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The following letter from Governor
Hampton to President Hayes was
sent last night by mail, as also by
telegraph to the President and press:
STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

9ebalt bes 9sridtsidreibers, iolen in bic
gpuntptaHe fisBen. Dem Nubitor MUIR
ben So, 1000 @ebalt per Sabr erlau6t nsbit
ben Sporteln bes amtes fir iid unb bas
@ebaIt zines @ebilfen unb etmaiaer anbes
re, nOtbpenbiser Ollie. Scr Dubuque
SeraIb," bic Dubuque Simes" unb Der
vNational Democrat" wurben als amtIide
SIdtter ertlart.
Solgenbe geamten mur6en fir bas Tau.
fsnbe Sabr ernannt: sSanitor bes Court
bauies Yatrid 8eIi9, Nufisber bes Orr
msubauiss 81. %. Sobnitou unb Irmens
aufisbsr in Der Stabt s.. 8rintmann. Oils
Qrmsndrste iouen bic Or. 6. 9. Servings
u. &itidati9 funsiren nit benz gebing,
baB bas 9ebaIt Der bsiben nidt bsber fem
ioa, ais es friber fir einen 9lr3t maj unb
bic Summe pon $1,000 ni1t iberiteisen
BARI. Die 9siu9e pom Srou Sattie s.
Simplot unb Der ct. 2ouis Sbot Conner
60. purben~ uerworfen. W. O. Sarper &
Co.'S, Steuern, bic irrtbimlid be3ablt
wurben, iouen 3uriideritattst werben. ".
Higgins wurben 5000 bepinist, fur bic
8el9dbisunsen, bic er beim 3uiammen:
bru4 Der Miaerbride erlitt; ebenio BEN
9. S. Orne aus bemielben @runbe $500
bewiaist; nebit benz iouen bic drstIider
&e4nunssn be3abIt merben: $4s an Or,
SeeIsp, $25 an Or. WcGlure, s45.5 so ar
Or. Bigelow.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
2ser6auofunseu oes Smperpi(oren-
rAt6es Don Dubuque 60.
8 anMars SiBun9 1877

Oonneritas, %. Sanuar. - Die
Ysrbanblunsen Ser lesten geriammluns
wurben seleisn unb ssmebmist. Die @es
iu9e pon s. Wepers, 9briitian Gla1en,
&i9arb Bennet unb g. Weib IT,, Steuer:
ansslesenbeiten betreffenb, an bas Gomite
ueripiei EN-. Oie9fs9nunsen pom Ben Witter,
6. g.. Ssnniss, u. Sdmitt, 6. 81. Glart
g. 60, 8. y. MsuteI, s. 6. 2auipon 81
3. Soffmann wurben permorfen. Die
&e9nunssn BON so. WueIer, u. Rapp,
s. 8saslep, &. Suuiuan, Z. 6. S9ro.
Der, s. q. S9mit s. u. &ennebp unb
.. s.. BiImot wurben CUR 8erbsieruns
suritseseben. gr parb bei6Iohen bic
Eetaile Der auSsaben bes @ountp's bes
Sabres 1876 gu publiSiren. 2eioer erIaubt
uns ter &aum nidt, hieie ipesifirten
&sdnunsen gu brinsen, mir fommen NOS
mOsIi4, Oarauf suriid. Dem goriisenben
wurbe erlaubt 3ablunssanweiiunsen fir
seIieferte Sorrdtbe, wdbrenb Der 3eit, baB
Der Boarb ni9t iitt, aIs3uitsIen. Die
auf benz Nrmenbaule rubenbeu Qiene mur:
Den ubseloit unb BEN Gontractoren in
&e4nuns seitelt. Superpiior 8eiller
wurbe ansepieien 200 Gorb Sol, fir ben
@sbrau6 bss gourtbauies nno fir Die
Armeu Der Stabt gu beiorsen, pelde bic
@efansenen fasen unb ipaIten ioaen. Die
anpeiiunsen iir 9OlS fir bic 9irmsn iol
Der Sanitor Oss Gourtbauies erbaIten unb
~barauibin bas 9olS uerabrei9en. Supers
piior Settler iou bic snpeiluns sur Sab.
lung fir bas SoIs ausifsusr. SIS wur6e
beidlonen ben geridt bes County 9lu6i:
tors Mc0ausblin iiber bic a%usitebenbsn
@arrants gu publiSiren.
Is wuroe u%erorbnet, bab bas County
nidt in bic Streitfrase smiiden benz Staat
Soma unb W. BOttsfOo einsreift.
Srsitas, ben 20. Sanuar.-Oas Bros
totoa Der Yerbanblunsen Der lesten Sers
iammlunsen purben senebmist. 0as @es
iu9 Der ct. 2ouis S9ot Conner SO. uno
BON 8. Simplot wurbe seleien unb gum
geridt perpisien. Das 9lmt zines SO.
anwalts wurbe abseidafft unb Der @ouos
tat s. .. 9inneban anSeiteGt, ale Streits
laden bes SO. absuma9sn, wofiir Ct idbr:
LID 5000 in monatli9en Staten erbGlt.
@ebaIte Der 8samten bss gountp's,
sslafen, wis iie warsn. Der 0s:
pntpsglert Der 0iitrictsg ourt jebo9 fol-
81, 200 jdbrli@ ais @sbalt erbaltsn nab
1qs SporteIn, bic msbr bstrasen ais bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
&inSer fbreien fur Gaftoria.

