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STATE AFFAIRS.
IxirlkwOod Elected United States
Senator by tho Iowa
Legislature.
Beck, Of kentucky, and Lamar, q,
mississippi, Eleotrd to Like
Positions,
Yesterdays Proceedings In tho Wisconsin,
Legislature.
IOWA.
FfHlsWOOD,

spsttai btsnntsh to FIR chteaae Tribune.
F, DEs MONIES, fn., ian. f8.-Tle Scuate to.ds,
voted for Untod States Aonator. Tho rot,
ntooj s, J. Klrkwood, 10; Shepherd LeEler.
.. Tho 1ionsr also voted for tho snn,o: Kirk.
wood, GO; Lotlos, Is. Mr.. K!tk1ood was 10
clarod tho ohoico OF tho 1louRe for United State,
Senator for aix years from March 4, 1s77. Dots
Houses meet in Joint Convention to-inorron y
upon to cntavnha tho votea.
=" MEMORIAL.
A Joint resolution passed. both Houses asking
Congress- to complete tho WISCONSIN 1llvcr Inv
pfoyen,outs.
CAUCUS.
At tho Joint Republican caucus thla evening
II. T. Clarkson was nominated for Htnto Printer,
II. A. clki11a for htato binder, and Seth Craig,
Warden Of tho tort Madison Pentcntlaty.
, 1876-01-19
LIBEL SUIT.

3petfal Dispafth n Ihs Ealca1n Iti5Hk.
EAST HAolxaw, Mich, Jan. 13,-Aomo tlpo
suco, DutsctiYo keYlns, Ut th!s city. cuuhpd
lapcrs to bu issucu Huiug the Detroit Post for
llhel, damagea being fixed at sl00oo. 0eorao
Jerome, President nf the Pos! Company, VA. in
tl,a city to-dnr. aud papess wcro served on lin.
Tho caso calues III at tho no4t term Ut the t!I-
cut Court III THU county.
, 1876-01-19

i5bEtId1 D1sfd1ch % TAt EH1tUN0 TFJbaHe.
INDEPENDENCE, H., Jan. 1S.-Abous quarter
to o'clock today, fire broko cut In tho o4tcn.
sva butter and egg establishment Of Tom
Palmer, iocatol on tho west sido OF tho river.
4 steamer and hand.ougtno woro soon on tho
g.onnd OF leo nnar BY, bnt tho firo had Bueh
start that tie loss on tho building was nearly
totnl--Bav El1,n00; insured for E8,G0D, aa fol-
lowe: Liverpool h London t. Globe, $4,000
phonix OF brooklyn. $1,000; Fircman's Fund
Of California, e4,O0o; pennBylyansa, $4,000.
Tho loss On stock wna nbont s3,u30; insurance
on stock, sl,0D0. ln thu Homo OF Now York.
Tho luil,!inE had boon left aIossc tor noon. no
that tho fro hal q good start before 1t waa dis
covered. 1t probably caught around a ch,mnpy.
, 1876-01-19

Descartes. tho famoun mathematician and
philosopher; In Fontn,ao, celebrated for Lls
Hln3s,lsrly deficient III tha pi,wcry VI cos,yersa,
ton. Nnrnont,l. tla EoyelAt. was 80 dull III
soctty t!!st iJ!ond eAIi of L,ul after IN inter.
ylow, ~ uusl 10 aua read hia tales III 70 .olr-
Nense to luyHe!t for tho wear,noss IT hct,-in,;
Fsancc, no waH completely lost iu uocicty-so
absent aud embarrassed thu. llu wrota ol him
self Witty contiet importing that - was never
, 1876-01-19

stHffa EHEls q. n Etl{ih.
On tho first day Of Junllsry, d cru1upt. fmrty
Of adlcA u.nl suntle,na.. enSaEod IN lLeir ia,o,-
Ito gaGlo ou thu tawn ut the Etsil.uee 81 Mr.. Il.
Il. WnHtcolt, In this village. 1Au gcn,ica.u;,
wuro lst,sa Auits. and tho adica wcio dressed in
,nd-wIRter cro4uet party, and irIocd VIVA right
" banned, ~ susl4 NJ OcEulr> Drc Ii ItGt jIsp.y t.
harlen ass,p iu tas cl.El,ttu in tuudrtl =.
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: 5bsetdi HtsLdlfH 10 Tie CR1ctf0o IFIbhnk.
LASh1LE. Ill.,, Jan. 1s.-A aonshwasd-bouna
freight train on tbs 1lltnoia Central nnitroad
broko In Two ut Dsnmick laet night, and the tro
parss collidod aoon after. crppling sixtcon cars,
which nre now boirg repaired hero.
, 1876-01-19

