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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-07
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gen reiite Ct nod @romsbaQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-07

oes Clements sebto&en ~ tein. 3nn!
Slid mar fab @inbniae. unb lett
gen lnuts nod bi4te &au@peIseH -.
ben sot9f&en pieiIsrn auf. Die ltlr
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lid mirb bas @ottesbous eine,, eiiernep.
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ten. Die 2atbebraIe 1T etaotseiaes.
tbuu. nub bic Rotten ,pirb wabr{@eis.
LID sur 1dltte Sas 2anb. sur pdltte has'
Reid trasei. @enn aud sesent9el.
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den, 70 ii bod bic llrfa&e bes wran.
Oes ni&t iebr nett il iu&en. Wabs-
i&einIi@ 1T elmer Der 0euerperlss6rpie
Iiesen seblieben, unb bat fi@ ent3inSsD.
obuobl bis UNI 4 llbr Msorsens bie
itarte Jeueriuo&e ~an,peienb mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-07

- 9erGjor. 10 psrV@ern aeue
unb INNER neue Qabelbepsiden. ,uiiD
bemnddt peri6nIid In 3umdnien q.
ideinen. Ct noble ent,ueber bns Obss.
tommonbo ieIbit ii~bsrnebmen ODER bp&
bic srobe Irmee untsr ieiren Musen bic
Denau iibcri9reiten IaTen = has
sdbe einen gntbu6osmus. mic er nod
gar nidt b~asepeIen in I" - meint elm
Correspondent. @ir ~er:uorten cher bas
@esentbeil. Sic b~efannte 6riebe,s-
iebniu9t Mlcganoers bcs atpeitcn. be
l4on anf bas onererfe Stadium bts
Rrieses in bobem @raoe bemmenb ee-
,pirit bat, ,uiirbe a@ aud obne 3peifft
in benz jebisen s~peitcn seltenb mo9ea.
Grtmeber ,purbe pieoer biplomatiHr&
tbe man iiberbaupt bic Donau iu iibes-
i@reiten periu4te, ober BepegunQen
Der Mrmse piroen ~penisfens Iausiamex
uno ,ueniger entI 4eioeno.-SeIbi iekt,
oa Der Despot ieine Wo@t nnr aus br
Terne seltenb ma&t III Der Idbmenbe
ginFub ieines Naturells, be3iebulss.
weiie iciner @emitbsbei9affenbeit w.
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(eit mebr dig bier @o@en i'm 0rigge
|unb nod 1T 10 gut tuie Ti9ts 9e}@s.
ben. Da ma&ten e Die 8uiIen In ben
5osen beg eriten Miloloi bod anbtrA
- Mus SrIanb tponberten in
porisen Sabre 35.bS7 Yerionen ans-
Denno@ permebrte ii9 Sic gsp5lferuns
um 1852 R0pfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-07

