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FINANCIAL.

BosToH. March so.-The North BridRevater
Savings Bank At Brocton has suspended pend.
lug Investigation by tho Bank Commissioners.
Tbs Treasurer, Who recently dicd, proves In.
eolyent
, 1877-03-30

The huge, drastic, gripping, sIckening pills, ara
fast being superseded by Dr. Piercc's purgAtiye
Feliets Or. Hcrre'a Memorandum Bools gIycu
Away BY Ill druggists.
, 1877-03-30

Help for the weak. nervous, and dchllitnted;
chronic and uanlnl dIseate. cured wIti,0n. mcIi.
cine Electric t'nits and other appliances. all about
lheHi, and how to dissnztIfrh the g"nusna from the
Address Pn1yernlachet Gasvanle Company. ~! Vfna
Rtreet. Cincinnati, O.
, 1877-03-30
THAT BLAZING STAR.
The Causes and Consequences OF
Star .conflagration.
Cs1 Sath Phenomenon Occur ia 0ur Sun S....1hs
Conditions Of Combustion.
A Look at Other Planets OF the
Solar System.

0O!AE 'oySt9IIt
a Little Western Philoaophisiug on
tbs subjeot.
30 much Of interest continues to exist IN regard
10 the spcculatlons excited By tho discovery Of a
new "hurni1R star " last November, that We pub-
lisl by request, tho rcmnsks on this subject made
10 tho Chicago Academy Of sc!cnces al its meoting
Of Feb. i'll by rrof, Colbert, Of this city:
: The sudden flaming ont Of previously unknown
star In November last, IN The constellation cyEnNH,
has been already described In tic scientific puh,ca
tl0ns and somewhat extensively dEncnssctf IN tho
newspapers. The phenomenon has revived soma
interesting srcculasions which wcro eltctcd by he
star that blaxcd ont suddenly in Nay 1866, in tho
Northern Grown, relative Ia the effects which such
4 phenomenon would probaby produce on tho
planetary bodies attending tho burning star and
the consequences that wunld cnsne on the Garth II
our Sun shouli bo similarly Infected II has even
been suggested that aurh phenomenon. occurring
perhaps more than once, haa been the cause Of
geologic changes In tho past. II is OF this that
propose 10 treat briefly.
Observations With Tho spcctroscopc showed In
the casc Of the star Of 1876 that the phenomenon
was duo to the sudden conbuslon OF vast volumes
Of hydrogen; they indicated the sans fact though
rather ess ccatIy, Ia tho case of the star Of 1876
Tho spectroscopc proves that hydrogen forlns T.
lago part Of the bulk Of our Sim. May hs not aldo
be tho scene of slutlar condAg'ntion! In my Star
dtudtts, pnblfshed sl1 years ago, l made (phCes
e5.o} the following reference To this subject:
anST Il st sn,
;'n.S u. 4 y:
rfahsie e*ins to lii sppssent shssnee o osysen
Enis Tpa n ~ Tss q .is sh,nKs & s
iucrtaao In the Temperature ri The EaFlh 70 reypu
q enss H. ts s :n sS. ssss'es h:S stSn. e r.Ss HIT
issvlnE Mo worsa wTccks ptrsaos 10 b re"pled ~
nsT iofn. ednptcd 70 fne nerr'l condition or nur
@ q ba 81 eaaso; s
Tic scrlpnrc ~i yet bo fai,siis, :enassratca oi
