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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-03
JOSEPH WAYNE.

TAMES WILDE, JR., 4 CO.,
- The peoples elothisr, corner Foart' ana
Vine streets, The largest clothing emporium
in the West. Samples and rules for measure
nent sent free.
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E5SINESS DIRECTORY
-oF-
+. DING USES
H.
Cincinnati

XNM. GLENN Il SONS
w whslssai- Breesrs aud dealers in Pro-
visions, Scefs aud DTi,d fruits. IS. - & -
Inc street, hFtwsen Second and PesTl streets
Cincinnati. ohio.
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TINHE " CENT STORE.
Il }. G. Pierce. dealer IN Jewciry, Doll',
Brackets, Chfamos, Books, Ae.. IS and 90
Fountain SqGaIe; Cincinnati. Branch. corner
Fourt. and tiTren streets, L0uisviIie, Ky.
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INR. Z. ROSENZIE
KI-esr, ......f..-... -.

~ Electro unoiorie cure for al kinds Of ncr-
yous and Hheuhistis diseases. Abdominal
Bandages for ehiidrsn's summer eomplBiHI.
Ofse, SOS West Ninth 81. Cineiunati.
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r c. AICHIE.
Os IT'S Vest Fourth stTess-, ClBsinnaii,
Ohio, JtNsler sui deslsF in his Watches, Sill
yer sEd Plated ware. Part eular attention
given ." the repair Of Watcher and Jewslry.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-03

O THOMSk co.
.. Wholesale and retail carpets and oil
cloths, window shades, lace curtains Sc, a
large and we'll selected stock slWavs on hand.
Nos. IT3, IT'S and III Main, near Fourth.
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yNuOs. LIVINGSTON 4 co.
u Manufacturers and importers Of Silk,
Dress goods, Velvsss, Ladies Suits, ClOaks,
Shawls, Dress Trimmings and lRces- Also.
Dress making executed with dispatch At low
prices. 100 West Fourth st., Cincinnati. o.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
Fo1xlGI.

TuRKkY. .
Londob, Feb TIE Porte. i
nosifyiag ~ sprspens.sive. .InA
ofminhter.l ehsnses, alds th4t IL
sultan urgently recomends that the
Grand vizier speedily and completely
developes all these principles estab-
lirhed BY the constitution aod TO
carry ont sllf the lAws asd admins
trstiye institutions appliable 10 the
provinces.
The Pall Mall Gazette speaking
ofthe change says the Sultan had
hec ONE jeals. ef'Afidtat P ashs's n
Huenoe. cha'sds under inpatiesce -
the position to which the energetic
Grand vizier had reduced him, and
lent himself to intrigue, from the
success of which he might hope to re.
cover some what Of the lost imperial
authority, 20 that Edhen Pasbas %.
csssor m.y q purely no .a.is q
meu not one eaaess aand need MOI
foreshadov my shslgs ias Nc pol
i.ical pr0psdts s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

Advancing yean, caro-, ssckseas, iisap-
pointment, and hereafter predispos'tion-
all operate % turn the hair gray, and elsher
OF them fnclines It TO shed prematufely.
AYEH's HAIR YlaoR will restore Adsd or
gray, light and rcd hair to rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired. 1t soilens
snd cleanees the scalp, givint it . healthy
action, and removes ard curcs dandruff and
humor,. Bv its use falling hair Is check.
q, and new growth Will be produced in
all cases where the follicies are no, destroy.
- orslends deQgsd.S Is IL effects are beau
,ifally shown Oh braahy, weak. or sicIi,
hair, 10 which few applications viii pro.
duce the gloss and freshness OF youth
hsFptess and som " ita opes1tion, It Is In.
comD Deraef q dresdAe. ssdb especially
xalnsd .fH ths snn EloS6el I'D r,chness ol
tone II impatts. II costaiSs neiiher oil no,
dye. and will not soil or color white cam
brio; ye is lasts long on the heir, snd
keeps q freah and vigorous.
Eon BALE HI ALL DEALERs.
Sold by Mills 4 Purdy, Yankton. 81
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

Members Of tns council, members Of the,
Legislature. sad mepbers Of The community
In, Eeneral, In want Of . business suit OF q
dress suit Of clothes, VIII do we'll 10 make
cali = Harry KAtss srsst clo,hinx and
gents furnishing goods emporium on Third
ssrese. Yoa will lsve At lea,. twenty fiye
per cent BY making your purchase Of him.
Sc and believe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

