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9su advertisements.
SANFORD'S
Jamaica Ginger!
The QuinteSsence of Jarnaica
Ginger, Choice Anomalies
and French Brandy.
A PREPARATION 30 elegant, favored and medicine
ally effective as TO utterly surpass all previous pre-
parations OF crude ginger and household remedies
for the relief aud of diseases and ailments in
cdentsl TO the summer and Winter seasons. and to
sudden changes y: temperature.

. HE SUBsTIIl lion OF
BRANDY FOR ALCOHOL,
1.-THE use of the True ia
maica Ginger, of their
own selection and import
fatiun, its combination
with choice aromatics. a.
devised and originated by
Dr. Sanford. placed this
preparation in actual mer-
II 50 far ahead ofanything
before compounded that
Notwithstanding the most
bitter opposition from the
trade. its sales in New
England now eNceedthat
of al others combined.
The second year OF Its
Manufacture. Its sale eA-
iceeded the previous year
by over rfiy-fve thousand
bottles. Ills manufacture
ed on a scale simply enor-
nous. Two thousand gal
lions are always kept made
long in advance of con
sumption. by which ii nc.
lquirrs = delicious iaN or
and brilliant Transparent
10y. Every Improvement
in labor saving apparatus
is adopted. SO a. to per-
init the use of costly INA
terisls and yet retain a
profit. The bOttling ma
chine is alone able to fill
two thousand four hun
dred bottles per hour.
From this brlefstatement
1t will be seen that Mes
srs. Weeks 4 Potter have
entered upon tho manu-
iacture Of Sanford's Jama
lea Ginger, in n manner
that must in time secure
for them the enormous
trade in this article. Its
elegant flavor. great mer
it. and low price should
be tested once by those in
need Of n family medicine
before allowing them
selves to be induced BY
misrepresentation to buy
others.ln upon having
what you call fo--sAB
FoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
be paid for 4 bettle Of
act or Essence OF Jamaica
in fine flavor, purity and
Sold by ali Wholesale and
and dealers in medicine.
s free. Dealers should
e of one dozen TO obtain
iiftribution. WEEKS 4
and Wholesale Druggists,
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Tnk amounts collected by Superintendent
Alger, from non-residents. for the tuition Of
their children, who have been attracted By
the advantages Of our excellent public
schools, will not tall much short of 5000,
for the current year. The sum of S2i0 was
received from this source for the last term
1t is not long since twenty five dollars a
year was all that could be obtained from
non residents
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Stark's Northern Line,
MOODY IN BOSTON!l

Ills New Sermons. and Bible Eead.r.s 1ve IN tho
book TO ALL PEOPLE, from Boston Uiohe Yer
batim Reports 500 pages, s. lis fyw York
and Chicago sermons are in GLAD rip!N,.S. and
GREAT JOY, s. each. fjther beck nailed on
receipt OF price.
~ Agents Wanted. s1nU,r week lruit. r. h.
TREAT, Publisher. SIS broadway, y
NJ, 20 ~dsNtv
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ANOTHER fatal accident occurred at the
West Rutland quarries, Thursday. Hugh
Hannaran, employed in the quarry Of Gle
iuent, Gibson Il Woodfn, slipped and fell
trom the top to the bottom of the quarry.
$50 feet below lie lived about half an
boar lie leaves wife and nine children.
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P.wLKr has notable war record. Sew
eatS three Revolutionary soldiers settled in
that towL-if tv-four of whom attained the
average age of eighty three; forty of its
citizens took Fart in the war Of 1912. and
40 in the Mar of the rebellion, of whom
nineteen persisted in battle or hospital.
Several persons belonging to that town also
seIy,d in the Mexican war.
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"NeU York, dprU 27th.
Wpssrs. KelSeU e. BrOdie:

