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, 1877-06-05
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psa,p aDars Uss@e's 5amtIitn- Ssttuns tritt tbr,
5erbt.S atipn an pnp stebt .pssn Mtsnusaten iwst Der
srssitn uus inautsn cisosrapbI. en-. amer aubert IN.
~itsbtuetn o,lpsra. wflWs Iotsrt UosaMs nnbsa. pom Wlss.
Wnbtrien ale 1sesunudt w ,prsm " lde awake"unb
ps psas female ~stbpltut WeIessneeu Tur ne. YB,f liefsrn
cen lst&tensa ane !Geufen Utriaals ~ q entans uup BE-.
iabisn ispr eppe Hemmtfasn. Stp.r trubs.s sssr usut
it6sr 9prretp y. aastnbltditasr scr 1usuna sprbanbsa.
DIE betune tslte Rtpl uattr 1amtlttn .Sousnalsn obns
tprss Sltt&en "a, anp N 70 popular, pab fs bic ar66te
2aisut wire ptrmeubet. xewarb 9eslsasn'S ~xraablana
faust seraps an; ets frubersn Rapusl rerbsn ben Nkpns
nentsn s%sItsfsrt.- Nlrs. sotsws's ians srfspnts dplas aut
My wife and Il, eee.nnt mil BEN ueutn SABRE. ar.
ssnb Ssmsup. bsr eta sutss Saiar Vpsr su una ,sse
0tf@6tt vaai&t lsats iur Gireulars xne prttslias nd
rsaesn an 8. u. gore v. Co., Nsu Sort ..Di4st.
g: ~; s.. ss ssss:s s..''''''sl osnten ps1lanat
, 1877-06-05
Mntter! Nfutter!! Mntter!:,

Gerjdumt nift, @ud 0trs. BinS=
I@inberuoen Sprup fir ane
&rantbeiten beim 3abnen Der &inber gu per-
ldaffen. Derlelbe timber. Dem &inoe bic
Sdmersen, furirt Winptolit, regelt ben Dfa-
gen uno erleiftert Der Mutter tbre Dliibe,
inoem er benz Rinoe 2inberuua unb @eiuuos
hejt per1dlQfft.
, 1877-06-05
10 @rpsent.

SHfen A8enten luttu etAe 3oA!uIlllton be3ahlt
Tur oel Set.uul WI. isueli uiIv Isyt Yopulurett y 9uy.th
V0ii sli.er oer urosu,stuptm 0uuI.t.pl.v,s Ustns1 ~"
canoe. ~ OuWsr fur oo VsIts ~ OuWst iur $l.zv.
HeII UunluuB. S't1iI lulIt 10y uItltrt 3.reu.utt toi..
men uIu ~tutrseuBs rp lsivI,. 4oIelle ". ~. Dos oxs.
an '>DNt 4xp!o.SA
, 1877-06-05
Mbeumatismus 'fhnel furirt.

Durango rheumatiiheS Seilmittel", bic
oeribmte innere Webi3in. mirD fiber.
lid irseub einen Sau BON Mheumatismus
auf Der @rbe furireH. Yrsis 81 bic Slaite,
jefs Slaiten So. Gon anen Npotbefern
u~erfauft. Sd3idt fir Elm Girtular 3u 9el,
pbenitine unb Bentley, Gpothefer, Waiba
ington, .. s. 6Ut9mai)
, 1877-06-05

