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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
A Badly Matched Team.

A Badly Matched Team.
Among The first things q coupe
have to do upon getting married is
to accommodate themselves to each
others walk, aud in this accommo-
dation they don't always succeed
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs M'Nabb, Of the
Second Ward, have an especially
hard time i'll this respect, and are
little better OF than they were at
the beginning Of the honey moon,
Mr.. MNabb is tall and lean, with a
stride of about yard, and Mrs.
M Nnbb is short and dumpy, with q
step carefully estimated by her
husband at about six inches on ap
average SO when they first began
walking together the effect was odd.
There was the "patter, patter,
patter," of Mrs. NINabb's short
PAGES, with the heavy "thump" of
her husbands footsteps coming in
at intervals, and the effect was
simply ridiculous. At first the
conversation between them was this
way:
"Oh, Augustus dear, please do
take little shorter steps"
"Why, Angelina, I'm walking as
usual; can't you step little longer,
darling?"
But he didn't take shorter ateps
nor she longer onos, because it was
Il practical impossibility in either
case, and after Il month or two their
conversation ran more interesting
ly.
"Augustus, don't take such horrid
strides. Tn not a giantess."
"No evidently, you're less like a
glantess than q beetle. DO you
suppose I can 'patter' along to keep
time with your six-inch hops ?
Nonsense
At the end of tho first half year
the two never went without q quar-
rel. Sho'd break out every time:
"Iou're beast, Augustus I'd as
soon walk with big pair of shears
No gentleman would straddle SO
with lady on his arm, you brute =
"That'll do, madam It's hard
enough to force man to literally
carry you, without insulting him !
You'll die of inanition yet, and next
time I'll marry woman with more
legs and less tongue This things
an Internal nuisance !"
And then they gave up walking
together for O. year or more. Fin
ally, as necessity sometimes COM
ralled them to- 60 out together, it
WAS arranged between them that in
walking he should keep timo with
every third step of hers, and the
plan works, after a fashion. AS
they go along the sound is "patter,
patter, thump!" "patter, patter,
thrmp! and it's funny. The only
difficulty abont tho device is that
three Of her steps fall q fraction
short Of one Of his, and every other
minute she his to wriggle and hop
or he has to halt and stumble to
allow her to catch up. They are an
unhappy couple, and all because the
distances from their bodies to the
groung vary SO much.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

A Troy man wanted his 5000
horse clipped SO that he would
SHINE, and few days after clipping
the animal was shining up to bone
yard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

Women who shiver at the sight Of
door ajar, or OH open window, will
endure tho impact of n frosty mous~
tache as serenely as if a sunbeam had
slid over them.--Broohlyn Argus
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

White lndressed kids are the fa
vorite glove for street wear, as they
bear cleaning usually we'll. E
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
ALSO,

- One iron-grny marc. three COWS ana
three calves. +. .l5s s.a,a '"a,'.,.
This sale is for the purpose Of
ff21reclosing a mortgage given to me by
ne Henry d Rush and Mary A E.Rush, of date
forms Of sale, CASH. #,,.
Purchaser to pay for papers Z ]" . IS" !.
jan ot ,%I:11jt ,ss r. Il. CLARKE. +
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

LOVE IN PUDL1c.-On the arrival of
the express train from the East YES
terday morning, q gentleman, whose
wife--a lady of fine appearance
had returned by it, sprang upon the
platform of the sleeping car in
which she had travelled, and met
her at the doorway. In second she
was gathered to his bosom, and he
hugged her and kissed her, smooth
ed down her hair, patted her on tho
back, kissed her more and more,
backed off to arms length, inspected
her critically, and then tried anoth
or hing, all the time oblivious of the
presence Of a score or more of peo-
pie, who were anxious to get in or
out of the car, tho door Of which he
was blockading. The lady was the
first to realize the situation, and
remarking laughingly, "There, that
will do J" she mado her way back
into the car, blushing like q rose,
while the crowd that had Witnessed
the little scene smiled audibly.-
Sacramento Union,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

lfyour tongue is coated or if you
have bad breath, take q dose of
DR.. Bulls Pills. Price. 25 cts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

