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tlings: First, thai President Hayes IL not rc-
suoustble for the fatt, prused under Gtaut's Adj
.n!ui4tra.ton. that colorca e., ,malosity cannot
unitel wlIte minority, without tho I'D Of
ttttution, the laws, nns public opinion would
bolster ap ttate Government which was chron:
IcAlly unable tn eufurce Or even defend itself
sgaiust ilo minority: third, that not one Of
the Presidents ctitlca has named OF can
pcrutcd toward south Carolina and Louisiana
which would have kept those States Republican
another TWO years without u tho same tlnlo
butytug Ills Administration and the Republican
We may well be Indignant over the forctblc and
Often Muhletous suppression OF Southern
Democratic mtnorisies, but We cantot AFFORD to
quarrel with Prcssdent who stInply recognizes
party aud his Administration tn vain and
iuothh fight against history. LIT Us follow
reason fuf whtle.-fAataAIptia ksqair<r( (Rv.).
No soouer has the State Convention ad-
tourned than ths oristuators OF thu Iowa A.
a. n Sere
sorted TO. Immediately upon their ar
rival at the State Capital, such delegates -
were known to bo pronounced aud active sup
psosehed by friends oi The anti policy men with
assurances that there was no dtsiro on tic part
Of tho "llnparables" 10 have = sight," os
any contest tA the Convention. They were fur
thessuose assured that II "the policy men"
would BXrce to allow the whole question al tho
Southern policy and the Administration 10 bc
ignored, for ths saks Of l<a!ee, there would bo
Implicit assent thereto on the part VI tbs 'tsnti-
policy nvu," These Approaches aud a.sur-
auees we're repeated III variety VI forms: They
were accepted By the supporters OF tho Admin
ttrstiou u absolute good faith, and their spltit
and agreements xers BY them u,ost saetcIly
kept, because Of their honest aud Thorough
reliance uE1ap and obedience tu th0Su SAsuraUcta
and coyenants, aud to prove tho euttru sincerity
VI their expressed aeslto for peace, thu policy
Mcu sat With scaled lipA lu the Convention, anl
EetuAed tn &ccept tho challenge which they n0w
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08
% Iebt Elm gott.

Bic sonne ftanb bereits bod atn
pimmel. unb elm sanS i&,uo&er s&im=
rrer bes Cages brans in bic 60ble. oIs
BiQ @puesins ertpa@te. =.
9eoa, gamerab, rief Ct, inbem er ben
Grtliier am arune ri,te!te, es 1T Set
aufjuiteben.
amen Corner, 10 unianft eetuedt, rich
iia bic Iusen.
@as mont Sbr BON mir, id bin UNI
ldulbis -. SIR irrt, i@rie CT, obnt
III ,%uiiIen, wie ibm sci&ab.
9a. ia, ia, la@te Bill, i'd forte Sid
|a.lo in einsm iiben 9raume! grmun.
|tere Sid! Sd, gin spussins, Bin
es, 9ein gamerob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08