hyargxea q ~ s,iH ,lke ihaI observed Gofonx.
sIns Sss H. sa. IN na sgn 2 p.n .o aa
iss'ts.S ''ss'ess:sss sAa ''e nov h.''
T., upra'ous "n.uSe =. o1Jsen netn 1eIeftea 10
H. however, fas from being conclusive proof that
"e our now known
.~enty.threo ha,o heon de..eted IN The Sun. III. III
by no means certain that VIC have discovered all
tho Te'IurEe elements; there may be scores of
onen N Inc ,nietof o. thc eaFth Which hayc never
oeen c1ttadctl to position where We can cxanno
s 90 h,,a hrf' m"y % very many ~ M Sun
lnown hat ", .no.,ro".nas 49, -.
,.coSm,,n ,sn .a.,.ns M uDes nos 9nape , ns 20
dense mass Of tho Sum- unlcss those clements also
exist In Ills atmosphere in sta.o Of vapor. or
sonr'c 4 Z oty to ,nppo.s ta u the
as great variety or basic Inoscrtsi az hus been
found i his offspring. Again, il il fsr frum clss
ins il into mots primitive connonsnts. Il nav la
nnep M rS S Me s
ekl.t Il 81 SIM, ,-ns ozone pte.enta III with ID.
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tlon Of cccst!a! tury, iaasusnch a. ha s"nssr. r.
h. grsaaa, se9na o. ra: not 10 es grow
heated than at any limo in liz p,,. WI ars ohIYfvs,
to 1eset - na.a.bls 10 idea that oar sau H..
essf neya asaHralrd sines the earth hal liz IT..
by have occurred when the yoiniae u thc s w.
20 maca Greater than now That tns conusns,px ~
sopsta!sd " produce .n,thtag like 70 gfsas "a =
ss sSx .at Il thas limo sas tars se;.eIf w..
3ltntf UNBORN. GF xaA mcf6 mas Of pnnejeaf afwI
sstnf. without eytn cfust, much Iess Jp9urious
ee.;sss'on e;. aa .%AIp' Of un.aass4 bong. on boz
t;empxtata9s On OUT globe. the record VI Witch
4 saa u read ~ shs se!snsias S1y uasn md nd
topst1ssol tx % Of oshss. canars lhaa ibIt. Whsthsr
ihsy ne sesn!sed FROM changes in shs fnrllnatton oi
sn o. IN The scceatessy Of her orhlt
f"a psssslah OF the s4ulne1e4, sutl by Troll
nos. 4es'aoo upon wh!fn w have not tima IL enter
:, But how Of tAs fu,u.e, vs. eun se.rcs,, r,.t.t
,as, eumeioston that our sun IL gradually cooling;
nn. .Ii, - y y ~ law Of the universe, Or rather
Ntt.aetioa' u IT, 9resaslan Of thc ons great law
sT!ns H. sass q hs coo!lag VI ;as1 es.custs. c.
stiaus A'sl 'ns! xa.m imad't ssstaa supposed sSa
shout thses desfess psr sg0i ,es! ~ s.t' ot
~ n9 :. eonpeasst!9a for eoatnuoas !s ns.s ,.s
i.ii;sx sSs ws sy
material Of which he il co;,poscdIe4naaaassH q soe
asea III q a.,at.is 111s Il fec. rs es
ens sa!ns y long tas condeas;nas ~ ~ ptss
fset. a'.s appean probable that both Of lhs,a
ii .oai fsa.aa sa.s tse tas los
sat*d hy condensation, aud thas b. IT,. eoMptn.
uI TIP oGe ahousah part Of h4 be4t snessx
the apIa icns q oi ~ sae present.
@ hot Tsny fas aeo,s 20 90 DEGREES, xSeh Il ;Ss y,
is;o III, r,,.o ssa os saos;n Ss;aien..ens aas ~ s IN
s4,tsnc. of soMc ui.y miioa. Of ren,. ."1spe5asht
~ AaA'''s otAalou' u sulasisRs t.ms fef ill., out.
, 1877-03-30

