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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
CENTAuR
llNIMENTs.

Ths smf cas- - healed aa8 ne saaaas8 msds
~hsis Sc soc AnaS last shat tss CengteS
farsWfHs vi do Tier al not msnd hrafea
baurs 81 knw Csee0r, tut thsy W. eatrset ere
Bnsg. ksss p8Ah eau khsauaat so aua . iafstt
r6rgs ef Eeah. bees aud mnseis 1lsuHutt tbkn
as srtsAs ever before aisEsssfsd
HctaaHae sEfi csuNot Ee beyup1 ia tgecis -
th-Nt FsmA kahis pfepfrauenx. CAFA4a Ehsa
NaNaA 81 usAat yssrs gAhskug NFnrais4a
weak hsek Fasvf Sarss. Wssrss Nuuess
SaAft ., a. .hreAsts Mftfrtrd &sinis sna
= fainrd ltnhs 81 he vaVd Nga re cared hy
tbn Waite CentAsf f4pimvnt
u p8f dsstrnF fha rau snA hest ~ htHt a
srsr H endua Butns ADD NsAl3s Il ill sK.
frsrt tus puisun ~ Bites ana sunes SOL The
irosi frsm trassn Lmbs, Il % very sfhrAotuus
ipr Estsehs. TSothsehp, Iteh tna caianveas
EraDtians
Mr.. 3aslsh Wesiske, q MsVsri D. O.. sfites
Per tetfs nv theam6tssn hls been ~ bad
that baNe besn uuahie 20 ptir from she h1usr,
3he Hsst tbfee bgfle- ~ Geaikar Laulmsat =
shi+a ma "a v2is wlihout Wy erlt5Ass. / am
uaendee fsfiaiy. ttbiuk yoar Lnimset simply
. m.tYst
6 Beaasl. Druggist, Rocs Prane. Mo,
says.
Centsaf Lininsnt sells better aud g.vek the
best ssusls-iinu II anything 10 she market
What The Csntaar Lnuaent hsa done for 9th,
trs % sii q. Tor yta, rs hauag, rehabls and
caeAp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
Forest Acorn Cook,
FOR WOOD.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent.
ent Feed or Broiling Doar in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centers and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Daors, Illuminated Mica
Front aud Clinkerlesr Graf which shakes from
the front and dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined. Only The best new GU
is used. and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOAi1B lN RANh w.
~ This is 10 g,vs Hegel that % the xfth day 81
February a D.. 1911 3 Ssfrant 10 baatrnpiey
sEs issned kRsiUrt The eFtAte ~ Augustine u.
Armstrong. ~ Datset, 10 the County u Bee
.niBst0G, EBd state q NtTn0Ht. wh3 bGs been
Eaiudged = bankrupt % bic ereditofs' petition
that iLs payment 4 lny debts aud dsAyhfy u
sny properly bsi91gipg . ssla bsasFupi, ~
La, ~ faF kls ass, And cha lrAusfr N any
property ~ him are farblldea vs. las that .
niesung II ths creditors u asld bSakrupt u
prove tbsif debts, a0d 20 eAe0as gts - more
AssiRneee a bis sslAfs, viii te hsid ~ a Goan n
gAbkFupteY. % - holden AZ The Washington
Hsuse. Ia Dorset. 10 tAe C0aatF . Remington.
ead STATS II YsnHoat. bef0fe " q Wesley Bg !.
Register, % ths istA day u Baneh, = 3. 1911
q O'clock r
TH0MAs FAfLEY,
ass Depaty .. n Marshal. % Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
NITUs sHELDoNis ESTATE,