&tnber f6reien fur Gaftoria. Ga
If gum g:ansbmm iab mic Spnis uns it abio.
Tut ni&t stfabrli&. Go ssrtrsibt bic @nrmsr,
brIt @inb arlif. rsssIt Wassu unb gssdrms
ainb linbsrt bic &sisbarisit bel i6nsasn uns be.
f&strli&sm 3abnsn. Go if Gin soQfpmmsnei
GrisB fir @afOrOil ane sssen gsrifOpfanssn bsi
Sunssn unb GItsn sibt GO Ti&te 3upsrlailse-
Iss uus @irfamsres.
Die Gentaur Sinimepts inb Ole srGb'
Zen Selmitis, bic it snibtdt fur ale 6lsi&s auo,
den, nab Rusfel : arnnfbeitsn-9ift, E.usi,
f&anssn, Gni&wsgunssn, SranSpunssn, Rbsu.
niatismns, isifs Glisbsr &c. Was pae pries
3iasmsnt fur bic msni&li6s 5amilis. tbut eas
ss5s 9insmsnt fur Yfsrss uuo 1biere. gle
fnt biaia bsausm unb I6sr in ibrsr @irfans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
IS (6eiat Der neue Superpiior, Ser

Is lWetut OCT Heue Supetp'Ipr, S)ert
Mabonp, fat idon einen vRedtstunbisen"
IN Sberrsas Rount berart auf bic &rdbens
ausen setreten, baB er i'm yNational De-
niofraf~ liant aufidreit. @ir wirben benz
gorreiponbenten s. O. ratben, bic beiben
gIdier ieiter @udeiien wobI gu pusen,
bonn funit m09te es bod 3utreffen, baB
i'm, bic &e6nuns beidnitten wirb. Damn
wdre es aud gut fir bieisn Doctor utrius-
que jnris bic 0erbanblunsen bes Superui:
~iorenrat5ss pobl gu Ieien unb ii9 bic ab:
re@nuns bes @ountp's gu betradten, oa
wirb er wobl merten %f0nnen, baB bieie Bers
5anbLuusen teine Compliments fir Die al.
ten Superuiioren ftnb, bic iolde Spariam:
teitsmabreSeln ni9t 81 trefien wuBten,
benn ionft bate bas Gountp ni9t $4O,s
600 Sdulpsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
$taot 4 Ameeeeno.
Mm Ole Serrn Msentcm!