Die prebiser bon eprineFtA,
Slinois, wel&e nit chamber ab,pe4.
ielten, bic Situneen Der 2eeislotur mie
|@ebet 3u er0Hnen, baben fir ibre Naate
ie $50 erbaIten. Nie ~gbieaso Zines.
meint, mad ben 1ri&ten Der seiebas.
berii&en Nrbeit ju f&lieben, lei i6r 81.
BET ni&t einmaI bieie fdrsI;@e eumuse
lpertb eeiueien. !.
RarI 6oItei. @h leicn in bee
.86lnii&en 3eituns": Aim 16. Mpru
meloeten mir nod Der in Meziso e.
ideinenben OeuN4en @a@t, boB bic
ocrtisen Deuti@em am 8. Mdr, eia
Concert peroni toilet bdttsn, beTen CT.
tras Dem ereiien Didter aarl 8oItcifs
Srcslau ;u Gute tommen ioate. 9ur9
bic .S4'ei. 3t9." crfdbrt n,ar, nun. ooS
Der beuti4e 0cians.@ erein in Msgies
hem bortisen oeutinen gcniu!ate bic
5umme BON 1856 W. GO Yf. cin9e.
9dnbist uno bob bas ocutide &ci&e.
'anS!eramt bic @ceiernns in 8rsslaa
ansepeien bat, bic N~ussobInns iu he.
Iorsen. 9oltei, Der elmer ioIdcn lla.
teritisuns nidt bebark s!o,bt i'm einne
Der @eber Su Ban6eln, ,uenn CT bas ibln
susewonote @elo benz aloitcr Der borra-
bcrsisen 8rioer. oas ibm sur 3eit N.if-
nabme se,pdhrt bot. 5ur 9crpIssuMs
lpirtlid armer 2rantcr iberlabt."
= SIN Sabre 1875 ,pnrhen Den Ns-
men. u. 0ranfenonitalten i'm reg. Yea-
Nrnsbers Sdentunsen II. @crmdAl.
niHe i'm gctrase BON 63.554 Ws. auae-
meabct. Il. a.: 5000 We. fir Die Mrmca.
faHe 81 YaIue, bon @itttpe SOB. 9oas
unb Gr;eori4 S4miebt BON Gansioaei:
5000 ". BON &entner Sui. aur Neobea
unb $4,000 Y. BON GIiie MiGer, bsibe
in 9asen, fir bas lutbssifde Graniea.
baus baielbit 5000 ID. non Mitiwe
9einrid 9iilsmann unb 5000 ~. bon
&entner 8. ~. 9erbers. bsioe in Sies-
lobn, fir bag bortise itdbtiiae Nrmea.
unb 0raricnbaus BON bemieIben 9OOO
". fir bas epanseIii9e @aijenbous Ia
Sierlobn; unb 6000 Or. fir bas epaa.
Collide @aiienbaus IN Sierlobn; unb
5000 M. BON Re4tson,paIt MIbre@t
2oerbrods in socn fur ben bort!sda
@aiIenbaus- Jonbs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-07

CcIyteH.
Mas bas fleine 8elsien an @eiden=
fen gum 8ii9ofsiubiIdum bes 81. ga
ters 3uiammen9ebra4t bat, 1T Dor eini-
gen 9osen in cinem eisenen Wassor
BON 8rlKeI nod &Om abseididt ,uor-
ben, ndmli9 45S Mebscpdnoer, IA
Gboreappen, brei Monitransen. 15e
Giborien, 1873 &e!6e, 1875 liIbern'
8ads@en fir bic beilise @essebrnne
unb cbenio pieIe fir bic beiIisen Dele.
l43 9ebunocne Mebbu4er, 2S2 @!ben.
|273 Yrieiter, 30del, $50 Nltartiider.
$50 Corporation, 135 tIeine @tebtreu5'
BON Meiiins nit je einem paar fleine'
2eu&ter. Sn bieier 3abl llao einbe'
9rifen 1876 p~olitdnbi9e MusriiHunser
fir MiNiondre (matsrie1er @ertb. a.
600 Granes) unb ~ toitbare 2el9e.
welde bic M%rbeiterpcreine p5m II.
Gran3 xaper bei@aHt baben.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09

