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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15

! " ~ . MUM ANb lDpAhiilNh- lbN II
/ gentleman, wife and one mail child. in a
| private family. Good reference given
AMI required. Apply at the BULLETIN
Office. If
\. liLLrY.-A iiuclot Of table aud
pocket cutlery, also spades, shoycl,.
hoes, rakcs, .orks,aXcs and general line
of hardware just received by 4. HALEY.
10 Commercial avenue. 2-lS-3m.
Jrsr REcENEp'-A. HALEY has inst
received n line lot Of canary and mock
ing bird cages, Hover stands. Hover
trainers, baskets, archer. hearts and
Wrca,hl-, which hc has marked very low.
ut llj Commercial avenue. 2-ls-3m.
RECItRoCAIING Eco BEArER.-Swcet
Cream, Cu.iard Whip and Frosting
maker. Lightning Reciprocaiiug tin
clnrn Best in the world. Try the egg
heater and chlrn and he convinced. For
sale by g. ". Henderson, l9i CONNER.
rial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
, rim
NuIICE 10 CANpIuATEs.--, andilatcs
may u.c The column, oi the BULLETIN
10 bring their names before the people, at
the following rates, cash IN ddedHcc!
'ity Clerk, 81; city Treasurer, 50: Al
d'rman, -. No variation from the cash
H HicaHte rule. It
SOMETHING NEw.--rhc Lightning, re-
ciprocAting, tin clurn and egg bcatcr.
the latest and the best ever made, at 4.
Ilallcy'S, who i now selling his large
stock OF stoves, tin and britIana ware at
greatly reduced price. Give him a call
before you purchase, Ia Commercial nv
CuuC, 2-lN-,im.
READ TINS. Bird cages, llower stands,
flower trains, moss baskets, ice cream
lrcclcrs, toilet warc,, bath tubs, lamp
chimncys, oil. lluling irons and Outing
scissors also iuil supply Of plain and
stamped tnwarc, wholesale aud retail,
10y &. w. Henderson, l0i Commercial av- !
cnuc, Cairo. Illinois. 3-5-lm
SER kocIi.--E. Koch. at his shop aud |
store room, No. 80 Commercial avenue. |
has for sale "A stock OF boots and shoes OF
his own make /; also large stock of ST. |
Louis custom made boots AMI shoes. He |
keeps the best material and Is up in all |
the latest styles. His fits are perfect, AMI |
satisfaction is guaranteed. Give Him
call 923-tf
NOTICE. Hardware, tlnwarc and |
stoves, plows, hand culllyators, spades,
shovcls, forks, hoes, rakcs, step ladders
also keep constantly on hand ilne as
sortmcnt Of table and pocket cutlery and |
builders hardware. ! am sole agent for
the celebrated Charter Oak stoves, OF
which keep in stock full SUPPLY Of the
different sizes The above articles at
"rock bottom figures"
3-5-lm &. w. HENDERSON.
l9l Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15
rs Ill for ST.. 90,

$2o Ssr:; Ss'; : !. Esq.,; . s$$s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15
a No. Laundry .

IL Is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the laundrcss, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave.
nues, has one of the best conducted laln-
dry establishments in the city, and land
lords Of hotels and boarding houses will
find it to their advantage to call upon
her, Her prices are as follows: Hotel
and clearinghouse washing - cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are as
follows Single shirt and collar, Zoe; per
dozen, soc; socks, &c; two collars, DC;
two laudkcrchieis, De; vests, zoe; aud
all @enllcmens wear. soc. per dozen.
Ladies' plain calico dresses. 25c; calico
dresses with extra trimmings, 5Oc; white
dresses, 81 25c ladies' undcrware, fine
and coarse, 81 90 per dozen. la-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15
RIVER NEWS.

