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, 1877-07-08
1E CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. -s1XTFEN PAGBe

bales IA material which the enemy's cannon
could not pierce), he repulsed with pro-
| digious slaughter packcnha'n's veterans,
c tF9 thc er of eoto as tsoted IN
| both English and American histories is, how
| ever purely apocryphal. Its origin seems to
| have been the fact that, many days before the
| battle of Jam (for Jackson's troops had been
| working steadily at the intrcnchmcnts since
Christmas), about fifty cotton bales were taken
| ont OF Il ncighhoring lat-boat aud thrown into
| line of eartnworks to increase its bulk About
a week before the assault, i'll preliminary sklr,
| mish, rs Walker tells us III his 'Jackson anu
New Orlcans,'' the encmy's balls striking one Of
! these balcs, knocked it out Of the mound, set
| fire to the cotton, and sent it flying
about to the great danger OF the aa-
" removed. "After this" continues the &C.
count, It no cotton-ba1cs we're ever used in the
brcastwork The mound was composed enllre-
| ly OF earth dug from the canal anu the held III
the rear. The experiment OF Using cotton anu
other articles in Falslng the cmbankment had
been discarded
Again, ior eighteen ycrrs after this battle
It was Gospel with us that the British
officers Ct dawn .ncr Nsw oleans a,I
gave them booty and beauty as the parole
and countersisn Of the day." In 1888 Gen;
Lambert aud four other British officers, VINO ha!
been engaged in the lckicss expeatlon, acniSu
vanished out III history. The absurd fiction o1
tic ssDooty and beauty" watchword reappears,
however, ut intervals in our own clri! var, as"
cribcd to Gen. Bcauregard and other confeder~
our ancestors, also, used to enjoy the story
of Putnam's exploit at uorsencck, where ne
escaped from party Of Tyron's troops by
forcing his horse down flight OF scnenty stone
stcps 5auotlcr account swells them to hun
drcd) that formed The stairway BY which .:Il
the Villagers ascondcd to the church on thu
brow Of the hill. This is the narration
book Which Dwight calls 's n,4-.a II folly and
falsehool:7' The story q the stairway Is sheer
fabrication, founded on the fact that common
stones here and there aided the villagers to
ascend the hill; yet there exist pictures of fut-
nam charging down loug tier. Of steps, as we'll
defined and regular az those Of the Capitol at
Washington, while the discounted dragoons at
the top pour in volley that does not harm
him. ........
A partial parallel to this eraggeration may be
found iu the current descriptions Of Sheri-
dams Ride" at Winchester, solid exploit, brill
iantiy touched up in Buchanan Realc's verse,
concerning which last the great cavalry gcieral
is said to have jocoscly remarked that If the
1oartl had aecn the horse I'D never would have
written the putn.
, 1877-07-08
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
The Tfmne 0f DidHH nj E1Ersus


Seven wonders arc known to many; tho eighth Ia
The Colossus Of Rhodes
that the villainous adulterated stuf called Corn
The Statue Of Jupiter Olympus at Hatiearaas<aa.
Starch has been used by the public &c long. The
The PAar0s at Alexandria.
only reason, Of course, Is that nothing better WAS
The PpTa0.fds Of Egypt.
offered or known. But now the Chicago Starch
The ITu!ls, 1enptes, and Hanging Cara<As Of
Babylon
Works produces an article without rotting the
The .Aausoleun.-erecied BY Artemi3ia-to
.H0ns0{fus.
Ernin, aud then restoring the nutrid stuff with
poisonous chemicals, as il done by other mann.
facturers- The food fs consequently pnre and
wholesome, and the gloss for laundry purposes
the best. aud takes onedfth less, being stronger:
and, although go mach superior, costs more
thau the common article called Gloss and Corn
Starch.
, 1877-07-08
THE TIVOLI.

A New Management for this Magnificent
Resort.
The Tfvoli Garden Is known as one Of the
most delightful aud finest public resorts in the
world, and will continue to grow in popularity
under the management Of Col. J. s. Wilson,
who mas leased the Tivolt from It's projectors,
aud on and after to-day Sunday will assume
entire control and supervision Of the lnstltu-
tion.
Col. Wilson is popular aud active gentle
man, and under his management, assisted by
Mr.. August Wobken, formerly an attache Of
the Freie Presse Of this city, there can be no
times with the best class OF both German and
American citizens. We bcspcak for the Tyoli
an increase Of patronage and continued Sue
, 1877-07-08
FOR EUROPE.

