davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Women AMI Children Almost NakeI antl
Starving.

Women AMI Children Almost Nnksd "na
Starving.
coxsr.HTxns rsrssT1s st EsG ri EeF f. har,v sur
prtstliE tt'at some astolssment ms bren e1-
l'rcssc1 ~ tlic meh9roncss q tue amount col
lectca II Ens!atn !or tle l'alRaf,aii suitopGrs, IT,
gG an.norsy 1y IN 'norms % n'n t,la. t 1tW ,.no9!e
they occlp1Gtl hciofc tho massaefcs, aha NJ
least 4Iu;Wv n re1ialrcu TO proVh:o tlcsIl
with What i1 ansolltoly heceShaty .or 1nsaf M
wnras ths sum aeont nv, Hlo ~ has bce1! collected
IN Englat'u, 9igu5 1goo ~ Inc Gehtral ton31nts-
tea mere, aihi oeli7e Hr: r., scilhyicfh lsle1lus
tlaVe beMt hlui huput 4+,VVo iol LIZ sa,he HuI-
not the American ,peoplo ass'st IN ohsNeTing
tho qucstion ntn a nA'lo htfpl!sei
that-nsnally 90 Icay 70 aSslss snt.
fcTcrs ot al nhti9nalittes % & wren anY gISat
instancG come i1fwnfd " WY nssat9llee: y my
be tlsat tlGto SUI! eAists lccnE Ihat Lug LOFTY
VII! Recp the pronises " i'ns Ina9e. psouilse5 "
restitution r. o1 eIoSn eaillo a goous' Gd or
provision III Inc snapc o1 c!ot!lllE oha snc4ter
lot Tug w'nter. h no n.y. ct Eous feaaers @ ne ac-
ce!scl " tnese plo't'iscs: rIo1. Gsesy gnM.aes
sono fepofts lttat t"e mttlo nsslstatlee % EuSSn Sl
ny tne 1v!tv i, nmi ~, UP II, ~ III ~
ia1ed connty to saFe te ves q It's a9ss %
naKea a'ld eiatvlnt iAhaoltA.Its; Eren Mn1ie
wiln one atm. some Stgt re'.c' m & Is a1.o.usu ny
ILL., noverheh1 ~ tae s,aG oi touEn woounh 1i,a.
tl.e other It is cxtort!ng Mi,e1 In anu I'm, IN
posts-taxcs upon crops whch nave heoii
aestfoSeu or los . Wa,.t o. .hl'lohaqhts aia .,.a
Gn1tle 20 1asysst ec,n nave 'e.ten u, t.o
fow 1ys ao t'at thy payment q tfsu taxes
IL strgtly ehaofesa nut wen not .os ,os.nct'a'hG. r.
rs T. o' eourse Ino casS IN ost sstaees ~ ao
aSs,euituFlsts arc competed 10 WotM 1of Ise la&-
q ,ws,sat, 'nalze, @r rlcs. Is t!resaea hy t!!a
nnlsar's, MnHS tnc't . o vWn 11n pates,.s IT., nts
st1ta nnsItaesea ~ tn nels: Aa3aees rum ano
neR"'!lna 'Iun ~ it'puin,.a, uatGu YVES ~.
peopie NloSt 'hin,s1cs ~ IT, s'e!nlIy o. na.nk,
!oF eAhhlP'c, huhuIeus ~ tHHuseit uto ell'cIlE
, 1876-11-14
mate friend OF Hendricks. and II, response ho
received tho following rcniy:
All Democratic disnatehcs unreliable: result very

