited among physicians great curiosity as
to the nature of its ingredients. cav
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TIL Wakefield Earth Closet, the advertisement Of
which vii be found in another column, is. without
doubt, the most insenousy constructed eontrivznce
for the use Of DRY EARTH yet offered to the pub
lie. Every family in the land should have an Earth
Closet; besides the comfort and convenience which
they afford they are continual source Of profit To
every cultvsior Of the soil. 1t is impossible to des-
eribe, here the PeculiArties Of the above closet,
but to every one interested the company will send
one of their illustrated pamphlets, on application.
Re sure and write to them.
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Odoriierous sSOZODONTrender the mouth
enchanting, composed of rare, antiseptic
herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
delicious flower-like aroma to the b. cath,
and preserves intact, from youth to age, the
teeth. cav
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Advertised by Smiles

Is SOZODONr, and if you use it daily, the
white CLEAN of the pearls between the part
ed rubies will prove its excellence as den
trifce, and the sweetness Of the breath will
attest is purifying properties. cav
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! VIBRATOR

THE ESORMoCs WAsTAGE Of grain, 20 sseriipsle
xii oaisr s;gies Of Threshsrs be SAVED by this
Improved Nzchns, p-ienf erery lob more ndi
y0y eli sgpe4ses os threshing.
FLAX, TIsOTHY, lILLET. HUNGARIAN ani
ixs sees threshed, separa;ed cleaned and saSsi
easily and perfectly Wheat, Cat, Rye o1EaFley
~ EXTRA PRICE Is r-ualIy pail for grain and
s-es cleaned by this machine, for extra CeaEliness-
N lie WET GRAIN of Is75, these suhstan-
tally ths ONLY MACHINES that could run with prOnt
c. economy, doing Est, Thorough and perfect wori,
ssilI olssy, utterly failed.
all GRAIN TINE and MONEY wasting oomplica-
Eous snch as Endless Apron, "Raddles, ~Bsaters,
?ickers" ETC. entirely dHspessed ruth les th4a
oue-zIf the usual Gears Belts Boxes and Journals:
easier managed more durable. light running cost
~ rpIars, dust: no Iitterings" to clean up: MT
t.oIbied by adverse winds, rain or storms.
TAR.ERS and GRAIN RAIsERS who are po,tss
n the large saving made by 1t will employ infe-
improved Thresher doing their work
FOUR SIZES made for q, g, 10 and IL Horse
Powers Also q specialty Of SgPARAroRa, designed
nd nLads ExPREssIT yOR sTEAJ POwTk-
Two STYLES OF HORSE POwEkS. viz: our i'm
rro-ed aTripl. Gear" and "spur Speed Cwoos.-
tury s,yie), both Mounted on forr wheels.
IF IyTERESrBD in Threshing or Grain Raising.
sppy TO nesref Dealer, write 70 for rs;rs-
ed Circular cent free giving full particulars Of Sizss
styIes, Prices, Terms, etc.
NjchoIs, Shepard d o.,
Rattle CREEK. NICE
g
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Best Baking Stove they ever Saw

Housekeepers who have used the Charter
Oak fer years say it is the best baking stove
they ever saw, bakes quickly and evenly
with little fuel, clean as pin. Wit
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DIR. Hunser's Specific and Injection No.
are warranted TO cure the Gonnorhea,
Gleet, Chordee, Structures, diseases Of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and femalea
Dr.. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy ior the Spermasorrhea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, the los Of power,
caused BY self-abuse or excessive indul-
eence. Prics Of Dr.. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle; Injection, 81 per botle. Sent
everywhere BY express. Dr.. J. Disbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, St Louia, No. Send two stamps fos
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money Re.
FUNDED.
Theo. Egenaorf agent Leavenvorth, Kan
So. spsNeod&xl0
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Go to the New Atlas Hotel, Phil.de,phia, IA =.
and avoid the heat and vouy, by living in e,sv
reach Of all the Centennial buildine, and c,ose
communication With the city, By srees c.rs fruu
--Sao1. CIV
having.
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Sc Send 75 cents to DR.. Butts DispensaTy, St
Louis, NO., for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Treatise and Medical Advice, 4s0 pages in all.
apr2g-lO7
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RurTuks cured in from 30 to 30 days by the use
Of the Triumph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy. manufactured BY the Triumph Company, s3s
Bovery, NY. This Truss and supporter took the
medal at the last session Of the Great American In
stitute Fair. Send 10 cents for their new book.
d&vlyr
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HAGAN's MAGsoLIA BALM preserves and restores
the complexion removes freckles, tan and sallow-
neS; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its
application cannot be detected mar3-tc-eodAv9
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POPULAR illustrated book (2so pags) on MAN
HOOD wonA SHooD! MARRIAss! Impediments to
Marriage the cause and cure. Sent securely, post
paid for 20 cents by DIR. C. Whittier si7 st. Char
les street. ST. Louis, No., the great specialist. Read
hi, work dec2917dAw
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LYONS KATHARIoN makes beautiful, glossy, lux
urant hair; prevents its falling out turning gray
It has stood the testof 20 years Is charmiL gly per-
frmed, and has no hva.. mar2-tc-eod1usl
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Do not fail to read DIR. sherman's advertisement
on Rupture treatment. iuneI-3m
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TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

