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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27

1e babe oorau5 %entnommen, baB Sra
8elfnap oGnit la9en tDoute, oaB tie DO.
I'9euoleton car ii d s erbalten babe
CALEB g. Marfb
tpur0e oann tpieoer norgerufen un6 boz
@lomer ber60rt. ST ertldrte, oaB er
ais ct @albineton am 2. Wadr3 perLteB
nibt oarat oa6te, nab Ganaoa gu fife
ben.
SSraee: vWm Witttpo6 beIudten Sil
mid auf einen Nugenblif III meiner
8obnung. Gr3dblen Sic, toas oa nors
gtng."
Nnttport: SD entnabm Sbrer Gebe
6aB Belfnap ntdt aueiu Dor benz Bun:
oesienate, ionoern aud Dor BEN Grimt'
nal9eribt in ben Nntlageitano ncrleBt
iperoen fonute, uno iagte oe5balb 3u SD'
men: rWeun Velfnap i'll @etabr lit, oann
bin aud i1 es." Morauf Sic MIR our
AntlpOlt saben: sOb! Sic linO nt9t III
@efabr."
ST.: sd beriu9te alfO ni6t, sic 81
b%eunrubt9en 2"
d.: ISM @esentbeiI, Sic ~berubisten
mid. SD bate i1on meiue Beflr6'
tungert, ais ib gu Sbnen fam. Ga6oem
Sic mid Derii6ert batten, oaB tb ntbts
sl befIrdten babe, febrte i'd berubIgt
uah Seem Oort SurId."
ST.: .Q4as benog Sic int Hem Oorf,
it6 3ur 6Iu9t mad CANADA gu entl3liez
Ben 2"
81: @as i'd ait Sreitas Morscn in
ben 3eituugen Iber ulein Berbor las.
SD etlab aus benz Beri6t ilber Die 8er<
b%anoluugen i'm 0tepraientantenbauit,
AaE Aar, xQn1no SnEraFS~ f1fHif ,tarTs Nefs
YroaeB Dor Dem Seuat brobte, ionoeru
oaB Ct aud III @efdbr mar, ms SMbtz
bal5 3u fommer. 0arau5 folgerte i6.
oaB aud i'd III @efabr let UNI iuanote
mid all meiuen 6~e6tsbeiltano utt Gatb.
0tefer Aelangte nab elmer gtunolt6en
Yriifung Oes SaAnerbaltS su Der Nns
ii6t, oaB man mir ni6ts an5aben
tonne, bod f6ien ct feline Sahe ni6t
gara 9epiB gu iein, ipesbalb id Mi@
euti6loB, alien M0g[i6fetten bur6 Die
Slubt nor3ubeugen. SD reilte oesbalb
nod am Na9mittag oeSielben Cages
nab Weontreal db, no t6 ami San1tag
Uforgen unl 4 ubr anlangte."
Bladburn: y0atten Sic Dor Sbrer
Ibreiie mad MontreaL 9ebOrt, oaB Die
Jtegiernng bel6loi1en bate, Sic aur
8erantmortung su 3iebem z"
Dtarib: vS9 bin Oeiien nt9t sepiB.
IS mag ietn, oaB i6 10 etluas in ben
Nbeuo3ettungen eeleIen bate"
-: r@s bieB, OaB Sic III Beetstin
se;auoert bdtten.. Die &ciie no1 Wonz
teal fort3uiesen."
3d.: 0as lit ri9tig. SD 3auberte nnb
tDnroe, menu Der 3ug nnl8etebrt iDGre,
na1 0tem gort 3uriidseteNrt ietn. Da
Der 3usnaU DtOntreuI fubr, 10 fubr t6
eben NIT.
Srau Warib
tpuroe barn nod s%efragt, auf Incident
Wege tie na6 Wontreal eegangeM lei,
uno ertpioerte, tie lei auf oerielben 8aDn
gefabren, bic tbr W1ann bcnubt bate.
Oas @eriibt, oaB ibr Utunn III 4Seefsftu
pom 3uge geiprun9en lei, babe tie be-
lpo9ell, tbnl loTorr na63ureilen, be-
fur6teno, baB ct ft3 psrlegt babcn
fonute.
0amit i6loB 6as gerbor Der Btibsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27
Gon9rck.
% obington,2 81. mdr3.
6au5.