lu u1,.....,.
ri, Ss, .i,av. ,,,,. ~. ,..,u .,,u.,,u. ,.,.,.
, a1a smo"s wlAt thc Leaders themselves th'nk.
almnr Iitv,. araro W ,ms ~ ~
nnws a,,h.;,s,n 1S Me'' snnpfesseu, nnn tn'o
ran. rmn cr ron - ess 1 sag eetu see.
"ms r meaG ,sna az INC urana laslhc otc'' u''-
Ill '''ofo scltaplc ln.os1hatfoh eah1e'
Amor, ,,o .as;.s naMAToh sotE: Is. c,,na po,,a,
Y{ntn ~, ~ t,,i,, ~ v eonatav ri" ~
sn Francisco M caI raSUsx s 9e 2epofter Sea .oasSt
tm oit1 e,'d ionnH h IN Kooin 20; INC gsa-
saa, a1 ~. nc oa t,,nr', .,tnnl'a t,n,a
IT, ai" aI WE tn pe.
stvc.sta .m tntncMh t.siat t.'.y LEY
t.'n.. "aa ''e oitoA ''set''e"
''s'n Us,.1 1'.Sc' Ky u., uuh.. =, .,, .s,n,
+bs n ro.it t1 ~ ~ sios,i Il, Wv ~" 'f''" oA
'''S i'iaif an'. II know, nov t,sf;ii ,her!iy."
right to tS ss ss Ss is ssse o.pseisiS iSiss wsn 'e L
n.a "ua ~ EtFS stsns tuesTss - eetofa9 so1c as IN 'o
~ ..om}t sow Tia. l, In, ,rh, ,o., T.. ~, nv.
t'e"tG; = H., e.,n'Ia rr o.!e nat.
rrntnna . eo4 t InnSess tafo" IL out unuer tue
p II think not. " Tho 1res,1ent NJ tim senatc
rco,lu ,,,t ti,. rc.,.rn. ,n r. 1,,,. ~ ~ ...s
tolcra "r nm,,otntnI 10 al" ,s,s H. ~".'t ~" ~ !,
lut ha. 1'nt thr I LAVE Womsc ~ IL c nrcsz
cnt7 ''''e wv |''e 44'".' ''1"'' W w l''''
mn. air: mt ncrcs.or,,v. Hrornhcrs cor In
nrcscnf # thnv ,hsr NJ ~" 81 -, -,
w WIS no. tc Got.e tcfc. 70 t Dy ros,tt,n re"
,c " wSps ct the Sts'G Sss sse'ora returns arc
tho oslcr, Ono is .cnt by ,nall. and Tia uthcr M
ret !. nIa IN ti, r.,o,v ~ vi III s"aro.arv "
State. nt,I ID t,y lin hantlct} 10 Tin Trn.Pfcsi.
5cnt ~ ~, f1;,t.a sta.o. ~ ~ ..'o 'IH ~.
ticati Or lncss ~ naW L, IL In " prrsi1cnt ~ nrn a
tr,n,,,r ~ t,o s,,,n.o ,rh ~ ,rs 1.u hs, T., ,
of tc Sclate. M md ; tv;ro reo,s I,s ten 1' " " VIZ"
"l'ilen hu lna no power to change tho rc-
suit; ~ "'' nv e'"'' ~ e''""so sNo W
, 1876-11-14

THE COMPLETE VOTE or THE STATE ron rNEsi-
DENT AND MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
The Hartford tUHrans Of Friday glycs tho
subjoincd statement vi the vuto Of CONNECTICUT
OIL Tucsday, mud says: "TLc total yotr reasl.cs
as high us l.l.dht, whiel. il Remarkable III
crcuss. We have M .1ultht that, except for tie
notwithstanding AMI thu repeating atnl fra.,tl,,-
lent voting IN tho c!ties, the Htatu wn,.l have
Efycn decided Republican maturity, aad would
lave elected two Republican Cu,,yrclsnlcn:"
, 1876-11-14
QcEAN-STEAMs!llP NEWS.
MoylLLE, Nov, M-styu,l,sl,lp sarllln.atl,
fs0m Montreal, has arrived.


tf+TthsHfHH.
Now no have Il pcrt. u. news, and, MS Il t.Hl,es
oyor tlp wires Train Troy, ii .t,u'sv |. mt.st hp
rcllable., Il u tl,Ls: Tkv u.an!ef y! n'1p :" Nit
telegraph tlyds. anxiu,ls ~ silt bath l'ar:,c,
VI" alst u, ti.c .aa.pr stuu ''1tayss elected"
When lu t.rts Democratic rs>U sage e :siays
"ftltrn clettrl" en 80 b,tl,rti,-snai., A-tl
Wien le ~ :clvc. s"psf!l;'in ia u...! ~ i!'ns
the carl uynr and t,r4;trltllk ,tr tt..+crS tn
!" "liayah elc:tc!." lie Hops 1t &vs:y .Ifty u,a-
utca wArll.cr hu & y Any avwa Or Ilut.
, 1876-11-14
ILLINOIS.
THE LEGISLATURE.