Gnet301 Zlx1712ch to 7He 5FfbKRC.
NEW YoKK, July THE five steamships
which sailed from this port to day were ali l1cav-
Try loaded Among The passengers on the City
OF Brussels was Miss Fanny Davenport, whose
statt-room was made floral bower by tho pres
euts from her friends, aud who had grnntI re-
ception on board tue steamer prior to it's sailing:
Theodore Ti1ton ard his daughters Alice and
Florence; the Hon. Jonn Il. kasson, Minister to
Austria, and the Rev. Robert Laird Collier, also
sailed On the same vessel.
, 1877-07-08
THE HOT BLAST OlL-STOVE

noticed in last Saturdays TRIBUNE Home De-
partmcnt hy Philadelphia contributor is made
by the Whitney & Hall Manufacturing Cum
panY. 1123 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and Is
u great improvement upon nll other oil stoves,
combining absolute safety with economy and
eo,nfurt, because
]. The Interior tank, which feeds the flame,
communicates with the large exterior reservoir
by trnp ut the bottom Which excludes the air.
,. The wick tubes extend to the Bottom OF
tho reservoir, instead Of to the top, as in other
stoves.
j. Double currents Of heated air impingc upon
the flane, consuming all tic gasscs. aud giving
an intense and oor1ess lame.
, 1877-07-08

MONTREAL, July 7.-Young, McNaughton &
Co., importers Of dry goods and shirt n,anufac-
turers, failed yesterday. Liabilities, $780, 600;
assets. 50 per cent
Sir Hugh Allen has transferred 5000 shares
of stock in the Merchants Bank to tho Bank OF
Montreal, La Banquc tlu People, aud Union
Bunk He still holds ), 600 shares.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 7-Detwiler d
Welsh. owner Of the Market street flour mills,
suspended today. Indebtedness UNKNOWN but
the failure caused quite commotion on Change
fo.ioX.
, 1877-07-08

=. WASHINGTON, D. t., July 7--Ihc invitation
-of Capt. Howgate to the merchants OF large
<i,ies Of tho United States to assist pec,1niary
tin his Polar explorations, has been responded
to very lit,crallv. Contributions hare been SO
generous that he has been able to procure the
vessel necessary, the Florence, and she will sail
on the 9th Of this month from New London,
where size Is nuw tscing fittcl out for her voy-
3sc. 3. The officer selected g to eo,nmand ~ her is
the navigator Of the Polaris, aud has been on
>4ycral Polar expeditions.
, 1877-07-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Watermclons next.
The Fourth is past
Pineapples are in market.
Albright Salye for corns.
This is tho 189th day Of the year.
Frames, Lovcjoy Il Foster, IS Stato
Furniture, Colby & Wirts, 217 State. -,
Dow, Moran & Co. report heavy foreign or
ders for cheese aud fine grades Of butter.
The Peerless is the most perfect oil-stove ever
seen in this market. Go see It at IS Dearborn.
The excesscs Of ones youth are drafts drawn
on our old age, with heavy interest about thirty
years after date.
We cannot conquer fate and necessity, yet we
can yield to them in such way as to be greater
than if NC could.
There are writing classes daily Mt Fl. B. Bry-
ants Chicago Business College, aud no yaca-
ton during the summer
Moahcr & Co.'s new photograph gallery,
northeast corner State and Madison, is now
open for business, and the public Is cordially iu-
Vittd.
, 1877-07-08

Ettr0 N Fl Htruld
The Rev. 4. LcRoy's simple attachment to
railroad coaches, for the purpose ~of e1cIutlin.
dust and cfndcrs v hen the windows are nrtn, is
now undergoing test on the Wagner drawing
room cars Of the Central Road. On 4 recent
trip during storm it was found that tile apnlr-
at.'s excluded rain as well as dust. an outward
current fron the car keeping all drops frtinl
those sitting near the window. The invention
IL simply series Of Stats less than four Inchrs
In width attached to the sides Of each window.
against the sasl,. The Stats on the front side
OF the sashes arc let down when tho trnia Is
running aud those in the rear are closel- So
perfectly dues It do its work, that hander-
will not show speek OF dust or clnlers in Il
ride OF many miles, Gen. Priest has tested the
invention for many months his own coach,
anl believes it Is perfect. The attachment IL a
perfection Of the plan OF Using sh!ngte un.lcr
the windows OF the cars, as has been done by coll
Iuctors nnd brakcnlcn fur several years.
, 1877-07-08