For all diseases Of Ihs LIVER, Stomach and spleen
After Forty Years Trial It's
tt;Il receiyn & The most unqusl-
iieI t-sIi I.oniaIs of ITS yirIues
fr m persons OF the hig nest
cbaracser and re-pon-biIity
Eminent physicians commend
~ as the mo-; beneficial
II is eminentiy q Family
Medicine. and by teing kept
ready or immediate resort " II
any an hour Of 81 h-nDg,
aod many q dollar In Time anI
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THIS paper is printed With Chas. Eneu johnson
Co.'S Printing Ink 6os south 10th street, Philsdel-
phia, Pa febdss27
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kiitatimey Blackberries.

In any quantity, and Of the best quality, may be
had during the by leaving your orders at z.
Beie,'s fruit and candy store, 30 Delaware street,
between Second and hird streets julyslw
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TO HOUsEK EEPERs.-Amons

those Who have used the household remedy
Ponds Extract, scarcely q family
can be found in which it is not the rule te
keep it constantly on hand. The one diff.
Guilty is that it is 20 valuable in relieving
and curing in almost every accident fam.
lily is subjected to that the medicine is often
exhausted when an urgent and sudden M
for it arises. 1t is ecooomical ~ to price
and important for the greater surety Of hav.
ing it when suddenly needed to buy ths
largest size At Sl.75. This bottle contain
Eve and one-half times - much - the Soc
size. eod6U
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srBscRIBE for the WEEKLY TINrs, and send i
to your friends in the East. Postage prepaid, 81.
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Headache.

nis an established fac, tina. the EXTRACT
of CRANBERRiES and HEMP, cc nbined BY
DR.. J. p. MILLER, 81 Spruce ST.. Phiis:
Pas, permanently eures the most obstinate
eases OF Dyspeptie, Nervous or s,ea heaassns e
Nervousness. Prepared in pills; ~ ceots q
box. Sent By mail. Robt- farasw, A gen !,
Les.enWorth. Kansas.
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No people in the world suffers a. much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
yean Of experience in medicine has failed
to accomplish a certain and sure remedy fol
the disease and its effects, such Is Soul
Stomach, Heartburn, Water-hrash, Sick
Headache, Ioetiveness, palpitatiod Of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up of the
food, low spirits, general debility, etc, ye,
FLOWER We believe there Is no case of Dys.
pepsis that cannot be Immediately relieved.
10000 dozen cold last year without oSe cas<
Of failure reported. Go to your druggist
r PARH M, and get sample bottle for IL
cents and try it, Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size IS cents.
Aug "a eoddeoH
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THERE are several complaints about the
bridge over Five Mile creek, on the Kan
- City rod. 1t is repreasssed a. very
dangeeous. Atteation, county authorities.
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.'foi. q. ga at.r has been in "a - in nv family
for some { a. ard sm q. rsuadei it is a valuable
addition The science. ''-'iOv. J. ,ifLL
sHOETEE. Al
81 have usei the Il. rior VA my family for
the p5st --yeDteeu year Ir'n nmeni [ to the
world IN bs 81 madiri..o ia : a TOR
that 'aSs OF DISEASES IL prIpOTl- 'gr...''-H- r.
THIgPES.
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PHYSICIANS.

oR. A. C. VAN DUYx. De. v. BIAKI.
nR5. VAN DUYN 4 bart, Physicians and
IL Surgeons; Office on the northwest Ct rner Of
Cherokee and Fifth streets- Once hours 81 TO 10
A. ~, and to o'clock p. =. narl5-du
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DOCTORS BILLS.