Special D1p1lch to The T;fbuHe
spnrNar1ELp, ILL.,, Nov l3.-'llte latest re-
turns hero Us to the next General Assembly
mako It tie on joiut bn1,ot, thu llsurcs being:
Senate, Republicans, 81; Democrats, q; ln.e-
Icus'cnts, ); House, Republicans, n; DcIno-
eEnts and independents, II. LATER figures will
probably Change tho result somewhat. Tho Re
pliblcans Will certainly have oue tnurc Senator,
probably two, and claim 1.-Two more Representa-
tiYcS.
, 1876-11-14
CANADIAN NEWS.

SNFcla1 NsV0tcA 70 3a1 TFi6NRf
HALIFAX, Nov, lA-Uw.n.: to srr.0us cLargcs
having been made against the private char ratfer
of the Hon. Otto 8. Weeks, Attorney Ucnerul,
FEemlrr HILL. with thu approval Of hts col.
leagues, called unun AIr, Weeks to resign. Tho
lattcs rcquestcu time for consideration until
Saturday, when hc QesliHc1 to 1c4iSa. TAers-
, 1876-11-14
ANOTHER "WAlKt]ERE.n

nEs MoiAEs. la.. Soy. la.--A. j. DnyIs, who
walked 1uo Hsi!cH In twrnty-four l,nurs tn tho
Exposition Du!!ttit.. lerr, commenced ut la:lD
III, Mnniay to walk $40 inilcs III SIX days. At
ll:.0 Tonight lle was On Ills scycnty,ntlth ntsu
lie will c1sd the rst twantyfuur hours tl,rcp or
fur niles ahead Of tiac.
, 1876-11-14
TIE MESSING SACHEMS.

~, Special Dtpasch to Tia TtIbnns,
WAslsIaGFs,H, y. u, Nov. l3.-it IA reported
that negotiations are petMling between this
country Aild foreign Powers iuotdng tuward ~,
Interchange Ut criminals. III consequence III
thla Sweeney 10 sail to hare lett Paris and Cor
molly II travelling under als assutneu lllc under
q RFittsh pysBpult,
, 1876-11-14
SHOOTING.

aigMrlls, Tenn. Noy. l3.-Tho thtf.. annual
Association commenced In this cly to-day with
field trials. The sftntng- tournament ulc,sa
Thursday, Thn attendance vi visitors Ia Iasxu
aud tlle c4trlcs lllID
, 1876-11-14
DISCONTINUED.

NEW YnHK, Nov. 1a.-A new phase nj tho
M1ultnl,. l3ereler tsisu Ilas trurspEtcd today.
Mr.. atoultul, derlna to submit to the removal
PURSUANCE 1T thts determination, thu suit has
been discontinued, Mr.. Muuton paying the
Gusts.
, 1876-11-14

6pectdI pspascA 70 7ns 7titHnA !.
DETRolt, Aitch., Auy. ll-'fhIs evening Flor-
encu baxavy. daughter of the G0ysr,!0F, wa8
married. tu thu lion. Roger II. Slluru.an Assist
ant United States Altnrnry, Ut New YuIk. Thu
wedding was splendid ntfAtr.
, 1876-11-14

PH1LAnELrHIA, Pit, N,y. l3.-OfIlcial returns
from ility-tlyc rounttts In shs State gve Hayes
l40s0 maturity, lcaylng eleven counties tn hear
from, which IN 1875 gave IL Republican majority
OF 1,61l.
, 1876-11-14

From tho agricultural rrtutps Of (|1cat
Bsitalu fur 1916, Just ISSUED, It srcIns that tho
England. Scotland, al,l Walrs, "a returned by
occuplers vi l4ud On thu eth ii Juua last, wAs
, 1876-11-14

fLAtE WHERE II" :, APPRECIATED.
LolEHvli1.E, ny. My, lI--rllr ynt" ,nr pfrp-
ilent>x llutler County, ky., gavr Cvopcs lis
one luss slan TilArn.
, 1876-11-14
OHIO.


