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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

IT'LL ANXIOUS FOR PARLIAMENTARY Hoxons.
PARIS April Is 1876.
Prince Jerome Napoleon announces himself .
didatc for the seat tho Assembly from Ajacco, made
vacant by NJ Rouhers election from that place having
been annucd.
ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS TO COME
The elections to n the vacant seats in the Assembly
caused by the recent nvaldatons have been liked for
The 2lH Of May.
PROSECUTION PRESS.
The manager and editor OF the Ertnemenf have been
Sncd and condemned 10 imprisonment for month for
the publication in that paper Of an article concerning
the Commune
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SHIPW RECK.

AN AMERICAN BRIO LOST ON THE ENGLISH
coAsr-THE CAPTAIN AND THREE MEN
DROWNED.
Hull, England, April Is, 1875
Tho American Brig Mary H. Francis Captain Fran
els, from Portland February "a via Queenstown struck
on the Dudgeon shoai yesterday and sunk.
LIFE
The captain two sailors and the cook drowned.
The rest Of the landed hcrc
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A-THE HUGE, DRASTIC. GRIPPING, sfCKENING
pills. constructed Of crude and bulky ingredients
fast being superseded PIERcEs PHEASANT PURGAvE
PxLLKIs q ssgarcoassd Concentrated Root and Herbal
or mutum in psrvo physic Modern chemical science
abes Dr. Pierce from the OF the
able roots and herbs active medcina principles which,
when worked into little pellets granuss scarcely larger
and pleas In effect
DR.. Ira A. Thayer OF Baconsburg Ohio writes 81
gard your Pellets As the best remedy for the conditions or
which prescribe them Of anything have used
mild and certain in effect and leaving tho bowels In
ceiiens condition II they take tho place
OF all other cathartic pills and medicines
Lyon Maconber, druggists. vermion. d. r. say:-
we think they going sell like hot cakes
people get acquainted with them. and will spoil the pnl
trade ms those that have used them like them much better
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ELECTION SET ASIDE.

CHICAGO. April is, 1870
Tho Common Council held long meeting
to-day, which closed at . laie hour tonight and
AFTER much discussion of the subject declared
the recent town election null and void on account
Of frauds perpctraied, and, by virtue OF the
lowing town ofhccrs:-B. Callahan, Co lcctor,
vice Evans; william Cray, Assessor, uco Phil.
lips Robert Lincoln. supervisor, vice X. Ryan
aud W. Carver clerk vice Gleason. THIS ends all Of
tho trouble so lar these officers concerned. Tho
Mayor has yet made response the written de-
mand made By the Citizens Committee for his rcsigna-
linn
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SENTENCES IN wHIsKEY CASES.

ST. LOUIS, April Is 1876
The following sentences passed to-day BY Judge
Kreke OF tho United States Distnct Court at Jccr-
City, upon persons convicted in that OF
nection with whskcy frauds:-
John :. Bittingcr, ex-Raueer at st. Joseph, two
years in the pen tic ntiary and 81 900 fine.
Simon Adler and Abraham Furst, distilicrs and
rcctifcrs At St Joseph, each year in tho county
jail and $40, OO0 tine.
in tho county Jail from September ST. 900 Gnc
Henry r. W. Hartwig and Ernst y. HartwIg brothers,
81 500 fine.
James f. Marsh, ex-gauger At Kansas City, six
months In the county iail and 81, 900 line
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RAILROAD FREIGHTs.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April Is. 1870
At meeting Of tho managers OF tho pool last sven-
ing the committee appointed 10 mako table Of dis
tances for Eastern rates made report which was
adopted. Tho committee reported that they were
able to devise any plan by which uniform rates could
DO maintained, and, therefore, did not recommend
any This decision reached In consequences Of tho
fact TINT the Grand Trunk Railroad would indie.
pcndcnty OF the pool A classification OF freights
was also arranged. Most OF the articles recently
placed in tho special class put back in the fourth
clasH Beyond this no important changes were made.
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A SAD FEAR.