AlOo pllbiJDCN = FOL n 1 IT,
: BrATE oF VEKsoNr, Manchester District. ~.
In Probate Court held At Manchester. vi Lth
aud for said distts, on the II b cay 81 February
A. D. 1877.
Present. Hon. u i. Burton, Judge.
The Administrator on tbs estate 81 Titus
kasldOn, late u Dorset. IA said district. de.
ceased, proposing 10 render al account ~ HE
administration Oh said estate, u is ordered by
said court that said account DO Ismtuod Tor al.
l~0WAnce Of = scrsion thereof 10 be held At The
Probate Office In Manchester. in said district. on
the 23ib day Of March, A. u. 1876. aud that notice
be given 70 all persons interested by the pubH-
Gallon Of thia order 10 the Manchester JoUhsAL.
= newspaper pnnted ~ said Manchester, three
seeks suecessiyely. previous 90 said umc Of
hsariBR.
A true record,
Attest. Il. h. BURTON, Jadge.
A true copy Of record,
Attss i. b BURTON, Jadgs.
sTgw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest over Of any
Family Stove. Portable Iron Encased Reservoir,
Bakes and Bossts splendidiy. quickly. evenly,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom and Back.
Double Centres, hot Blast DooTs, Largest Flucs,
Splendid Draft. Longest Fire Boz, for long
wood, Hearth Swings, won't soil floors or carp
cts, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door. Air passes
behind durable Fire Back, Turn Buckles Craw
Oven Doorp UP tight, oven Doors lined with
bright Thu, heavy, Best New Iron, Won't Crt,k
Warranted Satisf4ot iry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
The Manchester Journal.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

HAIR VINE !; *; g: !: ;; ; 4; II; :; !; ; i: ;i +;
1t ass cures that unpleasant itching that Is the
prelude of the hairs decay. Removes dAndruf
aud cures all diseases Of the scalp. ItmAkes a
nice shampoo and dressing for lAdies' and chill.
d'en = hetd., a. it removes the dandrufi and
dirt, keeps the head cool, and leaves the ha
soft and scalp clean. Try It and you will use no
other Ask druggists and merchants for it
everywhere, or send 75e. TO ms Tor trial bottle.
Add CAS- C. W. RICH RDS0N, Barnst " sold
10 Manchester by Wait 4 Hard and Y. Grover.
Wells Richardson 4 Co., Burlington, VI, whole
sale agents. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
Forest Acorn Base Heat,
FOR WOOD

Wherever sold Tho most popular Base. Heating
Stovs. posittvely g saves Halt the Fuel OF ~
ordinary stove, keeps fire al winter without re-
kidding, has Cast Iron Lined Pre- Chamber
making 1t most darable. is unsurpassed tH
Nestness az Design aud superior Halsh. heAi
carried entirely around The b4sc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
The yellow Csntau LinimSnt

!. w.,rih is slight IL gall to owners Of herses
and mules
This Liuim.nt has cured more sprGined.
SCREENED hing .benod aud 0alrd Horses IN
thrsa )s.r. than have ali the Fauisrs la the
eouutp sn ~. IT, eaee . are simply uon.
fol.
We have thousands up IN THOUSANDS oi cartia
estes AZ stf1ng IS the following
NY huf = ~as Lara IN a year With . fstloes
wrench. AT r. mudips utterly failed 70 cule aad
I COPS drrtl him Ntt bless uatt | commenced
t. ute CtHisUr Laineut, which rapidly cured
him. heartily recommends
NEY. UB0. PRRRIs.
MAnofIille, SohnhAris Co. N. y
"DELI sm:-I nave used your CehtAur Llai.
munt M, family. aud tnd II 10 be OF grsat
vAlno rlsr.e send me two dvIart' worth, Que
RILEY sICKLRs.
Falls Station. Moaning Co, Pa
II makes very little din,renos what the cas-,
10, whether II be Wrench. SprAin, Poi,-Eyii,
Ringb0ne. scratches Or Lam nsss OF any kind
tho effects are The sEE=, Livery men, stage
proprietora, FARMERS, &c should never be wIlh-
out the Yellow Ccutaar linitA snt. IL 10 sold
everywhere, aud warranted l. N its effects.
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose & Co.,
, 1877-11-06

