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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

Sixty-eight years ago, to-day, Abra-
ham Lincoln was born, in Hardin
county, Ky His ancestors " ere
Friends 50 far back as his grand pa
rents, and removed from Pennsylva-
mia to Virginia, and from thence to
Kentucky. On this natal day Of this
great man, there is the scene being
enacted at the national capital, TIVE I've
years after Lincoln's martyrdom, Of
celebrating and struggling to deter.
mine whether q man who shed his
blood in gallant warfare in behalf
of his country and of freedom, or 9
man who, from the first, declared the
nation had no power to save itself
and from that aY to the close of Tho
conflict, did all he could, as civilian
to break down the government
should succeed to the chair of lin
coin and Grant. i""'p4te i+t'Ta >.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

Carr whose vigorous speech
trouncing the democrats will be
found in our dispatches, is a regular;
Hoosier democrat, elected ia, succeed
Speaker Kerr. M
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14
ALL Riaht.

,CHIcAso, Feb. la-The Northwest
ern Dairgmens Association conveneh
here to-day, md dPfcsitihnt aGpoch
made his annual address. Reports Of
members show that the. business. has
been nnprccedentcdly good, and has
not felt the hard times which have
other Industries. :. 49,"
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.A !; special Washington .dispatchI t

IA special Washington dispatch to
THE Chicago Eslbmne of The 9th inst,
tays, "Gov. Hayes friends are, very
! fenfdent of his success lpsef i Gov, Moves,
dwhO hasbeen here several days on a
ESPECIAL mission Of observation; left to.
night for Coh nnbus to notify Hayes
that IN his Judgment his. success is
certain. .Noyes, litrisknown, does not
itaketaia message until after careful
! and protractcd conferences with
members Of the Electoral Tribunal.
.lerfe BlAcki Is abspl ntely hopeIess.N...
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

Z According to democratic logic, it
partisanship for eight republicans
to vote for Hayes, and utterly non.
partisan for the seven democrats to
vote fer Tildeu.. -.-..,.-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

TIE Indianapolis ydn1nat Main
tains thatit does not require 4 ma ior-
ity of all the electoral votes to elect a
president, but simply u majority of
the r0tes 'counted, and sayss "lfone OF
more electors should be declared in
eligible they would stand III the rela.
ton Of not having been appointed:
and in that case a majority of the re.
naming votes, or in other words, the
votes counted, would elect. = g..
We believe the Journal is right
and that the presidential Commission
would so decide should the case bt
presented. We believe, also, that sncl
would be the decision of the Supreme
Court ofthe United States were tn,
case to come before it. s4ljile. ri >.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14
ONGRESSIONAL.aIa t
Second Session-44th Congress.
HOUSE I. :.
W!AsIIrNGToN.aF Feb l:

rsLG -J.a l,s Feb. l3. N
4 Hewitt reported back, the, Senate
bill to enc0uragc' American and Euro
pcan Geographic communication.
Passed. a J4tu tI 454 4iI .t.,ty,g
The Elections Committees report,
declaring in favortof the Tilden lee-
tors in Florida, was rconsidcrcd.0 :
Hopkins said unlimited 6dcbatc
would be allowed. lie tirstintended
TO limit to one hour, but the cxiraor-t
binary spectacle of a, tribunal rcfus-
ing to investigate the real vote, of
Florida and the minority report con-
tanning the evidence taken and re-
ilecting on the majority, had deter
mined him to permit moro time.-. 9.
E, Wilson objected to transacting Ibis
faneraI business. a Al sS,ti 81
d Hopkins supported the resolution.
u }aHls IS, SEN ATE. " s='itAti .
The credentials of the Senator-clect
from South Carolina, Corbin, Signed
by Gov. Chamberlain, were read aid
flled, Yht aFH[@i8 H'1tH / hHl"l s,
After The morning hour the Senate
laid aside temporarily the Pacific
Railroad bill in order to consider the
resolution for the arrest Of Conrad
Jourdan, cashier Of the Third Nations
al Bank of NJ. II, who failed to ap-
pear and testify concerning the" acr
counts of Tilden, FELTON, and Hewitt.
ut' - yttt Al---- .--11 1870 - ~
Why Chaffee ,of Illinois, was not OBJ
hitis5sa lAiiAjectcd to. ''d' ".ia d,
7a WAsmNGToN.3 Feb!N,l2. Though
Springer had compiled evidence that
lChaffee, the Illinois electoY9nhadi
never resigned from the office of
United States Commissioners, and | is
in possession of record evidence ofithe
fact, ALPHABETICALLY the court, that
he was still exercising Che functions
ofthe Offer, Springer was advised
that a case equally as clear us Chaffee's
would DO presented to "thei Commits
sion in the louisiana case, Will b
would thus obtain a decision by the
Commission and then 'byli tho two
Houses. Ii objection were fllod Ito
,Chalae, the Commission could not
decide thc case, as therei only one
certificate from that State 4 besides
the Senate might refuse to sustain the
Iobjcctions to Gllaffeaislvote,i and this
refusal might prejBdiecIthe sdeeisi9n
in the case of the, Ineligible icl6ettr,
i'm Louisiana Hence Spriaeels with
the advice and 4 APPROPRIATION ofnHis
friends, withheld his objections, hay
Ghaflnc's VOte.Ipt 31lMl ooi g1lO | 4,
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jani .tl,.;a 5iIaIa d ~ lR{filtsl
Kicking AGAINST, the prickas