Tho distance which the dlsk hoaadd between 93h.
2sm :os, and 9lh. 2:'n. waa s:3 fcos FROM south.
secona attempt, afternoon, wind beeslusd, dEsk
hoatet from nuIthwes, to sontheass-shst ", lake.
wuFd-4b0 fact In ~ Mtnnleh M secDpds+
vislTIN0 TIK AtrwANsl.
This closed our experuen. for the Grstday. Tho
sccoui day. With hflecn Of the expedition. accom-,
afoot nofthwc.twanl. Keeping /. closely ~ sas
nature q the bashcs and xate!courses would per:
M ~ 70 tan Lukuga, I ehsstye,t that tho trend "
Inc watefc1nf*cs and streams was fEEm northwest
to south and south. ,.aoutheastesly After 4 march
o. compile Of hour ws game 70 Et*snt ytllaas,
s ssx. ns",' 4 y: :sa
ie,snded " gentle .'ops % M he Mis*s@i ii
small slnss'sh stream. Win trend sou.hta,.elly.
~: .ss e 1s see Ss eas 1ss Il sessa
Or the kiban'lA, 1t would bs difficult. 70 say.
Ptostra.s and w,thefed watereans showed that ,hs
tew yards farther on va canle 10 where thls bid
an. bscAnis nlo!at, with dsnss growth Of water.
s 81
tsnRsls cauIedby tho water canes embracing abosu
Sur hssd.; oa, WY now wa through what Might
Of dark .b.o~n. .elaysy mud. then through
shallow hoilo~t, with waasr W to tho anklss. which
s,sa asT ed :i :ss%s Ss 8 81 ai .a .:
aosnx tnaspusb Sess.s1a fl.s ws,s1 sss w. s ap
.nonetsr into il / found it to b onlJ ~ deg.
fahreahstt, about degrees cooler than tho Ii.
kaSA csssk y, pressing ths cane down x.lh our
psreoptCy auisEsasi. Sosas ~ '1s By i've two ms su.
creased 9'ct until stood on the oshrr bank, and
e'en- Sometimes ths waller xaA 20 deep that Tho
. .eeat sishts;a lashs.: Irso.. NOV ara:. IN ths
I'VE true. that not ioas ago thn ilHssI Tract uss
of5 stossh W n9ust4 s&4us1laa uvrs. 'CLls Lat
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oeutencer Rdnhler sperben unc Elm
eIadli6w 3ufau fdete IS, baB CT in
Dem Srt In weI6sm Ge Isbten. @eIcs
ssnbett fanb, Stuoien au pielem 3weds
su MAIDEN.
@te lebr aber aud 0err BON Bic
lomsfy feline r,oralii6e Rraft our6 furs
fen @iQsn aufre6t erbielt. 70 oerItsB
ibn bod bic rbYilde mebr uno mebr.
Nsben Der @rlduttsrune Oss @emdtSse
uno Der Sprae fir bic 3ufunft isiner
Sinner eenn lein @srmbeen mar cons
fscirt wproen. mar eaS raube China
poau binreihenp. um bic pom jsber
i6wah 9ewelsnen Quneen erfrartsn su
lafen ; er ftarb nod Ianaen uno i6pe'
rem Veteen. IbeilS burd tbrer 6dnee
Wrbett. tbeils burG etnen fleinen 3us
i6ub, ben Grau pom Bielowsfa ldbrli6
pom ibrer Gamilte erbieIt, wuste er. raB
fe unp tire Sinper senus Nittel beia-
Sen, uu, In itre 6eimatb surudreiien 3u
t5nnen, fire 3ufunft aber fonnte er
ouetn In @ottes0 aterbanb Iegen, gerpib
bas er5ste Spfer Ger Demutb fir etnen
tbattrdfttsen Nann.
Bet tbrer &lffsbr erfabr Grau BON
Bielowsfa ben Zoo ibrsr Wutter. cab
ibrY Bate ibr DOranseson9en mar, wuBte
le beretls. Son leiner Seite aus mar
fe bel Der @tbldaft auf ras arenafte
gfi6ttbeil eeleBt wOrren, tbre Wutter
binterIieB Gberele isrod Elm bepeutenpes
@erm5aen. mdbrenc ie ielbf uno So
bann ni6t becd6t norpen ,rdren. Do
ibr absr ibr Bruper, Itereisn's 8Ors
numb, einen 1beil jeneS 0erm5aens
sum @snisBbrau6 anpies. 70 fonnte lie
Sbalfels, feline giua mietben, welhs
tbu,, ca CT an leineS tsuuns aIs@ultuS'
minifsr In Der Nsioens 9sfe6eIt mar,
unniB ruar. SObann beenpiste ietns
Stubten NIT unesm5bnlt6er S6nsltss
felt; gum 9rOben MiBfaaen ieinss
OnfeIs trat er jepo6 in feline Garrtae
elm, lOnpern btlpste I@ gum aIniler
aus. Gr lsrnte bet Den beften Weiifern
rer 3eit unp bate ll6 zines lol6en @rs
folses au erfreuen. pas CT beretis na&
wenteen Stucien)abrsn mebr 8sfsuuns
gen fir portraits erbtelt, ais ct in Ger
eeeebensn 3sit malen fonnte. StOla
blidte Srau Don Btelowsfa auf ben
bcFnunesuOuen Spbn, wel6sr tbren
WIni6en in jsber 8eile entlprad
mar er BET ibr. 70 rpare1 baS ibre UNI
unD Ibsrelsn'S Heitlaee. Die leBtsn
Sabre ibrss esbens paren rubi8 UNI
sIidli6, eenn fe Iebte In bem auf
blibenben Glide ibrsr 8tnber. Beire
lfancen UNI ibt Eager, als Die StunDe
ibrss IOoss ldius, na@ reI@er ibrt
Sesle lanBlt osrlau9t bate.
(Sortiesuns folst.)
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Dergeltuug AUDI bienieoeu,
Cine @r3ablnng.
(5prtieBung.)