when after the library books have been
given out, the School q dismissed, North
Of the Firt Presbyterian, and on the
same side Of the street, Is the United
Presbyterian Church, under the charge
Of Rev. James Mcclure, D. D. This L q
very comfortable Church and will seat
several hundred people. Dr.. Mcclure, l.
= very earnest speaker, and haa fine de-
livery. He breaches the pure Gospel,
and 70 dc point. liked him very much,
On the same aide Of the street 8
short distance South Of the United Pres.
bytertAn Church, Il the Fourth Street N.
E. Church la Il iS called.) This Il
said to DO the finest Church in the city.
II Is built Of stone, and has stone tower.
The seats are arranged In semi circular
form and raised. few inches above the
aisle. The seats are cushioned. Behind
the pulpit,-in the rear, and = little
above, sits the Choir.
They have 4 are organ and pretty
good choir. heard the Rev. Dr.. Gun
ingham Of the First Presbyterian Church
preach here.
As did not witt the other CHURCHES
1 will not take up your space In speaking
Of them.
I had intended visiting the Fulton
Paper Mills, but owing 10 the fact that
l only heard Of them whilst at Cleveland,
and owing to the want Of time, and also;
my missing friend who was 10 have
gone with me, / WAS not able to do 30.
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OF Cur country have olten-especlal III
about election time-been made the sub eC
OF laudGtion; but when those useful part
Of the human structure become too visible
In consequence OF leauness, they can scar
cely be called graceful. The eye delight
not to dwell upon angles aud ridges ID
either man or woman. Moreover, EXTREME
emaciation Is sign OF imperfect digestion
and consequent poverty OF the blood. Boil
these evils are Iemedisd by HoStstter'i
stomach Bltters, which render digestion az
assimilation Cettaiutits, in consequence o.
which the blood acquires richness aud the
body substance. Thus are the hollow pla
ces filed up and the angles rounded Cd
Through the inStrumallty Of this peerless
aid to digeStion and promoter OF physical
well being, the body rapidly gums In viEOr
color returns to the hollow cheek, the ap
petite improves, nervous symptoms vanish
and q healLhful impetns Is given 10 every
vital function. eodAw
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From thu TAbset-PdhllIhel u tbs DAT DAMN
aad Banl AS,ylUn, ROnlaS!, WS't Va.
Before closing the account Of my late
trip, must say few words sbou! some
OF thcechurches Of Wheeling.
Wheeling has three Catholic Churches
three Presbyterian, two Methodist, ono
United Presbyterian, one Episcopal, one
English Lutheran, and several other
Churches. Those OF them which saw
arc generally fine buildings.
The Episcopal Church Ia situated on
the corner Of ChapIine and Fifteenth
streets, and nearly opposite the Capitol.
Il Is built in something like the Gothic
style Of architecture, and has tail
sPire. discovered with slate and bull
Of stone. THIS Church Ia under the care
OF Rev. DR.. Armstrong.
Upon the West side Of ChApline, and
opposite Thirteenth street, Is tho First
Presby terian Church, under tho pastoral
care Of the Rev. DR.. Cunningham. Iii
built OF brick. Ash. was undergoing re.
pairs, did not 20 into the main roon.
This Church has aourIshing Sabbath
School, which had the pleasure OF az
tending. liked the arrangement OF thi,
school better than any had ever visited,
Folding doorS separate the Infant Class
from the main school room.
The seats 10 the main room, are con-
Veniently arranged In squares, three Of
them being placed go As 10 form the three
sides Of the square, the Teachers sea,
forming the fourth, Thus he has hi
class around him.
The exercises Of the school open viii
q hymn then the Lesson for the day L
read, pretty much, as we read the Psaiml
In our Chapel; the Superintendent lead
Ing and the others responding, then fol-
lows prayer and then another. hymn, ant
then comes the regular order Of lessons So.
after which another hymn d sung, FOL.
ilowsd BY tho report Of the Secretary
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GtreGtateIliqeanr
OWE NO NAN A DOLLAR.

w, ~ agi envy, nay OTn dear vile,
Tn Willth oi uuF nCXt-tD1t noyhbDr,
Bat I'D N std to b stout Of heart,
AaI ehesTillIy follow my labor.
Yea must know, tbs lsIIOi thpIs little dibtS
Tat have been out liaieTlnI FsoW
I, piIl Ihli ulEhtI So ven both 40 lorth
And ,hIIe lnIs with the eI'th to.mSnsRt
Oh the ere llI0r Il but q ah IIae.iAesl dog
With the debtors n4mS On his collar,
WhiIs uu King aud you are p1fsn,
For 70 owe no man dollar.
our neiEhboT you siW Ia bis elleh today,
Win his VII. al bis diGut az dAuG ht4r,
Whlis W Al down At our cJvsTisEs boiTd,
IL crust and cup VI water
INEihIta tbN-lrOp iIO0d Ia your CO.
Tblllh you ;riOi your beit to c0aosAl II,
| ku-W that ths Contrast reached ydur haift,
And you cIuld not help but zeal e.
Bat knowing nov, that our ,canty fare
Hls fred my neck tlOn the collar,
Ylall ,ln my lsu u, and b Up nI about
raAtt owe 10 EIR doIlLf
This Shb,t vbS,s GhoV has dIIIlOl your sJSi
10 TACT, 10 WFttehsd debt !;
pity him git iEom ny very heIrt,
Aud Wlsh that bis lot Wsr0 be!lot;
Why. thu lniu Il tbs Vetl.S 'lIya alive,
Fir bis I,hinI Wlis aud daughter
VIII live 10 iiyls tbodSh ruin Ah1uld come
~ no soei lise ILn0 TO tho Allu2hlgE
Baths issl,I It the tighter every GAy-
That terrible dsoLOr's coll
Oh. ThIt sou be yiVS could be sly with "
ThG hsOaeI no u ~ doll1rl
You seszl ,nlI -l-but III tell you mort;
Wlihln tWj hIurI mat him,
snsIElgy away With 4 Heightened Glr
AIlia asld bad BEST him;
Il he ll ron 4 Vtty WJr. by man,
WhJ INST With the EIGatsIt plO sue
Whom cLltd 81 nltne, aud forced 10 atop,
Though he slid h9 NAi not at leisure.
FL ned my nIIR'tsI - hslj hlm iast
I'll 10 irssi aly neck iEJIu the collar;
Thsl shook his h md a, nrou II sad
Nov owe no man dollHlh
Ah! now you smile, for you feel the fStcs
OF the tTuthI I've beea repeating;
tkn0a thLIG dosnriIht hOnst heIrt
In that gentle breast was beating
Tomorrow rll Elss With Sialt's s.rsigth
1ot1lloF my daily hbO;
Bat ere We sleep e. Us humbl J pay
For our ErSt ched nt<i-doIr hglgh6lF,
And wan pray 3Ir ta4tlms v 100 al Vi vi b. 10
From the weight Of tbs dsJtos's eJ,llr-
Hhtu the poorSlt will If his voice and 0ry,
"SoW owe no MAD dollarw
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roR7r YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DR.. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR TIE Cure OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA ASo SICK HEADACHE.
9oR IRE cuRE %
w. Il. Tut.