4 question Of interest to tho depositors In
tho broken savings banks OF Chicago Is now
t,cuding before the Commissioner OF 1u-
term! Revenne ut Washington. Unpaid
taxes on deposits, amounting in the aggro-
gate to about sl00, 400, are c1aimol by tho
Government, while, on tho other hand, 1t Is
maintained TINT The banks nre Eightfully
exempt from these ta1cs. II tho Govern.
rnent's CHIN is enforced, the money will 10
taken from tho assets Of the banks now in
tho process Of liquidation, and IN effect
will be patd by tho already impoverished
depositors. Every consideration Of Justice
md humanity should weigh in favor
Of these unfortunate people in tile decision
to be made by the informal Revenue 1}u-
rcau. ana If, rs appears by tho statemout
of the casc on both sides, the bearing OF
the law Is about equal, tho Commissioner
ought not 10 hesitate In giving the sufferers
tho benetit Of the doubt. In the event,
however, Of decision adverse to tho depos-
itors, it is beloved TINT relief bill would
be promptly passed by Congress. Tlo na-
tional sympathy felt for the sufferers from
t!le sa,ings-bauka futures In Chicago would
render tho passage Of such measure swift
and certaiu.
, 1877-11-06

Yesterday tho House Of Representatives,
By a vote Of 1G3 to a, passed HtASp's hill
directing tho coinage Of tho silver tlolfnr
Weighing 41e3 grains standard siivcr,-
being the old silver tiol1ar,-nnd masking it
lega1-tcntlcr, aud providing for free coinage.
ALous ninety members were absent or not
voting. II these wero equally divided on
tho bill and were present, there would still
be moro tt,an two~thir.1s IN its fnvor. Alany
members probably lodged The rote, being in
favorof It's passage nnl yot afraitl to 60 on rec
ord either for or againstit. III the sonato 1t Is
understood there is majority in favor Of the
passage Of tho bill, hut in Tint body action ON
tho measure cannot lc hurried. The friends
Of specie payments IN gold only will oppose
The bill, mud probably delay its passage until
late in tho winter, but such bill will un-
questionably pass before spring. Tho sense
Of tho country is 80 overwhelmingly In favor
of this measure That It cnnnot be so tlefiantty
ignored by tho Sonato. as will DO tho caso
should this bill be defeated.
, 1877-11-06

The successes made by American singers In
Europe aro very rctparkablc. Mrs. Os0oop,
Boston soprano, who lus matls herself fuYor-
itc In England, is now travelling In the English
provinces with AnELtNA PATTI. EMMA IiowsoN
Is with the CAMponELLo-SlNtco Troupe In thu
south of England. CAnL Rosa las III lila
troupe MLss JULIA GAYLoAp, Miss YoH9E, a,l1
Mr. lAcKAnp, alt Americans; au.l MArLgsoN
las FoL, aul Miss vALlERlA, Lotl. Americans
also. Miss RosEwALp, q young Ancrtcun 10.
prnno, has made d successful dutut ut NuFcsn-
burg. Mile. CMloRNt, another American, has
made great hit aa Marguerite at 0rox, and
Herr CANDlpus, New Yorker, IL lrliehting
the Bcrllneso with Ills Ssradeifs. VaLCmxnl,
Gu1sErpE WAGNER, aflss BARTON, mud Mrs.
AaroISETrE SrKtiiA0, all AAericaus, hare
i,alo great successes. Chicago Is not without
it, representatives, Miss GLENN, Mlss lloEA-
HE'LL, Miss Go,DsEscKxR. as,A Mrs. ScMoox.
loygs, al! promising to maks successful de-
butts.
, 1877-11-06