- u >.
Sones beri6tete i'm Quftrd8e bes QuSs
fdul1es fit @iferbabnen nno Candle eis
men @ntnurf, pelher Die @aibinston,
cincinnati ullb st. 2ouisz @ilenbabnBez
leli8aft ermd9tigt, cine %engipurtse
Sabn bon Der SeefIite uber 81. SOuis
nod @bicago gu bauen. Mnroe oil ben
NusihuB surifpertptelen.
Reagau beri1tcte 9tdlnenS .6es 9ars
belsausi6uiies eiuen Gntpurf fir Die
8erbeiierun9 oes banoelss uno Shiffs
fobrtsgeieBes. Muroe fit nd1lteu
Donnerltag auf Die Gasesoronung &C.;
lest.
Der @eiebsuttpurf, pono9 bic Jebcn
Der Seuatoren urO 3tepraientauten
10 ortgetreu i'm rGongreiltonal
8lobe" abBeorudt tperoen iouen, puroe
auf Gmpfeblune oes SuitiS : AuSIbuiies
our6 ben u~ebersang our Ga9eSnronun9
erleoigt.
GaulfieIo beri6tete giamens beiieIben
Nusibnlles einen @ntpurf, tpono0 cine
ieoe in Otenlte Der SuuoeSre9ierung
ltebenoe Yeriou, tpel9e @elb fir MabIs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27
86rTenbcrt@t.
MebG: feiter, greiie uuOerdnbert.

MebI: feiter, Yreiie unnerGn6ert.
Nei3en: $l.02 baar uno fir Mdr3s
Hieferuns, $l.O23 April unb $l.07S fur
Dtai.
Storm: fefter unb tbeiltpeiie b0ber irr
8reiie. Bir notiren: 46f fir baar, 45s
0td.3. 45f GpriLs. 49, Dtots, 48s Sunts
uno 494 SuIilteferung.
9ater: f0u uno ntebriser, i6[oB su
32s baar unD fir ben Wtonat, uuo 34s
UtaiIieferung.
@erite: gans flau. 8ir notireu 81
fur baar unb 573 Wailieferun9.
SptrttnS:fet al $l.06 Die @are!.e.
MeBport: $22.373 baar uno 22.lO
QpriIs, $22.673 Itai1 uua $22.95 Suut.
&ieferung.
@oLo: 114S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27
prdutien : pertbetlnn9.