If it isn't professional" for doc
tor to advertise, it isn't right for
newspapers to mention the number
OF patients he kills weekly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

! Six churches in New York city
have been notified to enlarge their
means of exit.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

Doctor LeMoyne, the cremator,
taa two more bodies placed at his
disposal. Now, "if a body meet a
body co min ithro the fire" what will
happen :? 1l1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

JUDGE CARpENrER's DEo1sroN---The
decision of Judge Carpenter would
fill about four columns of our paper.
and we will content ourselves with
tho substance of it, as follows: =.
l. That D. n. Chamberlain was
not legally installed as Governor of
South Carolina.
2. Wade Hampton was not legally
installed into the office of Governor
of said State.
3. The Governor holds his Office
for two years, and until his success
sor is chosen and qualified; and az
there has been no legal qualification
OF his successor, d. Il. Chamberlain
is lawfully in the possession of tho
executive office and entitled to dis
charge the functions of the same
until such qualification takes place.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

Sinene 1nb 0eirtpeberei, 6an6i6ubnG6eret,
Mai6tnenfabt citation, 0orlndberet, Strob>
flehteret, !Sol;bre6Slerei, 8lehtpaaren7
iIn6 Decentralization, !6ol3ipielpaarenfaz
Irritation, SombourIn1ttaeret' Npgle1ost955
bau &C., uno Der Wodlea Sed0ten It
bstrGot Bel Der Sptbenfloppelet 1 Otarf bis
/ W}arf 20 8f. (25 bis 80 Gents!!D unb
idfponft BET BEN ibrigen 5tpii6en 3 = bod
items 6W1arf (75 Gents bis $3.50
etnem Gtnfomr1en, bon tpel6em in ben
meiiten fGlen gan3e 6amilten, oft
po n 6-S &opfen nnb mebr Ieben
m ii en- pber-ollen
Sier5u fomnlt aber, baB es neben 6ieien
10 unsurei9enb 8er6ienenoen eine auBer>
or6entlt9 groBe @n5abl 9tebt, bic arr
bettsf dbig, aber bolltdnot9
bro51os ftn6, ur6 3tpnr mad 3Gblung
in 80 Srten r1tnbe1tens 1000 (bapon 1000
in G6emnib) unb u1ter bieier 3abl fino
sum- groBten Tbetle SamtltenpQter
81 periteben,"
9aS iin6 benn ouerbings fiird)terli9e
3uftGnbe, BET 6enen iebem fiiblenoen Wfen7
i6en bas Ser3 i'm Qetbe I6ner tperoen
muB. gs lit nt6t SIT bel geiagt, baB
biersulanbe ieIbit Nlmoi enempfGnger,
6tootarme paupers), 10 melt es Bic eisentz
lt6e 2ebeusnotbburft an Gien unb Grim
fen betrtft, I'M @erglet3 nit ben unglufz
ieligen 8ebern uno SptBentlopplert,
lelb It tDenn btele Nrbett baben,
nod tpte Die Tiiriten le5en. y1ur aueln
Ous, mas in elmer Stabt tpte S9icdgo tag
tGgli@ an gta6rungsmttteln p r. 10 ii tet
pirb, - nur aIetn bas 8rob, tpel6es
tpegge16mt1fen tptrb, neil IS ein btS6en gu
trpden lit, pIrbe fir 6unberte Der l1nz
gliidli6en, beren @ o d en- perbtenit SDiz
iGen 25 Gents unD 81 so l9mantt, cine
rei1li6ere uno before gfabrnng abgeben,
ais btejentge, nit tpel6er iie iebt ben SUM-
gertoo abtpebren mu1ien.
Oils 1915 in Srlan6 6un9ersnotb
9erri9te, tpurben bon SrlGnberntn Nmerifd
gauge S6tffSlQ0ungen boil 2ebensmtttel
~binausgel6idt. SoIten ii6 nt6t- aud
tpenn man Die gtotb IN Sa6ien ni6t als
cine alIgemetn beuti6e, lonoern nur ais
cine G6it16e Qngelegenbett betra6ten
mill, in ben M~derbauitaaten beS @eitens
senug SQ6ien ftrben, I'M %tuent9itens etnige
gtlenba1n : Wo9enlabungen boil 8orn,
Ofebl unb Sal5fleiI9 fir bte 6ungern6cn
i'm Gr5gebirge 3uiammen3ubrtnsen ltnb 10
btel @el0 ais n0tbig ipGre, Inn Sic TraGt
5u be5ablen ? - Die 3eitung fam in einem
iOlden Sale Die Qlnre9ung un6 tbreu
eDent. 8ettrag geben, mltB aber bic f0rm1z
li6e 8eranitaltung elmer Sommlung Qnz
bern iiberIaien. 8eroen ii6 iOl6e btesz
NAL, pie Dor neun Sabren na6 Dem
8ronoe in Sobanne@ eorgerita6t ftnben ?
Der beutl6e @oniul, Or. 9tnfeI,
nIrbe geptB babel nit &atb un6 Ibat sur
9an0 geben. - grtOatlcute, tpel6e oui
eigeue 9te6nung belfen uouen, t0nneu
lire 8ettrGee an Die Sirma S, u. $.
@etBIer, NOrbftraBe go. rs, Qetp3ig
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
4 II 9
" I I: C Z: t + M l. +: .
,tGr fG9t, eS lit auabr."