W. 8. Goodwin, conpSny A, 9th Wisconsin.
Asa A Aslis, company q. islAiiiinnis, company
yshn Msvid, Dskoh cavalry
David Campbell. %A II ~ ~ 4. q s
A.c. AcAili.n, company D, l2lh = $.
J-k Asson. Con paay II. 3lst N, Y.
Geo II Wells hman company II, I'd J casAlrE.
Edmund Hscke.t. company u, sd n II.
5 EIick lysrson. company K, Isl and I'd MINI
Chas solis, 18Th Mich. companyG.
e Hall, company q. l5lh west virginia.
Joseth Arehamaauit. company !, I'd Nermoei.
Wm- Beaumont, company F,sseth Wisconsin.
ATEnsina 4 Wood, company 4, y Iowa.
pss esmpsy ass,s u sif liiasi.
&c Wiley, comp ny D, 10Th Msss.
RT Wood. 2o7sh Psan.
no Taylor, enncese cavalry.
kos, 10th Wisconsin.
Bs wiliiams, company D, s,h Wisconsin.
a Boy es, company 1, 18th Ind,
Greene, company b, 10th III.
w Bowen, II b Wisconsin battery.
VIM Hoyt. company c, 18th Win.
N Kshnedy, company b, sd uis.
Dautsan, ounpAsy r, asth Wis.
Bennett. company {, Slst Ms.
John Beilhsrz, company b, a7th low. Infantry
kindred, company K, 18Th lows intAntry.
ARZ Dawson. ls.lh Ohis inf.ntry.
Ralph smith, company L, 1ShN heavy art.
infantry.
Joseph Pay. I'd MAss. artillery.
SClArkson, 18th ILLS. cavalry.
Bader. company X. 18th Ills, nfantry.
Warren Osburn, com pany K, I'd MINI Infantry,
lsAac Ksmay, company A, 2ith lows infantry
. Edwards, u Kate, No. IS. Mississippi
8quadrou.
Frank wymau, battery c, Id Rhode Inland.
:! =. ssnbsrn. eompAn. D, OAK cavalry.
Dan Daily coDpeny X. I'd Ohio artillery,
ysSesmitt, company @, isth No infantry,
Joeeph Writ company 4, tstA lows infantry
kingsbrry. 18Th " 10 Sini1ntff.
q Coddirgh n, lst N rihos, mtd.
John keat, coMp.ny q, Ist Macs infantry.
VIM d. mean, chief OF scou army OF Tsun.
Iohu Coles, company u, Sd delaware infty.
James Adams, company u, ist Penn reserves
q Bancroft, company b, lith Ills casalry,
y Hsgic, company ID. 1lth Mo infantry.
Bernard hohsn. company b, 9Th iswa cavalry,
N B Kent. company l, 4sth vol. inny,
James bayiseconpAny I, ", b Ills Infantry,
KEN, company I. 18th HE infantry, s
Atonzo ooss, company l, Ills infantry,
COMPANY \ DAKOTA xtIITlA
7 u Ziebach, captain AsjwP Lyman
David Fisher, LIST lieut. J s. Presho
John Lawrence, I'd lient VIM Werdebaush
Gso k,ng.eury, order, Stone
" sergeant JRHanson
Newton Edmunds JBGrscnway
y i sramblr Geo \ Proper
y Ash Armstrong
Mm Miner Henry Arend
" m bOrdeno John Aiseth
Ooed Footc Peterson
John stanage CPPicotts
4ooRy radiey Rev u Hoyt
I9nskpNtfs a. asss e + Roastsueehe.
WeaAtsgtOh Red Enns Stat snnn
L1nen &&FS Jas AAilen
>. et Iuce Henry Arcnd
nt0i nc kobeart 9gEs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