81. &abmap's |erfett Tnrgatibe ullo
reaulirenoe giltn,
ssnla seAmadIos, jauber einsefast, fir bic beiluns
aner ef5runaen Ses Nlasens, Der leber, Ger Ginses
petbe. Der Wteren, Der Blaie, Heroealeioei, &ppfpeb,
Berftcpflna, 6artteibieteit, rnoeroaulidteit. Dpspsp.
IA, Nnbrana Der Gale. Ganenfieber,. nnterleibsent.
,anbuua, 6diuorrboiben uno ale unpronrr9en IN ben
tnneren Dr9ansn, wire 9~arantirt unp atpar oaB Is
DoFtts turtreM.
Meine Hi1an5enltuhe.
entlalten sstn mer,ur. Minsral!:= OOsr tdaSlia'
Nr3neintttel.
~ Won beehte bic f%,Iaenben Symphonic, fpeldt
R5 our4 St5runsen Der 8eroauun9sorSane %arjeiaen
0erItnpfuns, innere bGrorrboioen. Vlntunorory
nad BEN Ropfe, ianrer Geidltat, %lltbclteit, Scp-
bremen. W;Seripiler sesen Nabruns. .Gsfiibi pnl
ueberfuauns uno ed,uere i'm Wsaaet. iaures N!I
{uBer, Iuf. uuo 9bwo9en Der Wa9enarube. Sdrplll
Del, fbneaes uno ihperes Ntbinen. 6er3iudun9en, ST..
5anmenibreden uno Gefubi oes Grltidens beim aleaen
Wbnabrne Der eebtraft, fbmar3e piintthci ober oa.
Bib zines Gdbleiers Dor ben Nngen, Jieber un'
olmpfer sdmer3 i'm 8opfe, Wiansel an Sd,psiB. selb'
FGrbina Der 6auf uno Der @u9en. Sdlner3 in be-
settle, In Der Yruli uno ben 0lieoern, plbblibe Nnfdu.
DON Bite unb Brennen i'm Steiid.
gpeniae DOZEN BON &at.uap's Dillen befreien nas
sp5tem bon al ben eenannten Storunyen.
Yr.is Is Gents fur bic Sbadtel,
, 1877-06-05
&9rSS Wl0 YDmIulDa YawpUwlh
SpMp0ap-
Na& New-y prf.

Dtsfs Company wtro ttusa ,Hrer aa@fOIssnben praG.
Sputn Dampisr, Sto Gpm.nlvn. RSpumpIs, St4u,
oet. Nlpmunps .Apentdrts. puIleEas ~.
eeDroe xN. Gipeg lum Dau) aA ItstM AtsRaah
5ssttaa -u"s oamstas ou |pVpsner abisps.
.aneu.
A,sls S&tas fap saua nsu uup. .Warpsa ausOruaii4
Iut pirlt 0teutt Serdut.
SN papsu pSspipSue SsloOas. . NsSus M.
Uape.oimmeg.
DIE Spsitu. csautmIt&tttt uup Ysptsuuus itae vi.
uberIren.tU.
Ncaartu, WsIte NIT rtslsr etnie p~sriaupI pereen, lar.
cen ItselmaB,8 IN 9.sW.geri IN 0.n apssesaleu y,er &.
apmPaap, 81 gtprtp Wipvy.
Utapt ,ur Ylase pet.tr ale 9tsw.Uert usyesn lpn,l
~osrpspets MAO p,Io eaIut ulWIs als ew ptrtlW sspup.n
untpprn pestWatt.
S@Irs 0,eisr Slutt perlaAta NprtpIt Rm 74uer atav.
uitItaas mapttac zee e pnllnerS.
Brapt austupmmsn vts . asr Abtaos iepsn Gag.
ayeatn petletsr uustuuJI penpt man pp Va
george W.. Muen ". Nv., 1eenseu,
feb. AInsy &pmpanp's xppuryes, Wpuetts.
, 1877-06-05
Mtp 11ab s d.
(SbromoJ
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
9auptauartter 30 u. - Veiep Str. ". u.
cine DrYanLla II on UNI
11tOprt BON Sbee