uTIICLE ulS9IUVtlHI PN"H1Nh ON\ty~'-
lung ndbert ii9 ibrem Gntc burd bic
@rid0pfung bcr bafir a~ugeidafften
BI6cruorrdtbe. Nabe an 60 Deri6tez
bene Werfe lit Bortieen bon 100 bis 600
Grsmplarsn, tns9eiammt Hber $1,000
1nOcr, itnO i1ns2aufe bon bier Uto>
natcn unter bic noraus3dbIen0en Gsier
oes 8c9enblotts Der SatnOis Stdntss
scituns bertbeiIt tporbcn. Sour nod bon
6 Der bartholomew Bidder, bic mir ais
Br6mien a~neeboten baben, ut etr1e
mdbiee 4u3obl BON Ggemplaren nOrbd'1z
ben, nGlnLi6:
4. 1T attire ItFAneStto (plotts
bsutid); Don Tris 8euter.
2. 9orGIdmGttne (pIuttoeutf9);
BON TriB Heuter.
OF. SuIiuS 0o8tI. 2ebenss
funf; 9an6bu9 elmer nernurfts
aemGben GeiunbbeitsIebre bes
SOrpsrs unb bes Geiffes. Ofit
sobIrei9en Gbbilbunsen. 4SS
Setter. Berlin 1878.
T. GaIcnSer f1r 1876: Gum 100.
GeburtsfcIte bet &epubIit. D1tt
eiuent tur3sefdBten IbriB Der @es
f6t9te Der Ser. Staten
BON ibrer Segrunouus bis uuf bic
neueite 3eit.
s. &emriette Gonta0; 8omdn
BON GarI 9tItbeD Ger nSuz
liam 8erner" bcs 81. q. SeIs
Ietriitif6cn SournaIs Der beIiebz
teite beuti9 snmerifanii9c NOoeLs
liit).
&. g. @eiSMHamn'S Ge6i9tt
in dbif9er Runbort
unb: 6. 9. 9retsLer'S ( d 10 a.
btf&c 0orfprebteten
(berubmtete i9mdbti&e 8oltss
bI6er).
Bis Der ssrinse, nod Ibrisc Torrratb
BON bieIen BuHern crid6pft lit, bteten
mir ie Elm s 6srieIben ais prdnnie oens
ieniaeu unIerer Nbonneuten, uel4e,
duBer DerBeri9tt9unge tnats
Ger I'd {, e!nen S~abrgong nit
$500 Dordusbe;dbIen. so tletn BITE
grGmienIifte iest 1T, ertbdIt tie bod nod
Gtnus fir ieben @eI9mad. Den Der
SIottbcutI9en Utunbort mG9tteen NDrbs
beutI9en bieten mir 3tpet Der prG9tigften
Terte grit &emter'S; u~nieren Sreunz
ben aus Shtpabcn bic unoertDntItb bcts
teren v@ebi9te in i6tpG6ii6er Muubart"
bon 6. SO eisttatsst nn6 bic iGpdbifden
Oorfpreoieten BON 6. 8. Sret5Icr.
Deuienigen, trel9e benz bIoBeu r8e=
f9i1tenLsien" eriinbIi9es erm en-
Sorsiebcn, cn1pftebIt fi9 9r. SntiuS
gbseIs ueebcnSfuntR" ols Elm treffs
Ii6es 0anobu9 Der q II n b.
bettsIe6re; unb Ber ff6 i'll bieieln,
benz 100. 2ebensinbre feines ~Gboptibz
Botcrlunbes Iber bic @ef3t9tSb Der
RepubIit unterridten min, Dem bies
tet 6o,u Der rSoIenber fir 1876" Die be-
euemfte @sIeeenbeit.
HQ9bem Die nod DorbdrOeren Grern>
plure Der oben dufsefiibrteu feds Berte
~Dergriffsn iein nerben, miro bic YrGmierz
Bert6eiLuns fir ben Sabrsdng 1876
BET Suinois Stddts3eitung eingeifeat.
grft bonn tperben mir bic 8orbercituaeen
3u elmer i'm DECEMBER D. s. %bs9innettoen
grdmtcnsg srtbciIuns fur 6eT Sabrsaug
1877 treffer.
Illinois Staatszeitung Comp,
Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27
&omiTama.
Reu Orleans, 20. Mdr,

JOE 10 OEIen 8 , ~. Wtdr3.
Der beftise Sturm unb &eger bon ee<
ftern 0l6eno BAT cine lleberi6tpemmune
Der n0rblt6en uuo tpcitli1en GoritGote,
oes AusfteuungsplaBes uno oes Shas
benparfS DeranIaBt. 8on Wobile Iiefen
beute feline 3iige elm. tpeiL ber8abnoamm
fart auSgetpaihen lit.
8et pasca9ula, Wtiii., moi Der Stnrm
10 beTtig, oaB ct 9duier unS 0erlten
aeritorte, bret S6ooner auf's ufcr mari,
ben S6iffen i~iberbaupt bel S6aoen slz
ie5te uno oaS Grtrinten zines Watrole en-
D%eranlaBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27
9antS Mno GarOoSo.
Wemphts. Germ. Is. N[