Symptoms of g. Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
1 edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under The shouldc.-bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomachis affected with loss Of
aFVetite and Sickness; the bowels in
Cencr1l arc cozlive, sometimes alter.
ra!ive withlax; Tie head is troubled
withpain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Ihereisgencrally aconsiderable loss
ofmemory,ac companiedwithapain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some,
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweatincss and debility;
he is easilystartled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fottitpde enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER PELls,
IN CASES or AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quiulne, arc productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
rathartic can Be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disca2c 10 give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, AID
us a simple ru-cativc, they arc ua-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine Da. C. MeLAXG's
LIVER PlLLs arc never sugar coated.
Every box has q rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression D2.
MeLANE's LIVER PrLLs.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills beas the signatures OF C..
MeLANE and FLEAnNe Bros. on the
wrappers.
sS Insist on your druggist or
storekeepet giving you the genuine
DR.. c. Me;;.AHE's LIVER PfLLs, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country stosekeepers generally.
10 tAo,s wisAlrs to Give On. c. MgLArz'G
LIsA PtLt1 triAl, w win mall poSt paid 10 any
Sart O. ne ualtsa Stats. Gee 6aS q Plus st
SfENrNo nRos.. pit..sarsA. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
PLAYS! PLAYS!
PLAYSL PLaYSI

For RSIdlng Ciubs, for Amateur Theatrieals
Iempen1ee Flags DnUing room Plays, FTlry
RAYS, Ethioplal. Playa Guide Book, sptaksrs
PAntomine1, TlblOx Lights, Magnesium lights
Coored HE, Burnt Cork, ThGatr.cSl Fac PrepIrS-
lions, JaIl0y'S Wax Works, Wis, heariL and
MOu,tIehss atreduced priesa COG'UmCs, ooery,
SharldeI. New eaA!oI u sent Tres coniAinInE full
dSsSiiPilon and prices: sAh'L FRENCH 4 SON,
Ia Naaln 81 New Ynrk
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JAoKsoN's BEST
Navy CheWinn TnhaGcnl

