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New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
TIE STATE Of IRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
CATTLE .IARKl

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON oct -Eycmng-Lnseed Oil y 2 cwt
INgRrooL, Oct. 2i-Eyonng-IInscedO Oh, Z5OG2Ji Fc"t
CATTLE IARKET.
" ,ryRrNyS Mass oct 2i-CirTIR- Receipts, s09 head
market qnet c lOwerfo Northern; choice - % exra
rs T5as7 25 hrs quality So@$o 90 second Pua %"
- 30 third qUAity, $iGSi 80
3SEgp Sp iNais Receipts 1888 head market dun sales
IN 5OdS2d - % - extra =Sds' 10 OF Ho
s3Q$5. Spring lambs, S3dSJ
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

STATE OF NEW-YORK.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1875
HEADQUARTERS HEPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
DIED.

IN yo1o,, or Marrlagrs must be indorsed Nth I"''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Diunls h at the extreme right Of tho -cryian line
tuut point.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17
Eur II PLAIN DaAlsn,

'fuarl6, Iowa.
III. American saif threading sewing
machine aill t.hs.fnpr q W lhr great
family ias"lila, Tie pein,s Which
recommend 'Iis naeFise. nr.,ng.y IL
-ss,y purchaser istn. .iu,ileity ~ It.
mechanism, - t-pln 4 wl.irh il il
readily lcain.d nd ksla III ORDER.
Tho unusual lishtp.ts anl oasa II ~
GRAFTON, 4 punt n excellence full, ~.
pfeciateh Wy EYER, ons VII makes
constant nse u trwing naellnr. and
IL durability tsst.l ~ ton years ".
psrisnce Ii 1 natural rssnl, Of tho sim.
plis,ty u IN part. md thr lirl,.ne.. u
lts motion. The shuttle ii seIf. thread.
.ing. saving time and vsaa,ion 10 tho
operator. The needle IL self setting;
and thprs are no holes 10 ,Lroad In tho
whole machine, IN tom Of great In.
portsncs 10 al especially 10 those whoss
eyssighs d impaired Tho tensions
arc tho most perfue. 81 III, lock psitel,
machine and do not require roadjust.
Ing svcrytime ! bobbin u replaced.
Those Who contemplate purchasing !
sowing machine will consult ihsir own
interest In examining this ingenious
and unparalleled invention, the ~.
suit Of constant and snre,ui.ting exer-
eiao Of superior genius. NJ. q. i
Hents aGsnt fir Howard county, lows.
will DO pleased 10 show any ono desir-
Gus Of Investigating its merits. o. should
you live 0vsr ihs line In Wiansshiek
county. Mr.. q. W. Stephenson will
slicisls In tho Tame capacity. Chicago
cfice, 2l4 Wabash Avenue, 1tif
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17
Grnnt's Offence Worse tlan that
Of HclAnap