"NeU York, 4prH 27th.
Ncssrs. Kelsey d BrOdie::
Gentlemen ~ erceedingiy
regret my inaGiiitytO I'll yOnr
esteemed order sooner, curing
to press of orders. L send
goa, TO-DAY, n part of your
order, and the balance is in
the hands of the acOrknlen
and sUiU be fOrararded In q
feaU days. My goods
are furnished only to my
authorized agents, and 'Me
party acho is advertising my
goods has been, supplied Oya
Boston Retailer (nOsC gone
whose orders i refused last
aCinfer. Il. &. BURT.
1t will be observed from the above, that r, do
not ad, ertIss SHOP WORN GOODS, that have
been tossed about s "Bostsn Retail Store" since
"last winter" but fresh made SEAsONABLE
GOODS, direct from the manufActurers,-whche en-
sbles US to sell as low as the same goods can he
sold In any city in the UNITED STATES We
have VERY LARGE stock of all kinds of Staple
Goods and we shall efier the following kinds until
further notice, at the 70 owing prices-vir:
Indies Serge Luced Boots, 75c.
Z" Serge Cong. BOOts, Use.
=" CrOqnet Hid Slip
pers, GOc.
- Kid 3-BuitOn Walk
ing Shoes, Sl.RO.
- Serge Gorcd Slippers, SOC.
Il Remember We black up" Just what we
advertise, and all goods guaranteed Just recon
mended. mo deception"
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VEGETINE.
NOTHING Equal TO 1T.

SoUTH sALEN MASS, Nov. a, l5'6.
Mn II. H. STEVENS
Dear Sir ! have been troubled with Scro.ula,
Canker and Liver COmpla int FOR three years. Moth
ing ever did NE any good until ] commenced using
the Neget'ne. am now getting along first rate,
and still using the Nesetne. consider there is
nothing eQaAI to it for such cOmpa nts. Can heart
lily recommend II to everybody.
Yours truly, Mrs. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD,
No. &c La grange ct, South Salem, Mass
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BY STEVEN II. TN Nj, ia. u. u.
This work is not prcphrtcrl II cI-eusse- the
topic a. a Divine Prom IT. plan i- To follow the
narrative OF Chr~ experience oi the tcvea cd
facts in the next dSpcn~atlun. Thcr" Is not line
of controversy the volume Yet is Is iull ~ bold
and original thought apt Illustration. AMI iorcih'r
writing and e Is q work Which uu one Who Is
watching and waiting for the Lord can AZ ri to
miss i.mo.. zl6pp., % N Goth, :. ~ IN morocco.
Sold hv booksellers, or prepaid receipt ~ price.
MuCKLuw + SM"S, Publishers. Madison Avenue
and t2t street, New York. May -, +dAwiw
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THE BLACK lEgR.s.S.

by II. n. MAGUIRE, who has spent - years ia
this region. Latest accounts 81 Gold aud SILVER
prospects, Agriculture and GraZin- res, uIces,
Climate. Hunting, Fishing. Indians, and Settlers
Adventures with them Mining and Wild Western
Life, the Waterfalls. BOILING GcNsrTs, non .
scenery, immense tur-es cts. With e. hHc Illus
tratiOns, and one map. rrce bly, ~ cts. Soli Nv
all Newsdealers or sent post paid or ~ cts, ht
june -iGwiw
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Arrival and Departure ofTrains

Prom the North, s:l5 Am, and lao :l6 and Is pm
From the East and 5:1U m. 5:35 and Sis IN.
FROM the South, 80 3. m, 80, 44J and 7l6 p N
rzLIHs LA VI nuRIInarnu
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ItEn.tantiy Reiieyei
Cholera 'sOrbus
DyrrSPn,
Dysen,Hry,
Cramps Pains
SICK ness,
Colds ~ Ch;lls,
Cki,ls ~ Fever,
EeVerisl,
3 J III y u t.i ;,
Catarrhal
syH, u tOni =,
Neuralgia
and
Rheumatic
Sy nm ptOIn s,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion.
FIntuIc & y,
Rising
of Food,
Makes
Ginger Tea,
Makes
Ice w at er
Harmless.
Is Good
For NIL Ages.
S0UU any other Ext
Ginger II found to equal !
prompt medical eject.
retail druggists. grocers
Price, 30 cents. Sampl,
purchase oris inal pscka,
the trial bottles for free
POTTER, General Agents
Boston.
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E. &. Il II II.
OF New York, and MEssRS. GRAY BROS,
of S, racuse and others for the sale of which goois
we are
Exclusive Agents for
This City.