Oa6 fIetne Ratne mar an benz beu-
ttBen Nbeno iebr unrubis, unpW atbiles
mu6te es Ianae rurb cas- 3immer aufs
unp a%btraeen. Gle muSte tbm ldneer
alS cine Stunpe pie befannten Dieeens
Iiecer ilnaen. bis fe es emilio insect,
den Ieesn fOnnte. SsBt bIiss le cos
ytdt aus. unp fniete Dor tbrem Bette
ntsosr, un mad tbrer 0ewobnbett tbr
Abenr6ebet ;u perrt6ten. Nls le mt,
oemielben su Gnpe mar, elaubte fte in
Der 6errenlube Gin @erdulh III Yernebs
men. Sn oer Wsinune. ooB ft6 po,t
RaBen e,nssl6lthen bdtten, 8tns ltt auf
cen Strimpfsn btnab, tlnt nahsuleben,
Die Gtdre tanp often uno ~ ibrem
S@redsn b%efanoen fd TIM Simmer bic
betcen Wdnner, wel1e nit ben Baas
rem eebanoelt battsn. Giner pom ibnen
mar TN 8esrife, ben Setretdr aufsu.
brehen, uno Ger Inpere leubtete ibn
NIT elmer Saterne. 3sBt no Del Strabl
Der eatsrr,e 10 ersQ In fetn 0st9t fsl,
ertalli1te ie ben M~oorbannss. Gin
Srrtbum NOR ni&t mS3li6 ; fe bate
auf tba i@DSren t0nnsn. Auf ten
zOO erl@rOdsn elite fe tn pas S&laf,
gsn1a@ lbrer perrldaft. redte fe unD
bsrtHtete IN aiel saDer &ile. mas lie ee,
0eleben : Der MocrbauneS unp
per 0autrer brs1en pen 5efretatr
auf !" 49,
Yaalane lprans aus ben, 8ette auL
uao fraete "8as iaga Du oa?' .6s
"Ote Otsbe bre@rn ben Sefretair
auf! Nal@, RAID, ebe fe pas @elp ba>
ben."
paalaue mar idredensbIsi@ eerpors
Der, ; aber DE 8sinnune febrte tim
balo juriid. S6nsu srif IT mad elmer
gtltole, Die an Der 0anp bine uno
ttarbts b'u0S. "Diebe. Dtsbe T. lGrte
sr, nm Die ans6ie su pefsn.
Cornelius bate taum Die ibnen orob.
enne @efabr bemerft, 70 lief. ct feline
BsrtSeuse fallen. rie ebenfaus etne pt-
itole aus Ger 5alhe uno i6Ob ouf pen
Saue.n. 0IlfIl&sr Deile stne Die
3u8el ftbi unb bObrte fi1 In ben Iblrs
pfOlien. paaIanp absr, Ger jest gen5e
tbtet mar. letn 9sben su peribeiDtsen,
traf better. Die Su6el sins Gem Diebe
mtttsn pur@ cos 6ers. 16ptlt6 ee.
trOfsn, fflrjte @Ornsltus iu Boben.
unlerDellen waren cie RHehte mad ee.
Doroen unO etllsn berbet. un 1i@ pes
WOOrbannes, wte tbn Watbilpe taauns
te, ~ bemd&tiSen. Dieter ober fano
3ett gum Genfer binaus3uiprineen
unp ft& bur@ cine fdleuniee Glu@t au
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baIten, 70 wirb lie uns nod pom irasnp
einsm @neIdnrer tpeeeefGnappt."
Bon tpeIder Wiua Gprt&f Du 2"
bob Gh bic Marqutie an.
"Siua @efen, Wama, crer Dtslmebr
S&lOe GbuIfels."
Der MtniRer pom @efsn 1T bsuts
aneefcmmen," nabm @raf S6retber
baS @crt, .uub In beia9tem SblOs
1ammt @emablin abaefiesen, ea mors
gen Die fsterIi@e 8etitBuna Der Urau
RON 9ieIcwsfa ftattTnoet."
Die Marquile ffelIte nun ptele Sra
ocn, EbalfeIs tstrefeno on 0raf
Sdreiber, meIde er jeBt nit GROCER Sc
nauieteit su b%eautpcrten wuBte. Gnos
lid aber fdien es ibr 3stt serOrcen bic
6erren aufsufOrDsru, tI@ benz aneeren
Slide 3u udbern uno pas 8Oulette tn
8epeeune 3u lsBsn. gle ielbR ipielte
nt&t fe fOlete nit ununtsrbrU&enem
SntereGe hem Spiele ibrss SObnes.
reIhsr f~ortmdbreno eepann.
Nls @raf S6retber uno Gleranoer
Gerbors bic @tla Der Warqutie be
bautfcour perlteeen, uerfdnoete Elm un=
bsfimmtes st6t ben balctsen Aufsans
Der Some.
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0eberlet0en.