uho UerfaAi pslistuen olteet III os GAnpeIt mn el'el'
tlelntn Y'uHeh. Seuily .SWelH . sastlli 8 VslgulIs.
Supne Det.0 yroniDs uerlWleoener UrpBeii UerpsI osh
Auuye.n mt |. z, s, 4 Ooer b YJuno gee YelWentl.
Os company YalleBtiur 4ollsIsrnmS usrs.i e.n ptawt-
poles @yrDmo urIsIstt s,Wip uno any, EN- Meats
Is Wluho) Stlo, oas elnelt ~leoYaItem Strsti alu.lWsn
oes Grlerrn oarleul. vs. VI 10 pou os Dun1prs. oap
telae DelWrelpuns oe UelU.pIe ~ gut sraap.em tann.
ais Ole elnTape DraelpnunS yes auirlers. Nte en-.
luelpuiiB ~ asraoe slpIlWell Ayur uno angel uno mai.
m.nB oas Dlu leyeM I'M IS wuro,SeH sa tomi,rM. seq.
~ 9ubsl III o5l Aru Gill;, Gus Ger ,Sluelitt u. Spults
str. uro 02l Suo ,SlDeite Slr., 4yliu, pa- 49polul.
, 1877-06-05
''Star- Wffa" plattorm.

etlberslan,. cline sr0ae 8teree. ala pslHaue,s..
oVus aattt Otten. Heayt. ~ StitapaatsA.paas.un-
5ta as .. Streutart sratis %ptrltaEtt. @ostlptt.
',IHrr 6tnr Ntottprr, = wa
, 1877-06-05

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faHRs e4utuitta. rdl = ha beaf 1lutretnisr IL, IA
i atet&, 0br pIrb su 0tbranA n kdt sbr aid eenas
nd Va Qnndfxle t~e3sanea, 70 hae ps6e1, Ndfera
6@asiaAaeSa aai anSus MT 0ttba sebunbtxe &rasi
t<tsn aashse@ea, bana mat str 0ebrax& fpfsrt etnA.
eskt nsbu, " 4rsulkesea In tslea 6tAsxn dAe a.
M 0saAaStsas ufprtua.
, 1877-06-05

HA~s 1roben tar Neenten. LadIes' Com
bfnatfOn Needle.BOOk. N
Qbromos. Wan idide einen etanaS.
paSml |. y. 0lua. Rem Wsefsrb }, Waj.
, 1877-06-05

ssSs s,sF Sranisat nit i'd trsaet. peas IL S.n .eas&
Af& etttsS" DIT bslmittel setsttn ptrb. tas Seber lstAI
aianasH iasnl q l!aent BIZ e&melea fsfsrt snh u
kvtadsttta Oebrau&e wist Va Patient SEE gDp&e n
tet n. Eaufexh< fsestn bea 9ae. an SdAe1 H suAH
tAt u1slss ttfH w~lntstass 8eInttta n StSssxAn
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.tpd Gpeculatipnen


Tusroem BON nns in ieber Grt nur aeatn gp,nmifRon
ausaefibrt. Puts and Calls an Die better 6Guier 3u
nieoriaiten Raten. Soften 500 big 5000. bic Oft
$4,000 0emtnn brinoen. parnpbIete, Die erfIGren,
ipie gDaa Street epeeulationen ausaeiabrt merben,
fret o%erlanot. Sbidt mad einem GgempIar.
Gumbriege s &c.,
Bantters uno Broters,
4Wsiun. SBaIl Ctr. Stem Mort
, 1877-06-05

Da Nigga n We erst, Drstatts ID &sr,sn. "a
IN ut6lt bas 1amie Ssaeu Rabrxne unb 4rAft. UesS
Va Naeen Ins anserf 9ueaAsasssrSass na&laHsn. ita
ssas 4l6t4aset u entuide!.. mui br saas xIrysr ia
uraeatl. fab srf&ihsues ut, aba
~ &AuytarAAt Ndbt tnma tefeIbA Dtu n 10
es11A. Ssb1 ~ .e3reetf& otaers." II y als etls.
tsstsatsd wf3t, hs perbasansSsrlaae rselt unb I'm
tefsnts TtAtlfttt hrae1t. b ytas &rlnlettea bdlt, ~
safAaaeaS lan, srl&tesesa Rstss esA Oir xsaasa
hN0sAo 1fSabesS
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MantuaD II. Co.,