:! WARRINGTON ,EeB.c IU.--lti is ar
ranged by the democrats that objec-
tiops. signed by. at least five senators
and five Representatives, shall be In
terposed against the immediate, count
ing of The Horida vote. ~, ,,'.'l. ~
[irnru.f .lnrag LATER. I'M .,,.a,.,,, ~
The heuse and senate met in. joint
session again at lo'alock, wish crowd
President Ferry, TOOK The clair! ~
The decision Of the electoral commis-
Sion having been RECEIVED, written
objections were made to IT BY repre-
sentative Field, on the, part Of five
senator's and twelve Representatives,,
and then the two houses hon separated.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

EiGHTEEN Northern States gave
their yotesto Hayes, ana four to Til
den, with a popular majority of a
quarter of a million votes in these
twenty-five states for Hayes. Thir-
teen of the Southern states gave their
vote to Tilden, and three to Hayes,
with popular majority for Tilden
much larger than Hayes got in the
old Free States. This result in the
Southern States was obtained by
murder and other inhuman, conduct
less In its degree Of enormity, such as
has not disgraced any half civilized
nation on the face Of the, globe SINCE
the massacre. of. st, Bartholomew.
Yet men here i'm the North claimthat
loyalty to the nation, to freedom, to
right, lies in their sustaining that
party" Of wrong, that party which
finds almost its whole electoral vote
in that portion of the Union in re-
cent rebellion. th4i ist7t ~ 1'l s''ii* -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

Every democrat in the Senate but
Eaton voted for the Arbitration bill,
and now every ono of them votes
! against its finding. ...
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14
THr Chicago .yo,.,hal saws ):