vasa11r1ed the highest prls. II Centennial Hspo-
hilton log is dee chewing QulltIes nc nc llspca
and l1aing ehl,aeter q Is sEeetenIns ana a,yor.
Ing u you want The best tobacco tVeF made III
our blnn strip trade max Wilh n "A, Iask sslSs
Best ontt $40 HhnlaAle By Al jSbb,Fs send
~ ample e Q. A, JACKSON CO., iinaiietufsis,
Peisnba'tvs osisteisT
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Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY S.al, Ii atVohes, Pottugs pPatd
ONE ,sir.......,...ts % Ibive monihL ......S q g
stT sopihI....... =. 60 One month............ u
UtiTtrsd By ClrTisI in City iSe per Week.
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81 vat, n Sa,unc., poiiaO. prepaid.
tsyur...-.......Il col Elk months. ........Si q
IL Clvls Of ElNJ-.,.'..... ..'....,..,.'tl ~ Oieh.
10 Clubs Of Teila... ......,...,,....... " each.
10 Cuts d TWeHty........-.. ..........' @ oaeh'
And an tGtrl COPY TO PSISon setting up Club
NJ TIE aboVs prices are inTarlablS. Remit a.
our isl, 10 DI1Iu or R0aiofhee Money 0Fderl, and
sh,S neither Of lhehs can 10 procured, send the
uonsJ IN a kegl8lGTed Latter.
RE INTELLIGENCE will present daily tho
news In al departments, from all quarter Of
the world, ~ well a. I complete record Of local
eVTnu.
TgE WEEKLY 10 printed on Thursday, and an
be had al the counter, in paid envelopes rVidy
for mailing. ~ Send a copy b abSsRi JrSiRdi
"A r,LftltsI viii nara from hOHlG
,uBsCRlBEtIA, Ferrous Iesirlng 70 have the
DAILY lSIktLIOEhIE left regularly At Iheir
fSSIitnetI In the city and SubuIbs, can 10
,cfTtL by leaving their address Al Counting
Room. Of by drop letter through the poltOfie6.
10 OStRlBUTOls.-No H,tCntOn will be aid
10 anonymous communications; every article
must Be accompanied BY the writer's real nine
and address,
ElIiaGII Latter Jor HIIhOWd b oibb,I,sI " RfElS
& CfBitb'A" and Ih0tid In Nv cue T. ddiTfIEbf 70
,iibf ihiTidHdl NstNbsr Ofhs fra BY name
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09

M Pullman Drawing Room md sl,SEinE taIs
lTDln steusenytlle and Columbus thFouSh gILhoSi
esGH9s to Gneinnst, Louisville, IndIanspoliI I'd
~ Louis, and from Columbus g Chic1Ro,
The pleasure o, ker or those IeekInS Homef a
~ HeSF, Ahould call on or addrea the tindenlI ma
ior through time hbles, maps, land Circular nd
I9sInet information W. L. 0BRLEN,
ienI passenger and Ticket Agent, no, no hish
LtEect, Columbus, Ohio myf4
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sRNrI.MEEKLY.
WEEKLY,

By raa, Ia SstvaNa,, Potiogt prepaid.
ps v,u,,.... .....t3 COL Six msrtbA. ..,.....gi q
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TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC,

and protect them i,om vile impoaltIous, have
adopted rev Label, which behTs my ITIde-tnITk
and notice Of IL entry In the oce Of the brlIi4 N
Of Congress, also my signature, thus:
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.


EEw YoRK, October lSt 1877.
have devoted twenty years Of patient study to
the Liver and It's relations 10 the human body, 10
search q REMEDY which would restore II. when
diseased, 10 itl normal condition. Tho result Of
that labor has been The production Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
TUFTS LIVER pills.

Their popularity has bccomO 90 EXTENDED md the
demand 30 great Is 10 induce interruptions pITlfes
10 counterfeit them thereby ROBRlN0 MI Of the NJ
Warl. and thu Afflicted If theIr yiFtl,a,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
THE GENUINE TUFTS pILLs

THE GENUINE TUFTS PILLS
exert peculiar influence on the system. Their
seton Il prompt and their good CGecIs are let Ia
few hours. A quarter Of century Of study o. The
Liver hAS demonitrated that II Gxer's RrGltGF Ia
huesce Gyer the system than any other osg1n OF the
body, and when die Icd the oniiTo Organism Is de-
ranged. It specially for the healing Of this vital
organ that have spent 90 many !oHS Of Toll, aud
having found the remedy, which has proved the
greatest boon ever furnished the afflicted, shall they
30 deprive Of It's beneau, and vile Imitation
Imposed upon them?
LET 1Hg HONEST TEoPLE or AMERICA SKI TO
n That THET ARA NOR DBFsAuDED, ecTutiniEa
the label clOsely see that It bears all the marks
above mentiouei and buy the mtdlcILo only from
respectable dealerI Il eau be found every where.
Very respectfully,
w. n. Tut.
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ERE

Ier the speedy Cure Of eemlnal weakne,,. Lost
hanhood, end al disorders brought on by lndiSTe-
uon % Exeesi. Any Druggist has tholngEedionii.
ADDRESS or. iAquEs AGO., ciaelaSau, o
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, 1877-09-30