Wemp6t5, Senn., %. WGr5.
Gin Spe3iaItelegranrm bon Sodion,
WiIil.. meloet, baB Der formLt9ellrtbeilss
iprub oeS Senats lber BEN Dor etltben
Wo1en oe5 NmtSmiBbrau6s 16ulotg
erfldrtel1 BiSe9ounerneur Oanis beute
erfolgt lit. 0aDis lit leine5 Nmtes entz
iebt uno fir ale 3elteu fir unTdbts erz
tldrt, irgeGo etW 0ffentIthes @Dre1z,
BertrauerS> ooer seloloetes QInt 3u be-
tleioen.
Die Nnflaee gesen @arbo3o, ben 3uz
rudsetreteneu @1ef bes Staatsf6ulpcz
lens, lit auf Nntrag oeS StaatsreprGlenz
municipalities nieoer9ei6ld9en tnoroen.
Centennial.
g6tIaDelpbia, %. MGr3.
8anarb GaDtor 1T Jest gum vGenterz
rialzOt6ter" erfOren.
amfaie9en ether YrIperntiiDIe.
9tep Oort, %. DtGr3.
9eute Na6mttta9 erplooirteu tn Der
in Ger 8oritaot Bal6ingtonutue gelegez
men Brour'l9tn YulDermible Dier6uns
bert Bfuno vSuptter : YuLoer" nit
10 furbtbarer @etpalt oaB Die
Wtible ielbit pom @rbbooen bers
ttlgt uno Die in i1rer unnrtttelbaren Jtdbe
1tebeuoen Dauler libel 5%ugertdtet
ben. Ser G1au Der Grploiton puroe
piele Uteilen melt Dernolnmlen. 8ier
Yerionet tpuroen eetobtet uno le9s ooer
lte6en i9tDer n%ertuunoet.
e1nfsef o8em.
2ordmte it y, WDomtn9s
Terr., %. DlGr3.
Gin 59red[i6es ungLud trug 1t6 be ute
W1orgen in benz bteitsen BaI3perte Der
luton Baetftc : @iieubabngeleul9aft su.
Dur6 oas BlaBen eincs Oampffeiels
puroe bic iiiolide 9GEite oes @ebGuoes
5ertriimmert, bier Nrbetter tuuroen ouf
bet Stele getootet uno d6t Gnoere ners
tpunbet. Son ben 9ebteren lit lettber
Giner ieinen B~erIebungen erle9eu. Die
Y%ermunoeten iinb III benz 6olpitaL u1s
tergebra1t noroen. Ser SelieL fog
our9 Die oide Steinmauer oeS @ebGus
Des u1o fteI uneefG6r cine 8terteImeiLe
melt BON Iebterem auf bic Yratrie ber>
ab. @et0otet itno: 9tt6aro 9ttleb,
5arnep Winer, Sames Boomers, Wm.
WoooeQ uuo Mi9ael 8udleD; f9tper
perwunoet: Sames GraDeu, Geo.
Sbau9bneiiD, Gobert WcSeon un6 Wln.
Gbomas. Bter anoere tamen nit Iei9s
ten 8erleBungen bauon. Der pefus
utdre S9aoe miro nuf $4,000 Sou. ges
f6GBt.
@erDeeremSe gemcrsbr1mF-
GbarIef # o II, 9. g., 20. Dedr3.
Seuer brad bcute frIb UNI 8 nbr an
Der @de bon IineltraBe nno Googer's
9laeD aus, tpeI6es ii6, Do tetn Waller
5ur 0ano y "a uuo eiI itarfer Suotpelt>
wtnO ipebte, nit fur9tbarer S9ncutg:
felt Derbreitete ul6 in furacr Sett ;tpet
6Guler9enierre eindi6erte. I'm Z ubr
iiberl9rttten bic Slanlmen Die Ptles
itraBe uno baIo 6arauf ftanoen all Der
&ingitraBe Die 9duier uno 3Gune oreIs
oierteL Wteile tpeit in Branb.
LIN bic Gerwirrung nod 3n ner1neb=
rem. pLimoerten ~ytegerbanoem 1eOes
6aus, in tpel6es tie einortngen tonntell.
I'm balb elf uDr erloi9 oas Tsuer, neil
e. in Der Gi6tung, Die cs 9enoInl1en,
tetue HaDrung nebr fano.
6ulDerte BON Wfeni6en baben Nues
n~erloren. Die 8erlulte weroen auf cine
balbe Wituton Dollars Deranlhlagt nno
allr wents 8erft9ernng lit D%Orbanoen.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05