From the y. Y Herald
The presidents acceptance u Nj
Bslknap's resignation Il M nc. worse
than the offence of the secretary. 10
screen him from the consequences II
this arbitrary interference between
congress and tho guilty tleial General
Grants friends CLAIM, tint lie uas no.
aware of tho extent Of tie seerrtary's
offence whan 10 accepted thc resigna.
ton But this defence will not do.
The president bud been Informed OF
tha scandals ef tho ~ar department.
aud besides this tho very fact that Mr..
Belknap resigned was revelation enough
President ifAnt had 10 sacuas under
these circumstances for accepting the
resignation simultaneously and with
great regret" but Ma buund by of-
fetal dignity aud duty to consult with
the cabinet and await the action VI con.
grs1a
The reason Why We consider tho ac.
of the president worsc than tho Of
fsnss u the secretary AFRO thsse:--
First The president has eulcasor
81 officially t. protect a criminal who
confessed 10 him his crime, Il mat.
tors nut how far that erimo WAS eon.
fsssed or how confused and inrohcr.
sut' wns The manner u the s6sndcr.
Tho president knew there VS. guilt.
Second--Ilo president has sndsav.
orcd 10 prevent congress from vln.li.
eating tho honor Of the republic The
Ii.g..se which " Hslknap inflicted
upon ths country required That con.
grsrs should Instantly purge thc Wy.
eminent BY his Impeachment aud can.
siction This vas necessary 10 lie
honor III the country. md Llia tie
president has iniLl,ilon 'Ihs urtisltr
VI inpsarhn.en, adopted by The house,
IL IL feared. will fall Ike rI'sat bullets
The president ba. parioupd Mr.. H.l.
KNAPP before tho senate could Try him
1'hird--l'hs president crowns By
this ssi u interference \ long ssrias
u acts u protection 10 officials vbo
wsrs suspected " accused Of coaviel.
ID o. crime. Tho list need NOS - 70.
psuted now, hut tho iinsl ast casts .
retroactive shadow over . record d.
ready dark aud doubtful enough.
| Fourth--isneral 'irant has by thin
act placed tho executive III \ su.pic.
isus attitude III tho sight of the world.
| What the world may think u lllysss.
n Grant may nst be important. bu,
In The opinion that other nations may
bold u tho president of the United
States tho people have certainly an IL.
tsrest Tho president disgraees tho
people when hc uses his authority 10
protect criminals. and puts vcto up
on their punishment. The felony 81
tho secretary " war was bad enough.
but thv ac. BY which Tho president 70.
moved him from tho hands u congress
and tried 10 baills impeachment and
prevent ths nation from vindieating ils
honor, constitutes q moral offence
which tho law may not b. able " psa-
lib. but which tho people, who made
tho laws, will not forgive
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17
PREPARED ny
u. q NTEvONA. bsssoa, Ma.N

VIM " Ney~lins 1T Ia A esmpsnl.d Vi.
Nature llsuels II IL perfectly hssme-
lrs~ frum III, Lai rnsrl upon the .,s,um
/, /. nonrisl,lHa and slrsnyihenisk Ii Acts
iIr.s,,, ~ u tho blood 4 queh ths merry.
euh A,num. |. Hlspa yun gnatl, swprl SLEEP
NJ night II II 4 preht pHnales fer uilr
aytal fathers anl mothers fur II gives ti,lAu
stranaili luieta their nerves, AMI pl,pa
ths,n Nature sweet sleep, -~fs HIS Lrnn
Proved ~ many NJ agsi patson. II ii H.
gruat Ilpnl Purifier liis i soothing .a4lles
Is far paf el.,iJfeu. II l. very rlossaGl Ii
t.h- .e~Ts chill likasit II relieves .lt.l
eat~i all tllsaasss originating FROM impure
i4el. ttY III ieaellMs, Tive Il ! fals
ttt* ~ sanr complaints, then yon will ~.
- aif fl 81 nN.sihor mi AcausiAlanrs,
to IL i BIZ. cured me
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17


Nothing has besn done by congress
or tho relief If the lsorlo.
True tho llonsc u Representatives
Ilsfics, III ~ 'ast bs,ag.ssyr' N. m;
their patrons whiel, unfortunate,
since getting Il tie senate sleeps ,hy
sleep of death. which leads tic chiea.
20 Tribune u enquire;
"NLni has Senator Humlin dan.
with tile amended postage law The
last Congress doubled tho rates oil
third class nat.or, for which llanliu
il ssid to have been responsible. Th.
House VI the rrosen. Congress lnsse,
1 bill restoring tho former ra,ch The
bill went TO the senate. mud wna re-
ferred to tho Committee on l'us.viIiaes,
of which nan,lin is cl,sirman. ana
since then noLo,l, las heard u II. III.
people ire noN nhstusis II knew how
long Senator llalnlins desire fnr tLe
higher rites Of postage will b. able 4
prevent tho SENATE from voting On I'll,
question
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17