q Lest the public II ay be mlsled by pretended
Agents" hear what Dir. Burt Gays;
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Going North, q 10 and 1886 .. N. 4.ioand 7l6 p. N
Going East. 1885 3. N, and II 10, and 7:l6 p. N.
Going South, s.2o 3. N, and $50 and 7:lt p. u
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VEGETINE,

NEGETINE thoroughly eradicatcs every kind Of
humor, and restores The entire system to u healthy
, 1877-09-25
SCARCITY OF GRAtN-cARs,

20 Ire IsNA0F ~ JN< iFfGHH1s
CHICAGO. Sept. :4.-'rherc fs prolific subject
ft,r investigation which should be delegated to
sumo competent reporter. 1t Involves tho truth
ur fnistty Of the asscrttop that there is nn actual
scarcity Of eraln-cars OIL our Western roa,!s. and
TINT this accounts for tho light arrivn's of
grain. II has lccn asserted that certain officials
arc Interested In prices. MIL send ont or With
hold cars according to their yicms of what the
market should fr; antl It is also aur1nisc that
there Is 4 stFong combination To keep back
the bulk bf the crop until wntEt.
navigation c1oecs, when rates will rise. atl all
p,ssi,le facilities be furnished i,y ruil. There
would tot be much objection to this, II those
,;1 who grow tue Erain gSt The lsnetl. Of It, hu.
iuoney, and thc farmer finds lis premium wofu1-
lv diminished wien l,e comes to deliver. /
think It will 6r iou.ll t1int there arc iluurctls
VI emnty t.irs Of, our Eidr-tracks, In the way,
nHl awaiting orders. II this L. truc. the farm.
ing col1Ilnunity should know It. Tic wlIt,lc
business community Is vitality Interested nt Tho
present time anil t1nps tlut raru to hare lis III
tercsts made football of by st,c:nIator..
MDNE CARS,
, 1877-09-25

tit~ Fenltentnry with nll tts nnnfuIl evils, atul
then turn t1lstn 1frec, with MT possible chance
Of fcnIlrg my other than arrfmtnal life. VIZ
nn't stop this folly annl,ollsh these institutions,
.tr h H' , sa, 'a,n - .,vM ,,,sr
system oi government will fall, amt lt[c nt,l
property held nj tlcwill OF crime anil criminals.
There Is work enough for honest mrn+ Int not
ior criminals snrp"rtcd BY t3E, wltl,ont dis
uf lila hire"
Legitimate manufacturers can adjust their
business to "snpply and tlcsnan1," but not 10
tic tftrillr!s nj preons whcrc tcn arc ,r'artlci
and clhtiutl aud wUrk for hothing. Theirs arc
70 u,any evils attending this prison system
that It wuti!a take tnorc time a,td ahtltty than
lnvc ~ tH,int them nlI cut, snfl there arc no
rcEccmiilu fcntutca In 1t, and ts,e nero thought
wu give Il The morn giganti': tho evil becomes.
IT II hleCrArc To rs as natibn nstd rcrroarh
10 DIR boasted Christian civilization. lcsrect-
fs1ly yours, 4. 4. TEAnELl.
, 1877-09-25
leave him TO draw his own conclusions and VIII