stele. Gs 1T bier iiniter tpie I'M @rabe
Der Monh,;bc Der eben nod hur1 Die 8ldt.
ter i4ien, 'orin9t bier ni&t mebr burd
osnn, tpie Du io8leid iebcn ,pirit, BE
finben mir asns iett untcs Ser @Dlbuu.
oes SelIcns uno ON ei9entli6en Sin.
gang siner6oble, Die eans ,pie fir IN,
seiAnHen it.
@ri Siclen @orten ;os er le;n Teuer.
!, ,cug beraus .uno Sinoete Gin trodene!
Meitden an,sSerer bier cine. Mense Dor
banoen tuar.
Corner ial nun, oab lie unter ben
Sc!len fanoert Der iid uie, ,inc Iild,
uber ibncn su6!bte. Cine 0sFnuna an
6ubc oeiiel6eil, sroB senus, ,aa in qe.
bidder Steauns einen Mann burhsu.
lalicn, mar oer .eisentl.de Gineang, be,
our@ oas oids @ebui@, weldes CT mi
Bill ebsn our4sso@en bate, .binrci6ent
uerbarr'eacirt aao perjtcdt mas, UNI
einer 1ntbeduns ale @abrl9eimi6iei,
ju benebmen.
go, iaste BID, jcbt lamm!e 5dnen
siniSss 9olS bier, benn orinnen III es
talt ME in elmer Gissrube, .uno mem
mir ni4t erfrieren ro(len, 1T uns 20,
Aacm elm oroeutli&es Jsuer n5tbis.
MI& er badte lid uno bob eisia,
asite auf. banu ialipften Beibe in tie
Sshnuns, Die ii& iaon nod menisen
S@ritter ju einem eerdumieeu eaaIe
er,peiterte.
galo brannte bas Geuer, weldes lie
a%nSinocten. belI eenus, um nit ieinem
rOtbliden 9i4te bic @dnbe oieles &C.
u0lbes 3u erleu4ten. g.
Wel&' 6errIi&er Mnblid! rief Corner
iiberrai&t. ba MQes UNI i'm her i&im.
r1erte uno funtelte.
Wcnn bieb @olo ,pdre. ftatt a,micli.
ses nuar3. ieufSte Bill, mir pdren rci-
der aIs ale R6nise Der groe!
sic batten feline abnuns, bab es
uiriIi@es @oIo mar. ,pas lie ia6en,
benn nod waren bic @olbminen in
Mufralien ni&t entoedt. Sid oater
ni&t meter nm Doe 8itumen tiumernb.
wofir lie bas foitbare NetaQ in ibrer
untenntnib 9ieIten, bei&Io1en lie. bic
9Sblt als ibr tiinftises @srited ~ BE-.
niibeu. obne bapen etwas ibreu Game.
raotn su iaoen. ia
Is miro obnebieb nit iebem Sag NM
ii&ersr, nit linen ~ Iebeu, iaste 8ia.
uno oa lie nod boju uorbabsn, tiefsr
iIs Snnere oes 2anoes por,ubrineen,
mas fir bic susfibruns unisrer Ylane
nidt bequem mare, 10 1T &c has Bette,
,uenn uir iis usrlaNsn.
Gin ein;iser gamerao 1T g1es. mas
id b,au&e, ertpiberte Corner, ,pd1renb
CT i'd am 5euer nieoertau"rte, no li9's
au@ 8ia bereits 10 btqueu. a!s m6sli4
sema&t bate.
Nu@ i'd brau9e ni@t mebr, per-
iiderte Spussins, benn penn mir I'M
fern @lan ausfibren, 10 lit Elm poQitdu.
oises 3uriidsieben BON o1sn unniisen
Betannti&aften bas Bette fir uns.
Da Ole 8umfaide wdarsnb ibrer
llnter9altun9 tpeber BON Bill nod bon
Nueu Corner perseiien ,uuroe. trat bel
8eioen balo iener 3uitano elm, in ,uel-
dem bic 3unse i&wer uno bic Yusen
matt ,perben.
llnier 4Ian, murmeIte Nmen, ia, ia,
id erinnere mid, bic 8nopfe F. . Die
Rn0pfe. -. ie iolIen i'm an ben Gal=
gen brinsen! @ie wia i'd mid @freuen,
,penn i'd i'm bdnsen iebe!
9dnsen ieben, ruieberboIte Bill, bos
1T su piel oerlanst; it es ni&t eenus,
uenn 9u BORT. bab er eebdnst ,purbe ?
Man mub ME su biel pom Slid per-
lan9en.
Mber Corner b6rte ben tpeilen @atb
ieines 5reunoes ni&t mebr, er lag be-
reits in tiefem S&Iammsr, bcm lid
aud Bin iiberlieb, na@bem CT BEN
Teuer neue Nabruns seseben bate.
NJ Y.kt a.. 0n.t&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-11-08
Der Morb tern.