Tho opposition to tue confirmation OF
JouN Wrtsn as Minister to Eugluul laB
bceu strengthened by The alleged discovery
of alla fact that tl.o Philadelphia tir1il Of
which htr. Welsh is member is the owner
in Cuba ot q sugar plantation mud largo
Number OF slaves. Tho fr,ent!s Of Mr.. Wsi4M
seen. to have been takon sonuwhat by sus-
prise by these Developments, which, It must
be confessed, have the appearance Of gcu.
uinoness. iAeis explanation IL, TINT tho
firm in question, boing cugagel In the West
Insaiea sagax tsssas, hays hseu compelled to
take mortgages upon plantations NJ security
for advances to planters, und sl.at lhv slaves,
rs Ill Indispensable mud insepasablo part at
Tue realty, have In this manner como ipta
tho FIRMS possession. Unless 3Ir, Wg1y.t
can succeed In liscounecting Lis name Gu.
tircly fsom tue imoutation Of ownership or
,,ecunasy Interest III tho Cuban slayes, l,s
wilt not DO likely to overcome tho intense
prejudice which tho uudisputoa iacts would
create against him.
, 1877-11-06

The storm that broke Upon the lake early
yesterday morning was ono Of almost ur-
precctlentcd fury. It's effects upon tho 1and
were not severe, and doubtless mnny persons
In tho city will lenrn from the newspapers
This morning for the first sime how grent was
the injury to the shipping, and how many
iivea were imperiled. Sereral vessels wore
broken in pieces upon tho bench aud tho
brcakwater. TIE "sevontll Ohio" wns
crushed at tho foot Of Eighteenth street M IT
It Ind boon an egg.she1l. Tho wreck was
so complete that whnt WAS once beautiful
and largo vessel could 10. 10 distinguished
from the lumber with which 1t was lmlcn.
Outside tho harbor wero twenty or thirty
vessels, all tugging their anchors In tho
loose, sandy bottom. aud ,nany Of them
showing the StarH md Stripes ut ha1f-tnast,
union down, as signal Of distress. Tho n,'nt-
bcr of lives In danger tluringt the height Of tho
storm was large. Fortunately tho wind md
wnycs abatca somowhnt as tho day advanced,
md nt tho present writing It Is boliored few
were lost In the vicinity Of t',ia city, though
full reports from other pnrts OF the Lake are
likely TO bo less gratifying. The circuin-
stances Of this storm mud tho narrow cscapo
OF SO many brnve men from dreadful death
suggcst tho necessity Of some moro adequate
life-snsing machinery than any which ut
present exists. Tho sccuo Of yesterday IL
not m unusual ono In This neiglborl,ool.
At least once year for D number of years
whereof tho memory Of man ranneth not
10 tho contrary, storm has broken over Tie
lako md caught tleot of vessels In pre-
t1icAment similar to thnt Of yesterday.
, 1877-11-06

WILLIAM Wtnrt one Of the nblest lawyers
and most eloquent man that ever live.l,
served tho United States as Attorney -Gcnernf
for tnany yeara at salnry Of s5,osn year. .
1,oorn b. TAsgr, afterwards Chief Justice Of
tho Supreme Court, Joux j. Cn17rEspEx Of
Kentucky, ltEvEnpr JOHNSON Of Maryland,
md other eminent lawyers, held tie same
Office and at the samo salnry. JouS RouS~
TREE, Of Chicago, holds the office Of Attorney
era, mud receives $1,000 year besides tho
chances. Is it not timo to get q lawyer for
tho Office and pay him for legal services. say
the salary paid to an average Attorney Gen.
aralf
, 1877-11-06

The present cost Ut operating the County
Clerks Office is ut the rate OF Sll,1tD per
month for salaries, In aa1ision to what il
pdd for copying tho recorls. ThiY is ut tho
ratio Of :l37, 800 year. Three years ngo
L1ra offered to do the whole business for
e45,0o0, admitting TINT at that rato ia would
make S1o, 900 yuar. II liEn uoull n,ako
$4,000 year on an allowance Of Sl5,o1t'.
what lors ha maks when tho appropriation
Is $137, ,6UO? LIED Is too costly q luxury,
and should he got rid OF without delay.
, 1877-11-06