9Sir mO6tcn bic GERM Msentcn bitten,
ms bot bcr1 rritenSebruar aae0 slnrr ciu>
snienScu, bic iic bon uns an 9ann baben.
Gsiff ndmli@ nniere Abii6t alien b%eujcnis
stn unicrcr abunncr ten, bic uns mebr
uIs Gin Sabr i@uloen, Re@uunsrn 81 iens
ben uuo oa bStten mir nidt scruc, bab
iul@e eeier &c@uunsen erbielten, bic
pirueidt i@nn on bic asenteu be,ablt
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
Am md6ftem Sonntaa finbet cine

abenbunterbaItuns bes SinsIinsss0 ereins
Der ct. Marisnssmsinbe i'm SaaIe bss
S@uIbauies fat. CUR slufibruns t5mmt
bic 6umorsste: Der Robr pon
8eneb ts u. Der S9want: Ger Serr
Director. @m acknowledgement Saits
na@tsionntas ipisIt Der RoIpins.8 ersin /:
Die 2aitausr. Uir ma9sn umiere 9es
fer 'auf bic beiben observation-disclosures
defenders aufmerfiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
~ Die aebieaenfe ilufrrte fatbos

90 Die s~ebiesenfte iIufirirte tatbos
Itf@e 3eitidrift, bur9 Sesenswuni9 or.
SeiIisfeit Papft Pius TX. sutsebeiBen, 1T
Der yOeutf9e s aust d q :" in Wort
unb Bib. .Sabrli@ 10 reid iluftrirte
-Sefte fur q 20 Gents poffrei. WRit @ras
tisptdmie .9ertlG,uns Gbriiti" mad
Rapbael, 2sxS2 3oa sroB. gu besieben
bur9 dae 8udbanblunsen unS 3eitunsss
.asentsn, mie burd ben 8erIeser Sr. g us
ftet, l.. B. 56l3, Nem 9ort, unb 2O4
@ine StraBe, Cincinnati, Sbio.
2S7-339
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
S6feGt a6er 6ilis lit bus grinsi

SWlRWI 1pRr ptHty III uus FfTH5Ip
berienisen S9winbler, wel9e periu4en
Or. @usuf &Onis's 9amburser 8ruittbee
unb Grnpfen na93uabmen unO unter dbns
lider @erpaduns, .ibre siftisen Mirturen
in ben Martt gu brinsen. @ewihenbafte
&potbefer unb Gambler besinitisen iol9en
S3winoeI ni9t, anbere Iebo9 laRsn fi9
buY9 idn0ben Yerbienit perleitsu bic SdI:
i9er gu untsriissn, perIiersn absr bic 9lds
tuns ibrer Runbi3aft u. bas Sertrauen oes
Sublitums.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
SIR GoGt ni6t afau6en. 8as abe

SIR foTt ni6t sfau6em, Bas aber
ben Wertb unb bic @irtiumteit pom Or.
&6nis's 9amburser
fttbee seiust unb sei6rieben wirb.
@ein, ionbern Sbr iout Gu@, wenn Sbr,
guere &inber oberSreunoe an@rtdltuns ober
9uiteu leiben, bur9 ben @ebrau@ zines
einsisen Yadet9ens, (uel9es nut rs Gents
foitet. unS in ieber 9potbete gu baben if)
iberssusen pom Der Wirtiamteit unb SeiIs
trait bieies beliebten beuti5en 6silmittes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

@bcumatii6e S9mcr,en werben sebeiIt
NIT DIR. 6itIer's &beumatic &emebp.
@arunttrt &beumatismus, Neural,
sia, u. d bnli3e &rantbeiteu fiber
su beilen. Sei allen Ipotbefern su baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
G6icasa Warftberi9t.