i'd fannie Ginen, Der toesen zines Gnop:
fcs 9ebdn8t wuroe.
Ser Sod mar ait srebcn YerImut
tertn0pien beiest, ,peid)e @sorses au
England mitsebradt bate, uno wie c
wabrideinlid teine dbsa:den msbr il
Der GoIonie sob.
Meiner Sreu, bog lit apabr, ermibert
eorner, Die &nopis liao ni6t iibel
Nber mas pilllt Su bamit lasen, ba
iltin damn wc9en zines Qaopfes sebdne
,uuroe? @iglt Su mir sl,pa bic gu
Ftsncbmcn, i'm gu trascng
Nidt i'm Gntfernteltcn.
Nun, was ipillt 0u lonit?
9Ore, e~ntgeSnete Sia, ,nbcm er Scr
Ggiiiter naber riidte, id nil Oir's ia
sen. ,uas i'd meine. NimIi einmal> E
lei Semano beiioblen ODER gar semor
oct worben BON Ginem. Der einen iol
1ea BOD, einen Sod nit iol6)cn RnDp
fen trus. Nimm nun feraer an. in
&in9en ici 70 Elm Rnopf abeer;6en, uni
oieisr 2nopf fdnbe i@ am SaAaupiat
beg @erbre9cns, ODER sor in Ger 0ant
Der 0ei4e, tuer slaubit Du ,pobi, miro
oaoM4 Der YoliSei am griten sserod9.
|tie?
Mmen besann Ieiie cine Melohie A.
Iummen uno iuieste babel ieinen Sop
bin nnb Der; CT ting an gu hssreixn.
Natir!i9 rur Ser, fubr Bill fort
Der bunAsrt DIAL bisien Sod Dor aQeu
Nadbarr Dor ben Nngen bon gan,
Meibourze trug.
go mfinit 9u olio. bab if
fubr Corner fort, obne ieinen @ebar-
fen aus,ui,s&en.
gOuenoe 0eineu eat....
Oas 1T cine teuFiide Sbes... aber
ss mare Die Bette &a@e, Die id nsbmen
f0nnte. rief Corner.
&erib. sewib, entsesnete Biu, Is
sibt cann einen Yro;.b, Der benz pori-
gen 8eiber ots @odes lei9t ben Gals
tann; bis bieier Yro;eb aber
il, balten mir uns perHedt
unb guar in einem sdlupfuiniel, no
uns felbit Elm policemen BON 2onbon
ni4t imben ,uarbt. ai''c lHo
uno' no 1T oie5er @;nfeI?'
SIN @aloe, aber bepor id i'm 0ir
ieise. mubt 0u ueripr4sn, rebl;@ nit
mir ~ tbeilen. LII
3isr bait 9u meine 9anb gum Yfan=
&c. er,piSerte Corner, unb bier. fiste er
inoem CT ieinem @enoIien cine
CAB, bier nimm bic 0alfte
BON benz @eIoe, we!9ss mir Wsartba
Anb bic aleioer? fraste gia unoer=
run, ioa ID Sir Bic bdlite pom
Rod uno einen etiefeI sebeng
Nein, ober Du tannft mid in @elb
,nti&dbisen.
Corner iab, bob iein @efd9rte nm
lin austunftsmittel nidt perlcsen mar,
anb COB linn, obwobl nit lauren &C.
li4te, cine BON ben @uineen, bic CT
Gags porber BON ieiner Grau betom-
men batte. 9ier, iaste er, nimm uno
oaraus meme 3e6li9feit. Sd
9oHe, bab Du mir basesen eb,nio treu
bciitebf;D u fennt Sid bier I'M 2anbe
aug als id obne Sid ,plbte idI
tpie i@ Sur.dt tomn,et, wiiroe.
@erlaNe Sid auf mid, e~rpioerte
Bin, uno nun foIse mir, i'd pia Sid
an ben Ort fubrcn, NO ,uir 10 fiber
limb ME Der 2orb Mapor Don Qonoon
in ieiner Gitp.
Sic beioen 8crbre9er batten unae=
idbr brei Msilen s~sridselsst als Bill
blieb. 9ult, iaste CT, mir tom
mel, nun ni4t mebr melt pom Der steue
iein. &i@tis, ricf CT Damn, nadosm CT
i'd mad o1en seiten Fin umseieben
oatte bort itebt mein @esweiier i'd
luubte ia, bob i'd Hibn ,pieber finben
uiirbe.
gr beutete ouf ,einen @ranitblod, Der
nit bi&tem @eftrdu&e umseben mar.
anb in SeTen Ndt* Elm tleiues gd4lsin
LOB.
N
, 1877-02-25
NECROSIS, SCR0EULA, DYSPEPSIA, GEN
ER4L DEBILITY, CANKER HUM0R, MV-
Err COMPLAINT, RHEU UMAIISM,
CONSUMPTION OF THE
BOWELS,
Cn.a1xsrowN. Msss.. March Is.

