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40. Poplar Lumber.
3D. Logs!

Tho highest market price will be paid
for 300 WALNUT. ASH or POrLAR
LOGS. delivered NJ our Mill.
Dec. 2. by. SClIEIRICH a. co.
nb Suhscribc for The lomrior.
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4. a. BUFEIRK.
Attorney General.

Madison Courier: Air. y. q. Emery.
of indianapolis. roprc-cniing a large
lumber firm OF Boston. Mass. hq- re-
Gently erected on the river bank. ~ tie
loot Of Main street. a large derrick for
the purpose of loading slw logs on cars
or transportation 10 Indianapolis anl
Boston. II promises "a ne quite a busi-
mess for Madison. a, ID employs quite a
number OF men end horses 10 manage
thc machinery necessary for handling
tic p%nndcrous logs. lie has now at thc
landing. up The Kentucky river, and
along the Ohio 5O,Opp black walnut logs,
which are to be brought 10 this city aud
taken out on the railroad. To trans
FORT these log u viii require at least
$3.50 cars. and now employs some tf.
teen men. The mach inery i, 90 arrang-
cd that a log can bc taken from tie river
n any Stage OF the water.
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lafayette Journal: at the meeting
Of the trustees OF Purdue University
yesterday forenoon. Prof. Il. T.. White.
% Columbus, Ohio. was unanimou.lv
elected president OF the institution. 10
NJ thc Nneancy occasioncd by the resig-
iaiion o. irof >hOrtridee. Prof White
2. Que "a The most talented educators IN
We West. and the university. under III.
charge. viii soon take 4 foremost rank
among the colleges ~ thc country.
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rHFY Anr ~9r EXEMPT. Eyfv THorer
Tidy $50 Hr SITUATE CN THF ~NNf
PLAT cF GROUND AS IuE oursci
sHrrrnr.
The following communication ~.
plain, i'scif, and settles = veEcd question.
'irt. Ike i-.nIua. ghnsi, Wit not
l0mn.
rffrrr ~ ATronyr, Gr~rrN..
~lNuttNAro SIS. irh. ~ ls7f
i.4 Hai- $50, sa4l
bEtr FIR: bake tlc horror 10 AZ.
knowied-, Tho receipt OF your ron mi-
nication referring 10 me for mv opinio.
thereon certain questions addressed ID
you 8 q the subject o. tlc taxation o.
churrA property. Tic question, are Il
follows:
1T. Is pastoral residence or par.
sonage. used for tic residence Of "a,
minister ~ priest. hnt owned Us ihf
church. ana situated on tie same plat q
laud tle church j. on, exempt fron tax.
alton.
2d. II the residence IL on The sam,
plat. but GA different lots. 4. it taxable.
81. u the church aud parsonage ari
separated by a street Or alley. j. the res.
denre or parsonage then taxable?
an. Are the household goods. usci
IN the residence or parsonage of The
priest. exempt from taxation /.
Tie supreme Court Of Ills state. ID
The ease of the trustees Of tho Mctho
dist Episcopal Church ". Ellis at al.. q
Ind. 3. haS expressly ruled upon ti,est
questions, and according 10 tie doctrine.
laid down therein. there is 40 cXcmp
'lnn in such cases. See also . Ind. 31s
5 Black. 3J2 90 Ind. SIS.
Very respectfully. ctc..
4. a. BUFEIRK.
Attorney Gcnprn1.
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained w lis !
markahlc cures. SO mild ~ 10 he saf 80
beneficial To children, and YET 80 ,rar,hi
rs TO cllccfnally purge ont the gr,at cf
ruptionS of the blood. such ~ the scroiilous
and s,philiiir contamination. lnlmili,
or diseases that have lurkcl IN the s,slcri
for years, soon yield TO this powerful anti
dotc, and disappear. Hence is wonderful
cures, many of which arc publicly known.
Of ScroftIla, and all scrofulous disease,
Ulcers. Eruptions, and ,ripti,c dis
orders 90 the skin. Tumors. BiotclicS,
ISoils. pimplcs, puatulrs. Sores. -.
AntIOny's Fire, Rose or Isrysipc-
las, letter, salt ~itIIcuni, Scald
kicad, Riu.vOrm. and internal IL
CrratiOns of the Uterus. Stomach,
and Liver. Ii also cures other rom
plants, 10 which it would moi seem csrrci-
ally adapted. such rs Droi'Sy. Dy>pcp-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia. Heart Disease,
Female Weakness. Debility, ami
Lcucorrhna, when they arr manifesto.
lions Of the scrofilous poisois.
1t is an excellent rstorcr of health and
strength in the Spring. by renewing the
appetite and ,igor Of the digestive organs.
it dissipatcs the depression and ~lisilcss Ian
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears. people feel better, and live lonacr.
fGr c,'ansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease uf
life.
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Ayers
SarSapaTilla