PROBABLE LOSS OF VESSEL WITH EIGHTY
THREE PASSENGERS MISSING.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, April is, ls56
News from Port MuIgravc y. s., this morning states
that great anxiety felt for the safety Of the schooner
Katie which left that port the ID ins'. for Boston,
with eignly.threc passengers, several OF whom we're
women aud children nearly all for this port, where the
men we're 10 engage in the fisheries No tIdngs have
been heard Of her and as she was out In the gale OF
the 4lh inst ~ feared she has foundcred with all on
board. Friends hero feeling very uneasy yes
sci bottom W east Of Cape Sable which s sup
posed 70 be the Kata
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ART INITIATING NATURE-TT SEEMS AS IN
there scarcely limit human skin ingcuuity-
Things heretofore considered impossible performed every
day and have learned Of Paris turning ont
diamonds ~ the thousand from his laboratory beautiful
and durable from OH
~ RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewciry Store. No. TIA
privilege examine before paying for thcm Send for illus
trated price list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
FLOODS IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT April Is 1876
For tho past three days rain has fallen almost inces
sanity In tho northern part OF Michigan. and the
country contagious tho Tittabawasscc Chippewa and
Saginaw rivers inundated Railroad travel 10 inter-
ruptcd, aud much property OF various kinds, incud-
ing dwellings and barns has noated on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
A Russian War Vessel Foundered
ana All Hands Lost.
THE PRINCE AT GIBRALTAR.
Victoria Conquen a Peace in the Straits
Settlements.
THE BRITISH GOLFERS STRIKE.
An American Brig Wrecked
The Captain Drowned.
THE HERZEGOVINA WAR.
Victoria Conquers Peace in the Straits
Settlements.
THE BRITISH GOLFERS STRIKE.
An American Brig Wrecked
The Captain Drowned.
THE HERZEGOVINA WAR.
THE EUROPEAN BOURSES.

LATEST QUOTATIONS. FROM THE GREAT MONEY
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ENGLISH
STOCK MARKET-ExcITExENT AND Panic
DECLINE IN PORTIONS WITH THE EXCEPTION
OF AMERICANS.
LONDON, April Is, 1876.
On tho Stock Exchange there has been much
excitement In the foreign stock market dur
Ing the week. principally OWING TO tho I'M
settled state OF affairs in Eastern Europe, while the
panic has been heightened BY unfonnded rumors rea
tive TO the non-payment OF the Egyptian coupons due
this month Although there was sharp recovery In
prices Thursday yet the extent Of the previous loss
10 by no means made ny, and the weeks operations
Ihow serious reduction in prices.
roRElGxs
Egyptian securities have been Unfortunately sold,
and are from to is lower Buenos Ayres to lower,
Peruvian TO lower, Hungarian to lower Russian
10 lower, Spanish x to ~ lower, Uraguayan
lower, and Turkish * to lower. Most of the sccur
this department have been quoted at the lowest
point touched
Consols have been dull
British railway shares have been rather heavy, in
sympathy with tho foreign markets, but the move
ments are unimportant
AMERICANS.
American government bonds have been steady.
DISCOUNT
The supply OF money continues large, and discount
rates in tho open market remain fully per cent
below the bank rate
To-day the attendance at the Stock Exchange was
very thin, and scarcely anything done except In
one or two foreign stocks The general tendency was
dah except for home railways which stronger
Turkish and Egyptian securities weak at fur
thor important decline
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
BELGIUM.

"A BANK DIRECTOR COMMITS SUICIDE
Brussels, April Is, 1876
H. Jugenohl, director OF the Central Bank OF Ant
Wsrp, has committed suicide.
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the Gath inst, where the headquarters win Be estab-
iished for the present
THE HERzEGovIxAxs IN FORCE NEAR TIRE
BIGNx.
VIENNA, April Is. 1870.
Adviccs from Trebigne state that the Herzegovina
insurgents seriously threatening that place. which
Is temporarily without Turkish troops. the latter
having been withdrawn for the purpose OF operating
against the rebels in the Banjaniz territory.
SEVERE FIGHTING
Several engagements have been fought around Ire
bigne and . number Of places have been fred
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MALAGA.