CH.nLxsTowN. Mssk-. March Is. 1eee.
pe2snee Ps1s s1h tns
h.ve heea keeping m asse 70: aay
Sassa e s. y 3 ass q ot
ses he nud Injured h. eft ies board tie ship
eaa g
eo 70 hs horae in Lowell MS les swollen above
esxss 81 safs fse
hateye1 The see: Of sh. aaa seducsd .d nim to
BET g. Geofsc it5*a:a q Boston . at:sad i'm: 10
tkea occupsed pseEain;ns pes.1ea in ne ~ Ma<sashu
Neczesia: said he must h9 removed 70 The Hospital:
hare his leg orencd ssd t5s boae oorcd t9 sow re
.1iak r!.a11s 70 pursue th;s seus.s a7s
tie past with s. good effect concluded TO try IL IN sts
case Atte! taking !. rckua5ly foE .tT xesi h!. !se
iaproyed lis. be did nos look ike the ssne pcr1oa
Ashs eaa q .s r. @ensas d y Tc1
nenceIaent Of te war; then loined the army, and
pfepoapesd sound our nd III In an =;
seen this Blood Remedy used with unparalleled success
ssa aa tb @
pea-sd to Kive me Few life MD vtgor.
gs Tax M "a E ron a 1a
alnas everything tse without feceivins any benent.
rs I'd SOD v T. ;as 'aany pbysis
cia3E who kaG @:t=ndcd .sc7 from time TO time.
III a ese 0F Haen4
lady toos + Ger ConauE. 2t!oa Of the Bowels, and
found reflex THAI In anything ellie sho could pro-
Do not wan. to oseres:tra:e It's usefuloess but DO
Vii: It II 70 Be oosed upon when SICK and think it
Il scs ID N not %
Under sak M aEva s. xo r:f:5f is, cnes.
yrGxrIsx il sold bv al Ds1gg.sta
, 1877-02-25

CARBERRT-Feb. o3, at his late residence, No.
353 Clybourn-ay.. John carherry, in the 18th year
!, Funcrsl by carriages to Calvary, Sunday. Feb.
~ New York and Brooklyn papers please copy.
tns .nham1fi 1ssdaass d hs9 E Wiess ii
formerly Of New Haven, VI, mothsr OF William
| Vermont and Wisconsin papers please copy.
| JOSES-On Saturday, Feb. 81, at her residence,
] No. o63 Aa1well-sr., Mrs. ann Jones. aged u
! years.
MosHER-Feb. q, 9 8, m.,. st No. 1os Twenty
second ST, Hattie E., beloved wife Of Charles T.
| Noshe.. Gone 70 live with the angels
Frncral Y. ~ Monday. :oth, At p. H.. .ost .t
to OaKwood. Friends Of the family invited.
~ GAINESVILLE and New Lexington, o. pspess
please copy.
BR1GHTLT-Feb. p, Of memhranous Group.
Harry NJ. Youngest son Of Henry A. and Margaret
j. Brightly, Ggcu months aud 10 days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ser phi1adelphia parcre please copy
|! sCOTT-Feb. "a. At Ironton, o.. Mr.. Thomas
Scott, brother Of 3trs. Marshall Field.
nALE-Feb. "a, 1877, Of cronp. Charles Lewis;
Hinfant sun Of Frank E. and Belle 2 Hale, aged
months and "a days.
Funeral from No. 311 Vest Jackson-st. Tues
day, at2 .. NJ.
oNE1LL-Fcb. g. Susan S. Monaghan, wife Of
John Il. o'Neill and daughter OF Michael and
' Flaeral from her late residence. No. 7s4 1ndi-
ana-ay-, Sunday, Feb. 25. by cars to Calvary
ADswoRT1Ia th!9 II ,s ss:y Feo e. ,ges 1s i
fears knd - days.
v Funeral from No. 7o3 Carro1l.ar:: to-day. at
o'clock p. NJ. b5 carriages to Rosehill Cemetery.
ES New YorS City papers please copy
BUTLER-Feb, 81, 1877. Annie Butler, the only
and beloved daughter Of James and Annie Butler,
aged 0 years and months.
Funeral on Monday. e6th, by cars to Calvary.
HASEAN-Feb. %, John Hannah. aged IS years
and months.
Funeral frcm lis late residence. No. 155 Aa1-
wel-s., Sunday, 25th at 10 o'clock, By carriages
to Calvary Cemetery. ..
HIBBERT-In this city. at No. JOB Mil1er-ss., Of
measles, accompanied with uenhsanons Group at
4:15 o'clock on the morning OF the 18th Jessie,
aged years and 81 de;s; auda Z: 20 o'clock,
David Henry, aged Tear II months and days.
children og Adam and Jane HILBERT.
WALLACE-Rnn over and killed at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, in front Of the residence OF
his step-fathcr, Charles Bontcmps, sou OF John
and Kate Wallace. Born in Champaign, Ill.,,
March 25. 1873.
Funeral at :, O'Clock Monday, By carriages to
Waldheizn Cemetery.
, 1877-02-25
ITEMS OF INTEREST:
Go to Gentile's.
Gold is still declining.
Look out for counterfeit halves
OrmsnY, The leading photographer.