Die Sober III zines Der wtGtiefen Sfeane
bes 8DEpers unt fctte man haber alien I'm.
reaelmGsteteiten biefes Srgans Mufmert.
famfett fhenten. Qeberleteen umfaBt emf.
rpeber etnen stpiGsn Grab BON Erdsbeit res
Oreanss. Der es unbefdbtst bic uDtbtse
Wen9e GATE ab3ufOnbern Deer cine Ser.
ftOpfune In ben @ansneefdBeH. wel&e bic
@ane btnrert in BEN Darmtanat au eetan.
een. Die 6aut erbdlt etne aslblihe Sarbs.
eS iinb S6mer;en In Der reGten Seite unb
reGten SGulter %pCrbonbeR unb Der Nppettt
ntmmt ab.
Or. &usut 3onta's 9ambureer GrOpfsn
ftdrfen unD resultrsn Die 9eter. ~retntaen ben
Ma9sn unb sntfernsn aus cen @tbdrmen
bic oarin a%usetduftea 0ruott1tE.
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n. @Qe Wa&Reuunseu poten per-

rettsn. gqe Nahhsuunsen woten per-
aebenS. Inter bent S6uBe Der. Naht
fonnte er cine rpeits Strsde porous &C.,
rptnnen, puo am fOIaenoer Gage funO
er @elseenbeit, ans Wesr ~ fommen.
uno bort loeIet@ eth SGif mao @nas
lanO su befei9en.
Natbilpe mar uno blteb fef IbcrS
,eu9t, baB 90 Der Mocrbannee aewslsn;
fe batte nidt auein letne 8eidtsadae.
lonrern aud feline Gimme mieper err
tannt. Die Nadforldunaen Der Be,
bSrpe fieuten aud fsf. poB Ger @stSpe
tete fetn Nnesrer, als Cornelius, Der
en~tlprunBsne Strdftns mar.
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NeseImdatse eGnsfdDeienns wefentltd fir bic
@efunebett.