CoLuMnus, O., Sny. lJ.--Se1nt-olfiral rcturns
from all tho counties Of Ohio aru now in, AMI
silow II ma aiority lar Hayes vi 1859.
, 1876-11-14
0Val' Ian j / Illll(|I'
Of ton yoard growth cured by
DR.. RADWAY'S RBMBDlBS,



nts.l Hnscls for Ten YEARS. :
ANN AAunn, lItc. y, ts75.-lH. KsnwAf: Iss
otsFs may pc hcnr1 tea mike th! statu1Hfa: h,x.
els tor ten years. / tried tbs lt pllys!ciln1 o. ~
lll!ty tint rould not lave llyt much lnhse1ii se1ite
tFtcn ut MIN futured my tU Try eA!~ays lcLiEas ,s
hal nut much tiltl tllcn but ins1y. A1tef u'u''
dc!ltr'r9tlll. tried tl1gui. . ), ,,,, .u,h,,.anf
IpliitI,ttseu 4x boltlu. OF tho !tesoTra txon2i. ~.
the lts, aA twu sut of lha !ieeIi mtu nss.,.
without Any apparent fNAeit. decfnltca IF ~ ~,
usG t@r!te Inpru sos!1, .! Ill., ;.r ,nrf
Weru ,,1lu hnd lost twenty nsn ni!Ml1 ~ ,urr III,
VIA eutlruly cured. tunh thu sncdsite, ma ,,nas
ntlA7 a1tA uFnK that ttnir 'os1 @ S.H1 1s.l, rm ii
bs,ltts iuifrf, Ind xEx h0xra 0f t'le ~ rr,ttu13
feel pnrSnity well. aud my lirafl !! ~" n n MI ar
to tnI for ts ctn III my dehp anlirtiG: G:p1Y nch.tL
anil fty prayer ii Tint It. may i'a a. mneh " "
10 o''s1Is Issr a. Y ' 'cn I" 'a MIS- E C. nlgplS,n n,
Mrs. jsf'ins, who ,nakes no a,. sgt.1J q, n,Jrlus j
tpnI IS75 Tho nsdiGuts ab3Tn Maua a .~t 10 hcg VI
u Ill., with the exception u what w r nat Without
YotI. may nay fhnt hrt Etatcment - =. y tEiti,H
qua|t1catlot. tsk1.ed} ,ncu.t. XIII hriuf. M!ch.
This MAY certify at A!s hnhs " nuy %o Tsafs vsl
ssyS fn3Tn SS'Ga ~ a. a liz Il ~ ae hsfs
Gibbins x!li is|is1a her sats''lcfs!i fs!iSI. H. cocSEa
'S's1ea' MAE:yy FtIF1osSb = IF1oSb,
I! kMAh.'r u 'rDSD i;
, 1876-11-14
College ie erroneous. The first act pascal by
the Legislature at this State IMPLY provides for
filling any vacancy that may occur.


rOHD DU LAC COUNTY.
6pectos Dispasca 10 7ae Tribune.
FOND nu LAC, Wis.,, Nov. l..-Thc ofI1etal
county canvass was concluded to-s1ay. Ti.dcn,
6,66oi tfnycs, 4,S45; Bragg, Democratic, Con-
grcss. 5,6l5; Carter, 4,S20; Nielsen, Democratic,
Reglatcr, 5,oo7, Pierce. 5s3; Perry, Democratic,
Treasurer. 5,535: Lopcr, AMI; Dtcwctt, Demo.
cratic, County Clerk, 5,450; Hendricks, 5,001 i;
Russell, Democratic, Clork Of tha Court, 5,Af !;
Dlatr, 5.lg5.
THAT SAME t.uNAcr AaA1x.
Special Dfspatch 10 Tat Tribune
WARRINGTON, y. e., Nov. 13-Tho hopes OF
the Democrats with respect to Wisconsin rcro
revived to-day by dispatch from ex-Rcprc-
sentative Eldrctgc to the cffoct that tho Stato
had gone Democratic.
MILWAUKEE.
Special Dspotea to 7as 1ftosns,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov, 1a-Tho canyass nj
tho voto OF tho county was completed tonight,
and revealed no material change from the tg-
tires OF tue returns. Tilder's maturity 10 2,09i.
MASSACHUSETTS.
PROBABLE GAIN or ANOTHER REPUBLICAN con-
1REsSMAN.
BOSTON, Nov. 13-Thcro is possibility that
Dem, Democrat, declared crctcl to Congress
ip the Third District by majority Of votes
over WalbridKe A.. Field, Republican, may bu
beaten by the latter. The Committee Of tho
Board Of Aldermen, having rocuuutcd tho votes
Of tho Third District lind that by counting .5
bai1ots cast for vabrldRo A. Field In tho Fourth
District, Field Inns majority Ut about Is. THO
ballots 80 cast wero on the ticket furnished by
tho Temperance party, a,,d we're probably de-
posted with view to clectlur Fold. City,
G.,1,itar |Irney lima nslytse t1c HDsr t,f S1.1,r
, 1876-11-14