Your Re ator is one o. the hest family medi-
cin-s ever Used have boi spent one dollar for
NV iamIry Tor medicine in five yeus only for
your Regulator, and mu=tsay it dyes all IL ssys il
Wit. lou can also recommend il in Coiic foo
Stock, IL having cared a fine mule mine worth h
Five 1BdTed dollars. j. A NFLsos.
Hac'n. ia,
The Liver, t7e largest
rsn in tn, body, is generally
rh. seat 81 the diselse, ard II
hot egaisfed in tim =, .r At
suieriDy. SretcheiDess, and
DEAF ii will ensue.
'PyoI feel Dull DRow-Y,
DEBUT ,TtD. lave frequent
Headache, Mo TH IA TE bA.-
Iy poo APPETITE and Tos-
"rE DoaTtD, you are sJheriuS
fTom TosPID-iI. Es or .'BI 4.
oUssKs.," and nothing will
cure you 50 "a eefily aud per
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The WEEKLY TINES. 81 per year.
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$6OO.OOO!

POOO,OOO. I.
Ihos. p. Porter. ex-sov. ky., General Manager.
POSITIVELY No POsTPONENEHT.
LISTS OF GIFTS:
One Grand Cash Git 800 600
One Grand Cash Gift 10000
One Grand Cash Gift............ $1,000
One Grand Cash Gift.......... ..... 2D,GUo
One Grand Cash Gift. ................ 10000
One Grand Cash Gift ......... 5000
80 Cash Gifts Of 81 900 EACH. $4,000
100 Cash Gifts OF 800 each. $4,000
100 Cash Gifts Of 400 each. 10000
100 Cash Gifts of 800 each. 10000
200 Cash Gifts Of 200 each. 10000
600 Cash Gifts OF 100 each 10000
10000 Cash Gifts of IL each. 10000
Total, ILL., l56 Gifts, All Cash. 100000
PRICE OF TICKETS:
whole tickets. sl2; Halves, ST.; Quarters, 8,
Tics e's 81 o, 2.iA Tickets, s. o; i51. Tickets.
e50J 95it Tickets. 81 90. l0), OOJ Tickets at Sl-
eacn.
Hon 4. H. Taylor, Mayor OF Frankfort. the
entire Board of City COunciiDen, ii Alvin
Duvsil. late Chef Justice of Kentucky, AMI
o'her distinguished ci liens, together wi b sue
dislnterest persons a. the ucxei-ho deTs pr
sent may &c 5isaa,e, Will superiniend the draw
ing
Remittances can be ma ie by Express, Draft,
P0sio ocs n. n"r order Registered Letter.
made p.y.ble to kEsTUtkY cAsH DiSiRiBu-
TON COMPANY.
All communications, orders for Tickets, and
applications for Agencies s7ou'd he adtr.ssed
10 HON. THOS. r. PORTER.
General Manager, Frankfort. ky.
Tickets Ior al by }. M Allen, Agent, Book
Stor., T+avenworth, Kansas
july tSc-d&w
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Hon. -ffe.r. Ii. Siecens.
Enrcrnor Of Aknbn,nm