The prompt and overwhelming passage Of
the Silver bill In tie House was properly fol-
lowed by resolution making the bill which
repeala the dnts Of the Resumption net tho
special order for discussion until ue1t week,
when tue dual yo&e thereon will be taken.
In regard to tho demonstration Of silver
there WIS no chance to question the senti.
meut OF majority Of tho American people
in fayor Of restoring tue silver dollar to its
original aud legitimate place in the currency
Of the country, and 1t WIS right that tho
fraud by which 1t was demone-
TIED should bo 1ebukel and un-
done at tho earliest possible moment.
With regard To tho Resumption bill,
thsrs u greater diversion OF sentiment,
, 1877-11-06

Tho 1efoat OF De Baoo11E, tho hcad OF the
French Ministry. In the election TO tho
Conncils.Gepern1 which was held on Sun-
tiny Inst, is one Of tho most significant feat-
Mres Of tho crisia through which tho French
people aro now passing. The Councils-Gen
cral will IN January, 1870, choose one-tlird
of The Senate, md the Ahc1lAHoS As1Ininis-
tration rnade q desperate effort to carry this
election in orlcr 10 maintain an anti-Repub-
licnn majority In TINT body, aud to offer The
second election ~ m Endorsement Of tho
Administration. In caBe OF Euccess, Mac
AIAuoS could, If he wcro so disposed, uso
tho Senate for another dissolution Of the
House. Tic defeat Of DE- BnoaL1s ahows
that tic enemies OF tho Administration lavs
not re1axcd their vigilance since tho first
election.
, 1877-11-06
. invasion Of ls03t. The bIll asks for an ap.

dim invasion Of 1861, The b!ll asks for an ap.
propraton Of $50. O60.
This fs one Of several hundred bills to abstract
money from tho pockets Of the taxpayers. The
proposition Ii to takc about &c, ,0oo out Of tho
pcnplo Of Illinois. II the claim had been valid
and legal unc, It would have been pna long
since. few days prior to tho Kansas grab, We
read Of tho following little bi'1 from Texas,
which Is about being presented in Congress for
paYtucnt;
Arsrtx. Tex. Oct. 1a.-The State Comptroller
has tho following litto hill, which thc. Governor
bo presented to Unctt SAN. vt1y
70 amount expended for frontier defense
To a,nonnt expen!e. for ssme frum Ian. I,
70 Balance iae L sas of ss.tin G6 deposited ".''
To balance dn1 upon inIcmnItY botl1....... 24,0If
~, TIT
To satisfy this nncicnt claim will take about
eH0, 600 out of the pockets Of tho taxpayers Of
illinois. So It goes. What do tho flies cure for
the feelings Of tho patlcut, harmless or who
yields his blood to thcsnl
, 1877-11-06

Tho Chicago produce markets were moderately
actfve yesterday, provisions being quict. Prices
were stronger. atcss pork clotcd at ST. 10GD
T.. tx for November aud $1a. 20 for january.
Lard closed ,irmcr, at s.. O,GlH. Of for tho year
md $H. l;iflH 70 for January. Meats were tkcady.
Mt sic for loose shoulders and Hf97c for do ehoFt
rIhs. Like frcRhts we're quiet and Gfmer. at u;
G15c for corn to I.ufIato. Whisky WIS dull, nt
81. OU per gallon. Flour was quiet Wheat closed
.ilxc higher, at S1.0oE cash and 31.05,S for
November. Corn closed NC higher, at i3Ac cash
at 44AG42Ac for November. Oats closed dEmcs.
At c4hc cnsh ind Sic for November. Ryc Was
caaier, at oI!ttt,4c. Barley closed 4c lower, at
bAi+c caeh aud at0c for December. tIurs wcro net
isr. and &c higher. with saice mostly ut 81 GOO
4.Si Cattle were stronger. Sheep wcro hru,cr,
at 50. 00{lA. 80. Inspected into rtore III this cty
yesterday: 315 ours wheat, no and =. oU bu
corn, 10 cars oats cars rye, nnl l.0 ears barley.
Total thoi earH>, ;4G, ,ooo hu. Ont hundred no''
lars In rold Wou1d bur 2tU1. 09H III greenbacks at
the Clpsc.
, 1877-11-06