III you feel duIi, drOwsy, debilftatsd d,
have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly,
poor appetite and tonsue coated, you are
suffering from torpid liver, or 'biliousness,"
and othing Will cure so speedily aud perma-
nently as TO
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05
TUESDAY. the 27th day of July

next, between the hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and
sunset OF said day. a the city OF Olney, in the
county OF richardson and stale of Illinois,
proceed 10 sell at pub ic auction, To the highest
bidder, the following property to-Tit:
The line of railroad of the said Mount ver-
non and Gray Vile Rail- Dad Company and the
said Grayville and NATION Railroad Com
pany, co mencing at the city of Mount Yer.
non in the state of Ind ana, and running
thence to the town OF GRANVILLE, in the state OF
illinois; tnence through the county Of Id
ward TO Olney, In he county Of HIGHLAND, in
the said last named sta e: thence through the
counties o: Jasper, Cumberland and Coles to
the city OF MattOOn. And ali the lands, depot
grounds, ways, rights Of way, station houses.
machine or 9TH shops, and all houses ana
buildings structures, road beds. tracks, sid
ings, cars, engines tenders, rolling stock and
machinery, tools, implements, iuel, material
aud property, both real and personal, and all
lhe rights, credits, income, earnings, profits,
chooses in action ard franchises OF the said
Mount Vernon and GRANVILLE Railroad Com
pany and the said GRANVILLE and NATION
tanning TO the aid raili DAD of the last named
railroad companies, including all the pro perty
beiongins to hem on the LIST day OF March,
1871 and all since acquired nv them as con-
nected with their said lines of railroad.
The property, franchises and estates of the
said Mount Vernon and GRANVILLE Railroad
thereon is Insufficient to satisfy said decree,
with interest and osts. the property, rights,
franchises and estate OF said GRANVILLE and
Nation Railroad Comcany will then tie sold.
Terms OF sale will be upon a credit Except
TO COSTS of one year fr I'm Sept 2S, 1875, and IL
At that time twenty miles Of iron are aid
upon any par or parts OF sa.G Cray
vile and Msttoon Railroad, tnen such credit
will be extended TO Sept. 27, 1877. II purchase
made by com plainant or rome bond credl or
in behalf of l. a. d other bond creditors. the
und designed will accep p o rata payment In
TO IDS, according 10 the provisions OF said de-
cree.
Dated, SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June l 1876.
]. A.JpNES,
j1ly2l4T Mastery in Chancery
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05

grams breathing this spirit have
reached Gov. Hendricks. Some come
from delegstions-fromT Tennessee, Massa-
chusetts and Msrylsnd-snd many more
from individuals, all most urgently call
ing upon him to forget his personal In
clinations and accept for the good OF the
party. Ali this has worked
CHANGE IN THE GENERAL sENTIMENT
here, and probably has had its weight with
Governor Hendricks himself. His decis-
ion is still awaited with Intense interest,
but with a tolersbly confident assurance
that he will not dissppoint the expecta-
tions of the convention. The dele
ga ion is expected to return from
81. Louis during the day, probably
with a strong following of delegates from
other states who will acd their persussions
to those already at work upon his mind I.
The Sentinel of to- morrow will DOUBT
less be able to announce the governors
decision.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05
IN THE FIELD.
sSCALPERS.n