Gold Is still declining.
Look out for counterfeit halves
OrmsDy, the leading photographer.
Chapin's original cheap book-house.
| Corn is king of the cereals in Nebraska
J. H. Dix smokes and sells hams and cigars.
Appropriate framing, Loycioy&Fostcr,6s IS State
Every mill at Fall River, Mass, is in active
operation.
For pure check the so bookkeeping man can
not bo excelled.
One of the wells in the Pennsylvania oil re-
gioas flows only on Sunday.
There arc thirty-three collar-shops in Troy,
n. +, employing over 5000 persons.
Ten carloads OF pressed beef are sent to Eu7
rope weekly by single tirm in this city. '
Eight thousand tons Of Lake Superior copper
were sent to Europe last year to be used in max
ing cartridges
-Four hundred and fifty Thousand tons Of iron
and an equal weight of steel rails were manu-
tactured in the United States in 1876.
r 4 Peru, ILL.,, firm has received large order
L for ploWs to be sent to Southern Russia, the
greatest whcat-producing country In the world
Agents from Southern Russia arc said to be
n agricultural machinery. It all comes from Illi-
nois and other Western manufacturers.
The elegant store northeast corner OF State
and Madison, when completed, will be occupied
by s. Hynan & Co, the well-known jewellers,
who are now closing out their entire stock at
cost at 235 Wabash avenue.
The British imports and exports OF 1876, as
compared With those OF 1875 and years previous,
shoH that while the imports remain nearly the
same the exports have fallen off shout $780,
700, 900. The United States has been EngiaDd's
worst customer, It having taken less OF every
, 1877-02-25
RELIGIOUS ANIMOSiT:ES.

= =
MONTREAL, Feb. A.-The Rev. Mr.. Bray, the
'~ell-kuoHn pastor of Zion Church, recently de-
hrered vigorous lecture on the Church OF
home from historical standpoint. A COTE
spoudcnt signing himself "a Live Jesuit )"
answered him through tho press, and to-day he
received the following letter signed "Konan
catholcn:
:. fou ought to be ashamed Of yourself, econndrel
taaf yon are, to Insult religion that you know
~eu Il better than your OWL. Not many weeks
ago ys1 were visited by the loss OF vour wife.
rear thec. dend that the s1mc hand which struck
you 20 heavify may aeala strife you as II has al!
Of Rome.
:, The letter closes br hoping the Irish popula-
non Will rise against Mr.. Bray aud give him such
= norsarhipping that he sill never get ever.
,nInrlns Mr. Bray's lecture strong posse OF po-
ace were In attendance to preserve the peace-
, 1877-02-25
WHAT WE CONSIDER 4 GENUINE LUXURY.