81 occasionally use when my condition req uires
u, Br. Simmons Liver Re. ;iOr, with good ef-
e. Hon ALEN II. cIIy
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IN n0C For Ten Cent? We VII send . beau
lU OIN, tiful hook Of leo choice se'ectionl
fs.0 the poeti cal works Of BYnox, AooRE and
o$beY WYiunGD.
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This meiiciue IL ackuo-l-
.iyed to h qua. 4 iIv-
II medicine; Cout4ni'g tn sse
r"ui heTn EcOts ard t.rBs
sh cb ai-v use !TOyIdeu
has pl ICED In count Z, where
iiyer DISEASES most lIevhIl.
Ladies' End0rse IT,.
~ have gIyrn yLaT medic ne q thorough trial,
ans, ia ha> it failed 10 give "a sItisfatIon" :"
-tLLzs ME.Cq,n. Cha labooch'e. Fla.
Professional
From actual exper ence in the Use Of this med
icne in my practice, 1 have teen, and am. satIs-
he'd 10 :ribe II gait medicine. -
-DR- J. w. MASON.
VI. Il. Ft0rida Conference.
81 hsv- used DIR. Simmons l. yer Regulator in
my tamiIy for Dyspepsia ~ q ) ok III ,adache, and
regard it an Invaluable remedy. II has iailei
TO gtvn relief in any instance. ."-REv. W. r.
EAsTERIIEG.
President Oglsfh0TDe College
''Slmmons' Liver Regulator 10 certainly a spec-
cfBr IN class of com ain's which IL claims to
cure. ."-REy. DAVID WILL
maylSdlAwSw
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was followed up in a most determined
manner. The connection of the name of
Earlewine in the matter was of such ma
ture As to cause grave suspicion that he
was the party who committed the a,rocious
deed, and As the State had no jurisdiction,
the murder having been committed on the
Government reserve, a complaint was made
before United States Commissioner Le-
eompte, and warrant was placed in
the hands Of Deputy United States Mar
shall David Keller for the apprehension of
the suspected party, who was arrested
abou, O'Clock in the afternoon by that
officer, and held to await examination.
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OPINIONS FILED TO JULY l, 1876.
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Ladies' Endorse if.

- have gIy.n yuar medic ne q thorough trial,
amt no q ha> it failed give "a sItisfatIon
-tLLzs MEsCgtM Cha labv0ch6c, Fla.
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DESMOND 4 CO.,
d&vl9 sRass Street.. Philadelphia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-17

nK. GILBERT D'EPISY, French PLY
~ scian. 81 years OF practice the last ten in 81
Louis Mo- Office, La Sale St, over r. Woe and ID. Bern
ard. Residence, Washington St, (north OF Supreme Court
Block) ONCE hours, from to " O'Clock A. NJ. and from
2to5P.M. mayl,iJ
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spccI.l 70 the 81. Louis Rennhllcan.

Special 20 the 81. Louis Republican.
WASHINGTON, May 2i-iollowlng are the
leading features of the great speech today of
Col Morrison, of Illinois, chairman of the
committee of ways and means of the house,
on the new tariff bill.
Mr.. Morrisoa Mr.. Chairman, am not
unmndful of the responsibility taken upon
myself in the introduction of bill TO simpli-
iy, revise and reduce the duties on imports.
With some notifications, IL has received the
approval Of the committee of ways and
means, and Is now before the house for con.
sideraiion. Should the bill become law, as
/ trust it may, 1t will necessarily affect the
trade, commerce and industry of the entirt
country, and affect them, il is believed, al
for good.
\ measure OF such magnitude ought TO re
ceiye the most earnest anu thoughtful con
sideration. This have given it, not omIttinl
70 avail myself of the research OF others or {,
accept any suggestions pointing 10 the cor
rec,iol of abuses resulting from existing
laws or the manner Of their enforcement.
Taxation By tariffs and duties on imported
goods cOmpels contribution 10 the support o
The government through the wants and ne
cessliles Of life.
PROTECTION u sPOLIATIcS.
Though impractical now 10 resort 70 II, tina
system Is best, because most equal, which
takes from the taxpayer bis due proportion
In the most direct manner. Burdens Of gov
ernment should be borne in proportion 4
ability 10 bear them. Property should pa,
the taxes. He who has much should pa,
much; he who has little should pay little
and lac who has none, none.
Protection, other than that incidental q
revenue, Is spolIation, because II takes In
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JACKSON'S GRAVE.