ts ,,.,, ~ 10y rnvs, .nv,.-,ora .nr on7u.r,,
In lie ia r,s1,' these rninrrai inuI. ran bo
'1,aI h,,a I, - 10, s ~ nncr ," e,vc ,1r n,;rcrai
~. -, ~ u, stT ~ .nn w., ~ y. .; c,,s,
III, ;" r ~ ~ t,n,no IL ,,,nn ,,,,, ~ H.
,Isw an,i .l,a1a viii ~ a III onI .,nvci ,trrr
t:rreh y e i,sat,,. NV, h'uirci Tur,Is from fmT.
49,. ~. ~, It,r, H. ~ n.a y,n,..I nrnrnro
III. .,lncs. 'ev ,vcm,v tnrhr, ~ Tnr!v fnt iIv1,cr
iIis Htr f,nni, icrc ton feet. ID oucngt with
,Irif, X1vtv f"nt nhnva this /. tn,,rintt vnfn nj
.si I.:.tc e rhc '.a c,,',,r. H. t,a,iev Wnn
.n fo,,r f'ct stv tnri,cs .ifvc frrt 3,rhrr
thc 1lesecmer J,re-Inrty.ijyt, fcct hirI,rr Two
sna,ns ajotn nrrs'-rirr ;av ri srvrraI ",,a,,tira
fn1,i IN III 5i.m tcsf. .Sit. 1iiIis snts,ujt'ifv
tin,herr'j-.t:s nspcs. III Iii. an,i ,nin"eai. c1.
rcnt T,rn,r.. .,isnt-,,l"nt~ @,f watar r., Wmn,1nv
Creck. Mun1av f.rr.tt t,ra,rl, ~ IitskinR Vaf-
lrv NolrnofI rn:sea fnrnnrr dn,rs !, mr.
.t6~k T., l,y ar tras!s,Sta.,on !" nav i"r. tic
I,rnl,irm is cusi]v nnn,,rf, .nivcJ an,l LID nf.
tmu,lfnr infornn,lon t.,siiv .not,r1, mntrstof,,.
This cortspany has imatci directly In tho utist
cut on M % wit t,Ie tiei.cm.5e. " 81 eiter E End ot
to an n s ~ o.sf 1on e@ps
to raise po,tt,ti Of material TO tt,cir top-housc
Ths.a AZ, - t1o features whIel, havs % ,osn 20,
}nE knowjc,lTu Of or tasire to e,,ra,.c in ti,p
iron bllsnrss rs,a over tto hills ni Sues. IL, II,
Is. nu,l u. Wnr,i Toxnshh,. or SEES. 4! and 81 IN
liz snrnr tnwnshfn Ii;Mktnr i:t,,,ntr. md foI.
jow tllc trcrci,ce iroIu base 70 prak. anI n he
,inn't l,ovn a ,tcairc IN 1nf,,l f,Irnn,n nt tlc
hase ~ mo ri liza Hills nL on,e. II ,s,]i In lm,
ralsc i,o takes special delight II, sceiug natures
most rrpiiiIc facilities for thc ,nun1faeture OF
irnr jyMiur III was,c Al ihc santls OF t1,c sca. -
TIN nrcecnce al cpal. run Orc, AMI limestone
IN it'd sa,1,u bank in SUFFICIENT ntinntitIra Il,
u,arnntec liz ERECTION Of Iur,laccs against that
bank fur Tic manufacture 1T plg iron without
irit,tin,r any nf tic nlaterial from abrua,l il
4
, 1877-09-25
A FINANCIAL COMPROMISE PROPOSED.

Cn1cAuo, Sent, els tl,erc no possibility al
m .rctunmnfntinn hrtwccn tho.e WHO demand
Nv 's.,.,. -. ~, s'..,s ~ .t.'..s.,""
sesunp'oh III Ro,a' WIN ~! too eohttae'lon VI
tho curTelcy, n! tho further ahrlhkage OF
values, aud all the additional bankruptcy which
iii. wo,,i1 tnvoiyo. and those who demand that
thnro .nai, In ~ s,r,i,nr co,,,roc,ton ~ IT,.
tu.to s"Ait ~ ~ ..'."s. o|oa .%.u1,s ~ tn'
currency anu consequently no 1mtne4late fe-
thus: Tho quantity Of .aold coin cannot bu In
cre,.a, nv legislation. aud ycrv 1itt,c cnu,1 IN
~. 49,, sass,o,,, L. .h
a!tsaese9 ~ t'ite nun .o1os', souht'"s W '.o
, 1877-09-25
TIE PRESIDENTS ORDER.
Similarity OF Ono Isancd by President I1nrri-
son, Signed by Daniel Webs ter-IslEht OF