: WHITEHALL, N. y, July 7.-rhe Kccscvflle
National Bank was robbed last night by seven
or eight masked burglars. The watchmen were
bound and gagged, the vault and safe blown
opcn, and the contents carried away. The
bank losses $1,000 in currency, So, 900 in town
Of Chesterfield bonds, $1,000 in Government
bonds, aud $1,000 in Essex County bonds
total. $4,000. Persons who left packages IN the
bank for safc-kccping have lost from $50, 600 to
$r0.0OO Bills receivable and collection notes
wcrr also taken.
KEEsEvllLE, N. Y, July 7.--Thc National
Bank has notified brokers not to buy tho Town
Of Chesterfield bonds, payable at the Park
Bank, for 500 each, Nos. 3, ., 10. i, II, and
13, and Essex County bonds, each Sl00 or more,
Nos. 10, II, II, 13 Ii, and Is.
, 1877-07-08
THE BLISS M0NIlMEMI.

TowAsDA, July 7.-Extensiye preparations
are making at Rome for the dedication OF tho
Bliss monument On Tuesday, the 10th. The
monument is ready for unyciling by Str. Moody.
It is expected that 10000 people will be present.
Moody and Sankcy will arrive on Tuesday. Tic
Rev. Mr: Plerson, Of Detroit, delivers the
memorial address,
, 1877-07-08

Comparing the Tlazelton Tprightriano with other
instruments, a Judge OF excellence in piano manu-
factnre remarked that apart from its ela-
gancc of finish and attractive exterior 1t had no
equal in tone and volume, even among the more
pretentious Sanare and G.and .instrumenta and a..
for its appearance, It the choicest article ever
offered for sale. Wherever this plano has been
tried it has been pronounced perfect. and to-day
ranks at the head Of the market In superiority OF
manufacture and neatness Of design Pelton i
Pomeroy, sole agents, 152 State street
, 1877-07-08

and Stock Exchange is to unite with the New
York Mining Exchange. .7
thirty-six dogs have been received since the ats
opening Ut the pound. OF this numbcr M l,ooo
have been drowned. An additional 55s ours
were captured to-day.
BosroN, July 7.-secretary Sherman and
party arrived today. He visited the Lifc-sav-
Ing Stations at provincetown, aud tested Lie
workings of the various apparatus.
, 1877-07-08
BOILER EXPLOSION,

ST. LOUIS, No., July 1.-THE boiler Of the
steam-thresher Of George Patterson, in opera
tion about. mile from Nashville, ILL.,, yester-
day exploded with great force, Injuring N. W.
More and Harvey Lee so badly that they died
during the day, and dangerously woundinr
George Wells, William Arhcns, and q young
son Of N. McCrackcn.
, 1877-07-08
OMAHA ITEMS.

H0EE7dl 1h355uztA 10 7%e 7F&0HAE
OMAHA, Neb., July 7.-Onc hundred degrees
bere to-dar. There wero two fatal cases OF sun
stroke. one being that OF Samuel Helms I'M
, married, aged IS, and the other <~as Frank
Kohl, aged 30, who leaves fdnfly. There
were several other prostrations from heat, some
Of which may prove fatal.
This afternoon, laborer ut the Creighton
College building was buried i'll the bottom OF Il
fifty foot we'll by b1ick-curbing caying In.
, 1877-07-08
DROWNED.

CONCORD, N. H., July willis Beard and
Willis Eastman were drowned yesterday by the
boat capsizing iu the pond.
COLUMBUS, O., July 7.-Commodorc NJ. Mcr-
edith, Of Marcngo, Morrow County, this State,
was drowned last night in: 0lentangy River,
while fordiug the stream in buggy
, 1877-07-08
MERfTF1.

