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Ohio Republican Platform.

The Republicans of Ohio, in Conven.
vention assembled, congratulate the
people that during the long term OF
their control of the affairs of the State,
no stain has been found upon their
record as party; that their manage,
ment of local affairs has been true to
the moral and industrial interests of
the people, and therefore they conf
deutly point to their past as the best
evidence of their intentions ior the
future,
on NATIONAL QUESTIONS,
the Republicans of Ohio claim the
same fidelity to right principles and
practices that they have exhibited in
local and State affairs; and appealing
to the determination of the people to
maintain Republican principles and
practices, they offer for the candid
consideration of the voters of Ohio the
following platform of principles:
ReSolced. That we reaffirm and
adopt the platform and resolutions of
the National Convention of the Re-
publican party, adopted in the Con-
vention at Cincinnati in January, 1876.
ResoZoed, That the Republicans of
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Dnme, farm e garden.
FATAL DISEASE AMONG SHEEP.

We are informed by Mr.. r. C.Carter,
of Edgerton, Wis, that sixteen out of
forty lambs of his grade Cotswold
flock began to show symptoms of dis
ease and died in short time. about
the beginning of July last year This
year, though little later in the season,
similar results began to occur from
similar disease, that of securing. Post
mOrtem examinations were made on
several occasions, but no cause for the
fatal effects were discovered, until by
accident an intestine was severed by
the knife, when ii large tape worm was
drawn from the alimen sary canal and
which was no doubt the cause of the
fatal results. The sheep were in fine
and often died in few hours.
During recent years our observations
have convinced US that in sheep and
swine especially, disease is largely
the result of intestinal worms and par
asites in various forms. A commission
of doctors and scientists appointed by
the Government to investigate the mat
ter in the interest of agriculture. and
to provide proper remedies, would be
a valuable provision.
High breeding and improper feeding
does much to weaken the vitality of
domestic animals; permitting the en-
croacbment of these parasites.
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"BIJAH.:

1t was rather mean il the boys, but
they like Bijan and feel that he will
forgive and forget. He had Just COM
menced sweeping out when boy came
running around the corner and excit-
edly inquired:
"Where's where's the old
MANI"
81 am here" j" was the deep-toneG re-
ply. ''Have you discovered a pug
nosed boy on somebody's doorstepr
''Here's telegram for you-charges,
thirty cents" said the boy, as he hand
ed it out"
The old man turned a shade paler
and his chin began to culver as he held
the telegram between his teeth and
hunted for change. When he raked
up four nickcls and ten coppers he sat
down to opon the envelope, musiLg:
Il know it is bad news. dreamed
of walking in a green meadow with an
angel last night, and l thought her
breath smelled of lager and she'd lost
off her hustle. guess my sister is
dead
Tbs dispatch reads:
BOSTON. Aug, 10 01S77.-BIJAH JOY:
Mayor of this city leaves for Detroit !
this morning to have a look at your !
feet. Please fiatten them out as big
as you can. Tom COLLINS.
He read it over three times without
stopping, and when he finally realized
ifs full significance, he slid up to the
corner to look for the boy. The boy
was half block away, waiting fer an
explosion. They stood and looked at
each other for long minute. They
were like two statues. Neither smiled
a smile. One could have heard an
omnibus drop. Biiah at lengit forced
a CHASTITY grin and called out:
"Aren't You the dear, good boy
whom l promised six figs, ten yum
yums, and pound of candyl"
"Yepp" was the ready reply.
Then come and get them, darling
come and feast and be happy. OH
how L do love boys?'
ZIP see you later Please call at
my Office, retorted the lad.
Bijah made rush. struck an avn ,
ing with his head, knocked down some
and fell against rack, and as
he limped back to his den the clothier ,
came out and said:
IF was an elephant I'd eat hay ,
and have a regular stall in some barnl' ,
Detroit Free Press.
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WHAT THEY TAKE.