J. Ni hvlv known
~ enc OF ihc nl.-,
ci iual remedies
cv,r Ill cuy,rc,, i
cleansing tie y,
ten anil puif,u
tie hlurrl Il !
stood tic tc.t III
years. vnh u cuu
s%tanil, gruwinsrl
utalinn. un
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~ costs SsvuJy 10 nunis.. lne Catbo-
hr Orphan Asyium 81 lafayette with
water.
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Dubois and Pike Fairs.

other boot makers, after seeing m,
work. being afraid TO compete. Work
OF All kinds done promptly, and all tic
work going ont Of my shop guaranteed
Give me q call. w. MAY.
Oct. 3l-t, %1S73-1y.
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TINS standard article is compounded
with the greatest care.
lis elects are rs wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever
II restores gray or faded hair TO its
youthful color.
ltremoyes all cruptions, itching ard
dandrT. 1t gives the head a cool
ing. soothing sensation Of great COM
fort. and the scalp hy lis use becomes
white aal clean.
~ is tonic properties it restores
taa capillary glands to their normal
Nigo~. preventing badness. and max
ilg the hair grow thick and strong.
A. = dressing. nothing has been
ioaul % cfTcctual OF desirable.
a. 4. HAYES, Md. State Assayer
Of Massachusetts. says, The con
stiturnts are pure, and carefully Sc
lectcd for excellent quality; and |
consider it the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-10-03
A Political Prediction.

Blanton Duncan, the eccentric Ken
tucky Democrat who bolted Greeley
and supported O'Conor in 1872, and
who at that time, il will be remember
ed, was quite successful in foretelliIg
how the different States would 60, has
been exercising his prophetic vision
upon the result next November. He
presents two strong reasons why il Is
more impossible for Tilden 10 be elect
ed than it was for Greeley. First,
there is much greater disaffection
among the Democrats now than there
was then, as is indicated by the many
secessions constantly 10 the Greenback
ticket. Second, the Liberals are near
ly all back within the folds OF the Re
publican party. He says:
IT find thousands Of Liberals who
left Grant in 1872 now jealous In sup.
port Of Hayes. A corporars guard
still sticks TO Tilden, led by Mr.. Dor.
sheimer and Mr.. Bigeiow, and such
gentlemen who generally hold Office
Schurz, Grosvenor, Horace White,
whitelaw Reid, Halstead, and others,
the brane OF the movement are fol
Hayes. The great newspapers which
gave force 10 the revolt, the New Yori
Tribune, Springfield Republican, Chi
cago Tribune, Cincinnati Commercial
Westliche Post, all oppoee Mr.. Til
den's party. II these defections show
patent the falling Of Mr.. Greeley
strength, where are the sceessionsr
hear Of none. Let any reader coun
upon his fingers the names Of his &C
quaintanccs who have left the Tilder
Reform camp. In my judgment b.
will be an exception that requires on
hand TO count them ALL do not know
one"
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LOCOMOTIVE VS.. ELEPHANT.-The sea
serpent of American waters has n rival
in the gigantic octopus OF the Indian
Ocean, which the other day dragged
down under water q schooner in full
sail, the captain of which presumed to
fire ut the floating monster. But the
latest anecdote from India, though SEN
sational enough, is thoroughly credi-
bic. 1t resembles closely an accNent
which is well known To have occurred
several years ugo, when the railway
from Madras to Shoranore, on the
Malabar coast, was first opened out for
regular traffic. This time, however,
the scene is laid on a railway in India.
As train was proceeding at fair
speed the engineer noticed herd OF
elephants advancing toward ham along
the line. lie Immediately sounded the
whistle and his assistant put on the
brake. In an instant, however, they
were into the herd. The leading ele-
phant, huge tusker, was apparently
only enraged by the whistle, and
charged the advancing train. There
was tremendous concussion, the ele-
phant was knocked of to one side, mu-
tilated aud writhing. and the train, al
Ter a series of violent jolts which near
lv threw il off the line, camo to stand
sill against the bodies of two other
animals of the herd. There was not q
great deal of damage done, but the
passengers were much frightened, and
the engine was considerably battered
about the front. The tusker was des-
patched by an English gentleman who
was travelling on the train, and his
tusks secured, after which the train
proceeded on its journey. The re-
mainder of the herd scampcred away,
ana turned when about a mile OF on .
knoll. looked in dazed, stupid kind
of way at the train as il moved of.
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=. HitLSDAtE MICH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1875.