80 Warren, Gdc @aurd Ctr. q. .
Sizes ssal'des uno @obres sdidt elm. 6reimorf
IN Nahipap u. Co., 50 9barten Gde Gburb Str., Me-
TORT. Musfunft. 9auIsnoe m'rtb miro ss,b"en 'ro'
,bidf
, 1877-06-05

nj aEt anherea saHerx.ansbsttsn eata.tea ests r -
90 etsrunsex br Masen.patIeitit az bur& trblt&t
as!ast cher btftiss g%rialtuns. aDsnn sM Spite aid
eseeerie stIssua uns Der Rsrgsr IN 5ols, ss6.a u.a, bin.
~ lr&pdAts 6paem srltsst ban lrateAsa an(an etns
tEfdltsaG NJ I'd dnst perfsn ssu trdfhsr @tfunbbet
~ st@t q ccratt ans DH hsrlbmteaen Gerits
seas fl Gdns sen 6&uiasfuts Ia ben trhen Staettu te.
Aanbds. h&trs stns gHssabms tsrs aafmtslian.tstt ~
q asf " 9ssxlt-nns VA Unhsaans ssreaat, hautt ~
eYftfea, sel4s su Patient u 10 utmmt tia at&t fru&t
~ 0eAntssa ssfsrlaGtH akS nt&t sasA ben &lrper -
IA ssb tkm eatsehu car ldat sbn IN aisaisea 6sA
nssA mi (4IeAts RAbruss " htasA
, 1877-06-05
Railways Ready Relief,
iyieber urb faltes 1sieber.

Gieber une We@{.T,eber far 30 Gents surirt. q
si:bt Rein 6ellmittel IL Der gDslt. ,psIte, Siebsr umh
g9etieIiieber uno a. i~rnftisen permanbi,u Qranibei.
fise 6isber {btntn bard WaSi ,aS's piaen abcst oIisn
nire) 10 raid bsisitist ala N lDUas's Rsiss xstisfs
80 QfntS ber fSIoios. "
, 1877-06-05

6pDermpr Sapes. s ms'T i&i sse &,
fentlidben Dienfe. @oaitdnbia unb perlaiae. Gou
oihjieaer Quele enooi1rt. geltene Geleaenbeft
fur Msentcu. Sidert @ub ioiort 1trrsfortHm.
gpeaen Girtulare uno 8ebiu0unasu ,penee man I3
orr an 3. Bride u. 60. 767 Broad ne ,WQ. 4QB2an
, 1877-06-05
e@mebif@ Bitters.
2n axS &rduteriIiten

q. 0ebs 4S StTtxabdt Selrea er1eds tn tnAA
~ fAsebtf9u aru I'd hrn pfGtnfa afflt&en 5srfausE-
udAs a fsA anf suen fbdlea bu Grit 81 featt, he ,
HAI4ee 8AIs@ft Sewila &riaiu sab Va &ytssa Of
Ia Ana - kHyt3tfAnttbek ~
, 1877-06-05

OtutfeintssnA
Nstsrssnes Dtat n III 1Gz,htsfsAs ~ ofElsaAe0
saS (saes delbaftts &Tsni1 eten.
1sntsaSf1I&Ss.
TAAtea, 0txsu. 1ssA nasfeu~ ssaosaSus AssaA
, 1877-06-05

M unetlssas 3ranIsatts nab w ntskanHAs Dt,sak
hnI es1ldtea tAna steaah ~ flb ttssnnsa ssrSss
ntas steraa4. - rGAsestA Dh.srs~ eenas sa1 ~
3awft,un9 nne W Iefte eSuf Ia ebensenasnteu M
st.s striHrtnesa. Den pateatsl stsS ssftbliar 81
ssaadnlist 0t(natbdt lurldgseebss ssS 40 ~ ~
&tterset ast I'd kIl ptsAu aA
, 1877-06-05

y = = HssdtI4es. M sssus uasasneHs q
teI asIfApe9l4 tetset ~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