WAN DEPARTMENT. Rivru garour.
March II, .s7G
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15
KEY WEST CIGARS three for
% cents, at F. Teichman's, lo2
Commercial avenue. a-2O-lm

WANIED-RoON AND BOARDING. BY a
wife and one small child, in
private family. Good reference given
AMI required. Apply at the BULLETIN
office. If
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For
Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
l2-23.ti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15

psr tHoMANtf OR SOULCHARMINGn
L How either sex may G,scinnte and mir a.,
iioNe mn Infections Of amy person they choose,
instantly This art all can possess, free, Ly
nAi,, i,r - cents; together with Marriage
1iulde, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints 10 Ia
1us ctc. Wn,,rO sold. 4 queer book Nd-
Philadelphia. 5in' ,,,, -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15

FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, IN tracts to suit, near Cairo.
tf.S-lS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15

KEY WEST CIGARS three for
25 cents, at +. Teichman's, lO2
Commercial avenue. 22p-ln!
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-15

NuIICr 10 tANpIuATE5.--, andidatcs
may u.c The column, at the BULLETIN
10 bring their names before the people, at
the following rates, cash IN adeaHcc'
cay Clerk, 81; city Treasurer, 50: Al
d'rman, -. No variation from the cash
H aicaHte rule. It
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
2ln mnjcre Gprreippnoenten.

Sc fOnmt iebr bdufs por, baB Cor:
reIponbentsn 9lrtitel aIs Srisinalarbsiter
an psri9iebene fatbolii9e SIdtter susIeid
einienbsn, obne in benz Sesleiti9reiben
Sus su erpdbnen. Oubur6 fOmmem bic
Saskatchewan Der psri9iepenen Slatter gu
chamber III i3iefe Stelunsen uno es ent.
ifeben S9wieristeiten aus benz gerfabren.
SIT elm @rtitel wertb reprobu;irt gu werben,
10 nebme man feline 3uflu6t ni6ts u Sdu.
idunsen unb ioI3 speifeIbaftem Mitteln,
iorbern ienOe benielben cinfa9 an cine &e'
baction unS bite bic anbern su coYiren.
Ons ,pirb fiber sei9eben, menn Die Irbeii
Der @bre pertb lit unb Der sewini6te 3wed
wirb obne speibeutise Mittel erfiat. gei
uns iOu in Sufunft ais &esel seIten, baE
mir pom einem GorreiponSenten, Der iid
eiinIaI ioI9e Mittel SeJen uns erlaubt,
ME mebr etnen artifel irsenO elmer &rt
anfnebmen. ~llniere Gouegen mOsen piels
Iei9t anoerer Nnt9t 6ariiber iein, ,btes III
Die uniere unb mir MAIDEN 6amit BEN &ns
fang einem llnfu9 gu @iteuern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