him all the mean things his party ever
did. Tell him kindly; tell him in a
Christian spirit, as do, but tell him.
Applause and laughter. Recollect
there never was a more important elec-
tion than the one you are going TO hold
In Indiana. / want you every one to
swear that you will vote for glorious
Ben Harrison. Tremendous applause. |
l say we must stand by the country. 1t
Is glorious country. II permits you
aud me to be free. II is the only coun-
try in the world where labor is respect
ed. Let us support it. 1t is the only
country in tho world where the useful
man is the only aristocrat, The man
that works for dollar day goes home
at night to his little ones, takes his
little boy on his knee and he thinks
that boy can achieve anything that the
sons OF the wealthy man oan achieve.
The free schools are open to him; he
may be the richest, the greatest; aud
grandest, and that thought sweetens
every drop of sweat that rolls down the
honest face uf toll. Applause. Vote
to save that country.
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NUMBER 1861.
SHOW SHORT THE SUMMERS
HAVE GROwN.s
WRITTEN ron THE OLD PEOPLE NJ wM. n.
GREGORY.

April, the month OF showers, seemed but day,
And then the month of Flowers, the gentle
May,
Smiled OH theearth and each had passed away.
June came, the loveliest month Of all the year.
As bright Angel; IL was scarcely here
When we as mourneis stood beside its bier.
July and August next, but could Il be
That they with June were of one family?
She was the elder bnt the milder one;
They drew their ardor from hercer sun,
Blazed on the world and both Of them arc
gone.
And pow September hastes; It's genial rain
Frcshens the flowers and spreads the green
again
Down the sweet valleys and across the plainl
But soon Its work of blessing will be DER
And bright, September, too, Will be no morel
Tell me, dear friends, How In this world of
ours.
Whose days and nights are long. and slow
the hours.
That gathered into months they pass us by
Almost like meteors Of the evening skye
sALIsE, Mich
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Railway.
CANADA SOUTHERN R'Y.
CENTENNIAL ExCTRSIONIsTs

win. OF course. wish 10 see all the sights COM
fOrtably and cheaply. To this end the Canda
sout hern H'y Company has, though its
connections In the West and Northwest, placed
on sale a large number Of Tourists Excursion
Tickets az greatly reduced rates, by which pas
sengcrs can not only visit the Centennial Rxhi-
bitiOn At Philadelphia, but can, IN addition, visit
the principal eastern cities, with an opportunity
Of stopping Gf any OF the great number OF famous
resorts ia New York and Pennrylvsnis. The
Canada southern IL the only line from the
west running directly 10 Niagara Fails, giving
passengers, from the train. wonderful panO-
ramic view Of the Mighty Cataract, Horse
shoe Fall the Great Rapids, and landing
them directly AT the Fails. The track OF the
Canada Southern Il an air line, laid with
steel rails OF the heaviest pattern: there are no
curves or grades; wood "a used for fuel; coaches
are furnished with the Wincheil Patent Nentila-
tor, ensuring perfect freedom from dust. With
its complete system of magnificent ParIor,
sleeping ana Drawing Room lCars
from Chicago, Detroit and Toledo, and
its admirable connections AZ Niagrn Fails
aud Hu fsalo with The New York Cen
tra1 aud Erie Itaiisay,the Canada South
evn II fast becoming the rnvorfte line To
the Fast. Tickets via this popular line can
he procured at all Offices % connecting lines, or
nj the Company's own ofiicee.
Any information can be obtained by addressing
FRANK SNOW,
Gen1 Pass. anil Ticket AGr,
DETROIT.
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The INDEPENDENT RED MEy.-Thc
great council Of the Improved Order OF
Red Men in the United States was held
in Philadelphia last week. Tue total
receipts from the order for the year
were sl97, ,164 20, OF which slS,6 OF
was devoted 10 purposes Of relief. The
great council Of the United States was
founded in March, lS47, and the report
of the great chief of records submitted
in April, 1913, shows a membership OF
1,l5S, constituting 30 tribes, existing
in five states, expending during the
year, for relief, $3.50. Since then
the order has attained n membership
OF over 40, 600, belonging 10 noarly 0oO
tribes. and distributed over 36 states.
The following officers were elected: /:
Great incohonee, Adam II. Smith, oil
California; great senior sagamore,
William n. David, of Indiana; great
jnnior sycamore, Charles IL. Litchman,
OF Massachusetts,; great chief oil rec
ords. Joshua Morris. OF Delaware;
great keeper Of wampum, Joseph Pyle,
of Delaware; great prophet, A. j. Ba-
ker, OF Pennsylvania.
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A fsvorite lie just now, with the