Die r~estlmGsise Musfreibans unb bas BlieBen Der
Ntaoenlafte un0 Der Sale, welmes Der @ebrau6 BON
Soffetter's Magenbitterem befSrbsrt, Enb NtrfIu>
aen, pelGe meientltN ;ur gDHDrrbtrfeaan8 Der Geiunp.
brit fatren, renn Der Srsanismus 8ef5rt 1T Die Speile
mirb tn benz opsptptt&en Masen MIDI perpaut. neil Der
wa,eniaft raaaselbait prer ;a rei@li& pber ~Ssrbprben tt.
ete Sober uirb aIfsepduft uab BITE sinssretoe perf pit,
neil Der GalensuFa6 uH3uret&enp III Ober enc falfHe gttS.
tuns nimmt. Das Bittere brtrst al nas tn Drennns
unb befetist ane ~f6Itmmen 8clsen tnaneeIneen Stoh.
ws6fels unp pnreselmdstsea 5lsseas Der Saaf. usber~
ptts rst,t IS bic Gpdtistett Der NteItn. eur@. pelHe BIZ
l1nrerntststten aus benz Dilute seutHe. rtdben fltrtt Ierbsn
@,abrtbett e~ntaesens ,pirft pitb. @lsi&siel Ob man Is
sur @esuIirnns br aRasenlaft> Dber @aatnausideban
unb sur @rlet&tsrmus Der iuerIarensn @tnssUeibe 0ber aus
8r6rperuns pclfdnoiSen uub baber ~eefuapen 5arnlai.
ftns anptnbet; man BARI HstS faraut re6nen, bot
5pf,tttrs Sttteres ben beabf&tieten 8wed erfaaen ruirf'
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@e(fbwnltr, Gf(tbware,
Tle@ten, Sal3Rnk

entlprtnaen ale unreinem 8iute unn III bd'
Der purh ben a%nertannten YluIretntaer Ir.
Anauit 8Dnte's 6amturner arDpfea Der
@irttCT aus BEN AGrpsr ,u enlfernen. OH
TT ss isro6 rD;bie, I'm rts 6elIuns gu be.
itleuntgsn. dubsrliGs lOtale MitId anu
uenben. Mls eth ,olhss n Or. auault So
nte's 6amburssr 8rdursrpllifr ionobl als
3ua. wte 6stlr9fafer BON gutter Wtlfurg
unD letiet Defenders lGusenDen Nuttern,
pelhe an seiproasnen 8'nlfsa letpsn, un'
be,ablbare Diinfe.
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Nerb0le &opfi9mer5em

perben bur6 9effopfans Orer 0srrauunes.
StDrunsen berporpeIufen. Dteisnteen ger.
foren, pelhe an pteieGi nebel le,oen. mil n
&afee, &um. Bier uno Salad psrmetpen
unb btn 0eib burh Or. Sueuf S0nte's
6ambureer SrOpfsn often baltsn.
Yerioneu, melGe elmer ItBenben 0ebens
rpetle u%nternorfrn ftnr. fU1.en fn frlb
Noreens 8ewesunq tn frsisr Cuff MAIDEN
uno Or. &uauit ADnts's 6amturasr Crop,
fen mebrmals pes Sa9es IN tIe.nen DOZEN
9ebrauhen.
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NIT etnem frasenoen auf ibrsn Nann,
aIS Oh fe frasen wOue, oislIei6t ffebe
etDas BARN, mas er ni6t piffen otrfe."
.Nh, mir baben feline @ebeimni6e."
antportete ADRIAN, "8rt6 ibn nur auf
unb lies ibn Dor. @isueiht III iraenc
stn snifnnter 8erwanDtsr gef9rben,
urp mir ma6en am Gnpe. nod oar
cine Grb1haft."
GcrtleBuna fDlat.l
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Scropbeln nnS anSere
&rantbetten 0es 8lnteS.

SerOpbsln (King's EviD iino cine Ser,
berbntB Der Sdfie pee 8Drpers. pelhe Den,
felben nit ldlt9en une tD5arttaen unreinta>
fetten lberlaben. Die GOnnttution PES G6t>
pers rptrb 9eihmdht, felb(f nenn DIE duberen
Nn3ethen total fsblen, welhe burh Nus.
lhldoe auf benz 8ppfe ODER anceren Etetten
bes &Drpers bic I%nwelenbtit Don Scropbeln
anAigen.
Die 8ranfbeit 1T UNI 70 eefdbrli6er unc
ernflther, ba bieielbe tn ptelen Sdtsn erb.
ltd ron @slGlsGt aur @efhlrht fott1e
pfdn3t nib unD fhredltb fno rte 1Olaer,
wel4e &us3ebruns. @erfbwdruna Der 0sber
unb enblth Den Sob na6 fih iieten.
Nur peletabil,(he MsDtsineu, melGe bts
Sdfte bes 8Drpers reinteen uno ben Slit.
ftCf entfernen, linD BIER rem wutiiGem
Wertbe.
Or. Musuf &0rts's 6amburser Samtlisn'
Webijtnen uno unfer bisfen Or. Musuf
GDnts's 6nmburser IrOppn retntaen pas
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-07
Method i'm His Madness.