seneca sails, 9. Nop. 1876.
Serrn s. 81. Gtepeus: .
@ertber Serrl- 90 sic mir sdnslt5 frsmb ftnb, 70
pinIde i'd, bas Sic erfobren, mas VEGETINE fir
mid eetboH bat. Sur Dieienisen, 1peI6e Don Der
Gforte bs Sooes gerettet worbeH iiu6, f6nueu ben
@ertb elmer ioI6en Neotciu ~pirbtssu. SD bin IS
Sabre alt. 8or bret Sobreu wuroe i'd fraut I'M Snme
bGgo (pte bic Doftoren es bteBeH). @odeu lang mar
i'd bettlGeeri9. SD bate bret per16iebene Aer31e, eEz
ping aber Feline Silfe, Feline ainSerung; i'd lit ie6r nub
tOnnte euoli6 gar Hi9t mebr pom Der Gteae. Der
leete 0oftor iagte mir, ba sGbe es feline Silfe; er
f6rnte mid bur6 WtorpbtnsG iuiprikunsen in arme
unH 8eine pieusi@t retteu. Die Chance, oabur@ sz
rettet gu perbeu, Uar 10 serins, bas ID ui6t in bic Ges
fobr ptut9en rHodte. lin bieie 3eit, lag mein Sobn
Sbre &u3eise in nnierem 8latte, Elm !3eusuiB etner
BsriGn, bic al abnli4em aeiSem iebr tront sstpeieu nn6
9ebeilt poroen mar. Wtetu Gobu gins serabepegs
SInm gtpotRsfer!Gben un6 fanite cine Slai6s VEGE-
TINE. Che i'd bic erite Slaise ouSeebraudt bate
iarb i'd srobe 9inheruus; i'd fouute mid i'm Bette be-
we9eu. Nodbem i'd bret GLADDEN. 9ebrau6t hattie. per=
n1otte id ~oulbufsen Lno i'm StmuIer ulnberSugebeH.
Sd ieste ben Gebrau6 Ses VEGTEINE fort nup be-
fam sa6 wenteeu @obeu meine friIbere 9eunbbett
pteoer. GaS rettete mir baS Sebeu, nadz
benz bic GerSte geiaet bdtten, es 9dbe feine 6ilie fir
mid. Seitoem babe i'd tetnen 4r6t 9ebabt. @3enn i'd
mid uupobl fible, uebme i'd cine Ooiis VEGETINE
Elm, un6 oos empieble tb meinen S~reuubeH. Sbr VEQE>
TINE ioate In ieOer Samilte ietH, DleiH OOttor pMnz
berte iid, ais er mid selunb lab. @r iast: VEGETINE
lift cine CUTE Webi5in. SD ia9te ibm: ~Gs belte mid.
Or iGst:. g0as tit wobr.r Sd fam gar ni9t senu9
Sautbar iefu. Sebr banfbar Bic Sbrise
Srau Catherine Gopns,
Senecu SAILS, Serssca Co., q, 9,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

