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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
For Cutaneous Disorders,
For StonaGks Ont Of Order,

No medicine will ef1ectually improve tbs.
tone Of che stomach as these Pills; they remove
all acldiy occasion"d either by iniemperaDae or
improner diet. They reach The liver and reduce
it 70 healthy aGtion> hey ire wonderfully alfRca-
cions in cases of spaFm-in fact they never fail in
curing all disorders Of the liver and STOMACH
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS the best kn9Wn in
the world for the following diseases: AgueA
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Bloches On the
Skin. Bowels. Consnmpt ion. Debility, Dropsys
Fevers OF all kinda Fits. Govt, Headache, lndi-
gestion Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver Complaints,
Lumbago, Pres, Rheumatism. Retention OF urine,
Scr0tula or Kings Evil, Sore Throafs, Stone and
Gravel, Tic-Doulourenx. TumOrs, Ulcers, Worms
Of al lzinds Weak nasS from o ntc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
Dr.. ]. C. AVER & Co. Lowell. Mass,

Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
a Fi-o III the Patent OMce.

Shortly before noon on Monday
the 2ith inst, fire broke out in
the conservatory above the Model
room of the Patent Office building,
at Washington, and at 1870 the
entire upper portion Of the west
wing of the building fronting ON
Ninth street, was in fumes, and the
fire creeping along between the
ceiling and the roof towards the
north wing and the main building
on L street. The flames for long
timo dciicd all efforts to cxtinguish
thcm. and besides the local engines,
the fire department Of Alexandria
and Georgetown came over; and
several engines were brought from
Baltimore by train, at the rate of u
milo and & half II minute. After
several hours the flames were ex-
tir9uishcd. A large number of
rejected models and old documents
were destroyed; and largo por~
ton OF tho rest Of the building was
much injured by water, which
flooded it several inches in Depth
This is the most serious contlagra-
ton that has occurred in tho public
buildings since 1886 It's origin
is supposed to have been spontanc~
ous combustion of chemicals. The
damage to the building is variously
estimated from &300,O00 to $780,
coo, while that resulting from the
loss Of models and other valuablcs
connected with tho Patent Office
proper is ut most incalculablo.
Arrangements have already been
made to construct q temporary roof
to tho building and the Debris is
now being removed preparatory to
It's construction.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

fund supplied in aiding public high
schools. For the free primary
schools being open to Ill, tho public
high schools need not be attended
ut i'll except by such as are perfect
ly willing to pay the very reasonable
and moderate fee proposed for their
partial support. No force will be
applied, but aprompt and voluntary
duplication of the amount contribu-
ted by the State will undoubtedly
result. Thus for public school
purposes the educational fund Of
rhe State will, to tho extent of the
high school tuition fees for each
pupil, be increased and dupli-
Gated with cheerful alacrity by
that portion of the people for tho
time being Immediately benefited,
and ~ 1Cmiss4ion to pay double tax
upon them, ono into tho treasury
and The other as tuition~ foes, will lie
gratefully accepted as II bcncficcnt
boon. We thus, gentlemen Of the
General Assembly, and tho present
and future patrons Of our school,
while seemingly potitioning aid,
arc really offering aid 20 tho c,luca-
tional system of the State, of which
public high schools should form an
essential part,
Respectfully submitted by
JAMES Fl. RloN,
II. II. EoBEErSoN,
JAS. W. Law,
L. GERIG,
S. 3. CLowSEY,
Trustees Mt. Zion Institute.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
TnADD EROS,
sept 90
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, &c

INlNE Pale Sherry Wine, fine N. G.
- Scuppernong Wine, fine old Porto
Port VINE, fine imported Clarct Vino,
For table use.
Fine article dry Scuppernons Wine.
Otard's Co. genuine Cognac Brandy.
pure n. c. Apple Brandy, chrico Stone
Mountain (Georgin) Corn Whiskey, pure
n. G, Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey, Nv
Cabinet Rye the best whiskey in town.
and full stock of all other good Liquors
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale Ale.
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider on
dmuSht. The largest and best selected
stock of Havana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, Blackwcll's genuine Smoking To-
bacco, Messina Oranges and Lemons for
sale low for cash by
. jnneI2 Il. W. HADENICNT
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
MORRIS HOTEL.

nave just finished painting, paporng
from top to bottom, md now havo il in
first class order and am prepared to on.
tertain my guests with much moro CON
vienco and comfert than eretoforo
Oilico on first floor and opening on main
street, with dinning room and samnIo
room adjoining. Every effort will bo
made to make my guests comfortable.
ED" Hotel located next door to r.
Elde." largo grocery and dry good stores
and in tho central and business portion OF
town. Charges to suit the times.
A.'A. NORRIS,
apfii-2o-u Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
Railroad Facilities.