hYunto LICK plsiatiN,
ii. rlsl Court,
A. ~ Thayer, Henry llp~arit 81
mayer, Tanr johnson.
li-nrs lfuNn NIL Jnseth tpihl Terra,
k4ehaifa Defendants lssu.
FL til nslrndauia Ahass Namnl
iun ~. spt.as Notified that there y
sew un NJ. III thr uiher III the slrfk Ut The
district LINT Iii hNa In The county q
Howard. sile II l.wa. sr,ti'snn IT Mon.
~ ltel rlainili alose nnlasl. claiming ~
sm, lie stm IL sfop asn.gat il eta b, YOU
IL Southwest aafttsg II Ito ~. claim
inv lpAs. .sian thereof and enr'r VI snit
ard asking thu, IN injunction Issue ~
saaIniss suu han, cutting ar removing
timber thereon ur furtLrr interfering Will
the aid premises and FIR further relief
mi thlt unla.a VOL APPEAR thereto ah''
isfsnl hef,.ts npnn IA The second 'laA 81
the next term ~ thn vii Court appointed
to lie nsl,l III the tanrt Ilanse IN sail 20
commencing 81 llr .iil, lay " April NV,
ynur a-irsit will u. .ntrr.d sha jadGMsN'
| rendered paainN yon thereon, IN scsoii
.nnr With shv prayer ~ ssl'l petition
nisrs ~ 'fbf ! aat,stt,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17
lnlImiaatlaw Mssnsssss Iet sfr sthis.

TIE relies u every si,iIiftd govern.
Asut IN tie face il tie eatth 10 IL hr
reversed ii tie Unrest IL tie rtsfi. !
.lsnt. snd his attusnss ushtsatl Ter.
repent. shall lie carried Int execution,
10 huld persona engaged IN eonslifaeiss
AMI eottars practices against The e.,
.fnmen, WIN ,li,elsss and ssress those
practices equally calrabls aud liable
10 punishment, A. those ~ho continue
10 practice addition, division aud u.
lruce In ether countries, and In
deed III nj own. until ,hr present era
of corruption In high rlaeea. the l"l'
IL, and prevailing practice has 'vsn 4
encourage sueh ,lisvl' .arss ly granting
immuni,, itvm punishment - thsr
giving information VI e'tsrifnei,s
, against tie get.tlnt.ht, ts.n thnusl#
the lniurnan, had i5..n 81. tbe tti'
spiraiois nisei .utss II ttts =
II
drove Cameron Il Fsnn, i4nl tlss ea1
int II Nj l.inruln, las ,ifi,sn IN ,sf
man. Ds'anu. Williams ana EskhsF
from tic cabinet II Mi Glsu', sat
driven Matah the Il tic e.hsl,rstst'
Who mail. the disclosures that srni
nslknsr from tho cabinet. |" csnsda
!. nd unless the tendency II inlmcai.
!. a,ciy checked hy tho interference =
!. the President aud his attorney 1snsr
: al. will drive Robssvn secretary VI th,
!. navy, and evan tho President from th'
/ White House In shame and disgrace
!. Congress, however. understanding TIA
!. criminals like Belknsp snd Dslan
!. and the whisky ring thieves could ~
. be convicted cscsp, by disclosure
i from witnesses who know u their rfae
!. ,ices. and that mono know ~ mucl i
y them no shvse Who have shared In thss
. has introduced and PIT upon it, pass
N sgs q iaw Ers.ss"g .ls..l~s. iMMAnss.
ID 70 any witness on account Of any mat
of aud msking such threats a. The lresl
- den, asi l'icrrcPon. have made, Grim
ii inal offences I'his principle Of In
4. muni,, hs special enactment Ia rsc"l
ID niaed iii cur oHu stn.c.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17
NE{,l.TINE
rtai1tAs Tia itIuup, EsssyAIas ,yr
iAylaasAtss aHl MuuLk sysIkx
~. Medical Properties Ass
sy..ss'ni.gs. Tonic, AOire nj
f.Ys3 rsiNreltc.