Most of the excursionists from the in
terror bring up in a candy store, soon
er or later, after reaching the city, and
the variety of tastes manifested by
their inquiries astonishes the confec-
tioners. A girl with pink ribbons on
leaned over the counter the other day
and gently asked:
''Ave you hany big sticks hof candy
scented hup with hotter hof rosesn
He hadn't, and after expressing her
deep disappointment she bought licor-
ice and was made comparatively 'appy
Ayoung man, who had left his girl on
the corner, brusquely inquired:
''Got any hunks at a cent hunk p
The confectioner didn't deal in
hunks, and the customer continued:
We'll, gimme suthin' that will stick
TO the teeth and chaw up slow. I'm a
little short to-day, an I've got to chaw
straws while Mary chaws candy"
The third one was a woman about
forty, wearing beau catchers and try
ing to look like a girl of eighteen. She
smiled and smirked and whispered
Have you any of these little long,
fiat pieces of candy with red printing
on themE
He had.
.'And can select out such as want
such as a young lady of respectable
character might venture to pass toto
the object of her affectionsr
She was given the opportunity, and
the confectioner turned to wait on an
OLD couple about sixty years old.
We'll take some peppermint
candy" observed the husband.
'|You mean we'll take some sassy
fras," the wife prote sted.
81 know what We want, guess, and
/ say we'll take pepperment."
"And l say sassyfras."
Il say pep"
"And / say sass!"
They went out without taking either,
and block further down the street
they compromised on d California pear
and pint of peanuts.
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lsn and Dnmor.
SARATOGA.

On the breezy piazza, together,
We sat when the sun went down,
Discussing the state Of the weather
And the latest arrivals from town
While the twilight deepened around US,
And the stars came out, We sat
You were eloquent over the weather,
Yet what did you care for that:
The music, you thought. was most charm
ing,
An Ofenbach sort of an air,
And you mentioned as something alarm
ing,
The style OF Miss Poynester's hair.
You were really concerned al the shock
ing
Appearance Of somebody's hat,
And dancing, you said, was a nuisance
Pray, what did you care for that
ItoId you, think, of the races.
And the numerous pools ! had lost:
You spoke of Miss Leffingwell's laces.
And guessed at their probable cost.
We criticised, somewhat severely,
Old Bilkin's crimson cravat.
And you laughed at his open attention
For what did you care for that:
Then growing more pensive you quoted
A stanZa from Byron, and SAID
You wished you had genius: | voted
That beauty was better instead.
You said that the life woman
Was narrow, insipid and fiat;
That lovers brought nothing but money
And what did you care for that?
With the music, the moonlight, the hour,
What wonder our voices grew low:
What wonder | spoke of the power
Which Cupid exerts with his bow:
All, well, on the breezy piazza,
With my arm round your waist, we sat,
And you blushed when / said that ] loved
Though what did you care for that:
Twelve months by the calender's table,
Twelve months can do wonderful things
! regret that shall not be able
To meet you this year at the Springs.
But give my regrets TO your husband,
And pray make him change his cravat,
For / read of your marriage to Bilkins,
And-what did | care for that?
" y C1pper.
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for the CURE of CONSUMPTION, COUGHS and
COLDS.
The great virtue OF this medicine Is that IL
ripens the matter and throws IL out of the
system, purifies the blood, and thus effects a
cure.
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION &C.
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the
stomach, creating an APPETITE. forming chyle
and curing the most obstinate cases Cf Indi-
gesfion.
SCHEcKs MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE
OF LIVER OMPLAIST. &C.
These pills are Alternative. and produce a
healthy action of the liver without the least
danger as they are free from caIomel, and
and yet more efficacious in restoring
healthy action of the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con-
sumption, as the Pulmonic Syrup Tipens the
matter and purifies the blood. The Man
drake Pills act upon lhe liver, create
healthy bile, and remove all diseases OF the
liver, often a cause Of Consumption. The
Sea Wed Tonic gives tone aud strength to
the stomach makes good digestion and
enables the organs o -orm good blood; and
thus creates healthy circulation OF healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medi-
cines, as thus explained, will cure every case
OF Consumption, IL taken in time and the
use of the medicines persevered in
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his prin-
cipal office. corEer Sixth and Arch ST., Phil
adelphia. every Monday. where all letters
for advice must be addressed. Schencks
medicines for sale by all druggists.
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Hail." Oh, oh, Heavens-oh, OH"
She screamed as she made a dive un-
der the counter, came out On the out
side, and started to follow the boy.
After going ten .eet she halted, looked
very foolish all of a sudden, and re-
marked: 'What a goose am. Why,
ANT even married"
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REMARKABLE LETTER
From a Gentleman Known
and Honored from the At
latic to Pacific Coast.