Should u narrow-gaugo railroad
be built from Chester, through
Fairfield, to Columbia, along the
ridge passing through the middle
OF this county, competing lines
twonld DO established both north
and south, for tho pooplo of York,
Chester and Fairfield Tho South
Carolina Railroad would lead direct
~ to Charleston, and tho Air Line
road would give through line to
Now York. With this, and the
present route, froights could be
brought down to reasonable rates,
Tho articles contributed to this
paper ny q civil engineer of ac-
knowlcdgod ability and long expert
enco indicate that q narrowreauco
road can DO built from Chester to
Columbia for not moro than two
hundred thousand dollars Tic
grading will bo light, and not q
single bridge will bo required. The
exporting of fifty thousand bnlcs
of cotton annually, and tho cor
responding imports, arc all affected
by this measure. Our business
men and farlners should seriously
think about it.
THE ONLY religious daily in this
country, tho Witness, Of New York,
has Just died.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Son, YOU say this gentleman was
about iifty~Gvo," said Canning to a
pert young woman in tho witness
box, "and [ suppose, now, you
consider yourself to be 81 pretty
good Judge of peoples ages, CHI!
An, Just SO. Woll, now, how old
should you take me to bog"
"Judglng by your appearance, sir,
replied the witness, Il should take
you to be about sixty; by your
questions I should suppose you
were about sixteen"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

"WIIAT IS THE annual corn crop of
kentucky?" asked q foreign tourist
of a Kentuckian. 81 can't exactly
say replied tho Kentuckian, "but
know it's enough to make all the
whiskoy We want, besides what is
wasted for bread"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

TrIE WOMEN Of Wyoming have
separate polling places established
for their benefit. They don't fancy
the rough and tumble political
scrimmages that delight the steiner
scX.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

THE DEMOCRATS of Kingstrcc were
defeated in municipal election the
other day. That comes from Dcmo
Gratis quarreling among themselves.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

TIE JUDGE's "BLAcK CAR Tho
Golf cap is still worn in undiminishod
poportions by judges when they
pass sentence of death, and is
generally known as tho "black cap"
In old time the justice, on making
ready to pronounce tho awful words
which consigned fcllow-creaturc to
u horrible death, WAS wont to draw
up the flat, square, dark cap, that
sometimes hung at tho napo Of his
neck or the upper part of his
shoulder. Having recovered the
whitcncss Of his colt, and partially
concealed his forehead anG brows
with the sable cloth, ho proceeded
to utter the dread sentence with
solemn composure and firmncss.
At present the black cap is assumed
to strike terror into the hearts of
the vulgar formerly it was pulled
over the eyes, to hide the emotion
o: tho jcdge.-Jea6crso's's Booh
aboW L0,rycrS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

MCCLELLAN AND HAMPTON would
mako II good "Milltary ticket" for
the Democrats in 1850. Some such
combination may be needed to beat
Grant. who will again loom up in
politics after his return from
Europe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
pUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS.