It was reported last night that the Ring
wcre pressing HoaAs hard to withdraw in
favor Of GuzxrnEn for County Commission
or, and that they had offered him $1,000 to
get of the track, Tho Ring expect their
four candidates to be benten in tho city. But
IL they can oloct either GurSrnEn or HOGAN.
their power will rernnin nnlroken. Their
idea Is, tt,at II fiooAN can ba bonght oil,
enough Republican Germans In Wheeling
Thornton, and Calumet will vote for GuEs-
TIER to elect him. There Is one way to
bring thoss corrupt bargains and snles TO
naught, and that Is for tho Republicans who
desire to break up the corrupt County COM
missioner Ring to turn out in full strength
mud vote for honest WILLIAM E. WHEELER.
, 1877-11-06

4 Paris Dispatch explains tho importance OF
ths French loeal elections last Sunday week, rs
upon the result turlls the futurs guntrol Of tho
Senate which Ut psesca. eoMta!ns small Royal.
ist majority. Thu dispatch says:
II may hero b mentioned that Of tho seventy.
ayc Seuatossh!ps 10 ba nllsd up iu January. 1871,
hfty of l,e present holrEa voted for thc u,s.u-
tut|oll and eighteen nsainst 1t, while lhtoe wete
neural, and TWO Eonsefyutitcs are dead. THIS
explains the Importance Ut the next Senatorial
glectsont. snl tlc Anxiety u the Cabinet 10 in.
I1ueuce tha impending GtfnFal Council md u,Antsi.
pul rectiuns thu LITTER Azca, 1t IL xall, fnt ths
lsta VI NHSsm,et:s'os IN thv cotpositlol Of these
CONSERVATIVE majority IN the scuase Even. there
fore. II The Cabhet conienlpiatts Resignation, II
hAs On interest tA u4sunihE Eot1 fFunt until tho
November elections afr utef for The sake uf merely
scenrus ts election oI ths retiring
Seuaturt hilecn mouths hcnce. Tho ltapubIieaMs.
OH lhelE patt fully Allxa 10 ths tn,putanes Ut
insurluF tho lntrol1Ctlc4 IT new hluj1 iut0 thu
senate especially ltetr sExly iife senators sru
gradually lying ud ad their places being hllcd W
HGnCtlUEattE1.
, 1877-11-06

The friends OF the Silver bin arc very con-
fltlont Of the success Of the measure In tue
SENATE. They anticipate no trouble In that
quarter, MD their only uncertainty Is cor-
corning tho Presidents course aftor tho bill
sh1ll have passed both Houses. Inasmuch
Us tho majority in Congress correctly repre-
seats tho majority a1nong tho people In
favor OF tie restoration Of tue silver dollar,
there would y.cm to 10 no reason to appra-
hend vuto by tho President.
, 1877-11-06

Republican Judges should, Immediately upon
tle count Of the vote, 'sake duplicate Of The
returns antl receive the signatures VI tho Dem
oeratie judges thereto. II the Democratic
Judges arc In fayur Of fuir election they viii
NOT object to any means calculated to effect
such contamination.
, 1877-11-06

1IEn's County Board appointed the election
Judges In fiEn's interest. They Should bc
ctosclY watched up to tic Inst moment night.
lest tho vote returned represent twice tic popu
latlun Ut tho county.
, 1877-11-06