amerifaniide gonsreB basu berief, fi9 in
elmer mi6tisen Ssnbuns an ben 0%ffentlis,
den Greisniiien bes 2anbes 81 betbeilisen.
Der Gonsreb miini9te ndmlid auf bipIo>
matiidem Wege in benz fatbolii6en Cana
ba Soben sl 9euinnen, ooer balielbe me-
nisitens fir ben beuoritebenben &f CUR
Nentralitat gu bswesen. gu bieiem 3pede
uuroe erltli9 cine Orlferei in Montreal
anSetauft, um bic 0fientlide Meinung
our6 6lusi9riften unb Maniieite fir Die
Sa9e Der pereini9ten golonien 9iinitis su
lttrlnler1, oann am Is. Sebrlar 1910 cine
gelanotl9aft mad CANADA abseoroert, I'M
IN oenielben Gimme su wirfen. Oie @es
ianbti9aft beitano aus Or. SranfIin, Sas
mlel 9baie nnb Dem &atbulifsm &arl Gar
roll aus Garroutomn. 9etterer wuroe be-
auitra9t, ieinen Setter p. Carroll ais piers
tes Wtit9lieb Der @eianbtidaft ansuwerben,
in Der Toraus ietuns, baB perm0se ieiner
reli9i0ien @eiinnunsen, ieines Characters
unb ieiner &enntniB Ser fran,01iIden
Spra9e feline @esenpart un6 iein Gatb
iebr nitIi9 iein t%6nnten, INN bic i3rpefe
Der Senbuns na6 CANADA gu befOrSern."
Wdbrenb bic eaAlSii9e SenSuns in pos
litii9er Sinii9t erfOlsIOs blieb, e~r3ieIte fie
fur bic Stride ni9t gu peradtenbe Srii9te.
Der intime Serfebr Srantlins nit p. Gars
roll warb gu elmer auf sesenleitise So9s
a9tun9 9egriinoeten unb fiir's sanse 9eben
bauernben Sreunbi9aft. Dir Senbuna
lelblt aber bra6te ben i9li9ten MiiiionGr
BON God Greet ni9t nur nit Srantltn,
ionbern NIT pielen anbern be~beutlamen
DISQUALIFICATION Der tiinftisen ~stepubIit TT
nabere T%erbinbung, erparb linn bas Ter>
trauen Der einfluBrei6lten Mdnner unb
erIddtterte bel Wfan3en iene Sorurtbeile,
wel6e ben fatbolii6en 8rielter pom por,lz
berein ais einen Staatsfeinb eri9einen
lieBen.
Son ber canabii6sn Ssnbung suriifges
febrt, mii9te ii6 her leeleneiIri9e Milios
mar Hiibrigens niGt weiter in sic oiientli6en
S~erbdItntie, ionOern begab ii9 iofort tpie>
Der on ieinen ieelior9erliGen Soften.
Oort Iebte ct iudbrenb beS 9onSen llnabs
bdn9i9teitstrie9es nit unaus9eietter Ereue
unb r%aitloier &ufppferin9 Ieinem beilisen
amte, pbne it6 an Dem 2aufe Der politi.
i@en GreisniIie gu bet5eiIi9en.
Spdter warO Sobn Carroll Mit9lieb Der
Ocputation. Die @eorge Naibtngtou Die
@IiidwIni9e Marylan6s CUR llebernabme
ieineS bOben 9lmtes 6ra9te. Sbnen ants
wortete NaibinstOn: SD boiie 9lmerita,
mas gere6tigfeit unO 2iberalitdt b%etriiit,
tets ais Seiipiel al Der Spise Der gtatios
men gu ieben. SD iete uOraus, baB cure
NEitbir9er ME ben patriotii6eu 9lntbeil
per9eien Derben, wel6en ibr ar Der
0ur9fibruns Der StaatsumpaI3ung un6
an benz Gufbau ibrer Serfaiiung 9enommen
babt, Ober ben wiftisen SeiftanO, peI9en
iie BON elmer Station erbalten baben, bie
ii9 gum rSmii9en @lanben betennt."
(SdluS fplot.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Sobn Garruu, criter Sii6of psn
Soltim
Sobn .. Purcea,
Grsbii1of Don Cincinnati.

Ole Samilie Sobn CAROLS lit irii9er
9%lbitammuns. Sein @roBuater MAJ Ses
cretar bes 9or6 Powis, zines Der Miniiter
Safob' H., bes lesten Stuart, Der auf Dem
enslii9en 8Onisstbron iaB.
Daniel Carroll bate ii1 nit gleonore
Dallas psrbeiratbst, Der Go9ter zines rel.
den @runbbefterS Don Marplanb, bic in
Yaris bic iorsfdltisite grsiebuns senoRsn
bate uno cine ebenio sebilbete, ais edit re-
lisiSie fatbolil9e Srau mar. Sieien pafes
rem gltern wurbe am g.. Sonuar 1885 elm
Sobn 9eboren, Der in Der Saufe ben Sra.
men Sobn erbieIt unb bon ibnen treuli9
i'm @lauben ieiner Sdter, in 6ur9t @pttes
uno suten Sitten aufer5Osen wurOe. 9tIs
er inbeb ben &inoeriabrsn entlpa9len mar
unO es ii9 nm cine b6bers wifeni9aitIi6e
@Isbilbun9 banoelte, ~befanbeu fi1 bic 81
tern in berlelben miBli9en Gage, ME ole
tatbolii6en SamiIien MiarpIanos. 6rcili9
MAI Marplanb feirem llripruns ME ieinem
9tamen mad cine iperiii3 fatboIiids Sos
Ionic. Sid unb anoern 9atboliten bieiels
be freie &elisionSii6uns gu erwerbeu, wsIs
DE Die prOteitantii6en rPilser" i'm nsuen
England 9eiunben batten, mar Der @eSans
fe @torse Galperts, SsS i~pdteren 9orb
Baltimore, ais CT, Der peri6nli9en @spos
senbeit bes 6SnlSS &arl |. unera9tet, nm
ieineS treuen 6eitbaItens am fatbOlii1en
Slauben ipiuen 9eSpun9en iparo, lein Yars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Sir6enmobiliar aWf Der gScit=
ausitcuun9.