LATER.
The elsciorAl CON miss on by ]. vsss
4 d $ asalasst ! have decided thas
no evidence can be admitted or con-
sidered By them in the Fiorid. CASE
The ynriors electoral cer,ifi.
Gates and such evidence as shall be
submitted on the question Of the
eligibility of Humphreys as : pfes.-
dential ebctor.
The vote STOOD IL favor Of this de-
cision: Justices Strong, Miller and
Bradley; sena,ors Edmunds, Morton
and Frelinshuysen; and Representa-
tives G.rdeh.nd Ho.r.
Against, ] ss.ices Clifford and Field /;
Senators Thurman aud B.y.rd; and
Representatives. Payne, Hunton, and
Aoeo'.s y = q !.
The commission adjourned until
eleven o'clock tomorrow when the
proceedings viii be in public.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

nsa4AeEyse, s>xsi.r v.ssss ses,
sud > iaceI figure, fbil ID prc1sce ,hsts
due elect ifthe complexion ID defaced With
pimpies or blOtches. or the skin is rough
OF har,h. To remedy these defects nse
dLEKss syLrups Soar.
HILI1AAfa Dss restore, the tinee Of
youth 10 9tay Iee9s. ~a4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
Notice 10 MACK KILLERS ant
yAai lae SPORTSMEN. s

Great reduction In shot guns, riAes,sre-
voiveu and IN kinds of anmuni.ioD. atI
Wagner Bros. Eus. .ssoss, Barleigh's block
Rrosdsay- VIII IN saspowdef for 80
centssA pOuAd.s Nsa isas1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1eaiovay's Ointment, Erysipelas and all
inaataatory diseases yield 10 dillgent use OF
this powerful preparation, In The foot, hand and
neck, their approach shoatd becheckcd,ai once
II supneratioI ensaes, danger Ia Imminent, and
the knife cannot be employei without jeorsrd-
ixing life. rhlsIointment will remove the iisor.
der, without cutting Of = ssass FFss
hsx or pot.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
WAsHIIoToK..
HANK fA1Arron.

il HANK TAXATION. rs
NsshisG ,sn. Fsbss IL. IIG hoe Way1
and srsss connatte > ~ bod 80
mens urging the repeal Of all federal lax
alton on circulating deposits aud The caol.
tai OF banks
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

4 There Will be = special communication
Of Yankton Chapter No. /, ON "Wednesday
evening, Feb. Nh, ior work. bojourning
brethren are cordially invited. v
r n. ZfKpAcu, n. P.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

Al persons indebted for delinquent pr
sopal psoperty tax, arc requested TO settls
the same forthwith, and thus avoid ex.
pense. r. scHsAuBER,
. County Treasurer
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
NEW ceeM.

G, Eisenap4 O., hase jsst received I
general assortment Of dry GOODS and arc
prepared sssin 70 snpplY the wants OF the
public Ia The dry goods line. s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
DEATH or n NorRp rxs1.N

DEATH OF a HoTKp rESIAN
New York, Feb.7--John O'M.l-
hony, the web known Fenian leader
died last evening At his residence in
this city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

+ Lost, aSgeses bsslsu bskween Chs.
Eisesaes house on Douglas ays1lse md
Broadway or Capital. street. A 1ibeni
reward win be paid for the return to Chas.
Eisenan
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
Mates FOR sale Or Trade. .

have two s.>an Of good number oas
mules that viii sell or trade on very ia
yorable terms. Apply to or address
u @ JAkH HxrRlcK,
Lakepott, Nnk.onCo., d. T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

ahsssr 81 n.
Nos Cures Cenis.
! Rrssss, Oonstigattoa. tnAsmmations, g
Crying Cole, Of fscikiny o. Infan.a Is
I biarrhux. Of children OF adnlis = n
Dyaen,sry. Gripping. bilious collie Is
Cholera Aorbas, Vomiting. IS
Oonghs, colds, bronchitis, Is
Ncnraigis, toothAchs, faceAche, 70
9 Headaches, sick headaches, sGffiga, IS
10 Dyspe .siA, bilious stomach rs
u Suppressed, or painful periods, Is
ls Group, Cough dimcult hrsA, ,hing. IS
4 Sal. Rhsnm, eIysipelas, eruptlons, rs
- Rheumaliam. Rheumatic pains -
II Piles. blind os bleeding. "
Is ophthslmy, and sore or weak eyes, 70
y oatarrh, AGATE or chronic, influenza, 90
~ WhoopipG cough, violent coughs. q
y Asthma. oppressed breathing 60
:. sesoiuia, enl.rsed Eland., dwellings, g
. General debility, p6ysical weakness 30
% Dfopsy and seanty secrs,ions, 90
z. Sea sickness. sickncss from riding ) so
~ Kidney disease gravel, 80
voluntary discharges, 20
- Sore mouth, cankcr, 80
. Urinary weakners, ve,t,ns The bed o.
81 Painfu! periods, with spasns, 4. SO
- Disesrs of heart, pAlpttAiions &c, 90
IS Epilspsy. spaims, St. fitus dance, 50
~ Dtphtherla, ulccrsted sore throat 20
33 Chronic cungestions and eruptoni,/ 56
FAMILY CASES.
Care, Morocco with IS largo yiAls ana manual oi
directions .......................... $40 u.
Case, morocco, OF 70 large Walls and book oc
~ These remedies arc sent by the case or single
box TO any part OF tha country, free Of charge Oh
receipt of price. Addrcss
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK
For sale by all druggists.
Mills 1 Purdy and g. W yAnderhule 4 Go.
Agents At YAnkton. n3seow4wly
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