THE ANTI-xxoLIsH ouTDRxAK suPPREssED.
SINGAPORE April Is, 1874
Governor Sir William Jervois has returned to this
place from Pcrak.>
All is quiet in Maacca and further disturbances
arc apprehended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

The following record Will show tho changes IN tho
temperature for tho past .wcntyfour hours, In
parlson with the corresponding datc OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer a. Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALp Building.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
GIBRALTAR.

THE PRINCE or WALKS ARRIVED AT THE
FAMOUS FORTRESS.
GIBRALTAR. April Is, 1870
Her Britannia Maesy's ship Seraps with the Prince
OF wales and suite on board arrived here to-day
her way from India TO England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
TURKEY.

PRINCE MILAN TO MARCH TO THE sEnvrAS
HEADQuARrEns
VisssA, April Is, 1876.
me Tsstda publishes letter from i,s Belgrade COR
respondent. Ia which Il Is stated that Prince Milan
With general Of bis STAR viii proceed 10 zuprirs on
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VIENNA. April Is, 1879
Tho pressure Of sales the Bourse has somewhat
subsidized To-day all stocks closed at an improvement
since Thursday.
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RUSSIA.

DROWNED.
ATHENS, Greece April 10 1870
A Russian corvette. while entering the Piraeus TO-
day, ioundered, and all on board wcrc drowned
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THE BERLIN BouRsE.

BERLIN, April Is, 1870
The Bourse to-day opened firm but closed weak, at
prices generally lower than Thursday. Austrian and
Hungarian rcntes were rather freely offered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH (PRINCI
pal OF late Marsh Coz his old Office. No vessy ST.
Aston House. No uptown branch.
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A.-FoR YoCR EASTER HAT GO TO DOUGAN,
10l Nassau and ~ Ann st.
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A-rnE HUGE. DRASTIC. GRIPPING. sIcKENI,

A.-DROPSY.-THERE is NO DISEASE IN WHICH
the PERUVIAN srRrr achieved greater wonders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
BRAZIL.

Rio JASEiRo. April 10, 1870
S. 900 bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

A.-PERRy'S MOTH AN d FRECKLE LOTION IS
.cld by druggists eyerywhere also rsmays CAsEpcxx and
PIurLE kkxKDr. the infallibe Skin Medicine Pimple.
flesh Worms Black Heads Prepared only BY Dr. B. G.
PERRY. Dcrmatolcsist, 80 Bond st.. New York.
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THE PARIS BouRsE.
THE VIENNA BouRsE.

The Bourss opened Nat to-day, but closed At sharp
recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

ARTISTIC FURNITURE,
designed expressly for Centennial Exposition.
ON exhibition at wareruoms OF
HERTS A COMPANY.
broadway. al "a :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

A.-sCALP DISEASES, DANDRUTF, IRRITATION
and itching errupys and other scalp Disco: falling
brittle fading and Gray Hair as0 Moes
Warts and untmelv wrnkles cured by Dr. b. G. PERRY
~ Bond ST. New York.
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THE MOST TERRIFIC COLD OR CONvULSING
TAR ' -
PiKH's ToomAcax Doors cure IN one minute

A-FoR ELEGANT AND FIRST CLASS HATS co
direct 10 the manufacturer, EsPESscHEID Naasas
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average temperature ycstcruay os5S
year. 4sss
1876 1870
Weekly average. .................... 1907 COLI
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"A DECIDED ADVANCE
Judges report. American Institute Fair.
NEW WILCOX 4 GisBs