SIN eu9liI9en Departments bat Die Sir
ma Soulton uno Comp. in 2on6on cine
Sun;eI gan5 ei9entbiimli9cr Dirt, wenis.
items mas baS Material anbetrifit, ausses
felt. Oieiel6e lit ndmli9 aus Gerra
Gotta (sebruuntem Ebon) belerotb pom
6arben, nit bibi9en Serjierunsen unb Or;
numenten aus blaui9warSem unb ,peiBem
Steinsat (ltaioIifa) seferti9t. Die &an.
sci lit iebr niebrig, p%olpgOn, uenn uud
nt9t grade tiinitlerii@ unb tabellOs III Der
3et9nuns, bod cine biblGe nnb anerten:
nenspertbe Irbeit, in Inbetra9t DC,
S9pieristeiten, Die bieies Material bar.
bietet. Die in ben pertieiten 6elOern bes
SeldeS itebenben Statuen iinb ebenfale
aus sebafener Maiie bod in Der 3eidnune
aud iteifn. efis wie einseborner @nslanber.
Sm Diterrei@ii9en 9epartement bat bic
Jiruta q. @osel aus Snnsbruf in GproI
Stutlen unb @ruppen ausseitelt, Die aus
elmer Steinmafie sefertist unb meiit pOIps
8runirt iinb. Iuiiuiiuns unO Gusbrlid Der
meiiten 9lrbeiten bieier Sirma iinb uaiu,
bod Sur3 unO bur3 @riitIi@. Die Sta:
tuen iinb iteif unb unbebolfen in Der Geld
nung. 0as Seite lit cine Sr~euSisungs:
grippe.
90 rpdren mir beun ans @nbe 9elan9t
nit benz, mas in Setreff bes &ir9enmobi.
liars uuf Der 8eItaus ftelung 3ur .3cit IN:
ierer &n,peienbeit S~eDen6pertbeS porbans
ben mar. Sci Der furSen l3eit, Die nil
butten, IN Sie Sa9en auf5uiu@en, mas
bel Der u~n9e6euren Maiie feline &Ieini9teit
iit-mO9te es wO6I mOsIi9 iein, baB pir
pieuei6t etpus in bic Sran@e S9Ia9ens
bes i~berSanSen batten, bp@ mir sIuuben,
Dap bieS ui9t Der SAL lit. 9oifen mir, oaB
Die gIrtiteI bel uniern 2eiern 9tnflang gefuns
ben! SIT bod Sas DIT. &anitsebiet Elm in2tmes
rita 10 ielten betretenes 6elb, Dap and Die
i9puden Arbeiten zines SiIettanten ibre
6uBitupfen auf 9lfer Suriitlafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
ione ie nur in &ube ~lailen. @ber bas
balf Ni9ts. Oils Grant feline befannte