nation, and should there be any doubt after
examination, of their coming within the regu-
as not to be entitled to exhibition in competi-
ton, they will report the fact to the Board of
Directors, that such course may be adopted as
the case may require.
II. The Committee will be careful to exam
inc everything entered, and as there will be no
general discretionary list they may recon-
mend premiums on articles possessing merit,
Notwithstanding no premiums may have been
offered for such articles Awards of this kind
shall be subject to the approval of the Execu-
tive Committee.
49, The standard Herd Book will be consid-
cred sufficient evidence of the purity of the
blood OF cattle, yet there may be equally salts
factory evidence of the purity of the blood of
animals that are not in the Herd Book. Great
care must be taken in this matter.
10. Committees will be careful to put on the
badges denoting the premiums, as they make
cnd; and especially careful that the badges and
reports agree.
90 The Chairman of each Committee, when
handing in his report, will assist the Clerk in
making a correct copy of it, so there can be no
mistake as to the meaning or intention of the
Committee.
will be required to file pedigree of the same
with the Secretary of the Society.
~ One dollar per day will be charged for
forage to those who enter any animal in the
following lists for competition, and then fail
or refuse to exhibit in their proper class, when
notified so to do by the Superintendent of such
class, or by the cn1ef or assistant Marshal.
90. All premiums not called for on or before
the first Monday in January after the Fair, will
be considered donated to the Society. This
does not apply to winter premiums.
A In case the receipts of the Society are
not sufficient to pay the premiums in full, the
same Will be paid pro rata.
TICKET SYSTEM.
The Annual Membership Ticket will admit
the holder, his wife and two children to the
grounds during the Fair. This ticket is $l.00.
One 25 cent ticket will admit one person once.
Two % cent tickets will admit a horse and ri
der.
Two % cent tickets will admit a one-horse We
hcle and driver.
Three 25 cent tickets will admit a two-horse
vehicle and driver.
Four % cent tickets will admit a four-horse
vehicle and driver.
Each occupant of a vehicle. other than the
driver, must have a 25 cent ticket.
Children under ten years of age will be adj
mitted free.
PREMIUM LIST.
DIVISION A-HOrses, Jacks and Mules.
7. S. Cameron, Superintendent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14
WALKING MATCH.

Match will take place for a>purse of $50; so for
first So for second and 81 for third. for span of
horses to walk mile heats, best 3 in 5. and haul
1900 lbs on lumber wagon; to enter and to
start. Ten per cent charged on entry. The
gait must be good square walk, such as a
team would be expected to use in hauling a
pillow or reaper.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

NO SuIky FLOWS TO be used. Time will not
be the only criterion to judge by; the quality
is what will be taken into consideration. All
the work will be required to be done within Il
reasonable time Flowing must be done inside
of the Fair Grounds, on land reserved for that
purpose. Each person must furnish his own
pillow. Flowing with horses the man will be
expected to drive.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

Carriage and Matched Horses and Single Bug
Ey Horses will be shown in harness and tested
for speed and endurance. Single horses will be
shown and driven in alternate heats with doll-
BILE teams. Draft horses to be tested by Com
mittee on Grounds by hauling load on stone
boat.
Class 5-Sweepstakes.
Best Stallion of any age or breed, show
ing the best lot of colts under one year
of age and not less than three in num-
utT. s-U w
y purse Of $50 will be paid to horses that
have never been trained divided as follows
LIST S25; I'd SIS; Sd so. This purse is intended
for farmers horses to try their speed. Horses
that have been trained will not be allowed to
enter for this purse. Four to enter. three to
start Ten per cent charged on entry.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14

10: When there is no competition, moth
ing in a class deserving a premium, Commit
tees may withhold it at their discretion
10. The Judges of Stock, if not satisfied as to
1he regularity OF the entries in their respective
classes will apply to the Secretary for infor-
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-14
Glass 10-Working Cattle


Best Bull, of any age or breed. ....sl5 90
= Bull. showing best ) Calves . 10 90
Herd of Cattle q bull, fe-
males) owned by one man.. 10 90
DIVISION C-Sheep and Hogs.
c. H. Jakway, Superintendent.
Class 13-SheeD
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-08