Hna the election occurred yesterday, fatal
ista might l,avo concluded that The cletuonts
were III lengle with tho Cook County Ring,
for the rroporty-ownerB, taxpayers, md coln-
Portable business and professional men are
generally fair.weatlor voteH. rhoy would
havc found IN excuse in tho cold rain aud
driving slect wherewith they conl1 emo
thoir conscience for not doing their duty.
while the bumlucrs and tho gaug would hayo
been on hand oarly and often. Hopefully,
tic calm TINT succeeds storm will mike
voting today attractive ~ well rs lntiful,
and put all classes upon m equality SO far rs
external conditions aud rowors Of endurance
60. As thero is ITO registry for local elcc-
tions, and nv tho ro1ice havo received in-
structlons to tiispcrso tue " dummies oftun
employed 10 fill up tho lines mud tlclay
voting, 1t is probable TINT 1t will require but
short time md littlo difficulty to
cast n vote, Nothing moro can DO
saitl thnn has been said a!reaiy to
Impress upon good citizens the urgent ncces-
Bity Of turning ont IN tnass< 10 tlefeat tho
Ring programme aud tho ling agents; there
IL no question but the good citizens aro In
tho majority when they net together. II,
then, tho hing prevail III spite Of alt that has
been said and tlonc, tho result viii bo duo to
tho avoidance of ljttlo Inconvenience or
the iu'i'aerenco os men VINO rtsior 10 10
pl''n'lared Tue year so''aa sa'her t''ah aeVote
n s1nal part OF ono day 10 MI effort for sclf-
pro'ccaoh'
In urging activity upon the responsible
citizens III this election, wo wish to call
speciai attention to tue fact that TUE Tn1n-
uSE Inns no partisan titefost III tho result,
nor any other individua! interest than t4at
ct all men who own properly, pay taxes,
mud desire goo1 government. AZ wo havo
already pointed ont to Delaocrata' tho tlec-
ton OF all Two OF Tho Republican Reform
Commissioners will still leave Ds!mocE1t'o
majority III the County hoardi NO II IN nut
easy for any reputable Democrat to flna nu
cxcuso Tor submitting to tho f"aGhs a''9
ringstors who have possessed thona"1lYos ef
tle local party organization III order to gain
or maintain any party advantage. No. too,
we would rcn'nd Tue TRIBUNE rca'iors TINT
thts journal did not Suggest slug'o naHle
to tie Republican Contention Tor no1nt.ia.
ton, nor urge tho c!a'n's os any clique Or
faction; It maintained all along that II
would support only such ticket rs would
eoumtnl itsslf 10 tho confidence Of tlla
community. The Republican Convention
was tho only ono that mado MI
honest effort in thus direction, mud thu
resuit waa the nomination Ut Ticket which
has scarcely bean criticised on any side. All
the other Conventions wera manipulated by
the otilce-seekers iu tlas Ring interest, aud a
liz. Of candidatos were put forward Which
co,uprel,oa.as men known to be Ia active
sympathy with the Hing md others who uro
opvu .o tho gsnsust susp,cyols Under these
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charging him with maltciously ausl unlaxtr,
", with malice prebensc and atorc.'oucht. br,n,
instiEatcs' thcrrto by tho dovtl," shuwlnc IN tlc
fact TINT LtEn's rcrurtfs III :ax sufta arc uu.bnn.
", bung1inE, and s1uvcn1y.
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II the bu,umers should bo successful to-
day, we inay oxpoct that DAVE THORNTON
will bo caudlato for Congress- next fall,
md that Lo will hare himself elected BY tho
saine means tLat will cuablo him 10 elect
LIED to-lny. In such an event, DAVE
IuonxTos's saloon will become, as in facs 1t
is largely SO now, tho Tamtnauy Hall Of the
Chicago Democracy.
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000 miles. They employ $500 horses, and
there axe ovcr e,000 Offices. 1t Is rare that n
founder Of n groat public business over lives
to SEQ 1t reacl, anything like complete de-
vclopmcnt, or bocomo great public ncces-
sity, Int Mr.. ADAMS did. It il NOT only a
wonderful growth, bnt It has become M
much MI essential Of tho growth OF American
cities and towns as The Telegraph and rail-
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