0as grogramm Der Seitli6fetten lief 10
eIatt Gb fpie MIR 6enfbar. Man iQb es
Sebem am @eit6te an, in tpel9e Staater=
familie er ein3ureiben lei; Die 6ransolen
tparen miirrii6 uno nerorieBliG, bic Oeut=
i6en geboben un6 aufgeraumt. Sic uno
81 pom fran5Dfl6er Seite aus9eitoBene
MfaieitGts : Beleibigungen murben brew
anu bur6 Elm paar Sbrfeigen erle6igt
unb bie btn3uetlenoe Boli3etmanni6aft ges
beten, es Bel bte1er iummariiGen M6itra=
flung betpcnben Su IaIien. Gin treenopie
erbeblt6er WiBton lit ibrtgens nidt Dor=
gefonnlen. @as nun ba5 9roBe GreiqntS
bes 8ranbes Ser &atbe6rale an
belongt, 10 mllB Dor SdQung zines llrt5eilS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bas 9tei ultat Ser etnaez
leiteten 1lnteriu6un9 abgetpartet tperoen.
@ie iebr ii6 aud bic officioie 9reIIe beeiIz
t, in ale Nelt btnars3uteIegrapbtren, 6ie
Gl1tltebung Des 8ranbeS rIbre ,stpeifeIoS"
bonn Seuertperfe Der, 10 lit Bier in W}eB ou=
gentetn Die neber5eugung berbrettet, 0as
bas SeuerDonb D SptIIieer 6anb
SELECT pDroen It. OoB elm fotboz
ltl6er getitlt9er Ser Sbdter iet, tpte bel
fa6 gela9t tpur0e, bat it6 f%einestpegs be-
itdttgt. Slider lit %einitpetlsn, baB gan5
gum Se9tAHe DeS OTaHoe5 0aS SSeter an
3tpei our6aus beri6iebenen 8unften, mel
9e betbe an Nbenoe Dorber nj d t tn BEN
Grets Der 8eIeu6tung btneinge5ogen tpor=
ben tporen, ousgebrOden lit, DAP Ser
&aii er unb Der &ronpri15 troB Ser pieIfaz
den Strapa3en Der Dp~rangegangenen Sage
in friiber nnb falter Morgeni tunoe auf
benz Blabe erl6tenen, bat aud auf ntdtz
oeutl9e 0emitber ben Dprt6etlbafte1ten
@tn6rlGd ge11a9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
@ine gittllige @eleasnbeit filr ssarmer,

or PIE Soma @iien6a9n 2auO>geIeuidaft bat 81 ,aoo,o 600
nebe benz WtopIe 9ftper. Sine Giienbabn mirb lest oet
bont our4 Carroll. Sac uno Sba Counties. Gebt GS1b
oaS Gono an. Sidets gum balbeu GretIe fIr sim mn
OtIdfabrt tann man in Der Sffice Der @eIeuiboff i'm ca"
so9o erbolteu. 0et 2anStdufen mirb bic SSobrt peroiitst
oHf briefltde ooer perl6nli6e %QtuIraoen bel
John EB. Calhoun %auSSMoert
T1p3Wiiam ,Ioup6 ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Farmer I'll VGrkaufGn

100000 4der SarmlanS in @iscpnIn, in Narathou
nno 2iucolu Counties. iinb SIT pertuuieu burd bic 9Sisz
confn Ganep GileHbabn Gompasute, auf Iauseu @rebit
81 Z BrOSeut Suterefieu, ober fur 8aorseIO Su $1y25 bis
$500 per Nter. @eiunSes Slimo, teiu Sieber urb
Isue uub feline 6eui6redeu, poaauf 9ol3 pon alien
Ssrten, elm gutter 9%ocalmarft fir anes @rboute, uno
spar gu euten Breiieu, ba bas 2anb in elmer guten Bouz
boISz@esen6 Iiest, nit 3obIreideH Sasemablen, pOaauf
arbeit ~wdbr.no bes sanseu Sabres fir Dtsieuiseu nit
rpenieen Ntttteln, wel6e Eanb faufen mouen.
@egeu biai9er &etiebeIorberune, Garten unb GirtuIae
rem. bic oas Yonb bel9retben. penoe man ii6 an Sbri=
Il, e5icas Ss' "a. 3. ID. saith, 1ias GnSco5n smaiHi'iTit on "p.
8auiau, MARATHON Co., g9iS. 20mi3mtpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