Stanley Matthews, in presenting the re-
publican case as to the Florida electoral
vote, said that If the returning board, ere.
ated by state law, did its duty, 'however
mistaken, however clouded with error,
however Gf you please tainted by
fraud, and did ascertain and did declare
how many votes for particular sets Of
" ELECTORS had been cast, and did certify
land declare the persons who were elected
" electors, that ends all inquiry here. "
William M. Evarts went a step further and
declared, that if the electoral college was
composed entirely of ineligible persons,
the vote must he counted-that is to saw,
the national constitution must stand aside
for the certificate of a state returning
board. We refer to this, not for the pur-
pose of combating the doctrine so an
nounced, but simply as showing the ur-
gent necessity of providing, in some way
for enforcing the prohibitions of the consti-
tuition, and of preventing presidential cleo
tions being determined by fraud. Where
the power exists to remedy these things, if
1t exists at all, has been an open question.
at least since 1887, for then Felix Grundy,
Henry Clay and Silas Wright urged upon
congress to "settle by some permanent pro-
" vis;e--" ""n.ouor the respective colleges
of electors in the different states should
" decide upon the qualifications of their
own members, or congress should exer-
" else the power" Will forty years more
elapse before permanent provision" is
madep
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-08

New York city Is in peck of trouble.
Not only is her municipal debt, per capita
and in proportion to property, the largest
in the world, but the aggregate value of the
foreign commerce, during the year 1876,
for all the ports Of the United States, ex-
cept New York, exceeded that of the pre-
ceding year by eleven millions of dollars,
while that of New York fell off ninety
three millions of dollars and now the rail-
roads are all discriminating against her,
carrying grain from Chicago to Liverpool,
by the way of Portland, Boston or Phila-
delphia, twenty-one cents cheaper than by
New York. The reason of this falling off
in foreign commerce and this discrimina-
ton in freights is obvious enough. The
cost of transhipment from railroad termini
to tide water is so excessive in New York,
that the difference between seventy-six and
fifty-tive cents in the rate of freight on
grain does not make the routes even-and
this discrimination and the falling off in
foreign commerce will continue until more
rapid and cheaper transit is obtained in
New York city.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-08
Personal.

Maggie Mitchell had o narrow escape
from death at De Bars theater, st. Louis,
last Thursday evening. AS the curtain
dropped the chandelier fell, making hole
In the stage close by her.
A clergyman has asked permission ia
witness the execution of the Newark muir.
derers on Friday, alleging that he thought
1t would be help to him in writing his
sermon, but the heartless authorities re-
fused.
Two superanuated actors and a superin.
tendent are the only occupants of the
splendidly furnished mansion of Edwin
Forrest In Philadelphia, which he left as a
home for the impoverished members Of his
profession.
Senator Thurman is a great sufferer
from neuralgia. During the ten days pre-
ceding last Friday he had scarcely slept at
night, or been free from pain an hour dur
ing the day time.
The will of p, p. Bliss has been admitted
to probate. He left property of $4,000
30 that his mother and two children will
not be left destitute, even II the collections
now being made all over the country do
not amount TO large sum.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-08
THE RUTLAND DAILY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1877

de might be opened with Canada, and
market taken from English manufac-
g, and as iron was then low in Eng
they gave some small orders, which
increased to very large quantity,
as the market in England began to ad-
Q. Upon these importatlons the pipe
made upon which drawback was
ned. They have also exported pipe
Q Of American iron, and sometimes in
'ame shipments with that made from
.ish, but as their entries will show,
have always been kept separate, and
'back claimed only on the English
! Nearly all the information which the
rnment claims to have has been OBJ
ID from the books of the company,
III were voluntarily offered TO the
sury agents year ago, and the subject
then thoroughly investigated and
)ped. The first news the company
OF anything further was from the atti-
that appeared in the Boston journal.
are informed that the discharged clerk,
! whom the charge originated, called at
companys office within a month, offer
to get the matter settled if he could
Q some money, which offer was Of
rse promptly declined.-Boston Globe.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-08
"TRUTH AND JUSTICE