Similarity Of Ono Isanei by President Ifnrrl-
son. signed by Daniel Wcbs ter-IsIeht of
ltcmoyal,
Those who think % that the ,e order Of The pro,,.
don't whith ,,as occ, .torc,l .o u,ri, drh,,e 4.
ue"1' "nen 'as oee'e'ouou ~ 'sI' o1oa'a' "a
unconatltatiohai arc uliqucst1onaoly mistAkelI.
Whether cxpedfcn& or not, whether sound or
not, as permanent ptincip1o u,illcr q popular
avaien,. II cannot b. assaulted const,tutional]v.
- e,o,,.,a,, - r,.s.t.a,,. H.,
a. 10 ~ eups,'s'es " M .uPSt,..ol W s'e''aeu' naF-
l'sohs elfeulaf' IN "neh 10 says'
faithfully and honcs.ly acquitted htsntelf Of tho
duttes OF h's oicc e1cert n casrs Where .nch ofl.
ees ~ ocea sh{ o' asxe raffansnp. @ ;,E or Ky 6y
nere gsaa s oeai 'S ,aii"uneo so
pnsfonsro Of tho uqycrnmcnt in conf!lct with liz
fFecloui Of elections,
This was written and countcrsienctl BIZ Daniel
Webster who wins not accustomed to attest un.
enhatanee and the GROUND OF t!,e I'rrsicnt's
cirrniar ~ ,tunc . fs97. Tltn fnst circ1,isr ~.
1ncs moro distinctly what is meant hy official
Interference With the frcc,loiu OF elections. and
Wcbstcr.
'Thn Ffrst Con1resa lccf,jnt1 Tint tho prcsit1cnt
had Tho power Of rcluoyal without explu,lattol,.
md subject oniy to ths corrcrt!yo of imncari,.
mont Ma,,fsnI. na W. havu l,rrrtnfnr,, ttatr,i
icclarci thnt mi arbItrary exercise Of tho nower
for ncrsnnai n,,sl not nnhlis r1,nsnns ahnui sui,
icct 1 President to imucochment, hut Con1rcss
md the ,y,nntry lnvo mi uTrcei will MnIil.nu.
1im nowrr OF rcmoyai wnS wnntouiy exercised
nv ,tnrksou. nuI was ,Irycr rcstrjcte.i mil
Innnrrcss ,n,sri tho Tnnl,rc.nI. fSi,~, Mw r.,
curb Andrew johnson in 1867, Tic rc-
strlction wns soncwhat inplijln1 to rrat-
a,'snemls mn olIlrsr thrnul, tIe ats"t,.n az H.,
Scuntn mat r"nnr. Ma rcssnns. mil II tH.v nrn
not satisfactory thu rcnluyal' docs mol TAXA
piace, % Ti1u nucstio has Iccp % oftcn M she s.,Ss G
, 1877-09-25
The Texas Cattle Dl.tenpsr in Ohio.

The first cAse OF this disease which ever saw
was about the ulddle u August. The anlnIal
was very sick, and | thought frpm tho sylnp-
opinion 20. msdc ! careful post. ..noItctn ex-
ammunition Of tho tody, md begun my wuIk Ut
gathering facts soneernInx this, " me, entirely
new disease. My theory of this leeIsc, ard I
a.ll l,us alone tn 1t, Is that 1t l. ruusel by the ter
rtble Texas ticks. Their blts l. very poisonous,
and, bceause they exist tu such vast quantities
urou tho imported ex:tle, 1t is only y sLo5t tine
, 1877-09-25