FOR MEMNEI:5 or CoNOi1H3N,
FIIt.r uiHTtt I,
Li:fij"iut 1uitHui
C!Hnta. fUan'y. 1o'at
11awicy. Republican,. ,ti!.:1 ",I.7 Ii; :Es.
l.anAefs ntnlncrlt, II, I'll 2,Hlu IL oW
La;dcra' p!atIlly. lis.
AECuNR nl.r;UT,
.EsH th:ftA HhhiisseK
tVrntta Et1Ha. 3otH'.
Kellogg, Republican 90. H. uj =, 1:iH lu hy.
rhGlpH Nctlurrat.. 49,. Ii, G3t D. 7EJ lU:l1U
lAu!ps plurality, =, 5li2.
TllilH BIaTlltGT.
Stm LoaH0a lf1nIAan.
... C"Hhsy. County. Tt,faf,
M1i!, Republican. ...... q, AiJ i.1il IL. r..
Mailer. I'rnocslt. M57 Ills p,:..I1
Waits plurality. /. k:i7.
tbl'1tTti INSTINCT. ....
tuF isfd LHsNfsd
:. ......... f"tafH. f;"t,ly. IotHt.
s.'1sfa' Wasnsf ,M%!llsan. , , y ~
Warmers plurality, l,.ss.
, 1876-11-14

t'"ii,.b n1tF1t s1l
Alr. Tillcn's plurality is ...J31: Ills f,:l'or.t; II
o,TAl. ll"hbata'a plurality t'"r Goy.sl.pfJ In
3,51!J; Ills majority Is .,lli. rie tutal yste uf
thu STATE Il, fur thu Presidential tirkcth I'll, ,liH;
ior tile t;uycrnurs', III .i!A,
, 1876-11-14
FEVER and AGI]E.

FevSr nnl AEin cured for lfty cents, 1Ycr. ~, ;,
ss,ls aug III elsr llaaron. hons tcart. iypa n
getIiG" gIe an Stsr 1; 1fnysrs 5aca by awys f" =,
bo1d by DruEslsA. ~ 'eA'A les ooE1Ia
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03
ALlon Tamer,s Pcrll. .

The Journal du Hdcre recounts a
terrible encounter between the lion
tanner Bidel and a number of wild
beasts. Bidel's custom was to go
into the cage of these ferocious
animals, accompanied by a sheep,
which was by his presence kept safe
from attaet. On a recent occasion
be proceeded to the lions cage,
and his first act was to place the
sheep nsthe back of lioness, as he
had frequently done before No
sooner had he accomplished this
than a powerful lion ispraHg upon
the poor sheep, and buried his teeth
deep into its body. Bidel stepped
forward, and with the utmost cool
ness struck the lion blow on the
mouth with a heavy stick, which
made him crouch and yell with pain,
and throw his bleeding victim tfemb-
ling at the feet of the courageous
performer. In another moment,
however, all the wild beasts were
lashed into fury by the sight Of the
blood, and no one in the assembly
believed that Bidel could possibly
escape. Preserving his presence of
mind, however, he kept the pther
animals at bay until he had subdued
the lion and drove him back to his
cage. He then fought his way
back through the other animals, and
amidst the bravos of the assem-
bly, came out triumphantly, carrying
his wounded sheep with him. The
poor animal, which was a great ia
vorite of the lion tanner, has since
died of its wounds. '''ai =
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03