bbzet17 Uispa7FA 70 1Hd LNIEdGo 757bNnt.
I.gAvESwonTis. kan., Jun. lB.-Wtlliam Craig,
who was rslcascd from tllo State peuitou.lars
two weoEs ago, aftur having served torn, OF
four years fer horse. stealing, was arrested hnro
to-tlay FOR tic murder Of man named Qepreo
ralnirr at Ellsworth. kan., AYo yeara aGo, lilo
will 10 tal;en 10 EllAworttl Tor trial.
, 1876-01-19

MEMru1s, Tonn., Jan. 1s.-Tho steamer st.
Francis Belle, from Wbito River for aIomphis.
wtlll a large amount Of cotton, is reported hsrA
aground at tho foot OF Island Sixty-ave, Eomo
III miles botow 11olcna, and b,oakug Ii, two.
boa1lt,
, 1876-01-19

pIrTsnuHu, Pa, Jan. I5.-John Campbell,
agcl Sc years IN d supposed attempt to bur-
garlxo residence On Pom aycnuo by breaking
u winiow III tho back yard, esrIy ttla noruIng,
cut tl.c main artery ot As lett vi on glass, anu
lied tu dd4tA il tuw minutes.
, 1876-01-19

1LtII14FFF [SAEHEAATED.
HARHpspuld. Jsn. 1H,-Ihu lion, Joan T.
lIurlranft wna to-day luausurpsoa Governor ol
Ic1usslyania, After tho administration OF tha
oath Of oeiec hc delivered hin inaugural eal1css.
i re;!ow CT .;tatp tluupa fclloacJ.
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THE KANSAS Ex,TREAsuRER.,

Spectai Dtspdfch to The Ch'ca7o Tribune.
Top1xA, Nass., Jan. 18.-samucl Tappin. ex-
stalo Troasuror, who was arrested III Chicago
Hons days ago aud released hero upon giving
bond OF $4,000 for l,s appearance Tomorrow,
was rcarrosted this afternoon on now ctlorEoa
couuocted with tho sciloolbonl frauds. His
bond was HxoI ut e15.0G0t mud ho
las not yet hcen Abto to furnish 90.
cutity. Tho attorneys. prosecuting tho cauo
agaiiiat I.appin claim to hayo conclusive evidence
that ho forged or holped to forgo the fraudulent
bonds, mid that tho money received for them
went into hia poclsot. AmonE othor things it is
said to have Deon discovered TINT two bell-boys
In tho ST. Joseph 'liotcl woro Induced by 1.app.,l
to malso several Of Tho aisnatures to Tho bonda,
and tho boys bayo boon bought hero to identity
tho writing.
tTothe Assocfattd IT<ts.l
ST. LoC1s, Jan. 1B.-.I'ho R'pn1lican's Tonck
srccal sRys fettcr Was found on tho o1.Stato
Irena,1rer whom nrreated III Chicago from his
partner, Scat1orl telling him tho beat touto to
Houtll America, mud advising his vito to soil
tho homestead mud Join him at Santiago.
Lnppin's bcndBmcn tn tho previous suits will
Hlrrlndcr him Tomorrow. Whom ho VAS arfcst-
eli in Chicago two bottles OF poinon wore found
III f,iB possession, and soyeral hundred packs Of
married. p1aylnE-earda.
, 1876-01-19

Lou1sv1I1r, Ky, Jan. l8.-Chnrlos Adkins
and John Reese. oolorol+ wors drownon In Lick
lug Kycr at f.acs's Stallion to-day BY being cnr-
Rod oyer dnm Wlllo out rowiug in q frniI boat.
, 1876-01-19
ABROAD.