Messrs: WEEKS d POTTER. wholesale DRUG
gists, Boston, Mass: Gentlemen.-I have for
some months felt II duiy that owed to
suffering humanity TO write you, stating the
great benefit that have derived rom the use
OF SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH.
For more than 20 years 1 have been afflicted
with this very troublesome complaint. j
have tried all the remedies that could find,
but without material or permanent benefit.
Last fall the disease had arriv, al that state
thai 4 must have relief or die. The entire
membranous system had become so in-
famed. and the stomach so disordered, that
ii was a doubtful matter whether could go
10 the Pacific coast, or if did 90 whether
should live TO come back or not. l saw an
advertisement of this med cine, and al
though being very incredulous aooU, speci-
1cs or nOstrums of any kind, yet in sheer
desperation tried this, and was at once
be iefited by il. The changes OF climate, a
chronic disease of the liver and nv age
over 10-may prevent my entire restoration,
but the benefit derive from Its daily use is
to me inUdiua6Le, and am hoping to be COM
pletely cured, and at last arrive at a respect
able old age.
If this statement of my Gaze can be Of any
service to those afflicted as 1 have been. and
nable you to bring this remedy into more
(where il is much needed), my object in
writing this note will be obtained.
Very truly yonrs, HENRY WELLS,
OF Wells, Fargo 6 Co.
AURORA, n. Y, June. 1876.
Each package containes DR.. SanfoId's I'M
proved Inhaling Tube, and full directions
all wholesale and retail druggists through
out the Unit, States. WEEKS & POTTER
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
Boston. Mass
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We are in possession Of the most IN
disputable evidence going to show that
the mysterious Turkish General, Isman
Pasha, is none other than Col. st Mar
tin, the hero of Mardi Gras. .-iSdturdqy
Ni1bt.
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HOW HE STARTLED HER.

A whoop- bang sort of boy, with
feet as broad and fiat as pie tin,
trotted through the Genital Market
yesterday till he reached stall kept
by a single woman about thirty years
old Hating there, he yelled out:
Say! say Your little boy has been
run over and killed, up by the City
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Robinson & Pendleton,
MANUFACTURERso OF
DRAIN TILINC c,
Oak Ridge, Hancock County,

a. The proprietors invite an inspection of
their works, and comparison of their tile
United States They claim Tor their tile
superior solidity, nneness of material less
warping and cracking and are more suitable
in every way for the purpose of those desir-
ing good drainage.
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The oest way TO cure a crying child
says an advertisement, lis to buy it a
baby carriage" That's right; keep
the bawl rolling N. Y. Com. Adm.
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Another new city has been laid out
in the Black Hill, and Mr. Sitting Bull
says he will come around il. few
weeks and lay out the citizens.-HarE-
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DON'T the bulls on Change have an
overbearing way with them .-Gris-
1rold'e Sat,trdoy Night.
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COLLINS 3s3
VOLTAlC
PLASTERS