Having heard of the new medical bath Dr.. Nc
Chesney has just opened at the Palmer House, We
took occasion totry them. and can recommend them
to all who want either . Turkish, Russian. meci~
Gated, yapor, or swimming bath. These baths,
properly given arc highly curatTe, as scores will
c1adl7 attest Entrance, No. Sc Monroe street,
next Cobb's Library. Open snndays until noon.
We want to inform yon all that the elegant new
Turkish, Russian, .vapor and swimming baths At
.rd employ only the most ak1lled attendants. The
iast acquisition is Miss Nellie Drew. who ha. long
been great favorito with the ladies taking baths
at the Grand Pacific.
, 1877-02-25
MINE LITIGATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb 24.-A Eureka.
New, dispatch says the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company again commenced sui: against
the Richmond Company to-day By application
for an injunction. Judge Cole Issued restrain
ing orccr, re:urnable March 7. The London
tnrporators Of the Richmond Company having
been declared By the Court no proper defend
ant. the counsel for plaintiff has made the
Richmoud Company, Nevada, Thomas Wren,
President: Joseph Putts, foreman Of the mine,
and 100 others defendants In the action. Tbs
, 1877-02-25

prove it, 1t could be sued Upon because ali
Suits Of the Kind were brought Ia the name ot
the people ior the use Of the obllsor. He
denied that the oltlce OF Collector vas vacant,
nate the Courts discretion 10 the Supervisors,
and to make it obey bis bchests. Nothing but
Legislative enactment would wipe out the pres
ent embarrassment it the injunction held, ard
the Co:;rt should not countenance an attempt
to deprive Evans Of the fruits of his Office by
revolutionary scheme.
The Court said he would dispose of the mat
ter at o'clock Monday.
, 1877-02-25
THE BLACK HILLS.
SEe3QI Dfsp.0tch to tbs 7ri6uR4,

SIOUX C1TY, H., Feb. :4.-at the annualmeet-
iue Of tho stockholders OF the Corington, Co.
lumbus & Black Hills Railroad this afternoon,
the following gentlemen were chosen Directors
for the ensuing year: Fl. D. Boogc, James E.
Booge. Charles E. Hedges, .. T. Hedges, 4. ".
Hubbard, William L. Jor, and ]. b. Hubbell-
Thirty men from Baltimore arrived here this
afternoon, and left this evening for DeadVood,
Black Hills.
, 1877-02-25
HEARING RESTORED,

Twas very hard OF hearing for several years; tried
many physicians without benefit. DR.. Farnswozth,
181 West Madison street. completely restored my
hearing. and I can now hear is we'll Us :ny one.
cheerfuIly recommend him to oil who are afflicted.
Wr,11Au STaxHorg, Barnes House, Chicago, III.
, 1877-02-25

amount sought to be recovered is not mentioned
IN the complaint. The papers were served this
evening, and work stopped in the celebrated
Potts Chamber In the Richmond Mine. It will
not interfere With the working OF other portions
Of the mine, and the i've furnaces will continue
in operation.
, 1877-02-25
PIANOS FOR RENT,

A large sAsortmen. OF superior upright and square
pianos. corstaatly on hand, for rent At very !ow
Tates. Second hand pianos closing out at great
ha,c.}ns. Lxon s. Heal1, State aad Aonroe streets.
, 1877-02-25

The fret element, good teeth. preserve WAL nA-
ture supplies. Dr. H'chesney hss departed 1fom o..
the high, unreasonable rates OF other denttse- nn
na:rons arc 1eceiYing the benefits Of tint etaas
, 1877-02-25
I1OUSEdDLD GOODS.
The Presidential Election.

TIE cycIe Of one hundred year5 oow paSt,
IN Tfinc's unendtuG caiendaE the asst
Recorded IN fte course. and known no HuRat
greater legacy than tcF before
By NIL the 1Ees since the world te5ap,
Has lett Of Freedom aud the Rights Of MAJ.
BeGot snd nurtu.cd on thy sacred soil
By her1es-won through HOOD and etytfe sud taf3-
Columbia, TIE cloud that's seen ja:t aov.
DArkilnK. 10 Eest upon thy radiant brow,
TO thE umfd porcen: OF danger near,
With apprehension nl.ln~ them and ftaf,
Is but the Indignation written there.
And stosu. that any u thy aous should dNA.
BY fraud md fnfarny Of trust betrayed.
The nation rich Inheritance invade.
Resume aEnin thy vonte4 gracious smile;
TIL. people have resolved that trcacheTous WQe
BY peaceful means .hal1 fall and f1ctfons acaZn
And NEE. fat 6oou the fate they ]ust,y earn
The Right shl win. and all the lald rejoice
0u: Yresldent shall be The peoples choice;
Ind John ". Smyt:l we'll knowing this keeu8oo
~ bis old stand and - tn cays by Rone.
S:ul sells the PUBLIC all that they may aeed-
g 2symeats Eaontaly. as nay Be agreed.
CaFpets of treTy pattern aud design,
Aud coloss loy=lJ. plain, Aod dazzling bright
That took like velvet IN the evening light
A feature never falling to Atnazo
Heho!dcIs "A hfrild d'rinSiy they Eazo;
Aud choicest furniture As ali will Owl.
IL prices lower than Ferc eTtr known:
Eltxz0t pnyloF sets, and chamber too,
OF ddeat nuish and In Styles alt ucw.-
Not that worthless trash merely ''rnade to sell
But workmanshfp the best ~ Ill that uso can ten.
And ttoSc who want to buy should call &1d see.
With all he sells he Kivea bis guarantee
IRA WEST 1gAOlS0N-GT-
, 1877-02-25
EMINENT CHEMISTS,