New yoRx. Jan. ia largo failure iu tho
alI!s trade IL reported from Lyons. France tho
liabilities aro tald to bu 5.Uu0. .vaD fraucs.
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COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1B.--Frol J. Kelly. q tvcn-
ty-ycar convict scnt from Cuyahoga County for
attempting to destroy by tta tho Atwnscr block
In Cleveland, In ordor to secure M insurance Of
$4,000 OH pronerty which was found to nnyo
been removed beroto tho building was set OIL
lire. escaped froln tho rentontinry yesterday by
conccn!ng himself in bog. Tho prisoner waa
asBiated BY son oi ono OF tho attaclsaA Of tlo
prison, vino has since confceec1 his comp1ct.y,
aud wlll DO eout to tho ltolorm School.
, 1876-01-19


6resftk ntsratth II The CA,caoo Tribune.
ErR1abf1ELp, ILL.,, Jan. 18.-,1sa Dora Hcrn-
don, tho Oldest daughter Of Il. q. 11orndon, Nv
Ing about milos southeast Of this city, waa
burned to death Iast night by tho ignition Of o
eoal-ol lamp. Members OF tho faulIty who
rushed to lor rcscuo wero ooyorc1y burned alno.
, 1876-01-19

TORONTO, Jan. 1a.-Albort Wilcox, formerly Of
AudarauA'a ,uorcan.ilo house, Of 1T. Louis, waa
nrre.tou lure Yesterday. cInrgod with fusgcry
una tAu unabeGl'cnlepJ ut Ti5,Opb.
, 1876-01-19
DEATH 6EhTEhcE'

EEw 0nLEASs. Jan. 1s.-Geo.ge Morris, COL
o1cd, convicted Of tho murder OF Sarah Jones,
waA to-day sentun iced by Jndgo Stool to 10 hntas-
ea ut Eucu tiup aH tLo Governor Bi,All ap,,ulut.
, 1876-01-19
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Jun. lB.--Tho llablitios O: tho
1'redcgar Company are 81 1000, ,ooD. 0en. .1onepl,
II, Anderson has been appointed Receiver. OPP
cratsouH nj tho woriss wilt 10 Resumed Ut once.
, 1876-01-19

BosroN. Jan. ia diapatcl, from To.tlaud
eaya McGlncly Brothers Is Co., dry Boods deal
sth at Calais, have facl,--lIabllltlea 500, 600
A6aeIs uukuowu,
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FINANCIAL.


FHEEP0IT, I Il.
Special DIspateh to The Chtcaao Tribune,
FaEErorr, ILL.,. Jan. ISL. u. Snyder, NIL ex
teDRiyo tleator iu furniture in this place, has
failed. Ills establishment Inns beon taken
charge of by the ConHtahIu.
, 1876-01-19

ST. LOWS, Jan, l9.-J0ln Oaunta Touring
mill and his wifo's millinery store, at BunGer
Hill, Ill. welo burned yesterday. Tho loss IL
:,;.g ,0au; no luaurlucc.
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At North Hooslc. N. =.

Sonvu Iioos1c, N. T., Jau. ls,--N Carpenter
i CO. g woo!cn mill burned thls morning. Loss,
E175 COO; lp4urluce, 9l01,0a0.
, 1876-01-19

NASHVILLE, Jan. ls.-l:obeg!sun, uuggsns Il
Tiuch, prominent grocery deatorg, oxecutod a
deed Of trust to james Il. .Aguclott.
, 1876-01-19
Ed I.I1LLIrs.

10 lhk Editor pf The ChicdHo 1'r!buns:
CHICAGO, jan. 1B.-l notiso ID this mornings
TRIBUNE that Edward Phillips was yesterday
drawn 90 ono for the noxt Grand JEry. Is this
AHscssor Edward Phillips? Did hta frloni
County Commissioner Ias Cleary attoud to thla
Somo OF tue thx-payora WHO woro " "blarkn,asod !"
Say g nW viii it Do 10 sye ~ hins and hia
friends on TINT Jury u Will Jmueo Mo.illlstor
allow thia : a SUDHclIAEn.
, 1876-01-19
KANSAS CITY MEETING.

KANSAS CIT WeE 1NN.
lspfctal UtSpdtth 10 Tia Chtfaoo 3FibhHt.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, JAM 18.-A n,oetiug OF tho
railroad superIntondeuta Of Ill roads comforting
hero was hold in this city to-day in regard to
building now union depot In plnco Of Tho one
burned nbons ihrco months ngo. 1t was unaul-
,nouuy decided to build depot Oh tho old site,
and work ia to 10 begun at once. Tlio building
iB to bo ono Of tho best weat Of Chicago, and to
cost s250,000. . .....
A meeting Of tho General Freight Agents Of
eight roads was also hold In regard to adjusting
ratca on corn cnst from tlIs city and 1.awronce.
It was thought tho Lawrence Il southwestern
Road Ind acted iu bad fai.! In regard to a COM
pnct entared into Ut st. LouIB on the 10th Of
January. and Alr. Drl, OF tito st. Louis. Kansas
CITY l. Northern Road. announced thai, in FL
tnrc, ho would mako latcH to New York. lja!tt-
more, md DoBton, In favor Of Kansas City NJ
against Lawrouco.
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Vicinity Items.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