The statement telegraphed yester-'
day from Jacksonville, Ill, TO Wash
ington, that Elector Chaffee, of this
State, was ineligible ON account. Of
hold4ng the office of United States
Commissioner, is another. one of
-ese straws which the nearly, over
-6elmed democracy clutch at to pre-
vent being swept away by the food.
Mr.. Chafee ceased to act as Commits
: sioner years ago, and his name has
not since appeared on the register of
the Department Of Justice, at Wa h-
~ to1n II IL h54uij .aTtH UtaIt bal .!
ey1fhe mere fact that man held q
trivial position under the government,
such AZ United States Commissioner,
where, for Instance, the business
i amounted to 50 little that the Office
, was received and held more as mat
ter u csaVenience TO the community,
g than On account Of its emoluments,
Rs have never thought would be re-
gardeA an office Of trust or profit,
within thin the meaning Of The G Co
4 AQQn- isg,sai. ii g.f OF Eu4d sg0n !.
The COnstitation ascs this language
In speaking Of the eligibility Of Elec;
tors,-we give all il says: 100
H9 No Senator .for Representative, cr
person holding an Office of trust or
prNat under the United States, shall
BE- appointed On Elector.l lal
: u I z - : an. -.
We viii notice = few plain points
apparent from an examination of the
above language Of the Consultation !:
HAD the trainers OF the Constitution
wished to declare that no United
States officer should be an Elector, it
!. would have said so plainiy by leaving
ont the words Aef trust or ivcGLY
and then Ill officers OF the United
States would have been debarred.
i Therefore, it is clear they did hot
mean to exclude all such officers. -,
Next, We would call attention to
this plain proposition, that while
there may be United States Offices Of
no profit, we cannot conceive of any
Office Snder the government which is
mot one Of trust. No matter what
: the office ia, to give q man an office is
to give him q trust. The language is
''of trust or profit" were the copula.
tire conjunction "and" used, it would
/ dsnapd quite another construction.
but a. 1t is, the conclusion ID ineyit-
able that the trainers of the Constitu-
tion did not mean to exclude minor
Z office, Of trivial profit and trust.
2 United States Commissioners are
! appointed all over the country, with
oSt respect to politics, aud even small
cosntry post offices are given totmep
Of al parties under all administta-
fi0ns. ff IL clear to our mind that The
ConstitptiopAid not intend to include
laach Officers Ia the list of ineli gib5es.
Doubtless Congress should have pass-
81 . law defining what officers should
Be thus iaelligible, hut where, no such
law akas beeuo passed, it is clearly
proper, and iSl is demanded in order
to give 4 reayohat1e constructions to
the ssoastitaliohsl pfoyision, TO ex-
cluds IA minor SAR ICES, sfran the lqp-
erstion of the slisquAlifying power of
the clause. True, in the case referred to
! BY ths .1dR,Nns;, the reason would jbe
n, XII satsf and welsve apt msde the
,a6eEs saEgnment in defense ,oE that
lIase fbF itMeedsno Fdet4nsel ,a.Ag "a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

State Canvasscrs. rendered tbropob
frand without iurisdicfion. and re-
|iected and refused to consider fhe
brought before the court which had
jurisdiction. B Ssh
Seventh, that the dcc1sion excludes
all evidence to prove that Florida, by
all departments OF the Government,
legislative, executive and judicial,
had deereed as fraudulent all ccrtiii-
Gates OF Governor Stearns, as well as
that OF the State Canvasscrs, upon
which certificates the Commission
has acted, anasby means ofwhich the
true electoral votes OF Florida have
been rcjt ctcd and false one SUBSTITUTE
ed: a,,. .ayf ,t... ,.e.
Eighth, that TO count the votes OF
Ieafce, humphreys, Holden and
Long as electors Tor PRESIDENT and
Hlce PRESIDENT, would PC a violation
OF the Constitution Of the, United
States. ,s@ ~ ~. H., ,s-f~55,
The objections are signed by SEN
ators Jones, of Florida, Cooper, Bar
mum, Herman, Salisbury and McDon-
aid; Representatives Knott, Field,
Holman, Tucker, Finley, Sayler, Ellis,
Morrison, Hewitt, Thompson, of
Massachusetts,, Jencks, and Springer.
80
w .s,,no>, nj, 10 mr. NJ
Wv, w As Ml.S.; rep. ,lo -, hieG-
.o, .ho; G an:a:s sue lne giounus
~ u '.acl f ueclslon M IN tne case OF rIorl-
va, as iolioWs ~ nail. Is not eompe.
tent unuer the Constltu.ion ana law as
~ existed at !ne aa.o oi 'ne passage OF
inc act cohs.,'utng lne COMMISSION
ogo in.o ths sv'uGhce 10 attan0c 'he
papers opeheu 'Dy lhe Eres,ueht OF
ine oehate III a.ne Plesence OF the TWO
HOUSES 10 prove lna' oInef persons
INA = snose IegsM ~, cer.ineu 70 py
az ~ 5o.o; - niotu ~ aeeoruans 10
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14
I1TIfTI VUT.iG
[ SENATE.