iole ie nur in &ube lailen. Nber bas
balf Ni6ts. Oils @rant feline befannte
Oes Moinier &ebe belt, mar MAJ iber:
seust, bab bic S6uIfrase ben 9wed babe,
Der repubIifaniiden Yartei Bel Der nd9iten
YrdiiSentenwabI @aiier auf Die politiide
MibIe gu treibcn. sic that bas aa9 be.
reits in Sbio, aber Der 9aupti9las ioute
int Gonsreie erfoIsen, CT mar se9en Die Be-
motratiiGe gartei seri6tet. Blaine bra9te
BEN %betannten gntuurf gum Is. @menbes
ment i'm Sauie elm. llnb iieb' ba, bic Oe:
mofratsn itimmten wie elm Mtann fir bens
ielben. Blaine, Morton unb ale bic GSs
len itanoen pie uerbliifft ba ; Sas batten iie
nidt erpartet. Oas Imcnbement cling in
ben Senat unb wurbe al bas Suiti,comite
perpieien. SSett traten bic Yldne Der. De-
masosen beuer gu Gage. SIS seiste iid,
mas ie MOLTEN: Nidt llntbeilbarfeit bes
S9uIfonbs, nein, ginfibruns Der (protes
itantii9en) Sibel in bic Staatsi9ule, I'M
birecte Grbsbuns bes Sroteitantismus-
WetbObismus-;ur StuatsreIisiom. Oa
Sic bieies auf birecte @siie ni9t gu tbun
pasen b~urften, ioute es auf inbirscte ses
i9.bsn, wie ii6 iebsr iiber;eusen tann, Der
baS Imenbement, wie cs bas Suittscomite
bes Senats einberi9tete unb wie es in ben
GunsreBperBanplunsen in ~unierer letten9tr.
itebt, aufmertiam LEFT. Oo6 bie!6errn batz
ten ii6 perre9net es fanb ii6 feline Smeibrits
telMfebrbeit, woSu Die SeitsemaBegrfldruns
bes gr5bii@ofs Surceu uon Cincinnati, bic
uniere Seier auf anberer Steue fint en-,
niGt rueui9 beitrug, unb 10 fiel BET 9lntras
bur6. 9atten Die Oemofraten i'm Sauie
pie elm damn fir 9loines ENHANCEMENT
seitimmt, itimmten Die bernofratii6en Ses
natoren unb Die behern, weiter benfenben
Gepnblifaner 9esen Die neue SaIuns bes
ie95ebnten amenbements, wofir 6ieien
Mannern Der 0anf bes 9anoes sebibrt.
Die 8Idne Der 9emusosen iinb biesmal
febl unO Su i6rem Na9tbeile ausseI9lagen.
Das Splt aber iei auf ieiner SUIT, seIdnse
eS nod cinmal Der republitanil9en Yartei
ans Jfnber 5u tOmmen, bonn fabr' pobI
&eIigionSs unb @ewiHensfreibeit, fabre
mpbl Sriebe un6 &uhe bee Qon6esi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Sema8o9enfniTc.