1ffssrs, Joseph BMrHen II Go. ,Bosfon-t,ExTLE-
MEN: For the past two years have so1d your
cologne In all sizes. The neat basket covering
adds an attraction to the bottles. The quality OF
the cologne cannot be surpassed for freshness and
and delicacy. 1t Il meeting with successful sale.
As rcQnisite to the toilet table it il almost ndis
pensabIe- L. e. PARuEE+
Chicago ,Julv = 1STT
, 1877-07-08
INTERSTATE sUNDAY-sCHO Union.

TOLEDO: O., July THE first annual assem-
bly, Of the Interstate sunday-school Union,
composed Of the State Unions Of various North
western and Southwestern States, will convene at
Lakeside, near Putin Bay, Lake Erie, July 10,
and continue ten days. Prominent divncs from
various paris Of tho country are expected to br
tiiclu the Rev. T. Dewitt TalItlagc, OF Rr,,kyn,
N. T., anil J. II. Vincent, D. D., Of New Jersey,
Who will speak on the 12ill, 18th, and l4th
, 1877-07-08
CHICAGO.

Tho first alarm Of fire since the 2;5th dav OF
June was sounded at 1880 yesterday laor1''ng
from Box 81, and was caused BY the burning
out of chimney Of the Cedar Post Company:
corner Of IIalstcd aud Twenty-second streets.
Damage nominal.
The alarm from Box 9j4, at O'Clock yestcr-
day afternoon, was caused by tho burning Of a
wooden shed in the rear Of No Bal West Polk
street, caused by the owners son setting fire to
some straw in the structure. It was e1tin-
guishcd with but slight damage
, 1877-07-08

NEW YORK, July Notwithstanding
Spain, Adriatic, md Wisconsin, from Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, July misunderstanding
Ohio, from Bremen.
LONDON, July 7.-steamships Algeria and
Periere have arrived out.
, 1877-07-08
SOLDIERS

of the First and Second Regiments will please re-
port At o. Dearborn street. and leave your orders
for either marching, military, riding dress parade
hall room, or wedding boots ana Shoes Workmen
principally from London and Dublin, n,-the best in
the world. Harkins.
, 1877-07-08
1HF WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July S-1a- m.-For the
Lake region, falling followed by rising baromo-
ter, warm southcrly, veering to colder north
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather, and oc-
caslonal rain areas.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1877-07-08

JErrERsoSv1LLE, Ind, July 7.-Thc entire
saw-mills of D. s. Barmore, u steamboat build
er, in this city, we're burned ut midnight. The
loss on the machinery aud building, including
lumber patterns, etc; will reach 10000. No
insurance. Capt. Blanchc's Red River boat, on
stocks, partly finished, was slightly damaged.
4 large number Of men arc thrown out employ
ment. The origin of the fire Is yet unknown
, 1877-07-08

C1ScnvATl. July IA company Of Light
Guards left Covington this evening for Gray
son, Carter County, ky., under instructions
from the Governor to report to the Sheriff OF
Carter County, to assist lin In arresting band
of torse-thieycs and tlcspcradocs who have long
hecu terror to the citizens Of that county:
The thieves are mum erous, and weli~organizcd
aud armed. 1t is expected they will olfcr des~
pcrate resistance to the officers.
, 1877-07-08

OVERDOSE OF CHLORL.
New YORK, July 7.-Charlcs L. Richards, d
well-known retired manufacturer, died Thurs
day Of III overdose OF hydrate Of clloral.
, 1877-07-08
Tho Embroidery of History

One Of the bits Of history most familiar to
Americans is Jackson's Battle Of New Orleans,
where, from behind his breastworIs OF cotton
, 1877-07-08

superior brand is furnished the trade By Wal
ter Baker i Co. on the most favorable terms. The
public assured of really nice article In pur-
chasing this make.
, 1877-07-08
SURPASS IN SWEETNESS.


DR.. Pzfce's Unique Perfumes surpass in exquisite
sweetness, durability, and natural 1cwery fresh
ness any perfumes made in this or any other couu-
try. Proven by . trial.
, 1877-07-08
SECRET SOCIETIES.