opN III
The Farmers grange here appears to be
in flourishing condition. Their meetings
are well attended.
l.. w. Holden is an agent for THE GLOBE
and all that want to subscribe for the best
paper in the state should call on him.
X. S. Wilbur is busy at work clipping,
shaving, stitching or pegging from morn
till night, for he now runs a good barber
and shoe shop.
s. NJ. Holden has a jewelers. shop at the
middle of the town.
We had thunder storm last Saturday,
also another Sunday night, and large
quantity Of rain fell, which was very much
needed.
In the past fifteen years there have
been but two buildings destroyed by fire
out of the large number that has been in
sured in l.. W. Holdens agency, in this
town and vicinity.
Whitman & Goddard keep Z or hands
at work in their carriage shop. Tnty have
q fine lot of machinery, which is run by
steam and water power. They employ the
best Of workmen and are careful that none
but the very best materials are used IN
their carriages One reason why they Can
and do sell their goods cheaper than other
manufacturers is because they buy their
lumber aud other materials in large quanti-
ties and superntend tie manufacturing of
the same personally. They have, besides
their large factory, blacksmith, trim
ming and paint shops. They have
a large number of orders for their goods to
fill, but their facilities are such that they
can soon fill them and still do a large
g 81 tnr hni n,,a
customers. They have Just finished and
sold some excellent carriages and have a
few more to finish, and then they will COM
mence their seighs tor the fall and winter
trade.
A. d. Whitman killed large bird last
Saturday, called a stake-driver, which
measured four feet from tip to tip of wings
anu stood three feet high when walking.
The people in this vicinity will be glad
to learn that Geo. G Smith has secured
the services of George Ii. Walker in his
store as head salesman.
j. V. Abee & r. Buxton will soon open
factory here to manufacture spring beds
MIR. Lucius Abbotts wool carding ma
chine is IN good running order and is ready
for business
PITTsFoRD.
Martln Leonard well 10 90 farmer OF
this town died of paralysis Tuesday morn
ing in the seventy-second year of his ge
he leaves two children, one son Isaac aud
Mrs. Alfred Marley to mourn the loss OF
a kind and indulgent father.
The listers have made their returns
which show that the grand list for the year
Is Sl0,257 16 the number of polls 447 num-
Der of dogs l43; the largest tax /. az inst
F. Burdtt estate, G. Burditt and j. Nj.
Goodenough.
Rev. A. G. Nichols closed his labors with
the Baptist church Sunday May the 2s.
E, Hendee and wife we're called to Bur
lington to attend the funeral Of her sister
Mrs. Edwin Chase, which took place last
Sunday. t.
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The old man smoked away for while
ard then asked
'Can doze cog baiut house2 ?"
Paint house I'd like you TO see three
big houses be painted last week. Hes as
good as three men, and he never wastes a
drop of paint I'm in a hurry to catch the
train, and I'd like the money"
1.-Two dollar?'
eyes, two dollars. You'll never have
another such chance"
The old man made n motion towards bis
wallet; but let bis hand drop and inquired
Can doze dog slump over the City
hall z"
This was crusher. The young man
knew he couldn't beat it, ard be replied:
''No, don't think he can; but I'll war
rant him TO jump forty feet and catch a
ny"
you can dake doze dog away, my frent,"
said the CID man.
You Won't take him -
''No, zdr WANTS no dog what cant
slump over der City halt"
"But you made a fair bargain and said
you'd take him"
Il can't help dot. When bays two dol
lars foI dog be shall he able TO slump
like pird.
And the young man dragged his bripdled
dog out of the house and back to The mar
ket, where he offered him for fifty cents
without getting a buyer Detr0it Free
Press.
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That Brindled Dog.