HoNssoBssp6t4when YOU want
choices huttsr 60 to Walter n.
Carr's and you-oan get It.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
NJ EV IUENVE
EXCEPT as to the Eiegibllity
Of Electors.
-
Aud the Various Electoral
Certificates
! Nov ,,.all tAis Ansst Ar. Crosin
OF Oregoa.
The Peculiar and Remarkable
Manner In Whlch the,
Great Non. Partisan
Comm isslUa
ITY Voted.
The Presidsat MakSss,

Washington, Feb. 4; lao p. nj,
The elecsorAl oos,uission, which met
this morning At ten o'clock. are still
in secret session.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

ssO0s Ps@SSuVSu " = ptS0e3t
Resosed ThAtall q soldiers Of thssaiea
army in ,he Ate rebelkos. present toaieA,,
organize themselves Into . psrmaaSot or
nia1tloe a1d tlat sll pssssas furnish tie
isscsseazy viii thelr aane, company, regi,
ment and staae. and that such record b
kept by the secretsry OF such permanent
organization for faturs reference.
Hoa, D. G, Hagle, OF olive,, was intro
duosd, md dsliysrsd brief bu. patriotic
addssss In psspoase TO Tho toast THE Old
Fhg." saa asls 4pa -
Song BY III qasrtstte, /" The Red, White.
and Blue, With chorus BY ths audiescs.
To tie tssst, Oar Fallen Comrades =
Hoa. G.. B. Yaisniins gave q touching re.
spouse. ga
Z Trann Tr,anp, Tssnp.s 81 the quar-
tsate, gave . musical tnterluds. after which
Col. R. T. Wood, ot Springfield. took the
platform and responded to Tho toast, 1.-The
Army" @fs5.
Alter Mr. Woods brief address, the basd
struck mp = popular air, Ard during The
paayisx each soldise plcssat handed his
nams to Tie secrstary for prsservseisa I'D
Essned spoa tAe minutes q tAe orgaaiza-
tto0s = E1rfay7te 8 X "a ts5sa III
70 ~ toast. ! The N,yy,"' Rev. g. 8.
CoddleGeos, e Dsookisss ooanty, gsys 4
pasaniag lsaeasse. v. I5.s.. = ! x ~ :
HonA Sweet Home." ~ .ths bssd
cisssA ~ Rsular snsseisssi Of ~ evealng
= anananoA - ~ nrnarnn,ne n,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
THE DAKOTA LEalsLATURE.
TWELFTH SESSION.
lseu,s..
CONTINUED ffom yesterday ]
INTRopuCTloN on unIa.