PRRsIDENTs.--The following table,
prepared for reference, slows the
political sentiments and the date Of
the inauguration of each President,
and the length of time he lived
after that event, and his age at the
time of his death: us -br.
/. George Washington, lnde-
pendent; inaugurated 1888; lived 10
years; age 6s. as aa
2. John Adams, Independent; in
augurated 1877; lived 20 years; age
90
8. Thomas jefferson, Democrat;
inaugurated 1901; lived 25 years;
age 8S.
4. James Madison, Democrat; in
augurated 1909; lived p years; age
5. James Monroe, Democrat; in
augurated 1917; lived II years; age
IS.
6. John Q. Adams, Wing; imam
gurated 1925; lived % years; age 81.
Z. Andrew Jackson, Democrat; ;
inaugurated 1929; lived l6 years;
age 7s.
8. Martin Van Buren, Democrat;
inaugurated 1886; lived % years;
age so.
.. WI Harrison, Wing; inau-
gurated 1s4l; lived month; age
sc. @
10. Jehn Tyler, Y. p. Independ-
ent; inaugurated 1871; lived 81
years; age Y.
IL. James K. Polk, Democrat; in
augurated 1916; lived 4 years; age
"a. ss@ a e'is ~
IL. Zachary Taylor, Wing; inau-
gurated ls49; lived l6months; age
66. e9 w fss asa -yi1b
Is. Millard Fillmore, Y. p, Inde-
pendent; inaugurated 1850; lived
"a years; age "A.
IA. Franklin Pierce, Democrat;
inaugurated 1858; lived I6 years;
age IS. - -.
Is. James Buchanan, Democrat;
inaugurated 1857; lived II years;
age N. eei
Is. Abraham Lincoln, Republican;
inaugurated 1851; lived 4 years,
II months; age Sc. ,sssah
II. Andrew johnson, V. p, Inde-
pendent; inaugurated 1865; lived 10
years; age 81. sd sfp1
Is. Ulysses S. Grant, Republican;
inaugurated 1859. -da.
Tyler and Fillmore were elected
Vice Presidents as Wings and john
son as aRepublican.9 Their "lnde-
pence" followed their Inauguration
as Presidents.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03

Elbert Cropsey is his mothers
pet. He coaKes and seolds her as
the whim takes him. He 'disobeys
her, and, as she often says, Yexes
her almost to death. Still she loves
him fondly and calls him "mother's
pet.n faf
Edward Heck is the son Of a poor
widow, who calls him "mother's
comfort" /" He tries his very best to
make his mother happy in spite of
her poverty. One day he went to
market for her, and as he staggered
homeward under a very heavy load
of potatoes a gentleman said to him:
'misMy son, that basket is too heavy
for you to earry.s isms aind
Edward looked into the gentle
mans face with good onatured
smile and replied; ta9ass -.
a'It is heavy sir, butt would rath-
er carry it myself than my mother
should caPry.it." itflas ghff
3 Now, as you see, both of these
boys were their mothers pets.
Which of them, think you, was the
real mothers boy? Surely the sell
fish Ebert was not. The love was
all on the mothers side. But the
grateful; Edward returned love for
love. The noble fellow bore his
mothers burdens, and was the real,
true mothers boy Don't you
think so? If you do, show it by
bearing your mothers burdens -
SchooI, Chureh and Home.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03
rnpnITE- KnT FORGET.


Il IL dad do you think that nerre spiTt Of hate,
T-sr foul flffspriug Of lust tor hesn OF the Save
Il the covsd culprit pliant resigned 70 bis iaie,
Il The hands Of the victor. forgetini as oraSei
4. the rebel repen4aut, or does he but stoop
TO regain, By the ballot. his prestige o. oia
L ths Tree Of secession less green though It
Is his orOoP' Sos. seething hate for the zreesman
gr0Wn eOio
No. he hides ali his hideous coils by the eioF
or Centennial garlands and kisses OF peace,
Who may writhe when he uzkeRs toe late for
re,ease.
And the triies we see. on the surface. lust now.
Are but sirsws ahowing plainly the drift ofthe
Hiii. in ire: slipped the leash, and a newsrnOn-
gers search
Proved assassins are he'd at the South in es-
fees.
Let The men who suffered and bIed sor the sake
VI tne Union, once rent By those trait"rOus
Be aroused once again. be alive and awake.
TO the tricks Of their foesto truth IS it stands.
Let them know that these traitors are husy again.
To rstrisye By fnesse what they lost by their
To destroy the Few fruits Of the strife which re-
main;
And that the persurers once viii not now keep
their words.
Fes. Centennial Brotherhood hath sweet
sound.
Ahdlt IS wen. five sin keep our memory
Bu. ~Fcfsivs. not 'FOrget-iet the walchwOrd go
The Republican camp this Centennial year:
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03
MFDTCHL.