aclect, and tho State olIicern 10 reject or ap-
prnyc, the location of new rentcnliary In this
State. The evil consats In building rcnltcn-
tiarics at all, and every ono OF them in this
country ought to be a,s,lssl,c'1. As rcformatory
instltA,tions they arc failure. Not ono pcraon
III hundred discharged from them ever be-
cUt'Ics anyt thing !hlt confirmed criminal. lIc
luay come tnlt of prison with cyrr so gttFl In
tcutlurs, hut no one wants MIN, none will 1rc
lllH, u tcv know he has been thrrc. and lie
s9on finds out tint every nla,s hand is aganst
him, mud that Il Is utterly impossible for him 10
bec.'tne 1oNl tnAn, no matter t'w carncst his
wish may 1c. ky fnrca Of circumstances atrl
public sentiment l'c find. no warm welcome
from any source, and. after trying earnestly
to drcak t'Itn'tgl. thu atlafnauttnc walls oil prc
dtrc, he horr0wfnlly turns hnck into the dark
paths VI rfec and crime NJ the only alternative
there + LETT him, nnd 'lo learns, wien, aasi TOO
late, Tint there is no dpnr Of hope nor heart
Of wclsnmc t. mnl who has once been incar.
ccr1tct tn rcntlcntttry.
y ts not Cha. VIC a* n people arc IN favor Of
this result. We all want the criminal To RETURN.
lengtt!an'l give him rcfurmatory a.ly1r; hut,
when II comes tn t.ivlnE him t!at which tc most
hrct!s,- home, niMl work aud kind heart, aud
Eod encouraging lclp--thcrc arc none u ,1s
ono must do H.: but, rs no one. will, tic r'or
tfInn turns back to hts erfne, au,t back to otcr
criminals, Tho alone III nll men arc kind to him,
anH III ia irrctr!ovahiy lost.
Suppose lio cu1lelu.ics to 20 among strnrEcrs,
l,onlnE to csvnpc to some spot wlcrc his csl,nc
!. unknown. lie gets work and becomes good,
honest, upright nai,. respected by al! who huyc
madc Ills acquaintance, sooncr Or later sotnc
tt.aE comes a1pfag WHO knew him At,u Ills nfsfor-
tune. The cfnnccs arc that, lnatcatl Ut giving
the man struggling for al existence m earnest
a.id quiet shake u tile tnnh md a war1n "Uo1
bless you." lie will 70 to ills employer aud Say:
knnw hin, we'll, aud he has been III States
Irtsen; better 1Duk out fur h[m.'' No matter
, 1877-09-25
Tho I'erltA nf Too Sound Sleep.

A Barnesvillc t,N. va.j tlgnrr OF the Murphy
pledge went to Wl,ccl!ng few days, and after
iransactiny l,l. business, nul while waiting for
the trim to take him llomr, wos induced to tos-
Evt Ills pledge to such MI extent US to gcttlruEk.
lte fell asleep ns sno as the carx started, and
tho conductor hal no casy task to swakeM tlnl.
After hu was aroused, Instead OF presenting lila
Ticket he hatlcd the conductor lis Murphy
plcdgc. Tllc conductor punched the pledge anil
wrote on It, .'ane drunk" The Harncsytlla
Ecntsun,an's .i.*n,uy may l,c Imagined when thu
next day l't exhibited ILLS pledge to prove he
was Murphy tuuu,
, 1877-09-25

ITARTEb-Ttl HUY-AS UPRIGHT ENGINE or
W iout il Iatu Lsfd and ~ " ~ luch st.pke. All
tfsAs until lhs ::sih, D. AcGEliE, cvMmekcll ueteL
, 1877-09-25
CITY REAL ESTATE,

CITY REAL ESTATE
1ru!s SALE-AT tlNCE-2l t,it aoxie1 FEET. WITH
T. EDott tEo.st hSnar bath stwer, and every
trnlcncr. CunErrs4st.. bstwcct, sIufEah anl AbrE.
!pyA. Apply at lBO WITT Mousou.st.
lN,lt sALE-Gs,nII nnIcE HOUSES, writ LOTS.
cash aIanrc on tln,c. i0USl L sPlCEn, iIoom T.
, 1877-09-25

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
i 0ng Iotk fr0T a!uiuf, et Lagrange. il!iSa ffnt
thfcarn; sis hoy ant f5 n,onthY. cheapest pfnreE:y
In HurEet, and shown fr~c3 abstract 'sees cent train
srradY on. lttA BROWN. II! t+ssaale.st- lsouh. !.
1sOit BALE-ItENT. or xEIlASGE-flOt'skA AND
lots q lrslA1ci hEhcat land and ct!espeat Of my
, 1877-09-25