tTarpley Starr, in Southern Churchman.l
One needs, indeed, some apology for daring tC
touch so sacred subject. These lines-dedica
ted to Mrs. Jackson, and written in lSG5-havt
been kept from that day to this most closely
yelled. And now they are only offered as the
humblest tributes in compliment 10 the ever
hereafter memorable twenty sixth October, to
testify the tender interest and loving homage
with which we of this once honored valley ro.
gard the occasion that will unvel in the Capitol
Square at Richmond, Va, the statue of our dear
dead hero.
Halt! Pilgrim, halt! Thou canst not pass
This silent sentry-box below,
Though he that's on that post-alas!
May challenge neither friend nor foe.
And be It So We'd sooner trust
Our Gid Campcador therein
Dead rs he is-and gone to dust
Than half the forms Of living men.
Sacred to him this Valley now!
Her hero guardian, patron saint
His laurels hang on every Dough,
Her breath is his triumphal chant.
Sleep, Jackson, sleep! Thy mother here
Shall sacred hold this head Of thine,
And bring her children year by year
As pilgrims to a Meccas shrine.
IT'S very meet this calm outpost
Is undlsturbed of lannon's roll!
No daring reyelle shall boast
The rousing Of thy patriot soul.
To work TO weep? All, no-thank God!
This noble sun had dimmcd its light,
Fer yet had paled our hero blood,
And glory's stars went out in night.
If he should wake. Put out the light!
Dear cradle angels rock his grave;
Nor let him ask, How went the fight,
Or where the land he died to save.
All no defeat no dread reverse,
Thank Christi can tnrn this conquerOrs tread,
Can link his name to failures curse
Or pin the halo round his head!
Upon the summit top Of fame,
Within the beat of freedoms drum,
His timely leave of absence came,
And his unconquercd soul went home.
The sgnet now cannot he broke,
LIES folded work Is sealed and sure,
beath caught his step on glorys track
And fixed it there forever more.
o, sacred ground most hallowed dust!
We lay our hand upon our mouth.
We knccl and wccp-ahl weep We must
On this-thc grave OF all our South.
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SPANISH PROVERBS.

yirtne ne'r dwels within that heart
where shame has ceased to hold part
One ounce of mrth devoid of folly,
Is worth a ton of melancholy
The change of weather and the vino,
niscourse for fools doth always lind
Whcneer good man comes to thee
Examine not his pedigree.
II thou a shilling's worth would'st know,
To borrow it thou need'st but go.
To reason lend willing ear,
Or she Ger long will make thee hear.
There is no evil in the end,
To good perchancc that may not lehu'
The night make night, the day make day.
And life will gaily pass away.
The man who doth widow wed,
Must hear the living praise the DEAD
Nv birthday first did hear me cry,
And every day doth show me why.
The husband sometimes must not see,
And blind the wife should often be-
II YOU q gentleman would know,
TITS he whose deeds proclaim him So
II thou from quarrels keepcst free,
Thou never can'st o witness be.
What fathers miserably acquire,
Their sons will throw into the fire.
With very many war pursue,
To council go with very few,
A words thing that flies away
But writing may be made to stay
Who idle is when fortune shines,
When she departs the first repincs.
II youth had wisdom, age had power,
Naught would be wanting for an hour.
He who still works may, if he please,
Be always thinking Of his ease.
Who seeks revenge for every wrong,
May live in honor, but not long.
You neer should say and meier should do
The word and deed wrath prompt you to.
He who once proves himsely knaye,
Doth seldom change this side the grave.
To others pardon e'er best w,
But to thyself no mercy show.
Three may keep council, il is true,
But then you should get rid OF two.
Those who the taste of honor know,
Fer find its spirit on them grow.
Folly and anger are the same,
The difference is but in name.
IT'S by his deeds and not his gown,
A pious man may best be known.
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In 1877 the duty on tea and coffee was re-
moved. Nor can there be the slightest doubt
that this tax, as we'll as numerous internal
revenue taxes, were taken of that a better
preteX for protection on manufactures of all
kinds should remain. 1t is greatly TO be
regretted that many fair minded revenue re.
formers, who under other financial conditions
of the government would be free.traders, Tell
into this trap.
1t has proved stumbling block TO revenue
and tariff reform, and is accomplishing what
II was intended it should accomplish. No
tariff tax is easier collected or fairer dis,ribu-
ted, and IL is lamentable that men of other.
wise great sttsinmenis will not believe the
people capable OF understanding these
truths.
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w IL. e SMIN Err. NJ. d., Physician
w. and Surgeon. OtIe ever the Exchange Bank, OF
tawa. Illinois marlS
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