Yesterday morning soap-haired young
man of eighteen was drawing big brindled
dog around the City hall market, anxious
to find purchaser. a corpulent old chap,
smoking a long pipe and lodging The rain
finally halted the young man and said:
"My trent, how little you WANTS for dose
dog?'
1.-TWO dollars will take him." was the re-
ply. land a better dog never stood on four
legs and howled.'
"Vell, COON along nit me-" continued
the old chap, raising his umbrella. He pad
died full mile through the pouring rain,
the young man and the briudled dog at his
heels, end, reaching home at last. the dog
was led in. The old man refilled his pipe,
and sat down and said;
snow, my trent, ish dose good dog?"
"He's the best kind Of dog" was the
reply.
does he keep tieves away from my
house,"
you bet be will Why, he would chaw
up man quicker'n flash !"
"Does he keep dem bat poys Out Of my
gsrten 2"
swell, you ought to see him go for boy
once. He's had his teeth into every boy in
Macomb county"
"Like 'em ? Why that's his great hold
Nothing so peases him as house full of
children
The old man hesitated fo' a minute and
then asked;
Scan doze dog play on the fiddle ?"
"Play on the fiddle? Wny-why-yes,
sir, he can He can play seven different
tunes on fiddle"
1t was big lie, but the sosp-hsired
young man was bound to make SAFE If he
had to bury truth oul OF sight.
"Can doze dog play on horn in der
prass pand p asked the old man after 4
pause.
ION horn Why. he has hsd led the
Mount Clemens band for The last year
Yrs, Stree, he can play on a horn with
anybody"
The old man was little staggered, and
he waited quite while before viking
"Can doze dog write ledders for me to
my brudder in Shermany p
"Write p Write letters ?"
"Yaw."
81 wish had pen and paper here He
writes the most beautiful hand you ever
saw and he writes like lightning could
hire him out for fifty dollars month to
keep books, but / don't want to work HIM
hard. Besides, there's mortgage on my
farm. and must have money TO raise it,"
"Der brice is two dollars?"
"Only two dollars He's worth hun
dred II he's worth cent, but I'm forced to
sell. II you keep HIM till March I'll buy
him back and give you two hundred dollars
for him."
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A YEFS RSAPARILLA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


This compound OF
the vegetable altera-
tives, Sarsaparilla,
Dock, Stillingla ana
Mandrake with the
lodides OF Potassium
and Iron makes a
most enectual cure Of
II series OF complaints
which are very preva-
lent and anlicting. II
purines the blood,
purges out the Turk
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educational.

BRADFORD ACADEMY for YOUNG
Id LADIES' Building unsurpassed In ar
Twenty i've res or gronnpd; the remainder
lot, laid out IN pleasant pleasant w wa r. frees.
Dean,te. classical and general COURSE oi
stndy: also preparatory department rro'' ~
ion made for optl mai courses: puia eo an,uSt
S9fn! For circulars or admission apply 70
Bradford, Mass.
May IS, 1876. may
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VOL. IV---NO. 963.
Che Grades.

TTSE THE RUTLAND NAILS, they
~ are the hes Nails Mllled or not milled,
as customers prefer may4deodww1y
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Dr. sage's Catarrh ,s.medy

is no patent me iicine humbug, got up TO dnpe
the ignorant and creduols nor is lt repre-
sented as being composed OF rare anu pre- iuus
substances rrong't from the four cOrlers Of
q e EARTH carried seven times across the Gre 4
Desert OF SAHARA ON tbs ack N fourteen cam
els, an brought across he Atlantic ocean on
two shis." II is sim L., mid, soothing r. M
ely, perfect sprctile Tor at ira an cold In
Imp lru,ent OF he ; nse OF sue !, lasts. ar
hearing y atery Of Weak Eyes, Pain or Pres.
sue IN the Head when USED, as they ali not
uni. equenty are, by the violence VI Catarrh.
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DY CHRONIC WASTING nIsEAsrs is
ID understood tho c OLD lingering complaints
20 protracfed In their course aud drbilltst ng
In their tfr.ct upon the health which ordina-
rly d, pend upon hereditary Influences, as in
consump ion I'D scIoiula + ar he result OF
depraged muir ton, rom import CT asslmlla-
tion of food OF impl verls he'd hloud. Hess u @
digestive process - com lete, material Is not
prep RED for nouris' ing tho tissues ana repair-
ing the waste result ing 'r IN m nta' rnd Nh, $.
zeal EXERT n; dimi uion constituiio al
ylgor Is soon appsIen, a the vita o gans,
RAJ ing CT general deiilit., 81, cily
manir ST symptoms ~ d.fange nj. II Is I
this class or Cases IN Tn WHEtLrR's CONF
PouND Elixir OF H0sPHATEs AND ALlsAYA Ut
honstrates ITS extraordinary nulritl,r proper
lies. being at ,nc- a chemical TO ID a d III, dca-
ment or the highest value. 4 6dSN2w
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STILL BTRIRI

Rome, June 5. a. N -Bellmau Is alive
but not yet out of the well, and wi probably
not be rescued until daylight. Everything
possible is being done. C. FIR.
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Tle &Mtland Daila @lobe.
THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1876.
Union Republican Convention.