Awarded the grand Gold Medal OF Progress" Of the
American Institute November 1875 the scott Legacy
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute. October. 1878.
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@ y also r. and
PERRY. Dsima,ocs,s % Bond st. New York. - : :
A-scALp DISEASES, DANDRUTF, IRRITATION
's" .n "S G,ls, ss,P
Warts and untimev Wrinkles cured by Dr. b. G. PERRY
CooPERs COMPOUND PHOSPHORUS PILLS FOE
the raica OF exhaustion sotening Of thu
train paralysis neuralgia epilepsy So vtus' dance los
work consumption meiancnoiy kidney disease spins
Sa % @"ins s
physical &c - box. sent TO address
Dr. GEO. COOPER, At Fulton st.. Brooklyn. NY.
CAMPHoR AT wH0LEsALE.-A SEPARATE
ss place.
DYEING AND CLEANING. NEW YORK DYEINGs
AND PRINTING EsIABLIsnMENT STATEN ISLAND.
los and lts Perrspont ST. Brooklyn ~ North ssh st.
Philadelphia Established 81 wears.
DAvIDs SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'a
HATS ready for inspection and sale his sassrooD
2oels broadway, near Dnane st.
DYEING AND CLEANING-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND MD. o COMPANY call "a and d;.s
aad St., sv. 18th It,; s7s 9Th ~, nsss
DYspEPsIA-CoNFIRMED SUFFERERS FROM
chronic eonstpson hs@d.ce; Pile; sarsS y
DON'T LOSE YOUR HAlR-'CHEvALIER's LIFE
FOR the HAM restores gray hair .,ops y: sSs
Sssai sold BY ali draas.ss -'' -
ELECTRICITY FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF or
pain and restoration health Of tho table
helpless and respondent Applied a. NO. 7wess 18th st.
EPICuRES SAY DONOVAN GIVES AN ExCEIs
lent table dhotc NJ his 18th ST. near 5th
HOMEOPATHIC DOLLAR CASES; PATENT NED
cnes; Diamond Bionds. &c Powders; Helmbo'ds Sara
paria. ~ cents General Agency. ~ Maiden lano
WILL OFFER FOR SALE, COMMENCING NON.
day. April ~ i.o sc'. real Cora, Jsxsy EsrrinE' a.S
handsome for So set former price 5 also 100 pai
real Coral Earrings gold mountnes for s. pairs formet
EcnSR HUmPsEYs Js p s's Store. re BrSsd*s
opposite stew arts
LEON DUMAS EAU MERvELLEUSE, MARVEL
Ious water: the celebrated SKIN ToSIc and BEAUrI-
rIkx can 30 procured a. the PRINCIPAL druEssss ordssd
Price, 81 sample bottles Of tho
country ON receipt OF % cents
OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 TILL 2-rHE SILK
ELASTIC Truss. supplied By ELASTIC TRUSS CONPANY.i
s broadway superscdes tho wrechod metal russes forms
sriy used.
THE REMARKABLE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF
diseases digestion spring
passed BY any known medicine.
VISITORS TO THE CENTENNIAL WILL FIND
'Tiuxr's PHILADELPHIA tirfpE" Indispensable IL
tsin practical information In concise and
hcnsivc form than all others combined Price ~ censl
when mailed, 30 cents In CLOTH 30 cents either Engist
: ''' JOHN r. HUNT Publisher,
20 South 9th st. Philsdsiphia.
WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C. RAUCHFUss. PRACrI.
WE FIND IN TURNER'S DESSERT SAUCES
and economy.
50 HATS 81 90; SILK HATS, 81 so, WORTH g
Ohne DerbyD. ID New Church st.. up starA
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
| ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and deliver
goods; work surpassed by none OGces-936 broadway
I'D l96 9Th l4th 278 9Th neaA
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DAyID'S SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'a
HATS ready for inspection and sale hs salesroo<
| Hrond va uear Oman ~
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WILCOX 4 GIBBS 4. NJ. CO,
65S Broadway corner Bond ST.
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/ DYETNG AND CLEANING. NEW YORK DYEINCk
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. STATEN ISLAND.
Ohices9S Duane 751 broadway $40 9th Now York
l6s and lts Perrepont Brooklyn; ~ North 18Th
PhilAdephin Established 81
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the ica OF exhaustion sotenng Of tho
train paralysis neuralga epilepsy S. vtus dance lo.e
OF power langour Of mind depression OF spirits inapttud(
for work. consumption melancholy kidney disease spiuat
irritation locomoior aaan shaking palsy GOODNESS OF thu
eyremities and the exhaustion following mental
physical DC 81 box sent to any address
receipt Of price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