For Local Pains, LameileSSeS, Sore
uess, Weakness, NumbneSS, and Inttam
nation Of the Lungs. Lioers, Kidneys.
Spleen, BotDels, Bladder, Heart and
Muscles, are equal to an army Of doc
tors, aud acres of plants and schrubs.
Fcen in Paralysis, Epilepsy, or Action,
this Plaster, By Rallyirlg the Nervous
Forces, has Effected Cures achen eoery
other kroaon remedy has failed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price, 25 cents.
Sent on receipt Of price. 25 cents for
One, 81 25 for Sir, or g 25 for Tt0elce,
to aug part of the United States and
CanadaS, by WEEKS & POTTER. Pro
prtetors, Boston.
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A man can endure a great deal of
hunger that doesn't reach himself
Saturday Yiglt
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! Q 8 8 9 8 8 Q 3 .

To the Working C1ass.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home. the whole ofthe time.
or Ter their spare moments. Business new.
Iisht and profitsble Persons of either sex
easily earn from 50 cents 10 $ per evening,
and a prop rtIonaI sum by devoting their
whole time to the business Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men, That ali who
see this notice may send their address, and
test the business we make this unparalleled
offer To such as are not well satisfied We viii
send one dollar TO paw for the trouble OF writ
ing. Flu particulars samples worth several
dollars TO commence work on. and a copy Of
Home and FiTeside one of the largest and
hes. illustrated Publications all sent free by
mail, Reader. II you want permanent, prof
liable work. address, GEORGE SrIEsos Co,
Portland. Maine. -
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EASTROUND.
WFSTROUND

GAINESVILLE Accommodation Will leave Co.
lumbus daily except Sunday at 5 Is pm, and
a rive at GAINESVILLE at 10 pm, stopping at
all Stations
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MAIN LINE GOING NORTH.
Findlay Branch.

FINDLAY TO CAREY.--Trains leave FInd!ay
goo am and l.op. M; arrive in Carey at 1000
a IN and 80 ID m.
CAREY TO EINDLAY-Trains leave Carey at
lO.3O a IN. and 90 p. M, arriving In Find
lay al ll.S0 and $40 p. m.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

Autrslns run daily. sundays excepted
n. BURGoON General sup't.
VIII. ANDREWS, Gen. Ticket Agent.
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Cant De made by every agen
HHuyIevery month in the business we
UuuU furnish, but those willing to
mH1Hwork can easily earn a dozen
pIIHIIlIdollarsa day right in their own
w w localities. Have no room to ex
plain here. business pleasant and honorable.
Wo nen. and boys and girls do as well as men.
We Will furnish you a complete OUTFIT free.
The bpsi ness pays better han anything else.
We VIII bear expense of starting you. Par
ticularr tree. Writ and see. Farmers and
mechanics, their Sons and daughters, and all
classes in need of paying work at home,
should write to Us and learn ali about the
work at once. Now Is the time Don't delay.
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NoRL6s T ansr s;rsanEo EoRsMIvM
~ THE GREAT
csNTsnN!AL EGglsIIIoH Fiji A1EL PHIA 1875

And finest Laundry Soap for washing and
purifying-especially merino fine woOlens,
undergarments, blank cts, silks, &c, cleanses
perfect and easy, renders goods beautifully
white. sweet and hea thy, also a very good
Toilet Soap. Sold Oy Grocers. Druggists and
Soap Dealers everywhere. CAUTIoN-Every
bar is full pound, and marked WIN. DREY-
DoPPEL. Store and Office.
130 Vine St., PhilsdeIphia, Pa.-Agents Wanted.
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GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Zanes-
Vile daily except Sunday at 30 a m and
arrives at Columbus at Q - m.
Express trains run daily, other trains daily
except Sunday.
THOS. p. BARRY, l.. N.COLE. W. c. QUINCY,
CINCINNATI BALTIMORE NEWARK
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aFildlay JGf6rSolial