THE SUGGESTIVE NAME ADOPTED BY THE
RADICAL REFORM CLUBS.
To the Editor OF the Sentinel:
Sir-Wss ever a more appropriate name
adopted by any parfyor body of men than
that which the publican party have
taken to designate their political clubs in
this presidential campaign? The name. if
not the party acts and leaders, should COZ
denim them ia the eyes OF Tree and law
abiding class of people. "Scalpers!" Truly
they are a set oil scalpers, and their c fiji cial
records in the past IL years have proven
them to be well and truly named. And
they, acknowledging the proof so plain
against them. have the face to come out
boldly and sail under their true colors,
and ask the American people to
give them further lease OF power,
and permit them TO continue their scalpipg
business. They have scalped every body
and everything they have layed their
hands on. They have scalped the people
by their railroads and bond swindles, by
their Credit Mobilier, by their whisky
rings. The soldiers by their POS, trader
ships. Their own appointed officeholders
by their "per cent" scalp. Through their
president nave they scalped the people
with their "Blsck Friday" and their
Seneca Sandstone" project. Through
nd in every department in Washington
have they scsiped the people by their
swindling contracts, and in our own be-
loved Indiana have we been scslped
by their Sow Feed Bills" And now
they come out boldly and de6antly and
say 1--WE are a club of scslpers." We have
scalped you on every hand. We have rob-
bed and pluDdered you, but you must re-
elect us to Office. will the American people
dNS
ing them to be as corrupt, as dear expert
ence has shown them TO be, party with
such a record?
"YoU CAN'T TEACH AN OLD DOG NEW
TRICKS"
no more can you teach a Republican
oficeholiers to be- honest. 1t has become a
second nature to them to engage in some
swindling game the minute they once get
n Office. From the highest to the lowest
have they been SHOWN up and exposed and
few OF the many are now paying the PEN
atty behind the bars. It will speak
better for the country when more o.
the gang are with their brothers
IN crime, and are made to fully reslz
the fact that "honesty is the best policy
This caIpiug business has gone on long
enough, the people cry out against it ana
look TO that old p srty who so successfully
faithfully and honestly managed the gov
ernment for years, for relisf and rescue
from this sst OF ''scalpers." Let the ST.
Louis Convention act in harmony and
give us as our standard bearers, men, not
Inly Innocent OF crime or trickery, but
above suspicion, on platform OF sound
principles, and We will close our Centen-
pial celebration in a victory of right over
might, OF honesty over corruption, OF free
government over nepOtism, and a grand
celebration over the rescue OF the "Rsnche'i
from this set OF "red-hsnded scslpers."
XQsME.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JULY s. 1876

interesting occasion. The contest is not
sufficiently advanced to be described In this
letter, bat proper attention will be given
to this important feature tomorrow. All
present are greatly interested to witness
the operation OF the grsir binder attached
tn Woods reaper, from Hoosac Falls, N.
Y. 1t will be put into the field late this
evening and reported in my next. The
Prairie Farmer, Ohio Farmer and Indiana
Farmer are all properly represented on
the ground. The news of the nomination
OF Mr.. Tilden created some excitement
among the agricultural gentlemen, but
not OF jubilasion. Hard money csndi-
dates, 1t must be confessed. will gete very
cold shoulder from the people of Indiana
this fall. l state this merely as q matter
of fact. which is fact, as will surely ap.
pear in due time. n.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05
END OF The ORPHANS.