Y WAsmNGToS Feb. ,lO.L-Thc Chair
presented a report from Justice Cliff
ford, saying the Commission had de-
cided on the Florida case. Window,
Logan, and Davis, absent on confer
ciicc on the fertilization appropria-
ton hill were notified 10 attend.Gd
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14
the Senate had reached decision,
and was ready to meet the House for
the purpose Of proceeding with the
.IJOTrSE.

and was ready to meet the House for
the purpose of proceeding with the
count. a
- r. HOUSE.
The Speaker presented a communi-
cation similar to that received in the
Senate from Justice Clifford, and it
was resolved to receive the Senate in
joint session at l o'clock. Hale at
tempted to fix an earlier time but
was defeated, 800 to 80. He gave
notice. that he would call for yeas
and nays whenever there was anoth-
CIR attempt to delay proceedings.
The. Senate amendments to the Indi-
an, appropriation bill and Military
Academy bill were non-concurrea in.
after The Senators retired, motion
made to adjourn till Monday, was
warmly debated, the republicans ar
guing that under the electoral bin the
House had no power to take recess,
but must consider the objections to
the decision Of the Commission With
in two hours, and then vote upon it
and hold a joint session again. a.
The democrats are pressing for a
recess, and deny the correctness OF
the republicans position. The Speak
CT overruled the point of order
against the right to take recess, and
accordingly the House took recess
until Monday 10 o'clock a. m. ,a ~,
A Boomerang. q,
Representatives Hurlbut, Towns
end, Danford, Grape and Joyce, have
made their minority report in the
Louisiana investigation. They dep.
lrecatc the attempt by the House Of
Representatives, to reverse the will OF
the people Of Louisiana, rs expressed
by the votes canvassed by the legally
constituted authority, and declare
that it is a most dangerous usurpa-
ton and subyersion Of the constitu.
tional power of the state, which may
at any time turn on the party which
inaugurates it and crush them out OF
existence.
They expressed the conviction that
when passion has subsidized and time
elapsed, SO that calmcr Judgment
prevails, that the laws of 1S7O-72 viii
be applaudcd by all thoughtful 'men
as cminently proper and necessary
Under the system of organized in
timidation and forcible coercion Of
voters, which prevails in that state, i
1 will be believed that this lnuch-abused
returning board acted in the spirit oi
the law creating them. The minority
| Of tho committee submit these views
and don't propose to followain de
tail the unauthorized dissection oftht
votesmade from partisan andibiasea
information by the majority Of com
mittee, but to stand upon the estab
lishedlaw and deliberate results Of
the constitutional action of the sworr
officers of the state, soiemnly done ant
promulgated with the sanction of law
The report concludes with this reso
luton.
dResolce,l, That the election held fol
presidential electors in Louisiana
/ Nov.7, 1876, was examined into, de
clared and promulgated by the prop
or authorities of said State under al
the forms of laws and in conforniit,
with the Constitution Of. Unitct
states. GUU4iE .HpN5Hfg I,Ii0tJ@ | I
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THE ELECTORAL coMMlss,oN.

: .naf Al u,litWAsHlNGToN, Feb, II. p
,iyHE aa.ljii' SENATE. i,.ta issiz. ="
The session began at 1owinl h slim.
attendance. -1b7t pa" - 49ttR' tp or
President Ferry said, answering
Davis, ,fthat,a recess upon any ques-
ton except one raised in Joint con-
vcntion would be- out ofiorder. fs
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WEEKLY COURIER,

WEDNESDAY MoRS1Ne, Fen. IA, 1877.
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STILL LATTER. :,

AT 2:20 the clerk of the house APP
pcarcd at the bar Of the senate and
amounted the decision Of the house
that the counting Of the vote of Flori-
da shall not proceed in conformity
with the decision of the electoral
commission, and also Informing the
senate that the house was. now ready
to meet the senate in joint meeting,
The senate then proceeded to the hall
of the house. M M ...4 l,4i ~.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-02-14