The Chicago produce markets were irregular
Saturday. Mess pork closed TIC per brl lower,
1t $13. 65G13. GIL: for October and ST. 971zR
13- 90 for January. Lard closed :11:c per 100 lbs
lower. at IS. G7E9s.1o cash and ST. 3oh seller
The year. Meats were dull at 61:c for loose shoul-
acEs and SC for do short ribs. Lake frrights were
active, at 4Lc fur corn to Buffalo. uighysincs
were steady. at 81 os per gallon. Flour was dull
and unchanged. Wheat closed steady, at 81. is for
September and 81. 06 for October. Com cioeed &c
lower, at 4os3rc cash and 421+c for October Oats
closed tune, ut 23.sc for cash or October. Rye
Eas quiet at 53.zc- Barley closed dull at 61c for
October and G24c tor November. Hogs were SC
higher. at S. 30I5~ 90. Cattle were nominal at
B. 50GE45- %; and sheep quoted at 81. 75G4.75
The summer packing of the West to date equals
? o55. 600 hogs. The receipts of wheat in Chicago
during September were Q, O61 carloads, or ABOUT
8, 400. GOO bu. There WAS inspected into srore in
this city Saturday 63s cars wheat, 334 cars and
%, 400 bu corn. Ill cars and I. GOO bu oats, IS
car. rye, and 90 cars barley. Total Il. e13 czrs),
4s@, 600 bu. One hundred dollars in gold would
buy Slo3. 90 in greenbacks at the close.
, 1877-09-30

There seems to be quarrel and q split in tho
ranks Of the Irish Home-Ruiers, growing out Of
the B1dGAR-PARSELL attempt to obstruct all
legislation in the British Parliament The Lon-
don Spectator Of Sept. Is, speaking of the split,
saws:
1t is clear that Irish opinion il By no meaus
adequately formed on the point a: issue between
ME. Burr and Mr. B1GGAR The Fireman. Jour
nal is shesttating,-supporta SIr. Butt on tho
whole, but is disposed to think his denu acation OF
Obstruction rs - unconstitutional quite irreIe-
want. ''How often, - it asks. has Mr. BrTr
demonstrated to the Irish people that the British
Constitution is not for them: How oftcu has be
proved, in and out Of Parliament that, as fur as
Ireland WAS concerned, the British Constitution
was hollow mockcry md transparent sham:"
So. t'o, the Daily Express uocks at Mr. BCrr's
threatened obstruction on the Education Esti-
mates, if Parliament won1d not pass his University.
BILL The 11pptrary Free Press goes with Mr.
bcfT, but Is inclined to advocate greater
energy amons the Home Rulers as d party.
and thinks the Obstructionists have shown tha:
more might hnve been done without unconstitu-
tlonnl obstruction The Limerick Reporter aea,n,
supports Nj BCTr heartily, but the Ulster Eram-
t'er takes the part 0! the Obstructionists. Fur
taeFs at meeting OF the Limerick and Clare Farm
passed, but various speeches or behalf OF the ub-
structionlsts were aeo delivered. On the whole,
inc Catholic Church supports Mr. BUTT and mod
esation, but 1t Is obvious that popular feeling hes
donal side. We wish the Government would Ia
Lne same session. propose strong policy against
Inc Oostructtonlets, and yet strnng p0ficy on the
krlsh Education question. which should satisfy the
moderate party IN Ireland TINT even on question
ike the University question: the British constitu.
lion u as servtceab1e for Ireland az for England
Ind Scotland. ut. BCrr's University bill is in
principle very sound one.
, 1877-09-30

watchfulnees or care upon the part Of the
citizen can guard against injustice in the as
sessment after it has left the control Of the
county authorities In the matter OF taxa
ton, therefore, not merely for State, but for
county, town, and city purposes, the citizen
is at the mercy Of an irresponsible Board,
whose proceedings are not to levy ta1 by
valuation on the property Of each citizen, III
proportion to its value, but whose function
is to levy taxes by counties, and whose de-
cision is final, except in the case Of fraud.
The aggrieved citizen is without remedy.
The courts arc closed against him and he
finds TINT he is not required to pay taxes in
proportion to the value of his property, but
according to the value which the State Board
may think proper to place on oil the prop
erty in his county.