In referring to the historical discourse
delivered at the Congregational church,
Sunday to the period of the settlement of
the Rev. Charles Walker in the ministry !;
and to the state of morals in this commu-
nifty at that time-about the year 1898
our "truthful James" around the corner
said at Is an open secret, we believe,
although the fact was not mentioned in
the discourse, that at this time the cord
deu,l 'oas substituted for the cord God By
/" the masons achen reading their liturgy in
the meetings Of their lodge" 1t appears
from this extract that the language was
not used by the Rev. Mr.. johnson, neither
indeed was the idea suggested by him. As
we have had occasion to say before, we do
not believe Mr.. johnson is capable of Civ
ing currency to any such SANDER, but this
community well knows who is capable of
retailing such vile ISLANDERS, and who will
go out of his way and seek the opportunity
for 30 doing. In referring to this state
ment, Tuesday, we endeavored to show
true from the fact that the masons of that
day were such men as Charles K. Williams,
William Page-more of Deacon Page pres
enty-Rev. Joel Clapp, d. d., Benjamin
Lord, Joel Green, Rev. Leland Howard,
Silas II. Hodges, James Barrett, Amasa
Pooler, Lorenzo Sheldon and others who
might be named and that it was impos-
sible to conceive of these men declaring
that they put their trust In the devil rather
than in God, offering up prayers to the
devil, and teaching that the Bible was ded-
icated to the devil and was his gift to man
for the substitution of the word "devil"
for the word Sod in the masonic "litur-
" gy" means all this.
How well we succeeded in our refuta-
ton of this vile SANDER as well on the lly-
ing the dead, may be seen from the
fact that our consistent and truth telling
neighbor makes haste to shift the time
from 1928 back to 1897, and then reiterates
the SANDER as Of the men and masons of
that date but takes pains TO say that ''the
" statement assails no men who at other
times have been masons"-then it does
assail men who were, at that time, 1907
according to the last retailing Of the SLAM
der-and that the institution of masonry
is highly honorable among men, notwith-
standing that 1t has unworthy, dishonor-
able members, of whom the editor of
THE GLoRR is chief" Wonderful con-
cession Terrible onslaught But as the
editor of THE GLOBE has not for years had
any active connection with masonry, his
worthiness or unworthiness would seem to
have but little to do with the matter. We
might retort by saying something about the
church being ETC., etc., Notwithstanding
" that 1t has unworthy and dishonorable"
preachers among whom licentiate that we
wot of sis chief" but II would not add to
our argument, any more than similar per-
sonal fling did to his, and 1t is not our pur-
pose, as 1t was his, to asuail men or institu-
lions.
The date is changed, and the SANDER Is
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-08
The National Tube Works, Boston.

1t Is fortunate for the National tube
works, remarks a contemporary, that their
financial condition is strong, for such an
attack as has lately been made on them,
which does not appear to be borne out by
facts, would ruin company of moderate
strength. The animus of the matter Is
shown by the fact that while 1t was pub
Hshed as special to Boston, it was also
published the same day in the papers of
Pittsburg and other western cities, although
not in 30 gross form. The facts in the
case are learned to be as follows; First,
No notice has been gwen to the company
OF any claim or suit by the government, the
nrst knowledge Of either being obtained
from the article in the Boston Journal of
the 3lst ult. Second, the whole amount of
the drawback claimed OF received from the
government for six years is only Sl8, 600,
instead of $150,009 as reported, and Tor
The last three years only $4,000. For the
last two years no drawback has been
claimed on any goods exported. Third, In
the years 1870 to 1873, the company i'm
ported English iron, on which they paid
the government over 5000, 900 gold as du-
ties, and had on hand all the time plenty
OF English iron, and could have gained no
thing by using American iron and pretend
ing 1t was English. There was no motive
for fraud. In 1870 the company thought