uub bebauptete ii9 BORT audi, aIS 6iejenis
9en Sn6ianer, weI6e 9egen Suffer gefGmpft
batten un6 bic Mebrbett Der rDtben &ricger
bilbeten, ebenfals gegen i'm beranfamen
unb an ieiner 8elagerung ~tbeilnabmen.
@Gre Sen. SerrD ni6t gefommen, 10
5Gtten Die Snbianer &eno gGn3lt6 eingez
'6loiien unb feline Steuung enttpe6er er@
Tiirmt ober i'm ausgebungert. SeoenfauS
cher mare er obneSerrp's Qnfunft perloren
gtpeien.
Nue SiouTz6 duptlinge ftetlen Dem Ser
ridten Saul bas .3eu9niB aus, DAP er Der
tapferite BON QlIen JET.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Oct gurf + 9raOley
g It y g I II 9,
Sotss It. Gifemz8dm0=8aIfem
Gissntbiimer unb Sabrifonten Don
mn n.@, SSSaTr RSnEar. ss

9olos u. Gtten>Ypn9<S6IIeW~
llnIere Grfabruns TN Der Sabrttatipn bteies SuItsS
Bfuges - berieI6e lit idon II Sabre Dor BEN YrbIts
tunt-bot ms befdbtst. Ser Originally ai6ine ptele@ers
beiieruneen 5tnsuSuII9en uno felt IHs piel bohers
ais lene Experimental n a6er, pelhe tn6olge ees Qroeeu
gtufeS unieres Bfuaes ib sesDungeH iaben, dbnlt1e
Suites su MAIDEN, bic ite bann btmmelbo6 anprteleH'
obuObl lie in Mabrbett unpo atommeH iinb nuo tanm
cine Trobe beitdnbeu babeu. SaBt @ud ni6t blenoeH
bud sroBIprebertibe @nSet9en uno aumasenhe &eOenss
arten, ionberu bepor Sbr fault, iebt @l6 ben Ytu9 DON
Burit II. 8raolen an, Der ietue BrObe btitanosn bat UNI
tctne IebIer setat. OieieIben fiuo 10 eiufa4, bag etU
6ra6e pom 70 Bis IA Sabreu nit ibren ebeHio piel plus
gen fam. rpte eiu WtanH. auBerbem brineeH pe BE
Bieroe ntdt mn.
GieIeIben bc0eGen oaS 1~nfrant nno &urus
ltGuoeu Q0ber tpte ein Dsann), obne ners
i6ieuttnt at tOerOeu.
Senhet mad unerm Nampblet Don 62 Setten Htt ~
SaHitrationen uro elmer gei3reibnng auer unlerer ToS
britate. ais g5i9lz uuo gre6pfus. Sultp uno Gangs
Bfu9, @an9z uno combtutrter &ioine lno gSolt1n9
@ultipator, Gfsrpes s eure4er, @sse. &rGser u !: 70:
Dieietben weroen fret perioubt. = @uBeroem enthatfen
Sieietbeu ptete EabeIeu, &ecepte, 8oiteeiese. n~ne6tstHtz
i6e Ratbi5td9e II +. No., unbe Sabtbar fur ben SSarmsr
i1no ieinen 60usbaIt. Q3ir baben bteieIben tn Gu9Hl@h
Dsuti6, S6weoti9 mnS Iorpeeiid.
CURT l. praOlru Mannf'9 &c.,
So Bis 6S 9es$Iaines str.. Chicago.
w Saretben sic, no sic bic gnseise seieben boz
ben. 19HlS3Otpo 81 tPt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
VEGETTNE.