CONTINUED ffom yesterday
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr. Van TAssei--A memorial TO the
postmaster general, asking for mail service
on mail route No. s5o25 from Paxton post.
ofiles u Dsadwood, ID. r.
BY Mr. InmAn-A memorial for mail ser.
vice on the route of Vermiliion to Sioux
Falls
On motion Of Mr. ClArkson the rules
were s,spesdd. md the nenorial Intro
ducrd BY Mr. Van TtsseI read spcosd and
third time and passed.
COUNCIL BILLS
No l8, for an vet TO establish territori.
al boa. d OF immigration, WAS resd = first
and second times, aud referred TO the spc.
cial committee on immigration.
No. 8. . memorial foE . knd grant from
Ysnkton 10, the Black Hits, was read I
sccOed and third timss aud passed.
noUsE Hills
No. AZ. for IN cot to provide for contest
tsA The election OF county officers aud to
prescribe the manner OF proceeding there.
ip, Mas read second lime, and referred 10
the JUDICIARY csinmtttee,
No. *, d,nuiDg Tie dutie, Of the county
commissioners OF Bon Homme county IN
certain cases, was resu third time, aud
he qnuakaoa belOx on It's Passage, the bill
Was re ejsctedhy ! vuic of Is .o1i.
The aoussahsn .ytnl inlo oscoinnlltee of
the whole Cd house file No. fs, bill TO cs
tahllsh code OF civil procedure.
A message fum the council informed the
hons. 4 hat .hs council had pas sed
Council bill No. IL, TO regulate the made
OF procedure in cases oil contested clecti00s
OF the members of the legislative assembly;
Cooncii bill No.as, To- lssalize the on.
cialsc,s Of certain serNsoral officers there-
in named also
Council bill No So, 70 establish courts 10
the counties Of Lawrence, Pennington asd
Custer #
Also, that he scoascil had passed houae
ale No. 81, to provide for tho locaIIon ard
Of certain highways from the
Mtssoafi fisef se HE Bisek Hills
Also, that The report OF the conference
com0iiiee on house file No. 2, had been
concurred In by the council.
The committee Of the whole, After 70.
nduiAg ssuEs time in session, arose, 70.
posssd progrcss, and askcd leave to sit
again
The house thsu adjosrned nstil oan.
tomorrow. A
AFTERNOON sEssloH.
ThS president stated that the engroasins
clerk had not attended TO the duty assign.
I'd him-that Of writing up The Journal
aaA aftsr sons dI.s 10 spss the subject
n Wallscsgmqsed thas u sagross,ng
cesk Be rcu6yst froa Aspnaki lion.
Amer tursA6 ai1ssa = AadF 20 e1plsns.
uon BY the. sagrossiag clerE. 1[r. Nless
moved TO lay The motioa Of Mr. Wallses OF
the table. The motion prevailed
: House nle %, 70 incorporate he city Of
Bismarck vaaS SAken up and passsd unanI.
aonsly. L !
UNFINISHED DusINEs,.
Mr.. Bailey offered resolution recsll.ne
ooaocilhll - frsa lAe house for tbs pas-
pose Of correction, which was sdogeal aad
III ross BY which the bill passed was ss.
considered.
Cnnncll hill IA fnndin~ ths {rxl.htAdnc.s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07

ThA season being somewhat advanced
viii cacss 0atsay, ssaiis stock Of ovsscoas
and other hsayy clothing and winter un-
deTvsa' ss COST HAanr KAr1.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
The Boys in Blne.

Continued from Fourth Page A+s6
much Of your time in depicting scenes
and incidents familiar to nearly every
soldier.
While the rebellion lated, my time
strength and weak abilities ~erc Civ
en- to the cause Of the Union, and to-
day, though the bones 81 my right
arm are crumbling in the soil Of Vir-
-ginia, do not regret that 4 shared
the dangers Of battle aud suffered loss
therein in fighting for the flag of our
common country. We fought no
cowardly enemy, hut AnericAns like
our own northern boys, recklessly
brave.
Byron has said.
To tght In glorious cause
And fer country
IL the best once Of he best Of mep
And 70 dcCtinr when lhese motives urge
Ia lnfany bcnea a cowards 6sseness.
have glanced hastily At some Of
the principal battles of. the war, have
merely touched upon my own person
al experience and now in closing real.
ize that my pen has recorded compar.
stively nothing. The experience of
every soldier is volume that speaks
out more eloquently than any human
tongue or pen can-that experience
tells the bloody story with uneripgl
accuracy, in letters recorded in indel.
iblc characters upon the dealhless
soul. We can all 60 back upon the
swift wings Of memory, through the
dim aisles Of the receding years, and
read out our own personal history,
and@6ght our battles over. We can
visit the graves Of comrades who rest
peacefully nav in the valleys, in the
quiet wood, on the slopes of storm
riven mounsains, and beseath the
loil q the crs,ad plains OF the south.
We oan, and God forbid that wc
should ever forget 10 revere their
aemory, May they sleep in peace,
until the last revellie sbaIl arouse
them 70 meet in the great roll call Of
the God Of battles.
Yua fsithfai Asra3ds blazoued stone q
wirA nounfal pride shall fell "A a
Wnea naay vanished ~ kath Aown, 81
The stssy how - fell. Hs 81
Nor wreck, nes eAonGD, nor wintsr's nix'.e
NSf uneS Fy0ofssl lsas dooa
, 1877-06-25
A MALICIOUS CRITICISM.