The senate without transactiHg an,
business awaited for notification tina
the house was ready to resume Join
session. E.lt-..L ~. 10 l.-.tlI.ll a. II
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Chureh--Rss. b. r
srsvgss Psstor.-pablic Service evsry ssbbsfh
1t iol A NJ, and "a Pm.
Sabbath School at y A. NJ.
Pray Meeting every Thursday. mt "A Pm.
Comn lnion Service first Sabbath Of every
"onih, II l0i A. NJ.
West Cirarneid NJ. o.. Chugeh.--Rsvs
W.. Il. DuL aud J. =. AsDERs"s. Pastors
Preaching every alternate Sunday, a. 3 = clock,
r. M.-sundny sehoul at p, p. NJ -hfafd Ia
yied to attend.
Presby terian Churcb--Rev. II. s. BurLgK
sabbath services morning and evening-Sab.
bath Sohosl at =. M.-prayer Meeting wednes-
isy evening.
II francis Church--Cathoiic--Rev. P.
J. SusRiDAS.-Pfeaching at l0i O'Clock, A. NJ. IN
The drst. third and fourth sunday Of each month
vespers and liei ediclion OF the Blessed Sacrament
81 o'clock, ?. M.-sunday School every sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
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Qua FiRsr AND FOURTH PAoEs.- :
On .ur snt page viii be iosnd = isli copy Vi tbs
new Asses.msnt and Tsx bill, nov before The
State Legislature. With q fs~ snsudesnis, II
vi, bs . decided improvement On the old h~'
We will indicate the amendments on sons futurs
occasion. We want our readers to stud, tti'
bill, and u any ohjeeiions are found. name th'
sections aud Indicate what the objections are
. Tsks Care Of the Jirls.' which We dip from the
Pbilsdeiphis Ti~ss, 10 = specially for parents
aud, although the sesae 10 located 90 On.''nu'
street. ia PhisdsIphis. 4, viii SUIT Ia many oth.'
localities Just as cell. The sif's need mol
psruse IT,
Sheriff Pss,r has taken the liberty to aPPro'
pirate . large portion Of eur fourth Psgs oa'
Ishss, he 10 IN the habit Of taking privileges o'
this hisd, and ws can't help bat coupiy With BIZ
lrquest. Those Of oar sitissss vbs are interested
Iis The Lloyd bsnhrsy'sy ssss, nay Sad 'o"'
s.sfers By rssdiss ssns,hiss over ss's"s on
Ishss ssbjsst. Il win b sbssvsd thss this prsd'
ssi Gre spsss slsss. .esass. Nssriy .iIIiss q
dsilssi nsv sssh Tie srslIssss vir ~ sssA
~ u this sss, - - 1900 v hss~. ~ ~
u sssash 10 asAs 10 ss.stss ps~ iss ess yssss
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DIVIDED IN Llrs, Usrrsp IN DxArn.

DIVIDED IN LIrk, UNIrED IN DEATB,
The Tyrone Herald tells ih's story ." Man, vl
our readers will rem, mter that Lewis Gonyef ws'
sent to the peni,sntiafy abvnt eighteen month
since, for a term Of seven Year,, for an outrage
upon the person ot little girl. near Philipsburg
Two or three weeks ago Gonyer died in prison
aud when the news reached his wife ,se remarked
: believe III r. up stairs and die toe sh'
vent up stairs, aud soine time aftsrward vas dis
covered In he'd. cold and iiielsss. She had beef
Suffering IRON cold, but no one considered heI
case serious. No one can tell whs, was the r,s
eause Of her sudden dessh, as she had vowed thai
.he wOa d never ag,in live with her husband, snc
considered h,r-elf as free t. though shs bad ne'e
heen married"
Gonysr "a. tried in the Centre County cour
sId sentenced by-Jdigs Owe. It vas show
that the prisoner vas Intoxicated ~hen he CON
mitied the act. b.. ...f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