philadelphia Times Interview with George
Francis Train.l
IF Mr.. Hayes succeeds to the presidency
what kind of a chief magistrate will he
make% asked the reporter.
"You can't have much of a yacht race,
without any wind said Mr.. Train. Hayes
represents the psychology of luck. His flat
boat will weather the storm that sunk the
a sheep surrounded by pack of wolves
There's Frelinghuysen, Grants fugleman,
impotent as a politician, a senatorial nom
entity, with splendid opportunities never
utilized Hamlin is an octogenarian fossil
in revolutionary stove pipe. He wears flap
pantaloons and swallow tail coat in mid
winter and has occupied one senatorial
seat for "a years without doing anything but
tax knowledge in his cheese-paring mail
economy bill. Next, Saint Cameron, who is
too old 20 be ambitious, is well pleased with
Don's success in the cabinet and his addi-
ton, division and silence policy. Chandler,
cheering himself over his returning board
partnership is amply satisfied IN having so
hand-victory. his cabinet appointment his
Gould cosomely snubbed Michigan for let
ting him drop through the ice. Sherman.
Edmunds, Booth and Boutwell, are free
trade, crazy and specie mad. Hogan, Butler.
Kelly and Moses Field are apostatizing their
greenback creed for spoils. All these jewels
from the republican bosom will soon tum-
BILE into the otter's-Field ditch toge ther.
| shall soon issue 100000 copies of my paper
with obituaries of Grant and these men, edg-
ing each column in black"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-07
THE NEW SENATE.
The Members Chosen 10 the Upper
Branch Of the Forthwith Congress.

The following is the senate as it will be
constituted on the 4th of March next:
There will be republicans, 80; democrats,
35; independents, 1; vacancy, 1; total, IS.
The figures before each name indicate the
year in which the senator's term will expire
Those who were senators during the term of
the forty-fourth congress are marked with a
~. The seat of Eustis, democrat, of Louisi-
ana, will be contested BY William Pitt KEEL
logg, republican. and that of NJ. G.. Butler
democrat South Carolina, by ID. T. Corbin,
republican. The vacancy held to exist in
Louisiana for the term ending in 1879 has
not been filled by the democratic legislature
OF the state but James Lewis mas been chosen
for the place by the illegal Packard legisla-
ture
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-07
Respects to Morton.
TChicago Times.l

Mr.. o. P Morton is one OF the foremost of
the traitorous conspirators who have been
plotting to usurp the executive government
by fraud and force. He Is not a person
guided by any fixed notions of primary truth
upon any subject or question, but he is a
political empiric, quack to which charac-
ter, plentiful lack of mental and moral
training had added the qualities of reck-
less and violent partisan and bulldozer. The
speech of this violent humbug in the senate
on Monday was one OF the most characters
tic manifestations of the mans depraved and
reckless political character that has ever ap-
peared in print. IL can not be fairly called
an argument for treason and revolu-
ton, for it lacked the method of
reason which the term argument i'm
plies The furious shaker of the bloody
Shirt did not hesitate to assert the pro-
gramme of treason and all that it implies.
But the traitorous demagogue is not APP
palled, is not in the least intimidated. He
accepts unhesitatingly the revolutionary
consequences of the reasonable theory, etc.,
etc
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-07

has been done to the intelligent American
woman in refusing a like privilege. The
speaker replied happily to the argument adj
Vanced that If suffrage was extended to
woman she would neglect her domestic du-
ties, and that she should not vote unless she
could fight. III this were to be made the rule
fully third of the rustic population of the
country, among them some of the brightest
intellects, would be disfranchised. The APP
peal was eloquent and logical, and was by
far the best speech that has been made in
the house during the present session.
Messrs. Swayzee and Ashby followed with
a few remarks
The question being upon the adoption of
the resolution, it was lost-22 to 81 Many
voted against the resolution who expressed
themselves in favor of extending the right
of franchise to women, but they objected to
the wording of the resolution, thinking
10th amendment would be the better way to
dispose of it.
House adjourned till o'clock Monday.