Gs III iGon LANCE b%efannt, baB eS cine
9ewiie Glaie SrOteitauten sibt, Die nit
Der Sbee nmseben, iniern Serrsutt in bic
Observation-Disclosures, pie Der trefien6e,
ober etpus triuiaIe ausbrud Der Yolitifer
Iautet, B.. }. bic uuf bic cine oSer an6ere
Nrt periu9en, ben Sroteitantismus aur
StaatsrsIi9ion gu erb.6en. gelonSers
emiis iinS, nm bieien l3psd gu errei6en,
Die md9tisen MetbObiiten, pel5e Sas Gjros
Der repubIitanii@en 8artei bilSeu6 Grant
nnb bic mciiten leitenSen @plitttsr b;eIe
Yartei an ibrem Sanir9en tansen Iollen.
sic aud iinb bic Sertbeibissr Der ~DfIentli.
den S9uIen nit Der prOteitantii9sn SibeI
nnS AUDI ie NIT ben bornirten vli6eraIen
Geuti9en" iinb es, weI3e fortpdbrenbe
&nsriiie, SerIeumeunsen II. (. ~. sesen
Die SatbOIiten, bic iie Bafien unb fiir6ter
ME Der EeufeI bas @eibpafier, MAIDEN.
Inter bieien gerIeumbunsen ftebt ein(
obenan uno, mag ie nod 70 oft bementir.
werSen, lie pioerboIt ii6 pom Gag 81 Sag
DAP namIi3 bic &atbOIitsu 6ie DfientIi6er
S9ulen SeriiOren mOGten.
lIn5abIise MiGle lit Sen Serrm seiasI
wOrcen, Die &atboIifen woateu ni6ts mil
i6rsnS 4uIen gu tbun baben, iie wpltem ibt
Ge@t; Sefreiuns Don Der Seiteaerans fin
1ffentIi6e S@uien ober 9lnSgeiI am S@ul.
fOnS nnb iel6it bieies waren ie bes
6riebenS weSen bsreit ~aufsussben, man
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@rSbtiGui YNreea iiber ole Si:
fentltdtcn S6uIcn.

Seit Sabren wuroe bic Steuune Der tas
t9oliiden Stride Al BEN 6fIentIiGen S6us
len entpeoer wilienili6 pber irrtbImli6
fali@ Sarseitelt. Our9 Die Yreiie unb
pou Der Gtebner6ibne, in ben 6auen Der
@eietsebung unb auf ben 9anseln bss
9roteItantismuS wurbe Die fatboIii9e Stride
fdli9li9cr unb niebertrG6tiger @eiie ans
seflast, Die 3eritOruns 6es Spitems Der
Dfientli3en S9ulen gu beabfi9tisen.
Mtit Der i6wa9en Spiinuns, uniere
Stimme baS laute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iibertOnen gu MAIDEN, weldes uns pon ieber
Seite tets entse9en i3aat, wenn Die S9uls
irase er6rtert wirb, nebmen mir uns Die
Sreibeit, Die Stelluns Der fatbolii3en Girz
DE gu ben DiientIiden S3uIen tatesorii6
feitSuitelen.
Seinbe Der fat5olii9en Stride perii9ern,
baB bic Yii6Sfe unb bic @eiitIi6teit Der
tatbolii9en Stride ben Diientliden S5uIen
bes 2anbes feinbli9 9eiinnt fuib unb ii9
p~erbunben baben, iie gu Serit6reu. Imeris
taner. 2eiet uniere grflaranS unb lernt uns
iere wabren anii9ten fennen:
1. Die fatbolii9en 8ii9Gie unb Der tas
tbolii9e alerus beabii1tisen ni9t i'm MINI
beiten, ii3 in Guer 0fientIi9es Sdulweien
gu mii6en. gaut 70 piele S9ulen ais SIR
wout, mir rperSen niemals elm Wort bases
gen iaseu, unb mir wollen es Sud- ielbit
iiberlaien, fir Sure &inber Su iorsen.
2. SIR piini6t, bab guere S@uIen
Don iebem reIisi0ien Ginfluhe frei, nit anS
beren @orten, Sbr wiini@t, baB iie in teis
mem Sale iettiOneu Ooer ieftirerii9 iein
iolen. Der @piStopat Der fatbolii9en
STRIDE iast in bieier gesiebnns: pS6ut mil
Gneren ainoern mas Gu@ sefdat.~
g.. 8ir &otbOliten iinb iiberseust, baB
&inber Sur S9uIe 9ei9idt werSen, ni@t
nur, I'm 81 giirSern beransebilbet gu wers
ben, ionbern aud unb i~nsbelonbere mn 5u
guten Mteni9en unb suten GbriIfen ersosen
gu werben; uniere Stride 9lau6t alien 9rns
ties nit @uiSot, benz beriibmten proteitanz
tii9sn Staatsmaune Srantrei6s, baB Grs
Siebung bur9auS nidt pon rsli9iSiem @ms
fluile 9etrenut werSen tam. Oesbalb,
wabreno mir Guere S9ulen unb beren Qeis
tuns friebli6 IN Gueren Sdnben lailen, be-
anipruden mir bas Gedt, uniere eisenen
S9nlen gu baben, aus benen Der 0telis
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SsatbplifAer !Sirden &alenscr.