By long series Of costly experiments III. f.lce
rr-sro Eskinz Powder hss been perfected. Eminent
chemists advise it4 use.
, 1877-02-25
THF FIRST HOUSE.

Continue to sell genuine sonr-mash "htsScys.
sample for 10 cents and guarantee 1t to De toe came
quality es formerly used q. n q d. =. LJasson'
"a y.d;son street first door eaas of McYickey's
Theatre.
, 1877-02-25
THF MNT1EAl BENEFlT LIFE INSURANCE co.

The Investigator, a leading insurance monthly,
in lis February number, speaking editoraliy Of
this famous Company, SAYS: 81 The old Mutual
Benefit is sound to the core, starch as the
living oak, and managed conserTatively and
economically by men Of honor, unquest'oned
integrity aud character, and capable and expert
cnccd for the important work.
, 1877-02-25

work, warranted 10 years. This popular establish
meut is thrc3ged early and la:e; IS q ses, war
rantsd equal to the bsst.-eor.er Clark and Ran
dolph streets.
, 1877-02-25
BUSINESS NOTICES

Keeps Custom Shirts Made to Measure
Very best, d tor 50; no obligation to keep any Of
Keeps sh!r.s unless perfectly satisfactory. l73
Madixou-ss
, 1877-02-25
vEGETINE.
VEGETINE.
THE GREAT
Health ReSt0rer,
MADE FROM
BARKS. ROOTS, AND HERBS.
BARKS. ROOTS, AND HERBS.

GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint tEe good effects Of tie vEaEr1vr
rea!zel edatei{ after commencing to t9ke ~
TINE acts directly upon tho blood Their Is no reMe
DR. th2t will reetrc the hcsh from debility like the
1es blood regulated the bowels 9u!ets the nervous
eystem orts jircstly the fecre0ns. and aIoH$s
the whole system to action. 1t has failed In this
complaint
WHAT IS NEEDED.
Boston, Feb. IL, 1871.
q. r. STrvESs. ESQ.,:
DEAE SIZE: About one year since found myself in
feeble condition from general debility SEGE!ISR vas
much benehtcd BY ita procured the article, and
after using seEera bottles Tas e ,l s1 sae
medicine superior 70 Il f9r tanse S, f9r
recommend to these 7ho feel that they need SONG
thing to restore them to perfect health Respectfully
yours, z. ,; e. E,!3 tiNGiLE. nE.
M
, 1877-02-25
CATARRH,

ARE T0U TROUBLED WITH CATAREH? WAS
for nearly years- and. After spending over S. 20
IN vain. cured saybcl hy Own remedy Of which
otdce Room, 7. le3 East Ma1l<oust. Dr.. c. R. SKIES
gpcn n1ys 15Gn1 Ts s. 1t 1s
, 1877-02-25

Esoland's Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron Is a
remedy for nervous debility, impoverished blood,
and impaired digestion. Deoot. IS Clark street.
, 1877-02-25

A "coMPROMlSE" ALWAYS SATISFACTORY.
Gentlemen and ladies' once sending Wearing
annxrel to Cook McLain, so Dearborn street, TOT
renair.. cleaning OF dying, are glad they eomp.o'
mieed with hard times.
, 1877-02-25

THE WEATHER.
NAsu1sGToS, D. C., Feb 24+--1a q. m.-For
the Lake Region rising barometer, northeast to
northwest winds, cooler, cloudy, or partly cloudy
fweather. .-.-....
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.