The next union republican national conven-
tion for the nomination OF candidates for presi-
dent and vlcc-presidpnt OF the United States
Will be held in the city of Cincinnati on Wednes-
DAY, the fourteenth day Of June, 1916 at noon,
and VIII consist OF delegates from each state
equal 20 twice the number OF It's senators and
representatives In congress, and OF two dele
gates from each organized territory and the
District OF Columbia. In calling the conVen.
lions Tor the election OF delegates. the commit.
Tees OF the several states are recommended to
invite all republican electors and all other
ences or previous party diflculIles VINO are
OPP sea 70 reYlVing &C. tiOnal Issues and desire
TO promote friendly feeling and permanent
harmony throughout the country by maintain.
ing am enforcing all the constitutional rights
OF every citizen. including the full ana free
exercise or the right OF suffrage without intim-
ldation and wit"ont fraud who are In favor OF
inc continued prosecution and punishment OF
all Oiiic'al dishonesty, and OF an economical
administration OF the z government by honest,
ralthlu vi and capable officers; who are ia fay or
OF making such reforms In government as ex-
perience may, from time to time, suggest; who
are opposed TO pairing the credit OF the ma
ton by depteciating any Of Its obligations, and
Il favor OF suStalnn ny In every way the national
faith and financial honor who hold that the
common school system Is the nursery Of Amerl-
can liberty and should be maintained absolute
that for the promotion OF these ends the direc-
ton OF the government should continue to be
conlded TO those who adhere to the principles
OF lI76, support them as INCORPORATED In the
constitution and laws and who are In favor OF
recognizing and strengthening the rundamen-
tai principles OF national unity Ia this centen-
NAL anniversary or the birth OF the republic.
Il. D. MORGAN,
Chairman Republican National Committee.
WIN. +. CHANDLER Secretary.
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Ing humos In the system, that undermine
health an settle into troublesome disorders.
EruptionDf the skin are the appearance on the
surface oflumors that should be expelled from
the blood Internal arrangements are the de-
terminatin OF these same humors TO some In
ternal oran, or organs, whose action they de-
range, AM whose substance they disease and
destroy. Ayers sarsaparllla expels these hui
mors fromthe bloed. When they are gone, the
disorders they produce disappear, such as u
ceratons'f the Liver stomach, Kidneys, Lungs,
Eruptioniand Eruptiye Diseases OF the Skin,
1t. Anthhy's Fire, Rose or Eryslpelas, Plmples,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, letter and
Salt Rherm, Scald Head, Rlngworm, Ulcers and
Sores, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain In the
Bones, SHE and Head, Female " Weakness, ster-
ility, Leporrh@a arising from internal ulcera-
ton and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
Emaciaton and General Debility. With their
departure health returns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-06-08

Col. DEWoLF, Of Toledo for twelve
years the able superintendent of the
schools of that city, has been "thrusl
aside" receiving only two votes to A. A..
Macdonald's six, at the annual selection
to that position few days ago. Mr.. De-
Wolf was not as sharp as our superinten-
dent, otherwise he would have had his
Board elect him for three years at time,
so as possibly to avoid such an accident.
We believe Col DeWolfi is a modest sort
Of gentleman, and has not been running
county and State political conventions,
and also preaching and going off to syn.
ods, and letting the schools run them
selves. lfhe had been so acting. the
Board of Education of Toledo might
have concluded to dispense with the of.
flee Of superintendent altogether, thrust
it aside" entirely. 1t strikes us that
whenever superintendent of schools of
a fair sized town is so much dictator
that the Board Of Education have to hold
secret meetings at irregular times to dis
cuss matters, and not be pestered with
the dictator's ofticious presence, it is high
time some one was thirst aside" Be-
sides, we submit, as citizen of Capton,
if our schools can run a week occasion.
ally without superintendent why
not try it for year Of forty weeks?-
Will not neighhOr Bascom favor the pub
lie with a long winded essay on these
points? Perhaps the same gentleman
who helped him on an editorial or two
in last weeks Repository would assist.