Sormb. Samariter. : 2ut. 10, 23-37.
e Sor. 3, 4-9.)
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-20

especially until our debts are paid and
our credit restored. Other presidents
did we'll enough ON their $25, 900 year,
and $500 for members Of Congress is
every cent they should have. They are
at Washington but little more than
three months ia a year, and this gives
them 81 600 a month, besides paying
nearly all their incidental expenses. Not
another cent should be allowed.
Besides, it is a potent fact that cor
ruption in Office will be in proportion to
the money there is in it. 1t will be
sought for mercenary ends, and the Sc
rene motive will control conduct in Of
fee. It will reduce our politics to
grumbling speculation, and our civil af-
fairs will be what we now see them.
Experience has proved this. Many yea1s
ago the pay OF members of Congress was
raised, and the best men supported it.
Joshua B. Giddngs argued thar the NOR
al character OF Congress would be i'm
proved by enabling men to bring their
families there. But the result shows
that but small part take their families,
and no one will now pretend that the
moral level at Washington has been
raised. 1t was mistaken policy.
The true principle is, the lover the
pay, if within the limits OF careful econ
omy and republican simplicity, the bet
ter will be the class OF men in office. and
the higher the integrity in official con-
duct. Tnere is no danger that the best
men cannot be had on this policy. With
the .'root Of all evil" removed as far az
possible from officia, life, and that life
guarded most rigidly against avarice
and pride, public virtue and reform are
possible, but not otherwise.
Gen. Grants influence 10 the direction
Of official avarice has been a fearful
calamity to this country, the fruits of
which are fast ripening. Ii there is to
DO reform and the country, is to be saved,
the work must begin with the people at
home. Office holders cannot De relied
on to restrict their own pay any further
than the ballot box compels them. Those
proposed reductions will not pass unles
the people demand it.
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POSTAGE.

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all papers sent out from our ofhee. rrior
70 January Let, 1876, subscribers paid
twenty cents each At the local post ofhce
We now pay the postage for them. II
amounts to fifteen cents per annum. Those
who have not paid US are respectfully urged
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PETITION TO CONcREes.

We ask that the law tor forced resump-
ton be repealed.
That no tax be laid on tea and coffee !;
we pay now more than we should. That
you cease paying bonus to the nation
I'll bankers.-this amounts, it is said, to
over 20.000.00O OF gold dollars every
year! Stop this, and you can reduce the
| tax on sugar.
That you cease dishonoring u. 8. pa
per money. and thas there be no legal
discrimination against it. We do not
want any better money than United
States legal tender notes. If you take
away all the money but gold money, you
will be justly charged with destroying
our country.
| We earnestly and respectfully ask
| Your attention TO these matters, and that
you regard the wants Of the wealth pru-
ducers. and cease making laws to iav or
the rich.
you favor this petition, get sigma
lures and send them promptly to your
representative in Congress, not % some
member who is favorable. but 10 your
senator and representative in the house
from your district.
Send to f. NJ Davis, S33 Walnut st.,
Phila ], for more.
Women as well as men should sign.
propose sending this petition to ev-
cry postmaster and newspaper in this
state, with request to the postmas,ers
thst they hand the petition to some one
VINO will 0e likely to sign il. and to The
editors that they print the petition and
notice the propositions on the back. and
inform their readers that sets will b.
supplied gratis, postpaid to any person
who will write for them to
/ f. n. DAVE
i SS3 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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R.0iTTAMCES,

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rect it TO Ignaius Dom ely, Box ao4' =. ~
registered letter or posta! order. Money sent III
any other way will be at the risk of the sender.
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