wer Selesrapb) San. 81. 1877.
Meb I-$4 so bis $50
Weisen.-No. 2, S1.26s
Wel9torn.-42b bis 429 gts.
Safsr-354 Bis $50 gts.
8utter-3l bis 35 gts.
Gier-23 bis "a gts.
Wbistp-$1.O5.
&tnbpieb-$2.5 so bis 4.65.
g dweine-$6.50 bis $50.
g d ne 4 eii4-$l6.4O Bis s $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

Der METROPOLITAN 2eihftal In Der
Hdbe CTS MtbsnauT,8, fribsr Ron Dedsr rne
Sassr, iest &ateliH unb @ibbs eebaitsn, If nit
elmer auspabl uOrtreffi&er auti&en unb Bug
siss, iopie ben beten pferbsn periebsn. Wer
tiEe Spajierfabrt MAIDEN, pbcr binaus In bic
@essnp fabren nil, fol- bort isine Srrsr bintsr.
laisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
Nene An5etgen.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
interested, that on the 23d. day of January A.
D.. 1877, the undersigned was appointed by the
Circuit Court of Dubuque County, Iowa, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of JOHN j. THEIS
deceased, late of said county.
Dated at Dubuque, January 23d. 1877.
NICHOLAS THEIS,
$3.50 Administrator
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
Wem>4orf Warftberi4t.

NeusYorf Warftberidt.
1elesrapD. San. 81. 1877.
MebI-$5.7 70 bis 5.75.
@eiSen.-Wilwautee, go. 2, $l.4S
Safer-4O bis 549 Gts.
@sIi9forn-sem. weftl. $50.
eii9-sl7. 25 biz 1850
Cob in Stem Yort 81. 064.
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No. A. - @O9entliGe 8riefife.
Dubuauf. ben ~. Ganuar.

Dubuaus ben %. Sanuar, 1877.
an reI6sr ALE BFisfs anspeat FAb. pslds pom %. 9ou.
bis sum %. San. In Der bisFstn gsfsfhts anssismmsn n.
MIDI abetbelt rpreeR ane.
8aribplb Clinton aubli Ssir
8aumgdrtner y 9reb Naris
9srs SaeausS Seitssn WPif @nna
Ylpdlinger Saeeb eiplfcd 5snry
8eybl @artin Raibis 9sOrss
greG .Nbam Mibm peter
@pnIer Carl 3 8itffr Noam
SpItfr Wrs 6 8its @bas
5inft @forse &aeer Wid Warp 8
@rstber Sobn Hubfn peter
@rubmatfr e2 S&asfsr emil
@uter N 8 S6mipt Glijatstb
Damn Doretba " S6mibt Soc Or
Seumann 3rsp Staasrb peter
Silsmaan See S&eipa Wrs HeeIy
Sanlen @brifian S4miflf WiG &pla
aaufmaan albert
gan pussHt ni4t, nsnn man mad gri,fsn auf sislsr eiat
AZ btmtrttH, bab Ne a netjst fnh, unb btt bum.
mr. tp prifaiaf e%riuetbsn.
@,e 9Vrbsrt. ysRmtaa,
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2Sir MAIDEN bic Sarmer unb bas rel

ienbe Bnblitum barauf aufmerfiam, baB
9err s. g. 6iidba9, Der bas Commercial
Sotel in 0epersuiIe bdlt, feline Stauun.
gen unb S9uppen bebeutenb uersr0Bert unb
ionitise Serbeferunsen porssnommsn bot,
er baber mebr 6armer unb &eiisnbs untsrs
brinsen unb fie nod better ais iriiber be:
bienen tann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

3. {epp, an Der gde Der Z. unb Mfains
itrase, bat nod INNER bic i9Snften Dins
termaarem on 5anb. Benn aud bic
Come seftern unb uorseftern etpas mars
mer idisu, slaubt u ia ni4t, bet Winter
iei poriber. SIS 1T nod etrpas 3u frib fur
Nantinboien unb Iei@te SommertIeiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
Die Surem

Qte Serrett
s. 9. 9ein, Burlington, Soma, unb
s. Ebimes, Golebour, 3d.,
baben bic Site sebabt, bic asentur fir
bic vQuremburser @asrtte~ ~ ibernebmen.
Sic finb baber srmd4tst, abonnenten gu
faumeln, @elbsr gu eOleetiren nnb bafir
5u euittireu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
Muscatine.

clearinghouse ~francais. Bien tenu par
DENIS JORDON, Wis a Wis du Steamboat Ian
ding ct de la care du chemin de fer.
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9 e h Il!