Of our present system, and rcal[zn tho dit-
ference to human society OF removing this class
Of Men from our mldst, luStead ul making them
worse and turning them loosa again, ha vii!
wonder why 1t cannot b0 made now.
Fur years this who'll question has pressed
itsclf upon my mind. and hays seen men 60 to
prison and come uut arl 20 bark agal1l, anil thu
utter t'nposstbity Of ever rislng above that dIs.
institutions, built anl supported by public taxa-
ttoD, whesc men and women are forever dis
gsaccd beyond all bopo Ut rising above 1t, and
sending tllrn forth Door, dsyraccd ob1ccts ol
human nlfsery, we'll knowing when they 70 out
Sooner or ;,:. lats1 thoY mvst q o.. uescs, sns
crime. ! belicye tlsat fully three.
quafters Of our criminals could be reclaimed Il
We could only retaoye the stain snd give them
some cllauce to b. honest after they eolnu uut.
mcnt, eolnlnts crmc TIM. came not from. All
evil heart, and M Que wonders " much a. hius-
self ever after how he cattle to do II. UAlet our
present systGtn VIC plunge him Into the grcat
criminal abyss, md uulesa To lappens u lays
friends Of strong soea! inausnee who nity linl
or,!es that he may bo saved he II lost snd att-
other criminal from necessity Is aided to tho
countless numbers that arc row wxudernK up
aud down tho earth, seslo. no hops Tor them
but Ilfe Of infanJ aud shame. =.
Great Commonwealth Of lliinols, We beg and
besccch of you In tho name Of Col iu tho nat1u
of Chrtsttanity, suffering sorcty, and an
| endangered country, build no hIttru peniten-
| tlArics tu ruth mankind with. Was there 10
liAu in our Legislature ~ stand up md tight
Governor of I..iuois TO stay this gigantic ev'l
until the slccplug public can " heard. Better
erect tho Kulloltnu Ut oDcu, aud behesd every
] ple thAt cuMtuits crime, thAn to HenJ them to
, 1877-09-25

11OHSES AND CA1klk1AGES.
4 UGT1oS TODAY At 70 A, y; or IloHsEs,
~ wagons, busglss etc. I'll Hcat Twe!fth-st.
Ipl, sALE-A NEARLY NEW Twu.wlIEEL
kta,r I" bu secu u stu4ebakcrs Carriage :eposl-
t1l5. Mrhtsan'ay. .-
" tusfJ hasee, with hasuca4. sl.o GOOD stroAK
buggy fuf doctars 4.e new ur must ~
u Tweasy-soeond AID Pauuaa- -ss4. x4th the Hfy.
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1t is stated that W. ID. Howells, historian OF
President Hayes, is to have the Swiss mission. Sc
says the Sun.
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LOUISIANA.
Mass Meeting.

NEW YORK, April G. A New Orleans dispatcn
dated noon says Nichols mass meeting is now
in progress there, thirty thousand persons were
present.
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Gardner I0ral Nems.

The Assessors have been making calls this week.
The "Star Of the East" is not expected to arrive
until a week from today week earlier than she
arrived last year.
Rev. c. A. Hayden Of Lawrence, Mass, will
preach in the Universalist church tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at the usual hour.
As nearly as can be ascertaincd, there will be
over two hundred clergymen here to attend the
Methodist Conference, which meets here the
18th Of this month. Over forty of them have sig
nifed their intention to bring their wives with
them. The committee having in charge the mat
ter of finding accommodations for them bust
ly at work. They did not desire to call on any
persons not members of their society but will be
obliged to- in order to entertain all visitors. The
committee find all willing to help, however, and
all guests will be generously received and entei-
tanned.
The schooner "Corettc" arrived here Tuesday
afternoon in tow Of ting "Adelia." The Corettc
has la i'd at Bath loaded with coal during the in
ter and is the first vessel arriving here this season.
She was towed to IIallowcll, where she will I'M
load Wednesday.
Elegant new curtains and lambrequns have
been this week hung in Masonic Hall. New
chairs and settees have been ordered and will be
made in about two weeks. They will be uphol-
stored in all wool terry of a color to match the
hangings. The chairs are about seven feet high.
When the Improvements have been concluded,
the masons will have the most elegant hall in the
city.
Now that the city government has made an ap-
preparation for new school house in the High
street district, the good people at the new mills
are loudly clamoring for a new one there. Their
school house is not as old OF dapidaed as the one
on High street, and will probably have to serve
year or two longer. The latter building had be-
come very uncomfortable for the children and it
is really a humane act to build a new one.