A fsvorite lie just nov, with the
Denocratic papers, is that the num-
Der of persons employed by the Gov
ernment hss increased from 10000 in
1861, TO 100, 900 in 1876. That this is
a faisehood is proved by the return
made by each department Of the Sem
ale in answer to n resolution offered
by Senator Cragin on the oath Of July
last. The returns will be found in the
Congressional Record for August 16,
page 50. and they show that the nun.
Der of Government employs in 1901
was 3G,095. and in 1867 the NUMBER
was 62,172. One-haif OF tins incresse
was In the postal service, and tne o.n,
er half in the internal revenue ana
customs service. Pittsburgh commef-
cial. - .ft-
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For Council Byuffs, Omaha, and
California.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

These celebrated cars are run on all night trains
on all the lines Of this road. They rur between
Rapids. Chicago and Duhuque, via Clinton.
Chlcaeo and Freeport. chicago and Maf9uette.
Chicago and Green Bay. Chicago and Milwau-
kee. Chicago at St. Paul.
This Is the ONLY Lane running these cars be-
tween Chicago 80. Paul or Chicago and Nil
waukce. s.f7.H IA = Az 49,
AZ omahs our sleepres connect with the over
ali points west of the Missouri River
All Ticket Agents sell tickets BY this route.
w. ". sTEkNETT,
General Passenger Agent
MARvrx HuorrT, osnerxi superintendent.
maritodecsi
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The Cincinnati Enquirer cannot re-
sist the temptation 10 give Tilden a cut
on the sly. II reioices over the fact
that the Ohio Greenback Convention
did not nominate State ticket. but
that IL did nominate an electoral ticket.
IL admits that a separate State ticket
would have drawn thousands of Dem
ocratic votes and would have pestered
the party. The inference Is that the
ENQUIRER, while 10 doesn't want the
Democrats party pestered In October.
will rejoice 10 have IL pestered In No
vember. A fntcr-Oc - -
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The Minnesota bank robbers hung
around the town oil TIE morning oifer-
ing 10 bet 81 900 that the State would
20 Democratic. Before night they
concluded that the State was Republi-
can by q largo majority, which was en-
gagged In catching them. t.s. r-.-
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Railway.
For San Francisco,

Sacramento, ogden. Salt Lake Cheyenne. Den
Sioux City, Dubuque, Wlnona, st. PAU, Duluth,
Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, Green Bay,
Oshkosh. Pom du lac, Madison and Milwaukee.
II you want 20 20 70 MIlwankee. oshkosh, ~.
Pani, Minneapolis, Duluth Fort Garry, Winona,
Warren, Galena. Dubuque, Sioux City, Yankton,
COUNCIL lBlans, omaha' Lincoln, DENVER, nl sah
dred other northern. or northwestern, points,
this great line is the one yon should take. The
ment are nrst class ia every respect. It's trains
are made up OF elegant new Pullman Palace
Drawing-room and Sleeping Coaches, luxurious,
well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches,
and pleasant louuging and smoking cars. The
cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller
safety Platform. and Patent Buffers and Coup
llngs Westinghouse safety AIR Brakes, and every
other appliance that has been devised Tor ne
safety of passenger trains. al trains are run by
telegraph. In word this GREAT LINE has the
best and snoothest track, and the most elegant
and comfortable equipment OF any road In the
West, and has no competitor IN the country.
ON the arrival Of the trains from the East or
South, the trains OF the chicago North-West-
ern Railway ieaveCHIcAGo as follow;
For Council Byuffs, Omaha, and
California.
Two through trains daily with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Cars through TO
FOR ss. paul ana Minneapolis, two
through trsius daily, with Pullman Palace Cars,
attached on both trains.
FOR Green Hay and Lake superior
Two trains daily, with Pullman Palace cars at
tachod, and running through 20 Marquette.
For MiIwRuk X eo, four through trains dhi-
IN. Pullman cars on night trains.
Tor WiooUc and points in Minnesota, one
thrOugh train daily.
For Dueuquc, via Frceport, two through
trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For Dubuque aud la Crosse. via Gin
ton. Two throngh trains daily, with Pullman
cars on night train.
FOR sioux city and xsnkton, Two
trains daily. Pullman cars 10 Missouri Valley
Junction.
For Lake Geneva -Four trains daily.
For Rockford, sterling, Kenosha n.
ganesvillc, and other points, you can have
from two 70 ten trains daily.
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rHr "nLoopr-sHIEr'' RusINrss,