s.Rsiiur il made exclusively frula ,Ae
lut..- III saffFniis selected harAs rpni. Il
lerhs, uusl - sitsnsly concentrated That
Il will plT stlflllY .raillsnte irpn III 80
ten every thin, II feruial,. Nsfulainns I'LL.
,nuls. Ittnatr tttrrls. Ganfsftils iinnp
Or. I,,s.f.ias Salt lshstm, fsrhil'lr, III.
M IN &c 60 mi :.,ri"... f..m, $500 ,.,'.,
iiaaa seiatieH ln'iaMmsie,Y aia NJ ~.
n hlleun ,tissa Neuralgia. tilt NJ. sf
Hal alal il,a, s'n only liz r's tasllt
curl tiitest:h tl.s blond,
80 49,. .ntl Ernpiivs ilis.Ares 1T -
skin l'asAlas, | ,mplra, nlonhs., i,n.t.,
Ietsef Hf,idhas aud Rlnasor,a. WA.
ftss hss never fnl'ui n cnee, Il tiatManrn,
eAte
fae liaina si ihe LICK. kiAiny Cor.
plsihia. lt.Hpes rla NeAhnusa. Isrnrut~
rhs,. ns,siug tf.qttintefnsl uleerAtiAu mi
nfsf5ue diseases and General Debility.
Nsa,risf net lireetl, npa'l The eanseA u
lheae complaints II invignrai.r nnll
sifsse'hsns the whole AyAtes,. nets upsn
DO Hnerfil,p nr.ana. nllA,n inIi.na,Ial1
tnres alteration mud requisite the s.lvels
ier eaiafrll I,ar.psin, llahiiuat los
slfsn%s# frlrisaiinn 1T the llaafl lieut.
aqhr, Piles. Nervousness anil ts.nes9l Pros,
irsttNH II liz sessaus Sssssit,. ~ tnrsligiu.
hssryrr given slifi perfect Ha.efHNisu A.
tfa tgurrisr. Il purihe- tie bloel rlsan
aessll nf lu 0igans, mil rUs#assles Il con
trollnE ronsr ever the 'lsrsntl~ N stelu
ILr f.la4rsahla eNr.s effected ly .eas
i'm iuYe Induced mnny plyaipisns MI
apaih.sarifa whom w Know &, nfasrrii.
nu1 use II In thelr swn families
In feet. Negelln. IL thy hvss re.H.il, ~
iHsspsrre.i for tho above ,lneasp, alrl il Ii,
enl. reliable lsl"oD l'taitiLn..s place
hstvrc tie public,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17

Since congress commenced it, invss,
LEGATIONS into tho dpings o. tho DE-,
partmen,s At Washington, uneovsrins
.hu raseai.y tint has bean perpstru.
ID in full confidence that tbs loyalty
VI the country would porpssratc the
reign u the raseals rerre,rasing .hvs,,
there il ~ much anxiety ~ during tho
war. 10 know whether quiet lvigns
On the Potomac. =
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y.NaaAts 'tAn HtsHelas atttenHt Nstr.
n5ls 8na Mets hesnaeis ~ su. " sins
llunlssA snA hts tAellats anil Al esNts ~ifA
thfstef4 ~ tai sehs hAlanHv .'iit Rta
ev sns I'll e,r ,t,vnslssefs itar eAetufs3 IA
descendant lNAp III. stutas Aatei ~ fth
II AMI tee annsi ~ IistntiH ~hteh
nt.gt ~ sssen ns ennsiirrntatu III Title
lstA tNvrfarA ~ sAil rtHi's Naslrs.
@ttan0 IIers,ua, ~ tia ens.sssAhr+ ~
llt Mi halt ~ Lot seven. ~ A,st - IN
$500. Il Iona. nn the payment y sail hsfs
AiA ltana has h.sn Assifhstl IA SD lehn
ntsM.i4'> a. srf.nl#tts Terrence ill ietA
h.snr'i. altn theffhs assniasi atti s'At,
este lheWlses YHs ~ Htstantts ~ tle lss
! nstpl Il s8lln FIT. M ~ asking ~ .aa
~, Fs#n aFslpa III ,ht ltfrsi4 nls tht
,pFt stetFs ttt Title Ithl
lud h,t nnless san tnfsnf fhtfr'n hnt
l.t#tt tef4rs III IA III the strshi Ia III, ~
Astttetm II the sata Utnrs .gneih,eti ~ "
te.lsa he 9untt House Ia tati t'esnt.
euH40naattu. III a. 18th asg ~ .ir'l lf'b
yutr s.l etil III rptprel anl ia,iS
ptuf en1sreI tsaittsl saa thftran, ~ A.
es...la.ee sftetl. tata4Strst ~ rs,itlo "
llE.al NlpssR
talsrs Niy faf rlaIn.iil
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t.,an, naa ll.lArAr.