One trial will convince the most
sksptical. The JEPPERSONIAN has a
circulation In Hancock county one
third larger than any other paper
and is read by Just the class adssrtis-
srs wish to reach.
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PITTSBURGH FJFt Wayne and Chicago
RAILWAY.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

On and after May %. 1877 trains will leave
Stations daily Sundays excepted) as follows:
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No. NO NOS NOS
FAST Ex. iPac. .Ex. NigtEx Mail.
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!;.IS f1clf,t frcsS re,
VsS p -, ES-T
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scHENCK,s pULMoNIC sYRUp

prtet0rS, BOStO7
, 1877-01-27
fusrrutsbIc evcnts, whether the7 involve shes
tres, churches, or railroad trains. c. 8.
THE SILVER DOLLAR,

36 IN }{33}NF THE 7T7&NT{,
crtc.oo. Inn. 21.-ror thc thrre ,nan]fetta-
..sS,- o. "an. - 70. 49,. -,
l'ons ot aIf'ne ffo'uonce na4e '"'' "e,N 9,
~tncssed-the adoption bJ the senate Of The
Pian the defeat Of Logan, and the election Of the
cutnentp nat rot md furist David Daris-}ct us ait
aJro thnnL. r., Tnv Tp,nuar sor III. s,,n,,ort
sNo t''an "', ~ 4HA A"'n0Hh - 4o' 1"e eulVo',
II gave LUG f!af. ana lof tue manner IL t1eatcu
Logan, VIC should also all give thanks.
In Judge Davis, sm sure, the peo,1e-not Re-
~, t.ra t.n,,,.,, .s..,.,,ss ~ r.. ~.
" w., Aass 1aNnla' feptesen.s'"e' ~ sn' so" ",
duct Of Logan In relation 10 the ST.
yer question demonstrated tho truth OF tue
eharrp .hpt he fa demaoos1e. In t}ts eonnec-
tion ,vo,d IT.. n a.t +. th.rc ,,ot sor,. ncr.
s, ..ns :" on =" 49,. NV eo"'s ~
ION 10 tn's country anu q tn's countsJ' eoa'pe.
tent 10 take the position Of Director Of
, 1877-01-27
AUTUMN.

Now comes fair Autumn, With her generous tn nd
Filling the barns and gFanarscs through all Inc
land;
She swccicn4 fruit, and yields 1t fuller FORM
Give richer hue and tast9, Septcmbcrs sun and
storEn.
Cellars and bins o'craow-a lu*cluus store.
Tlntrs are f,ury fruits, like Richest orc;
Son,c wear ltc rusy hue cen to the core:
uthcrs wear green, and brown went many moro.
EHtcrA uctubcr thf onsh lhc tpeh door
ltu4tle% hrr garments II she fakes the toor;
With mystic touch abe panls lile landseApc hew,-
Gives 10 the lcascs sMr.cgalra hue.
And wravcs sof1 cAfreA for tbr weary &eet
OI MuthcF Nature. Ahorc la1oEs afc complete.
Takea now sonlbrc khatle the gorgeous lraf
Which soon lies crushrd aud bsnktn in it, grief;
Saturc. tubdned. n,akrs lung and p!tcouA moan, =
Wecps dir!nhl showers OF traTs DER IAt{lhEs that
have d0wu.
Lrshcu asr skier, and clouds are rent with pain,
While chilling winds gnth~r In henps t,lr slalu.
Falls now the hcaty Frost; with nrMe.t holu
III srlkes all the fruit lr!s In Tie cold;
Scattcra the nuts Ike pebbles On the brach:
HtfnSr hfdliru Treasures forth within tEr reach
If cntd End slutrrn': oftcn ntnt:cs brcach
Wllcreet tho moisture gives him rAsy sway;
Fen lakes Hnd ttErA,ns hls rigid laws obey
Within their Icy walls they shrink away,
Ana sin: low rrqulrns otcr thr fsdtn. day.
While Nature sleeps, ullhk nllId most fully
lie brings forth buried thoughts, aud pleasure
lkra
III tolvinV problems; thinks this xroycllng life
II shnrt; looks now beyond this world Of .trlfe+
CnIGAuu. FxEatSuK.
, 1877-01-27