GGIe Rronfbetteu bes 8Iutes. @enn
VEGETINE SdmerS Itubert. uub Der Botieut no6bem
e. peri9issene aer5te, ptelsrlst Ylseisinen sebraubt nno
unDioerleSli6er 8epeis, bag, weuH bu Ieibef, bu gz
betlt werben tounit ? @teiO uoubrtnst bieie WteOtctn 10
Srose agren ? Sie wtrtt i'm 8Iute, i'm nmlauf bs
2ebeusiaftes. sic taHn pirtlid Der grO6e 9 Iuts
reinteer beiteu. Die SauptqueIe DON Srautbeit
ltegt I'M Slute, rnb feline Mebistu, bic Hi6t brect auf
bieies mtrtt UNI es 5u retnisen uub 81 erueuerH, bat
serehteH @HiprH3 auf bic &ufmerfiamseit bes Rublts
tuUs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

Oct St0ot Ore0on

wur6e pGbreu6 Der gentenntaIs @eIts
QusteIIuns bur9 mebr 8rdmisH fur bic
@Or3ugIi6fett unb GsannigfaItteteit fstz
ner 8rooucte auseeaet9met, ais perbatts
utBmGBtg trsenb Elm onberer Staat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
eresOn btetet b.beutenbe gnnsbmIidFeit.n fir eOT4s,

Sreeot bietet be6euten6e 9l~nnebmIi6feiten flr SoI4e
bic eine neue Seimatb iuden. uno 5Dar:
Cine b66 il an5tebeuoe nHo Der 9elnnoS
belt S~utrdglthe Nbme9Slrn9 pes &erralns, loWH 9IpsS
Gin miGoes &Gtma, Dem sroBe 8dtte wte ers
briifenoe OtBe elei1 fremo liHo. Onrdhl6nittssE empeA
rotur i'm CONNER 67 Grdo, i'm Ntnter 50 @rao SahreuS
belt. Geluitter fommen iebr ielten, Srtuus uiemats usr.
Gterbli6feitsrate niebrieer ais irQenbwo i'm Often OSsr
@sfter. ~
@euBerf fru6tborer 8Oben. gang beion0sss
eeeienet iir ben Ban Don Getreibe, Sbit, SIa6s. SopieH
nno @ras. Seine NtiBernte i'll Oregon lett oreiBt9 :Sa9S
rem. aus ire,nb rpelber llriade. Seine Girre ME IN
GaIifornien. yet6er lleberfuB am i6oniteH Sot.
8ieb3udt gan; beionOers portbetlbaft. Sn tet1eu1 Nonoe
Der Union bieten 1Mb fir ben NGerbau bellere Ausl1ten.
Oie idbrlt3e Ausfubr aus Oregon repr3lenttrt
i'm Our6i6uitt bic Summe pom bretbunoert DoAars
Cob ouf ieoen Stimm9eber.
lleberfluB pom uten unb bttlt9en mcgee
run9sz, @tienbabus nnO GrtpatSSanoereIen Hetne
gauosDiOuopOle rDie in California; BGuboI5 IN 9r0see
Mtonnisiatti9teit unb iIr inoultrteue 2weGe gang oeS
8ebeuten6er MtneraIreidtbum m, beiOnSers
an Sobteu, @iien. gGst, Sob nnO 9ilber.
Son &atnr nit arsgs3et9netem @9iH1sr
SpItem uno lleberfluB an 8arertratt perls9en' StS
oon's @em6fier baben lleberfluB an Vtl6en:
Gutter Qbios in Oregon fir anomtrtbldottt6e Ytos
bucte in Soloe bes furSen Srdnsportes nn1 Oct paeinS
ihtn &iilte unb birecte Nusiubr mad allen EbetleH oer
g6eIt Gi5eubabn IacilitGteu. S6t1bare Stromes
etuI6lteBIt9 bes gro6en GoIumotazSlnles. oregon ers
trent id aQer in ciuiItifriet Sonoern 9~eHonenen Sor
tbeiLe. Sfreiitnni9e @elese. untperttnteu nuo S9uIen
9JfdEioe 5teheru. gtur cine nomineae Staatsi5uIe
0Iht;ebutouleno Qerioneu wanoerten in 1876 aus ben
5jfIt4en uno wetti9en Stooten mad Oregon aus.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-03