| SECRET. SOCIETIES.
/ MASONIC.
| GOD AND MASONRY.
Grand Orient Of Fnnss F. ers " ts ns1a
@ qs.3a s.lst:nss e.
s1S ~ Ss
s 3: /" fs1or M
ovsr i ths question by snPiy resolving rts t.
%as. ssx q Json ss nss ssosa e u
about n. matter written y Is editor @ ro Hubert n
aass r f%ss a .as
I'll II aess.
y &c IL esons M ssns
H. xc be asG
ssffS 'as
iasSSs sssph tsora sss cos;t!tatoa ssa
q
sentiments had bsen brought before &c xener. msst
y by
T. an
gFpa
estso.hed Grand orient Of Egypt has even ssued
Tie Grand Orient of France IN IL: 3Tiangie.
In connection With this subject the Grand m M.
| ter Ut New York spoke az follows at the recent
session OF the Grand Lodge OF that State:
Apart from the continued recognition OF spurious
z stse " eSs xn tas aes s
nov setted thst ia France isuot ases**aEy that
ID t1a s ss il e Of
otes xGr tie I; sxowdt haa esso% 1e
S:i; sSs
thar nFh ftr
I'D a5ssd A. S,sr; tfgs 70
t. 'pa L ihs s
Of nadsy nnsr t. % ass
s 4 81 e
MISCELLANEOUS.
new Masonic Temple. to cost SIS, 600, is to be
erected this summer in Rome. Ga+
The loice for July is out, and contains much In
formation of Interest to the craft
The Keystone recommends the dropping OF A.
Y. NJ, and substituting F, and A. Ii. III fennsyl-
yaniu-
Hiram Lodge No. l, Of New Haven, is nearly o.
century old, und has never missed u suited COM
municaton.
A pilgrimage to the Paris Exhibition. in 1878, is
being talkeu Of among the members OF Nlary Com
manacry, Of Philadelphia.
The twenty third Tricnnia1 Convention OF the
General Grand Chapter Of Royal Arcn Masons Of
the United States will be held at Masonic Hall, In
Buffalo, Aug FL
INDIANA is tne most r1su Mason1 ...;nn -
tae onlLeu Seat:n ~ LIZ LIZ, m - tnrea
liquor for drinking purposes
hlwinnins teSs ss,'n,tols su. W. par IN the 15r
@ nua' Pcnte ~ ,;ii in1S 1He deno rornrr ar Gin
inst .an W. @ aeasc - .e d ~ ~ MT A.
ION ana Ca1ton s1ee's' u u" "'' Ano 1ne p1'A O.
o." D. H.
A lodge in California has Flaw which requires
every member to pay q dollar ut the death Of
member in case he fails to attend the funeral or
course, sickness and forced absence neld to be
reasonable excuses.
>...-,.,u1. ,.,.. ,.., ,r.-~a,.oa h., ~. Grand
S iuoTss S noana n'I snd Waiea haariyp nnnhcrs
Loosc u EnSanu NO an1 on, Mes t.;..as s ~ tbe.a
ranging i.on. J. voo ~ - vi Wm v.1aa snS
ase afe locatea In tst ,e" A'anu' anu
S1c'nllst anu one ~ -satni' -1'i'e1
- ns" ~ th . hann ana tn.
ty-hyu in the British colonies. The rapid increase
Of lodges Is beginning 10 e4c1te n!AFh among Lnc
, 1877-07-08
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS


can be had this week at the Root i Son Music Com
pany, 150 State street. A variety OF styles and
prices. These instruments have been taken in ex-
change for new Weber pianos, and will b. c1oscd
ont at low prices to make room for new.
, 1877-07-08
CANADA.

The Orauecmeu and Their Troubfes---The
Late Steamboat Dit1icu1ty--Comments Of
tho London TimaS the Fishery Cues
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21
THE TEACHER.

The teacher of to- day must be a live
worker, not only, but thoroughly con-
versant with the great Announcements
that have been made in the art OF
instruction. He needs to know what
the leading men in his profession
think and say, to comprehend their
plans and methods. He ought to be
posted in all the current educational
news, to be informed concerning text
books, to keep pace with conventions
and other assemblages and he should
avail himself Of that precise and
definite knowledge of his art, with
which he may be a useful and success
full teacher, or lacking which hi
moves without confidence and labor'
without skill.-1State Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21
a PLEASANT DUTY.