II Presidont HAYES were tho kind OF
man to weary In we1l-tloiuR, lo might \bo
,1iacouro1ot1 1,v thn r,nnn.snir;ts1. n mt mr.
,,,.l,. ws.,iaiosn x,oa,,;.,, .,.1. -, 81.
'9A.' '4A, .AA"s aleo ''"
c17ll"sceslco WorA ny tnoso WHO AAVo adVer-
used tho loutlcst professions of devotion to
Civii-Soryico Reform. That President who
I. 1,n,,,,u,, ;1,,,, III, 1,o.t ,t,ot ~, h,,,1o,
"eas w. Oso' '""s e''4 w uoao'
uaaer our 6yh'eM ana la"s, 10 estaoAsa
thorough alll efficient systom Of actual serv.
ico among Goyorntncnt ofIlcihla nni ern.
,,t,vo, ut,o,,,, Hri or1u ,,r,,,;o,t .,ri1,n,
t.o,, ,,sata.',,.a s r;., .a...Iaa sss".s,@.. ~
ao,e. ,,, +, ~, ,1o,,r ',o.o r. .a.t,.,,..
~. 49, ,,.s4 1,.o,a,e a..I ...,oa,.,.., .rs.s. %
~ 1900, 49,. '..s. sFf ~ H. "..".,.;,s, :,
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md .i,am. tls At tho bcst. only a ,noddc,l an.
pl!cat,ou ,os tho spuils systeu. athoush In truth
there Il n" system or certainty about II tts no
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will uot bs ~ elect; they will b merely instances
, 1877-06-25

England Is @luinG1'H nskailco at her navy
OF unwioldy monates. aud asking herself II
itpays 10 build and keep ur acets Of ponder.
Qua arlnoa boats that aro ot TO avail agalnst
tie torpedo. Tho effort to carry tho heaviest
Guns under slo protection OF an impenotra.
bio azmor has resulted in tho reduction Of
tAe number Of ships aud uu,nhor Of glus,
AID tho question il debated seriously whoth-
er much smaller boats would not 10 moro
effective. Tho introduction OF tho torpedo
has materially altered tho notion Of uoso
who advocated The mammoth engines Of war
that now constitute tho british navy. autl It
's very probable that Tue whole aspect will
soon DO changed.
, 1877-06-25

Mr., Sc1,ouAN's tarliucss in bringing his suit
awat1,st Jutlrc lIt,roy suprr,ts thc infereuco
tint ho prefers leaving his yonrcaucc To be
worked out by the members Of tho ten tribes.
III the outset the bankers position was NIL cx-
ccl1cnt one. A survey Of nil the facts shows
lin to layo been slamciully nbusedt an.1, had
Ac actcd on his own responsibility, lc would
ltavc yindlcatcd himsclf and his religious prcot-
icctions, and become second MOSES to tho Is
raclitcs all over the world. Thu statcl reason
for Ills rejection from HtLros's hotel was q tluo
ground on which to cstabtsha fight, wherein he
WIS certain Of victory anl lnlrcls. but Mr..
gELr0sfAN chose IN iit-atlvfscd course, and by
, 1877-06-25

To tho congregation Of Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn the first object Of worship IL
Bkrcusn, mud tho next tho Plymouth collcc-
ton of hymns, and ono 1nny fanoy tho lor-
ror that settled down on tl!o church when
Deacon liu1cntSsoS WAS detected in subsli-
tuting new hymn-book. Taking away tho
old collection was like cartiug OF tho rock Of
agea for Il cornerstone to MI opposition
church, antl the row raisel IN Plymouth, MI.
til tint book WIS restored, wns far moro
exciting than auy effort ever 1at4le over the
dorcictions Of its pastor.