REsUMPTIoN.-ln spite of all the quack-
cry of venal politicians, aud the mistaken
dreams of spectators and short-sighted debt
ors, the country is steadily marching to-
ward resumption. Gold has touched
lower point during the past fortnight than
it has reached before since early in 1862.
1t has sold as low as one hundred and two
and seven-eighths cents, and ranges now
quarter or three-eights per cent. above. All
things are favorable for still further rise
of greenbacks. The superintendent crops.
the likelihood of large foreign demand for
all our agricultural staples, and the revival
of both business and confidence, will help
our nation sufficiently out of the slough of
Indebtedness to make the resumption of
specie payments an easy matter. If Con-
gress can be kept from foolish meddling
with the currency political conventions can
eulogize the dollar of our grandfathers as
much as they please. In fact, notwithstand-
ing the clamors of small politicians, we dare
say that their creditors would be glad to re-
ceive their pay of them in either trade dol
lars or silver dollars of the latest emission.
Meantime, the rest of us have no desire to
delay resumption till gold sinks to ninety
eight or ninety-nine per cent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-03
Congress.

Harper's Weekly doesn't appear to feel
very badly over the political situation Of the
Congress about to assemble. but rather re-
CARDS IL as ain some respects most fortunate"
The democratic majority it thinks, will not
be bitterly hostile to the Republican admin
stration, aud the Republican majority will
not be wholly favorable to it. Consequently
" for the first time in fifty years, the Presi-
dent may depend not so much upon a mere
party majority in Congress as upon the wis
dom and patriotism of that body" ANY
financial proposition. any policy dealing with
the labor question, any schemes OF reform oil
the civil service, any tariff measures, will
divide Congress, not by the old party lines,
but by real convictions" This is hopeful
talk, and, wthal, Sensibly hopeful. II the
Congress shall be so governed in its delib-
erations-by real convictions-there will in
deed be a relaxation of the severity of party
spirit everywhere. And for this state Of
things the administration will be entitled to
national gratitude. Then will occur what
every good citizen has been longing for
during many years Congress will deliber
ate on measures which look to the good of
the common country, and not to the making
of "party capital" and the country will
enter upon new era Of prosperity which
will be hailed with delight by all. Toquote
again "The approaching session of Con
prpss will he one of the most interesting for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-03
Hardwick & Marshileld Railroad.

Messrs Editors With the prospect OF a gem
uine revival of business comes also the agitation
of new enterprises that are well calculated to en-
nance present business interests as well AS aid in
the DEVELOPMENT or creation of new business with
leading commercial points. To this class belongs
the projected Hardwick 4 Marshfield railroad, BY
which it is contemplated to connect the Portland a
Ogdensburg railroad at this place with the Montpe
lier a. Wells River railroad at or near the station in
Marshfeld. The route was SURVEYED in the spring
of 1873. and proved eminently feasible for the con-
struction of first-cass line hut the occurrence of
the "panic 80 soon after hindered further opera
tons The best located line cannot exceed fifteen
miles in length and nrobably would be A little
less. with very few curves or grades presenting
any serious dinicultv in construction or operation
Respectine the inheritance and value of the line.
lille need he said IN convince those at all familiar
with the GEOGRAPHY of Mi. region The construc.
ton of his lima would hiring NIontpelier the state
canital within tbirtv.one miles Of tbis place-onlv
ahout four miles fnrther tban tho nearest and
most direct ronte tbroupb Woodbury. and Calais
which ia amnlv convenient for all practical nur
noses The line IN Marsbfield would he of mucb
,raater mnortanca 10 this valley than any making
Montre,ier the chief objective noint Nv this
route BOSTON can reach This valley with less miles
and much more easily. than by any other possible
way-not only this valley, but Montreal and the
great lakes as well. Boston must be the great OBJ
iectiye point in extending our railroad facilities
southward. 40 long AS that city remains the great
market-place and commercial metropolis of New
England industry. Boston commercial interests are
now meeting active connection in controlling the
trade of this valley and large sections of the state
to the north of H. Its lesser rivals, Portland and
Burlington are striving to supply the trade in
MANY classes of goods. connecting successfully
with Boston in most respects. One great reason
for this condition ofthngs, must be found in their
superior business facilities. their easier and better
means of communication by rail The construc-