zF3FEH4s
CHICAGO, Ja,l. .@2..-I Noticed Ia Sundays
TRIBUNE, copied from the Rochester Chronicle,
that during tile past twelve yeass there have
btct, so churches nnd only ten theatres burned
Ia this country. This recalls to mind tho sotnc-
what remarkable sermons which e,nauatci from
certain Of Chieago's clergy only 4 few weeks sso
Upon the Brooklyn holocaust, in hirh II was as
serted that tL. sagcncy of Divine Providence
was to bc recognized ln this tcyrt5lc cunAug1a-
tion. 1t also suggests whether 1t Is not shout
tlni1 thas &otnstninE was being heard from this
saIns souFce respecting thu ''aycucy Of Divine
Providence iu the Ashtabufa catastrophe.
Nearly four weeks have now elapsed sinro Tho
oSeuEtcucs Of this eYcat, anil yet uu alluston laa
a a yet been inada to the hugcr u God bstng in
fnis wofui accident and loss Of life. II Gods
taialy nas equally to bs ru<ugnizud lu Ashtab,a-
H. II u to bs hoped that our clergy viii not
tail to make tho s2ulo Appltcsttoo Q! ID Of these
, 1877-01-27
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

N ths Editor ar Tat Trfsaae.
CHICAGO, Jan. 0.-1n your Issue Of the 10th
inst. "JuutttIa" complains, with some pro-
~ vs,tnna,,,r man,snn,d NJ - J.. nsra-ina' ru'
tne nat'o'a.'ty !ne"l'o"ea' ~. II - peser.he-
icsa 1act that the greater portion OF The tai'
desirable. Their aoiai md moral status
/, not worthy Of imitation or con.
uo' oi.p ~ .,a,n ntton " ., oi
uue''o 70 Rooo e't.zensn'p; ana. tneEe
o italian, IN nuer Xcrca !, be@oaa sontroseq.1 pus
,,,ch arc the Noble c1centions. mt the mic.
ArI ,io,r WIN, hv tbcsr cnur.c In bonor n
.,''' .,nn tAu's .," ""o " ''o".. y.
those who bring reproach upon 1taly's l1lustrlous
name. .
ri. mt 40 much Tie r,s,,,t ~ tonor.nc. =.
a.. ..'. 49, ~ ~ -, ,sa,,o ,L'1.,. - hna. 49,,
Of Italians 60 undesirable to society Ut large.
Coming to this country from the most dsmoral-
led element ot Itnly, tne1 come for r,in alone,
ifrcspcctlve o. the means nscH N IT, aslu'Ee-
ast nent. lnG aear o. t.e t INV = ane'r Gn.y re-
stra'ht; TUG way 70 tircumscnt that iaw
is their deaLrc. Means TO- e~ute tint flIat
aIG e.osem, 20 a.n5y afG ooheuse - - 1i1uel
vsi.s of insestlgatl9n ey Erisats or 9lIiesai per
sohs unllGnsnnt ~ lchst. tic,I c!aHn'sn NGciecf
@ 70 tner s ~, ,hn.ua @ isShs FITS rrfarrn
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, 1877-01-27
A CARD FROM Mr.. lOEBER.

10 M EN1tF 0E IhF 7TT6HHk.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2d.-Thc Timta lad the valoz
to annlh'latc with its brilliant wit remark
contained In my first communication to THE
1'RinuSE oil ssilyer-slinug," but It had not thu
fairness IL publish my reply, as | furnished II to
Tint paper, but suppressed O quite considerable
lart thereof. TAiA eant.ot let pass without
protest. ricasc publish thu u1l ouliGr
CuARLKs q. LOEuEN.