GtspbSr 8eHltr, fribr in Calhoun Co., 81. gep psbnf
Du isst? Dsia 9rusr 5ranf &sHIsr, Sprtnstrpsi, Sad.
fen Co., Soma. o 27l-326
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Sefn6t +!

Wc ii 9i6slas 1pHnl. her frabtr In Buffalo, Grie &C..
gltr yprt ssmebnt bat Dafelbe IA etbpren Az qintaen IN,
gttrt9trttalt. gDsr Wdtees peie. babe bic @ate, 90 6rn.
We. aauep IN Cascade, DUBUQUE 10, Sera, petr Der Rs.
hastisn siefts Slattss mit,utbeiltn. 2S7-2eO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-04
BrattlebOrO Church Directory.

FIRST BAPrIsr.-Maln St.. Rev. Horace Burchard,
Pastor. Sunday services at 10 $50 q. M, 1880
p. M Sunday School IL $50 a. m. Missionary Com
cert LIST Sunday evening in each month. Sunday
School Concert last Sunday evening in each month.
Prayer meetings on the other Sunday evenings.
Monday evening, young peoples prayer meeting,
Friday evening, prayer meeting, 7A5
WEsTBRArrLEBoRo BAPrIsr-Rev. c. A. votey Pas
tor Sunday services at 10 80 a. M; 1915 and 1900
p. m. Sunday School at 215 p, m. Wednesday
evening meeting at $50. Seats free.
CENTRE CoHoRKGA1IoNAL-Main st. .: Rev Geo L.
Walker, d. D., Acting Pastor. Sunday services 10 $50
a. m, 1900 p. M; sunday School ~ m. Missionary
aud s. S. Concerts take the place Of the evening
service the LIST and I'd SUNDAYS Of the MONTH re-
spectively. Young peoples meeting Monday eve
ming at $50. Prayer meeting, Friday evening at
1850. Thursday p. M, ladies' prayer meeting, at
O'Clock.
CoNaREaArIoHAL.-west Brattleboro Rev c. II. Mer-
ril, Pastor. Sunday services-Sermon in morning
atI0;30. Missionary concert the first Sunday even-
ing Of each month. Sermon every other Sunday
evening at O'Clock. Seats free. Sabbath school
follows morning service.
EPIscoPAL.-Main St.; Rev. W. II. Collins, Rector.
Sunday services: Morning prayer and sermon 1880
a. m. Evening prayer and sermon z 100 pm sun
day School ~ :l5 p. Holy days, IL 90 a. m. Holy
Communion 1st Sunday in the month, and on all
great festivals The children Of the parish are cat
echised on the 1st Sunday in every month at p. m.
METHODIST EPIsooPAL.-Meetingsi lower town hall !;
Rev. n. +. Perry, Pastor. Preaching Sunday
at 0:30 q. m. Sunday School ~ M; prayer
meeting In the evening. S. 8. Concert 4th Sunday
Of every month. Glass meeting Tuesday evening;
prayer meeting Friday evening. Seats free
ROMAN CArHoLIc-walnut St.; Rev. Henry Lane,
Pastor. Sunday services-High mass 1880 a. m.
Vespers and Benediction $50 p. m.
USIrLRIAS FREE CHunoH.-Main st.. Rev. VIM. L.
jenkins, Pastor. Services Sunday a. M, at 1890;
Sunday School and Bible Class after the morning
service. Seats free.
FIRST UEIvBRsALIsr.-Canal st. Rev. NJ. II. Harris,
Pastor, residence on North st. Sunday sermon
1880 a. IN. Services Monday and Friday evenings
at7:30.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-04
Tn. shor,.., Deed ON nscora.