Observation-Disclosures SUFFERERS FROM
chronic Indigestion headache, piles cured By
nm ShAnr's DYSPEPSIA PILLS HARTNhTrS Biblss
Housel Pharmacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

CAMPHOR AT WHOLESALE.-A SEPARATE
department compromising prescriptions HARrNETT'd
bible ti0use) Pharmacy. 4th NV, Aston place.
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No other sewing machine the world On "ausomaGss
tension" any other Of It's characteristic features
Correspoudc nee and fnvestie atom In ited
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
LATE NEVIS,

The National Reunion at Caldwell O.,
began on the 5th and was largely atten-
ded.
c. c. Kelly, postoffce clerk at St
Paul has been arrested for robbing the
mail.
Several more heavy business failures
have occurred in England.
It's estimated the loss to three large
coal companies by the late decline in
coal is nearly $40, coo.
The Turks occupy Alexinatz, so says
a dispatch from Sanlin and they refuse
an armistiCe.
The Democratic State Convention Of
Massachusetts, yesterday at Worcester
nominated Charles Francis Adrms for
Governor with strong ticket throughout.
Hon. Daniel Segur of Toledo, wealt-
ty citizen of that place, and for some
years President Of the city council CON-
mtted suicide by shooting on Tuesday.
In digging in Duquesue street Pttsburg
the other day they found an old cannon
ball and old spades Of quaint workman
ship,
Two young Pittsburgers Maroin and
Norris, were drowned at Cape May on
Tuesday. There bodies were not recov.
cred.
A statue of Lafayette, given by the
French government was unveiled in
Union Square New York yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

JAMES D. Brown, ESQ, of Omaha, fa-
vored us with a call on Monday last
Most of our readers are aware that Mr..
Brown was a resident of Canton and a
practicing Attorney here from early
MAJ hood, till failing health, some four
teen years ago, compelled him to aban-
don the practice, and seek the invigora-
ting breezes of the prairie west. Mr..
Brown is the same sound Democrat we
have ever known him. 1t is not only
pleasure, but profitable, to converse with
him. Mr.. Brown and Mr., Tilden were
neighbor boys in the same State, attend
ing the same school and growing up to-
gether. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were called
here from the East to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Black, younger sister of Mrs.
Brown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

The talented an1 heavenly-minded
Methodist preacher who edits the Mt.
Vernon Republican, devotes only a sim
gle paragraph this week 70 his favorite
subject, viz: the omission to append the
Secretaries names to the proceedings of
the late D mocratiC County Convention,
as pul isled in the Banner. We are
deeply distressed to think that this truly
good man Hamilton worries himself SO
terribly about this impoI tant natter
Couldn't Mr., ]. j. Fultz kindly request
Reverend ink-slinger not to make an ass
of himself ON his account ?-M Vernon
Banner.
These rererend politicians have very
sensitive minds, especially when they
edit political newspapers or seek Office.
We wonder ifShaksreare had not one of
these in view when he said-"like a
scurvy politician" They assume such
JUNCTION, tool And claim to be so much
smarter and purer than other men
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
whisky. Ich hob selwer awfongs n sus-
picion os ebbas letz is der weaga.
DE CAMPAIGN IN COLUMBIA.