Pbvs;cinns recommend and FAIRIES declare thAt
no sucl, remedies have ever Before been IN use. use
words are cheap, bat the proPrietors Of tnese Ar
els ,vfll uresent trial bottles to medieh nen'
gr,tis. a guarantee Of what they say
me Centaur Linimenf, Wnl.e
4, ,.rnsr win cuFe Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
F-,.s..., ,etatiea. Calred Breasts. Sore Nipples,
Tro-,eS Feet chllblAins. sweiiings sprains. and
sFI.FsH. BONE OR MUSCLE AILMEST.
W. make no pretense that this article wiz cure
CANCER. restore lost bones. or give health to 3
Whisky soaked carcass. But It wiz Always reduce
inaamation and allay pain.
1t will extract the poison Of bites and sting
and heal burns or scalds without q scar
Palsy. Weak Back. Caksd Breast Raraehe, tooth
ache. Itch. shd Cnianeous Eruptions easily yield
toits treatment
Henry Black, Of Ada, Hardin Co, Ohio, says
my wife has had rheumatism for i've years
no rest ne sleeD-could scarcely walk aerDss the
hoor She Ia row completely cared by the use or
Centaur Liniment. We all feel thankful 10 you.
and recommend your wonderful medicine 10 all
our friends
James Hurd OF GAINESVILLE. O., SAYS: The
Centaur Liniment cured my Neura lgia-n
Alfred Ttsh, Of Newark. writes .scnd me one
one dozen bottles BY express The Linimenf
has saved my leg. want 10 distribute it, &C"
The sale or this LIniment Is increasing rapid
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03

NEw York JusricE. During the
past FIVE years forty-two women
have been murdered by men in New
York city. Not one Of the murder
ers has been hanged, and only six
have been sentenced for life; twelve
were given sentences for seven years
and under in the State prison, two
were sent to the penitentiarY for ten
and thirteen years, respectively, and
two received sentence, one for nine,
and one for thirteen months. Seven
of the wife .murderersi committed su-
icide; the rest escaped punishment.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03

Captain Gilbert Pratt, a veteran
mariner now living in BeIlville. On
tario, whose period Of service oh the
lakes dates back nearly half cen
tury, recalls an incident whioh,
though it had been almost forgotten,
attracted considerable attention in
its day. Vessel owners were then
more conscientious than now. They
were not inclined to risk the lives Of
passengers and crew in unseaworthy
crafts. The owner of the old schoon-
er Michigan, then the largest vessel
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03

TYxDALL's ISTEIsNnEp.-A brother
servant (says the Brooklyn Argus)
recently rallied Prof. Tyndall up
on the subject of. his rumored en-
gagement to a daughter of Lord
Hamilton. The great scientist didn't
deny the soft Impeachment. En-
couraged thereby, his friend pursued
the subject with the view Of dis
covering what special attraction
could, have conquered q man who
had SO long resisted the destinations
of the sex 9Is she prettierl than
other ladies you, have seen p" Mo-"
s'Is she more cultivated p ''No@
"What, tbeps is her particular
charm ?" "She has, less dynamic
force," said the professor. lis.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-03
THE xELLOw oESrAUR LINZ

is for the tough skin. flesh and muscles Of
HoRs3s, luLEs, AND ANIMAL
We have never pet seen q lease OF Spawn, Swee-
nv. Ring.bone, Wind-gaH Scratches or Poll Evil,
which this Linlmsnt would not speedily benefit
and we never saw bnt few cases which IL
wou1a notc WIN when any
thing can. It folly 70 spend $sU or Farrier,
when one dollars worth Of centanr Liniment
wiz Do better Tbs following is sample OF the
testimony produced:
W.P. Hopkins. Postmaster. Piqua, O., says
,'Centaur Lfniment can't be beat. It cures e.
cry time
.gelsl rrYEzyERToz. o., Marlh I, 1874
The Centaur Linimenta are the best selling
,s5irines -re have ever had. The demand is very
orest for If and we ctnnot afford TO be without It.
q aF P. 81. HISEY 3 SON."
bias JEFFRRsoN, No. Nov 10. 1873
,.Sovaatfne ago was shipping horses TO st.
Louis got one badly crippled in the cars; with
great dffaeulty ! got him 70 the stable. Tie sta
Sc kespea gave me bottle Of yolr Centanr lint-
mani 1hieh used with such success that in two
a. ge the horse Wis active and nearly we'll have
been vetsfinary surgeon for thirtY YEAR,, Dnt
your Liniment beats anything ever used,
A. ]. MCCARTHY, Vete. mary surgeon,
For a postage stamp We win mail a Centaur Al
ma6ae, containing hundreds Of certificates. from
every STATE in the Union. These Liniments are
sold by al dealers n the country.
Laboratory Of ]. B. ROSE & CO.,
1st1s5a a 46 Dey Street, New York.