1t is always q pleasure to recommend
a good article, especially one that so
admirably sustains all recommended
lions as does DIR. KINGS New DIsCOy-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, being perfectly reliable in every
respect. A severe cough or a neglected
cold yields readily to it's wonderful
power. BY it the worst cases of Asth-
ma and Bronchitis are cured in the
shortest time possible. Consumption
and Cough worn patients will remem-
Der this remedy is guaranteed to give
immediate relief. DIR. KINGS New
DISCOVERY is pleasant to the taste and
perfectly harmless. AS you value your
existence you can not afford to be with
out it. Give it trial. Trial bottles
free. For sale by f. Robinson.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21
THE WAR,

The events of the war are given
somewhat in detail in the inside of this
paper. There has been some hard fight
ing, sometimes with great loss, and
sometimes to the advantage Of one side
and sometimes to the advantage of the
other. AS a whole the advantage seems
to have been in favor Of the Russians
over the Turks, and Of the Turks over
the Montegrins. The Russian army
has not yet crossed the Danube, but it
is thought it will soon cross or attempt
to, and then and after the tug Of war
will come. Hard fighting and great
loss may be expected.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21
INDEPENDENT VOTERS.

.srhe re is in every free state a
third IA rty, little heard Of, without
oroo, ;7o+, on, which does not seek
office holds no meetings, and owns no
honnoro n holds the balance Of pow
a. ana = clio, ltly decides the elections,
and on Tho ~ hole in the right way.
Tbis no,+u i 81 imposed Of the citizens
who tbio,L foo. - 9nsez0es, who look On
at the strife ,itt1a moved by partisan
onroa1e ond -, ~. >ction day deposit
.+boi, vo+os "a. +1,o -. N or the policy
which ON the whole a, 'po"A0 ~ oiiohl'
likely to best further til soou " Olie
state. This party is the - " - pAo.
fessional politicians, and oi'0n 'ii0"
confusion. The larger it - IL ol 1.
community, the better WI - p''OllN
affairs be managed, for it is tn POI y
which Furnishes ineficiency, I y. ny
ton, or maladministration 0. an
kind, defeats the .caucuses ''li'
scratches tickets when corrupt m q
are nominated. It is to this party
wish you to belong, whether you are a
Democrat or a Republican"
Charles Nordhof S 0d0ice to has son.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21

THE Wisconsin Editors and Publish
ers Association to the number of 70 to
so met in convention at Milwaukee on
Wednesday the 14th INST, transacted
it's business and adjourned the next
forenoon. The transactions were i'm
portant and profitable.
The officers elected were as follows :
Gen. George G. Ginty, Chippewa Falls
Herald, was reelected President.
Vice-Presidents-J. G. Bintliff, James
vile Gazette; TT. A. Taylor, Hudson
Star and Times; John Hicks, Oshkosh
Northwestern 2. Y. Deuster, MilWau-
kee Seebote; S. S. Brannan, Portage
Register; Geo. W. Reymar, Madison
Democrat.
Recording secretary-Ed. W. Coe,
Whitewater Register.
Treasurer-Dayid Atwood, Madison
State Journal.
Executive Committee J. Hoff-
mann, Republican Press, Neillsyille;
y. G. Knight, Darlington Democrat; A.
Il. Glaze. Oshkosh Times; w. W. Cole
man, Milwaukee Herold; r. Johnson,
Central Wisconsin, Wausau.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21

EDITOR TELEGRAPH: The terrible
distress and pecuniary difficulty under
which our business men are laboring,
which is Transforming both skilled and
unskilled laborers into paupers, out Of
which comes the irrepressible tramp
that now stalks along our highways in
search for bread, and sits upon the
bosom of society as a moral nightmare
is not begotten, as so many prefers to
believe, of oUerprodasctto3, but Of that
inherited financial theory, which has
from its inception been so productive
Of depressed values, business failures,
and monetary crises.
The unsoundness Of the principles Of
currency adopted by the Bank of Eng
land upon which the specie basis sys-
tenn has been built up, has been demon
strated so repeatedly in its failure to
fulfill its promises-eyen when assisted
as 1t has been, by the power of legal
tender being given to it's notes for all
debts in England-except over its own
counter-as to need no further arou-
ment. In fact, the whole thing is bas-
ed on an idea, as intangible as impossi-
bic, the idea, that the men, on all occa-
sions, will be willing to sink self in the
general good, and, trusting with an
even increasing faith, in the honesty
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21

Two gallant young sailors went
''down to the sea in their ship" last
Tuesday morning, but upon reaching
open water they hoisted a signal Of dis
tress, and the tug went out to their
|relief.