STATISTICAL STATEMENT OF ODD-FkL-
Lowsnir.--ibs k,gh, Worthy Grand Lodgs oi
ih. tnu,d eiHio. Ind'pend.pt Order OF Odd
Fellows, has just Issued the proceedings .; IT.
MY second annual convention. The number ci
arspd Lodges are IS Subordinate Lodges,
s.sO5 Grand Bpcampmept,. 80 Subordinate
Eneanpmepts, i,7se; Lodge limitations, Sc.pis !
Lodge u. nb,rs, ~, ,sss kneumrmshi nsmbsr-,
s7,iso. Total irriid iund during ibr year, sites,-
s6s W ! amounts Of revenue, sa,i!i,2ii.7o.
A special session Of the Right Worthy Grana
Lodge oi P,nn'yh hania, l. U q. y will be held
at Eas,un, Pa, on Monday, April ls. 1867. at
o'oloeA p. NJ, fr ttssrseial purpose Of admitting
p. s.i to membsrhip In the Grand Lodge. aud
,mparting instruction 10 The work VI the Order
In the evening Lodge meeting will be open, d
IN the ini,a,ory degree Tor in'irsetion, al which
every member Of The Order in good standing vii
be admitted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Another season oi buds and blossoms
and uau,, bre.ss'. irsigh'sd With the edor Of q
'hOus nd flowers s silently er,spi-s upon u.s.
We viii su"u ,r,ad the ,.lve,y and "rdnnt Lawn,
aud indulge IN nvonIight rambler among the
'hraLbery. ,psrk.ins with th"ssards Of brilliant
d,s'crop,; the merry ~arble Of The birds aud
The ebups Of inseis will ,ocn greet onr ssrs
the eioqu,i ground, ~Lish lss 'ssp covered viii
bank.I .i nov during the lors months Of vim
ter, viii sgain be alive ~ilh the ees'elsr ehstisr.
Ing Of The ,ouih, middie-sEsd. snd o'd iolhsi 'h'
ho~u.b,d. and bsrdsrs vifl bear ,rsees Of fsrnsi
lorslln,s the hsssiss baskets that have bees
disnanued, or renewed from the baisssy 70 sss
'sl's'. sill ssais maize thsir svpssssses h'
trsvsllsd wHlhs win sshs vith ths rlssssss NV
fail And 'prihs yin ssaIs b Asss u an ~ slsry
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

MT. UN On CULLEUk-A Thorough
Edseaf'o~ Ae es.itie 10 Al Ne clip the 'oilo~
,ug irom the Cleveland Bsraid Another su
per. buiiding vii ~ crested the eomiig ,c~r
Museum. wsrlh saov,tuu Departments, mvd,rn
aud auei.nt tlassies. sei~uiibc, Philosophical.
iadic,, kormai, Muse, COu,uerclal, f,n, Afts,
Preparatory. Uood Beard, " 5u--eo-ope'a''s'
..ss. Tunion tut lr,n, .o ihcldsblai charses.
A,tendsbee last ,ear, sif Students enter any
tune, chVose ANY siudics, earn ~ teaching wintsr'
tn.ir expense Tor spring, summer aud tail ie'n''.
tof Catalogue, auaiess prsst Har'sborn, bi.. d.,
Aliisncr, UnIo, Junction Pittsburgh, h. Way
Cnieago, aud Cleveland a Wheeling Railroads..
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temperance meetings are the rage
nov IL many oi the io~rs and CITIES in Psnusyi.
vsbia. Al Aliooaa, on Thursday evening last,
niavty-lwo psr,ons ssnsi the pledge at Butler.
800 letsons have signed l. at Parker City, 500 !
and at Prtsbursh, during the meetings that we're
tondsstd d Oy Mr.. franei. Murphy, and since, II
h,aid that 5000 persons have sis ned the pledge
Of total ab'iineacs. IL this thing Keeps on, ther.
viii be no sproiAl need Of a Loeal Option Law.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

II is reported that BoscugE's HtRnAS S,nur
has, since ITS intriductio, IL tho United Staies,
reached The immense sale of 10000 dozen per
year. Over s.uOo Druggists have ordered this
med cine direc' frnm the Factory. AT Woodbury.,
and every letter speaks oi its asionirhiDg
suceess IN curing severe coughs. colds settled un
The breast. or any disease Of the Throat and
Lungs. We adyi'e any person thar has any pre-
deposi,iu To weak Lungs. 20 go to their Drug
gist. q ID. Watson, aud get this Medicine. or in
quiro abuu, It. Regua- size. rs cents sample
bottle. 10 cents. Two ioses will relieve any ease.
Don't n'glect our cough apI5. 'I6eowly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Harry Snyder requests ladies whc
d,tirr 10 nave Any lind vi hair ~ors done to give
HI sds,riismeui In this paper perusal. Harry
is an ,sperieneed worsm,n, aud makes curls aud
swift hs,, As we'll a. AL hiuds Of ornamental hair.
wo ., IN a very superior manner. Having served
a 'gular apprenticeship at the lusinssr, be ieel'
conhien, oi pleasing all ~ho ia,or him with
tivIr o tfronHgc.