Scribner for May contains a paper Of
"Reminiscences of Washington" from un-
published family records. Among the an
ecdotes of Washington there related is the
following;
In August, 1895, after a few delightful
days spent with their distinguished rela-
tives, Captain Lewis relates that the follow
ing conversation took place at the break
fast-tabe the morning fixed for their de-
parture.
Washington was, as all the world knows,
a man of few words, aud while he quietly
partook OF bis frugal meal the conversation
flowed cheerfully on between the other
members OF the family present. Suddenly
his nephew turned laughing TO him and
said:
"Uncle, what do you think dreamed
last night?"
The General replied he could not guess,
and asked to he told. Captain Lewis, con-
tinuing to laugh merIily, replied:
"Wby, 1 dreamed you gave me your
farm on Deep Run"
"Humph r. CALCULATED his uncle. "You
had better have dreamed gave you Mount
Vernon"
No more was said on the subject, and
Captain Lewis had quite forgotten his un-
meaning dream as he placed his wife in the
carriage, and badc bis uncle and aunt good
bye. Washington followed him TO the car
riage, and handed him a folded paper, say
ing as he did so: you can look at that
when you reach home" Captain Lewis
received the paper in astoushment, but
could make no reply, as the carriage now
rolled swiftly away. He might have felt in
duty bound 10 suffer the pangs of curiosity
until he reached home, but his wife had no
such conscientious scruples; she had not
been forbidden to open it, and so she soon
succeeded in gaining possession of the mys-
terious paper, and before Mount Vernon
was lost in the distance she discovered the
fact that they had lei! that modest dwelling
much richer than they were when they en-
tered it. Whether Washington had intend
ed TO bestow the Deep Run farm in his will
upon his nephew, and only hastened the
time of the gin, or whether, with the quiet
humor in which he rarely INDUCED, be
thus proved the dream Of which he had
been told practical reality, was never
known. The deed is said 10 be the shortest
on record, and is as follows:
81 do by these presents give, aud Qf Deed
of Conveyance should not have been made
beCore) hereby oblige my heirs, Executors,
and Administrators to fulfill, all the Lands
which hold on Deep Run, or its branches
in the County of Fauquier, unto my Neph-
ew Robert Lewis and 10 his heirs or assigns
forever.
Given under my hand aud seal this 18th
day Of August, 1876.
GEO. WASHINGTON" [sEAL.l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-04
oar New President.

This is what "Perley," the well-known
Washington observer and correspondent,
says Of Mr.. Hayes in letter to the Boston
Journal last Saturday:
president Hayes impresses those who
who have carefully scrutinized his official
acts and private der ortmeut since he was
inaugursted as Chief Magistrate, as a cour-
teous, Christian gentleman, who is master
Of the situation, whatever that situation
may be. Positive, although not obstinate
in his own opinions, he does not allow eli
master him and while he never de-
nounces those of his own political party
who are endeavoring to organize opposition
10 his administration, he is ever ready 10
avail himself OF the aid Of his political op-
ponents in carrying out those plans which
he believes are calculated to secure peace
and TO stimulate prosperity. Those who
come here and visit the White House agree
that the President possesses that indescrib-
able power known as personal influence"
yet there is nothing sentimental about him,
neither does he manifest enthusiasm, which
Is based on credulity and don't amount 10
much.
at is already clearly manifest hereabouts
that The moral and political standard of the
administration is being elevated. The well
known "Ting" of political cormorants
which encircled President Grant-in which
the church, the army, the stable, the ex-
press Office and the real estate trade were
represented-hav found that they cannot
plaster the present incumbent of the White
House with the ointment of a greedy syco-
phancy, and have discontinued their opera
tions.
"Presldent Hayes evidently does not be-
lieve that the chief end of the general gov
ernment is to aid in the perpetuation ofthe
Republican party, and to reward those who
have served as its "whlppers-in," or who
have contributed from their ill-gotten
wealth to its military chest. 1t is his am
bition TO be a successful administrator,
rather than candidate for reelection in
1850, and his cabinet are seconding him by
making good appointments. Ifthe South
ern people are not utterly lost to all sense
of honor and gratitude, we are TO have a
new era, such as Lincoln and Sumner
used 10 predict. 1t is an experiment, yet
it is an experiment that President Hayes
has thought it right TO try. and if it is
failure he will be foremost in looking after
the rights of the colored people at the
South, and in seeing that they are not in
fringed. But if his policy Is crowned with
success, even those who have undertaken
to be resolute and impregnable in their
discomfort will not be able to withstand the
insidious advances of national prosperity"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-04
CATARRH
TWELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