A dispatch from Boston to the
New York TT bune says of the long
drawn out "Two Orphans" litigation
that the hearing in the United States
Court In the matter of Tomkins and
others, petitioners for an injunction
against the performance ftne drama of the
"rwo Orphans" by Arthur Mckee Rankin
at ire Howard Atheneum to-day. resulted
In c0mple'e victory tor the defendants.
Their right tn pay the Ox-ntord version
of the drama hsd been sffi rmed in other
courts, but tn question nj the validity OF
the copyright taken out by Hart Jackson
bad never been p Led upon. Judge
Lowell at once denied the ap-
plicstion for an Injunction against
the performances of the Oxspf lord
version, and " ben asked to rule That the
'pyright taken tut by Hart Jackson was
defec' i've, consulted with Judge ShipieV,
and ruled that it was on the ground that
the ststufes in the case bad not been CON-
pliad with. rois decision makes both
trans atoms nj the Two Orphan" public
property, which any one may use.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE Of grain. so iaeraabls
seHh ether styles of Threshers, be SAVED by this
Improved Machine sufficient evezy JOB TO mors fhaa
pay all expenses of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
ike seeds threshed separated cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, Rye Barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
seeds Cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were substan-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast thorough and perfect work.
chen Others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting comuiics-
tons, such as Endless Aprons "Raddes Beafers's
Pickers, etc. entirely dispensed toRh less than
one-haf the usual Gears, Belts Boxes and Journals
easier managed: more durable light running no cost
y REPAIRS no dust: htterings" to clean M: NOT
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERs who are poaed
In the large saving made by it will not employ infe-
nor and wasteful machines but will insif this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, s, 10 and IL Horse
Powers Also a speciality of SEPARAToRs designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz: our I'm.
proved "Tril lie Gear" and "Spur Speed Wood
bury Style, both Mounted " on -four wheels
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising
pply 10 our nearest Dealer write to for Iustr
ted Crcular sent free giving full particulars of Szes
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard Dc Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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is not possible to say. Should
the rains continue the dissppoint-
ment will be very serions. for
there is large crowd of visitors aud ma
chine men from abroad, many of whom
have come from distant states. The 'Sssr
City" is made lively, and the hotels are
happy and full for the week. A large
number of the state board are on the
ground to conduct the trial, and the trus
tees OF Purdue are also here to attend 70
some business tor the institution.
IN THE FIELD.
Two O'Clock p. M.-rhe clouds are of,
the sun shines and it is hay mot Hsyes)
weather. All is excitement now and the
mowers are in the field. A string of car
risPes from town fills the way to the uni
versi'y. and everything looks fair for
business. The place OF trial is q fisld OF fiat
and tangled clover and timothy, we'll CAL
culsted to test the qualities of the cutters
The eight foot cutter "Eureks," from Ipdi
annapolis, called by all the granger machine,
is the center of attention and just now wins
the compliments of the crowd. But the
contest is Tot begun. The preliminaries
Of laying off and stalking the grounds will
hold them back tor some time. 1 will con-
tinue the report tomorrow. 81.
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Ase the recovered dyspeptIcs, bilious suffer
ers, victims of lever and ague the mercurial
diseasen patient how they recovered health.
chet rful spirits and good appetite-tbey will
tell you by taking SimmoBs's Liver Regu.
lafOr, or Medicine.
Extract from, a letter from the Hon. Alexander
II. STEPHENS, dated March Sth, 1872: 81 occasion
ally USE Ohel my condition requires IL, Dr. Sim
n1oss Lfuer Regulator lCith good effect IL is mild,
and suits better than more dctiUe remedies"
An tmcaciOus Remedy.-"I can recon-
mend as an e6tcdciOus remedy for disease Of the
Liver: Heartburn citd Dyspepsia, SiJqmons's Liver
Regulator. y LeIUis q. Wttlder,, 1923 Mdste
greet. Chief Clerk PhiLodelnhid PDsts0ice
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AFTERNOON EXHIBITION.

The carnival OF reapers in the wheat
field engaged the attention of the company
this afternoon. A hne stand ofwheat was
laid off In hslf-scre lots, the erourd was
In the best possib order and the exhibit
ton was the most spirited, so far, OF this
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SALE OF THE MOUNT VERNON AND
GRANVILLE n A'LRoAD AND THE
GRANVILLE AND NATION RAIL-
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

Circuit Court of the United States, Southern
District of Illinois.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF
New YORK, VS.. the chicago and Illinois South
No., PailrooI5 ssyyn1 49, - 81 II
chancery.
The undersigned, master in char Gerry of SAID
court, hereby gives notice that, b. virtue OF
d. cree offorecIosure entered on April 3, ls76,
by said court In the above entitled cause, he
will on
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THE SUGGESTIVE NAME ADOPTED BY THE
RADICAL REFORM CLUBS.
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JUNE % 1919

1t is needless to say that the proposition
wss enthusiastically scct pied. and will be
acted on at once.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-07-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

A Washington dispatch of the 10Th says :
''Gov. Chamberlain, of South Carolina, ar
rived here to-day, and had consultation with
Secretary Cameron and Attorney General Taft
regarding the recent trouble at Hamburg.
The Governor was fully informed as to what
the views of the general Government are upon
this affair, and they are substa ntially to the
effr It that the State of South Carolina should
execute it's laws and bring to prompt trial and
punishment parties who are guilty of having
melted the riotous demonstrations and murders
just reported"