IN. u snn
Gait Il. r. Nplip.an, ue~ " llalli
.vs4sa sna tsmrsis ~ he Tenth Nil
eA states t'asaif., ssa staiipn.d vi
FIT, sill fl, fur sssts, aud sh'ls
there Asret.aiuvi clearly the favis NJ.
~ which YIN. ". helkhsp hsa nu~
hsen driven ifom the Var Department,
Muse than s,nt Az liz w.ut A.
Washington l.rr naIly - n, th.se
fact. bsiots The Military csMmit.rs "
,ne iIuase u Representatives. IN.
The, unull ~, hear him. lie ala,
Tux care tia, .he same facts should
il mn,le luuwn Il i'r.sidsn. t'tant.
These ehstges, moreover. wett made
Iii lin nal upeu Ills u~n nu,he,its
malS. hut we've t.lti,i,'l hs II AFFIDAVIT
l,um L,anf, IL val 49,, falr, y
Tn, eill II wsn A.arsh. ,ar bthel
ii l'eikuap Ls III ~ rtls ts-e tar
sf.h ip iati iie,a.a,,
yer
snt aaH sfsN
f4sa sirH ~ 8 e
t, vsI,> 4
iii nuaa a,a i 80 MI
a.is att lH.u Il iam r Ill itft lim'
n, l.l snAM.stur ~ The sf tittt
Spd g,s,ns tie us.in,s " witnesses y
wir.lu tl,s shuiN ease .sluii ~ NV. !
When Re,knsp 'e'A.s,'. ~ tss'S
, nation OIL intslas. IT. Ills | IAN pa
peso III ehirgs ting H. ga I tn, ea.tl
I Meni aud punishment Tor Ills ei,ne
President ''iaus accepted y ,t'in.'sl
Msl, "Nisn great regret AnM
there ba u'vaisr eate Il M cheer .
. tic Guyeramunt deliberately aiding
erim,nsl 81 osrare the justice q th
law Aud taking this eilcuastanc
together Will, tho fact that fur sare
2 years Cen Granl Inns known II 10
| knap's offence. and 81, has kept HI,
/, IN pilice and in power, WIN, must |
tito opinion II any .~,s'hlu mind =
speetipg Grants foal relation IL III
! terrible eassi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17

FncsstiuN Seeeio from ever,
name sni kind of salerntns except d
II. Del.anl Il 10 y Hast Chemical
sAlorat. Thin il tho kinI =. .ss "''
eyery ,sc.s.as, ri n ~ always uni.
irrM md perfect md Away. holds ~,
weight Manufactured by u A. 10
I.nDi 4 Gu.
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~ 49, ~

hill 14saaAt ttts
ss - v ntAt 81
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III A# k ttt~
y iAehssa 49, 49,
~ n .wAa*ts So t
~ isesa W 80 q IL Il
@ - CO. tss sHst
800 sn 4 ~.ss " 80
81 sHAiHtaHsr II W. y t8ttst
4 Es't ~ f. III a4
~ ~ NJ. Al tAstt. s'vnt iaAtF
!, p. saata i. shs sffs'afs
rss u eksN sua a,Fsul isasts =
EtfAi ast. an. so i IL tAst
fNt 80 bt.h AtttA II vs. III
.sn vsai tafe attF HaN ia
800 ~ isHi1 attA II i,lsfal
tst III - Al4 tinsli sttfs
sstFs i stns.a,fsttste Il sliisss ~ ~
the yalifA. a Nn.hIhsi u' samt
sAttt Il ~ hlush
rsts sr&i.hins n usfrha. swing
Machines. svsairs ui any II 10 uutn
tfpas attachments thai slla'taia I'll
tasm. .hnahsxsmss,hsf .hAs they can
awe tls hest bargains ~ha .~a ,he
marh,nea the, ALL TIE manafse,nt.
-. ~, Lees percentage - Aree,s
han II three ~ho larshsss Ihs
,.aseu il shsiuns Aren,a lnssss fall
npsn lie manufacturer The Machines
ala L, W y Stavsns, are bought
! ~ easa. anl iarlais ali iirsl claa ina.
sl,u,, sell in tie market lletnsftt.
these whu vrsli compare ,'ias.sn,
machines aid their wufk ~ visit II.
Nasliae nert. hra Ter with u
1 I'll, Pump .hsp. aud get t',e 'anc
i'll III ,hntee It'll macbin~s, and 's
.ustst p,lfes Ut
.-- --~~~~
NHttt llta satHs. Nl.ls auh ollie
.N.aI sfhelaal fefhau
aai afaHtens tsp ,asnsts ssgnl
Iii - iAs snN q, osskr y, -
. rtst.i II 1865 having ~ mass
t.a.o# j Il .4nssat., = |, Prices. VIII.
4s &sia II -Atue rraiy. Ter uel
~. " y. i'gi Wit, pr rrllan, =
49, Hs0g ne galsan, " 81 ~
t,t u. H# at.ratt IN lav.pti.rl grade
- ae i4tens pu j AL 10 supply the ''ad'
TIM Ill III .se,iltea i families. M Agent
ar.tgs s9aill9a,tal address, by mall,
fA9nftN tiinuuSs.
1 tHNRr ], Nluns Opera HlaHs.
afs1 keokak f9~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17