Gennemtn,-About twelve years ago, while travel
ling with Father Kemps Old Folks Concert Troupe as
tenor singer, took severe cold and was laid at
Newark, N. ]. This cold brought on a severe attack
Of catarrh which battled with every known remedy
for four weeks without avail and finally obliged
to give up most desirable position and return home
unable to sing 4 note. For three weeks afterwards
unable to sing at all. The hrst attack Of Catarrh
had left my nasal organs ard throat sensitive that
the slightest cold would bring fresh attack eav-
ing me prostraed. In this way continued TO suffe-.
The last attack the severest had, terrible
suffered the most eIcrucating pain in my head,
hoarse TO be scarcely able TO speak, and
incessAntly. l thought going into quick con-
sumption, and firmly believe that had these symp-
toms continued without relief they would have rem
dered me easy victim. When in this distressing
condition, commenced the use Of Sanfords Radical
Cure for Catarrh very reluctantly, confess as had
tried all the advertised remedies without beneft. The
FIRST dose Of this wonderful medicine gave me the
greatest relief. 1t is hardly possible for whose
head aches eyes ache who scarcely ArtculAte dis
tinctly on account Of the choking accumulatohs in
his throat, to realize how much relief obtained from
the FIRST application Of Sanfords Radical Cure Un-
der its influence both internal and external rapidly
recovered, and by an occasional use Of the remedy
since have been entirely free from catarrh, for the
nrst time in twelve years.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. HoLBRooK.
Waltham, Mass, Jan. s, 1875.
P. S.-I purchased the Radical Cure Of George II.
Rogers, Druggist, Rumford Building.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-04

An erroneous opinion prevails in this
country that our railroad management is
more reckless than that of European coun-
tries, and that we have as a result far
greater number of accidents. attended with
personal injuries and loss of life, than oc-
cur abroad. From a return recently made
to the Parliament of Great Britain Of acci
dents reported 10 the Board of Trade, it ap-
pears that in 1875 there were 1886 persons
killed and 6ll2 injured by railway accidents
in that country. In the course Of the year
there were no less than 81 collisions be-
tween passenger trains, causing The death
OFF, passengers and injury TO 500. There
were 129 collisions between passenger and
freight trains, by which 8 passengers
we're killed and 49s passengers aud So
servants injured. During the year there
were also $50 failures of tires, 397 fail
ures of axles, 4 failures of brakes, so of
couplings, "A failures of wheels, and 464
broken rails.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-05-04
-"MOther, have any children ~ asked

-"Mother, have any ohildrenH" asked
an urchin of eight summers. why, no !
What put that into your head ?" returned
the parent. because 1 read to-day about
chldren's children" answered the acute
juvenile.
"A quarrel happening between an old
gentleman and his son, the former re-
preached the young man with ingratitude.
81 am under no obligation to you" said
the youth; "on the contrary, you have
done me a serious injury, for If you had
never been born, should now have been
heir to my grandfather"