TIE "BLlODl-sHlHI HIsINEss,
he said the Democrats were response
BILE for that in putting into the field a
pronounced sympathizer with the
Southern Democracy; that il meant an
attempt 10 restore the Democratic par
ty as ii existed before the war, with
all their proclivities, and concluded by
urging the support Of Hayes by every
loyal man and every opponent to mo-
nopolies and rings.
A Mr.. Wentworth concluded, an en-
thusiastic burst OF applause rewarded
has efforts, aud the audience then dis
pursed.
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An ELooUEST PASSAGE.

The past rises before me like dream.
Again we are in the great struggle for
national life. We hear the sounds
OF prepsration--fhe' music of the bois-
terous drums-the silver voices Of he
roic bugles We see thousands of as
semblages, and hear the appeals OF
orators; We soc the pele cheeks OF
women, and tho flushed faces Of men;
ant in these assemblngcs we see all the
dead whose dust we have covered with
flowers. We lose sight Of them no
more. We are with them when they
enlist in the great army Of freedom.
We see them part with those they love.
Some are walking for the last time in
quiet woody places with the maidens
they adore. We hear the vhisperings
aud sweet vows OF eternal love as they
lingcringly part forever. Others are
bending over. cradles, kissing babies
that are asleep. Some are receiving
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PASSENGERS

Have the privilege Of stopping OF at any point
anG OF visiting Washington Ctr, en-route 20 the
''Centennial, /" without extra charge.
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and cited as one instance of Sammys
manipulations, the Gslcna Railroad
Job. A few people here started this
line and called ID the Galena and Chi
caQo Railroad. IL ~as the first road
here started. IL was peoples road,
made by the people. Every man ON
the line shared the expense. II was
not constructed out OF government
bonds. but from the funds OF widows
and orphans and workingmen. The
men who managed IL were On economi.
cal set. The President had nominal
salary, and 20 had the attorney OF the
road. Everything was done in the
most careful way, 30 - best 70 serve
tho interests Of the people: III there
wns . Somplaiat ths people knew where
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Philadelphia,
NEW YORK,

s FAST TRAINS DAILY. Pullman
P4ace Day or Night Cars on all trains.
No dust, as the road Is thoroughly stone bal
aEtgd.
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THE KIND on NAN 10 sOTE FoR.

Now, my friends want you 10 vote
the Republican ticket. IA voice--"we
viii do it"l / want you TO swear that
you viii not vote for an enemy Of hu-
man progress. Go and talk with every
Democrat that you can sec. Get him
by tho coat collar; talk 10 him, hold
him like Coleridge's Ancient Mariner,
with your glitcripg eyes; hold him; tell
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-22
COleman's PiccadOra Sc, 200 Main st
For Chicotana the Renas.

TUT OMACUN 0aA ~ nGAAun
The Idlewild, Captain Stack Lee
master, and Mr.. Ed Thomas chief clerk,
sails for Chicot this afternoon, taking in
all the bend landings and giving prompt
attention to all way business. The Idle
wild is acknowledged to be the equal in
point of speed and comfortable accom-
modations to any packet aAoat IN West
ern waters, and her officers allow none
to excel them in attention to the patrons,
shippers or travellers of their pretty
packet. Besides her excellent and sub
stantial accommodations, she carries,
for the amusement Of her passengers, a
splendid band of brass and string music,
and the evening hours are speed away
delightfully."- by the entertainments given
by Henry Harris popular band of min
strels, said TO be equal to the best now
travelling on professional tours. Parties
travelling down the river cannot do better
than place themselves in charge of Stack
Lee and Ed Thomas. They request
shippers to send down their packages
early, as she leaves promptly at the hour
advertised.