Geshter hob ich aw an breef grickt fun
ame Johnny Bratekup oS in Columhy
wohnt, un ar hut garn os ich dort onna
kumma set for ena aw anes fun denna
Hayes un Wheeler clubs Ogarsa Ale
we'll con ich nix du fer Sc, we'll ch my
hend full hob for de karls grawd halta
doh derhame. Do is m Johnny 81 breet
wardt for wardt,--P, S.
CoLUMBY, Sept. der Ist, 1876
LeeVer PIT Sch7OGBslb,RHey'
Ich name S con net 81 os mer kae Hayes
un Wheeler club shtarta kenna doh in
Columby wo S so oniCk feel Republicans
hut, aver so es is. De Democrats hen
shun pawr Tilden clubsin unsera shtadt
un amer derfu hen Sc organized eb Sc s
for sure g'wist hen os der Tilden aw der
mon is.
Der Yocum, der editor fun Sby y'maned
aw mer setta organisa for der HAYES, un
ar shnowst ais rumm on der Tildcn head
quarters for Gus hnna we 5 dort har gait
un we Sc S manag cs Sc so feel members
hen, aver ar hut so welt noch kae Sec
IGlS SIlCkl OS NCIWdCIk Is, hI UONL III
wetter aw net rccht sunst date ar noch-
amohl proweera for Gus fnna we mer an
club raise d ona geld in denna gooty t2eita
Ich denk aw ar date besser aucht gevya
os ar sich net tzu freimaucht, for ar kennt
amohl anes uf de naws krega, un sell
waer eva doch wennich disagreeabe.
Es waer uns olwon eb mer n club hen
odder net wann yusht de ferdihenkerty
Democrats kae shtorricky clubs hetta, un
Sc shoffa for Tilden de gons tzeit dawg
un naucht, un sell shpeelt der dival NIT
unser party,
Un now, Pit, mer heua garn os du
amohl kumma daetsht un uns helfa IN
club shtarta, for mer wissa os wann
ons organiza gait consht du gor net Sc
butta waerra. Wan Schliffeltown dlch
at all shpara con don cumm so Dol os
miglich, for mer kenna uns gor nimmy
uf den Yocum ferlussa. 81 rumm shnow-
sa bot allies nix. Wann du net selwer
kumma consht don shick de Bevvy, for
ich glawb anyhow os wann's on politics
gait is Sc n besserer mon os der Yocum.
Anyhow, mer miss n Hayes un Wheeler
club hawa doh odder der hund is dote
Aver yusht week NIT m Yocum
JOHNNY BRATEKUF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
(For the DEMoCPAT.)
FROM h UORKLNGNAN.

The Repository seems to think that
over production is the cause of the pres
ent prostration Of business. Now, if you
ask any business man, he will tell you
that they are not selling half as much as
they used to sell when Grant had nor
the ship Of state to steer, If the work
ingmen IF the country could only buy
the necessaries Of life, there would be 40
talk of over production. No doubt if ev-
cry one made shoes or clocks there would
be an over production in these articles,
but overproduction in the general Rad
iCal sense Of the term is false, and is only
started to help to keep the robbers in
power who have ruled and ruined the
country. Labor is the means by which
debts are paid and wealth increased. Ii
is by labor that things receive an eX-
changeable value. The air we breathe
is the most valuable thing on earth yet
we can't get anything for it Except
bad cold, because ii does not require H.
Dor to increase its use. According to The
Radical argument nation will get poor
by working too much. 'Iis not the doc
trine of political economy-'tis an ing,
NOUS lie too patent to fool any thinking
man.
There is an over production of Grant
ism, Belknapism, Schenckism, Babcock-
ism, or in one word Radicalism. If the
Radicals are not responsible for our pres
ent ills, who shall We put the blame OIL
There is no effect without a cause. With
equitable laws, wise craftsmanship and
national virtue, our young republic will
again be prosperous, far surprising il
reality the exE ectation Of its founders, or
even the dreams of the philosophers Of
antiquity. Radicalism can't cure our
ills its doctors have not studied the
building up doctrine, but no one can
deny that they can pull down, Their
doctrine is hellopathic. j. VI.