III. next republican state ronvsn.
tim III Iowa fuf tho hefiaaiisn III
Presidential electors. delegates 20 tho
tinrianst, convention. and for The
nos.ia.,iSn Of rspsLlican stats lick.
D, has bssn called 10 ,moet u Dos
Moircr ~ tho 8lst u May TIC
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-17

sssriihe co. sls rnn p'aia.s M ~AisI II
!. recommended /, AaslnE larger sAl =
taeansh - the niiei ,iatnt Than any 9TH,
II shr III dt.in.. Why Na.eitne Will
larf III nnnlIllh.nia
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vALa ABLE IMPORTATION

1inains, lee ~ i1xD.
bsnltsmes NJ, only object In gisias yan
Ibis testimonial IL to HprsAd sHlnnhie In
formation Having bscn badly Afflicted
viii salt kh@ufn, and thu whole surface III
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Bible-Reading.

The discussion about the reading
of the Bible 10 the public schools
will, it is to be hoped, do this good
if no other,-namely. draw attention
to the subject of Bible-reading in
general. The Bible is read alto
gether too much. Of course it is
not read too much by people who do
not read it enough, or who do not
read it st all, or who know how 20
read it great deal, and to edifca>
ton. But there is not another good
10 the world with which so many
Christian people bore themselves,
and bore their neighbors. Some
people read and read the Bible till its
beauties and consultations have little
or no effect upon their minds or souls.
La fact, the Bible has been made so
trite, that only by indirection and at
rare intervals are we apt to get
clear impressions of its inc0mpara-
ole wealth of poetry, passion and re-
ligion. We knew good soul who
used to read the Bible literally son
his knees;n who read it three times
a day; who read the genealogies with
the same stead ness of purpose as the
Psalms or the Beautitudes, and who
confessed mat be got less coed out
of the book than when he became
kind of heather and stopped reading
it almost altogether. The expert
ence of this person suggests an in
telligent middle course, which we
leave TO the parsons to point out
The Old Cabinet; Scribner for April.
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Hard Times and Downward Prices.

We find every where hard times.
1t is so in India and China, in Europe
and in North and South America. 1t
must be evident that some powerful,
cause must exist. We cannot attrib-
ute it to our own currency troubles,
as great as We may grant them to be,
for they are rather the effects OF
some powerful influence. 1t cannot
be a lack of production, for the
wofld'sgramaries and warehouses are
full. Rather are we inclined to at
tribute the present depression to the
fact that during the past quarter of
a century the world has witnessed
such conflicts Of nations which, for
their destroying and debt creating
power, the earth never saw. During
war each nation in turn experienced
unnatural excitement and irritation
which carried prices to fictitious
heights, from which there must
always be reaction, and while each
nation was thus engaged in this
destructive work there were being
created debts as the representatives
of this destruction, which were TO re-
main as the terrible legacy to the
survivors. Now follows comparative
quiet, fictitious values disappear,
while the burden of debt bears down
upon the people with unmitigated
severity. There is more debt and
taxation than the people ought TO
stand.