IIo lolloWiHS DGtltlOn VIII DC pre-
scntcd to the Legislature at the
onnro.ch;nr ecee;,n Tbo nono,.
,1, ,7.,1 ~,
"''' wv "''''', '''''''' - AA'
hcli ij'lhih III. oI'l'''', frlEcipol OF
SummorNillc High School, Georgia,
unanimously adopted by tho trus-
i,cs of NIornt I;on Tnet;tnto
.,1 ,r,,,;,,,uu.1,, orl>r.o1 h,, ~
w - ."'
Nlo'l''O ZION 9oc'c ~ Inc nctluon
i3 as follows /:
wo tho ,,,,,1orc;ono1 ,,,,ytoo. oe
NIn,,nt T;nn Cn1i'.r;.,o T,tt;t,,to
W;nn.l,rrn : g ,,rnmno,srii,. ,'"t:
t;nr t,o n,on,,,n,. nf trn i,,nn,,a,
Av,nrn,l,. tn n;,o -. ,;1 ~, 49,"
nmonni 1r xnren hrnIroI a,l Gr,,,
Inl,,r. +n hr cot ,n,,t rrn,, ~
oInc,i;nn,l f,,nI ln nr,,In. ~, ~,
convent nnr .rhn,I ;ntn ,',',,l;o w
hiob school ror FoirGn1l od,,,,t,.
such aid to lbc na;J in nnortn,.lv ~,
slnlmcnis. and conditioned ,nnn n,,,.
nrrviors]y cn1,nnl;ru hv ,niu1nrnta
t,it;on rrcs .nvcn h,rIjrol nnI t;ytI,
uo'i'fS ,,,, ior tho support OF the school.
me ''ioc oi our oullonS" ana 9th
| thr usr of +Lc t;,,,n ,nI tn III tLa
:ilo use 81 'i!o '''''c' an" TO ald the
80 ~ l'oi a. t'''!' '''''''I' ol eu':cauon
~ u'o l'"p"VoF'St''h cohu,tlon OF
~, poolI'' oAcccoS '1"f 'hoI'sand
uoli'fs' ,'s' 'iic rent OF "Nlch, ut the
'"'u @ ul @ Ven per conS. upon 1tS Vall,c'
',' "oo," oDlo' ,' 10! lo',r h"'','rc" o"o Oh INC
,'o'oiI ''.,W W :,: ,:''il'',ou ",' "'cT ooE"fS
~ w. to'''io'i ,o'' l." ~ o'','oh'' t0o'
S,','' t "co"'''',,' ', 'o'c'.io III " clle;Sp
a;,1u , - 80 ',l''oi' i '','' 10 ne@Ity &c
I,,i S' W. - WV Pcpp'o VI ','c ,ot'te uS
I ,ieo l'il''i''. o"',''t'lo''' ''it' '''ere IS
l'H t I'':,. - .'ioI', o''""G'l '''cni' ai'o
,i''t1 ',,"'' - ',t' 'o4IoS ~ n''.o IL" sup
~''I'''t'' 'I"t, y n''oIro'"'o ,' '"''io. ices
tto ~ "Ut,'o', Utt i1[ ~ @ Cl'' r"'",tlcS OF
,o ',;',', ,.1 ln,''o i,'i II 'oI'oo'" % "
"'i'o.1IA 'i,;1 u','u1 o'ii ~ oI ~ once Or
H. t"'>uf' 'c>i 49, c. i'io,,c.''H oAc'So;
~ ,.,'''i i,'' - i,oi'''''i U''',c''lo.' :,
~ WIZ. M '',E'' ',T'o ''rl I.'l '''t'o''' o"'"
n'oH, ',', aJ, nJ,' ,o''.'''';" ': l'a famous
.ln" 'T."I,' ,m',"II "''',l' 1 Meh I'll '''e
1,tt,, o,,i'.;nr '.T ~ .iie'''
% .nnt '', I, '."I' ,I:, ''lo'''i''it5 II
s,,,'>lnI ,''. ~" IN,,, o''' ,, ny 4 sc'looi5'
,,;nn;I,a .;I ,.o ''i, o'iI.nont '"'i' uI'on ti'e
i,a',1, M IN A. Il" nf 's,''u',s'o "'''' "S ''c
tinns rnt;1 I'M CorrnnnS9, o l,n'r1,, ''l
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
Doctor and Musician,

\ correspondent Of the Concord
(N. H.) .Monlor, says a
physician in that city, who was
attending sick musician during
convalosccncc, suggested to the
latter that it would be agreeable to
near little music during his visits.
The musician fell in with the sug-
Scstion and frequently rcgalcd the
doctor with the concord of sweet
sounds. limo sped rapidly away,
and the day arrived for tho prescnta-
ton Of that little bill for medical
attendance, which amounted to
about 500. Tho bill was present
cd, but the worthy physician was
surprised and disgustod by the
presentation of thc following
counter charges, which he was
ultimately compelled to allow =.
For playing "Oft in the Silly
Night six variations, ten dollars ;
,lo, Sweet Home" three vari; .
tions, five dollars; German Waltz,
one variation, two dollars yankee
Doodle" six variations, ten dollars
Sweet Home" three variations, five
dollars solo, Last Rose of Sums
NOR" six variations, ten dollars :;
solo, "Arkansas Traveller" six yaria-
lions, ten dollars; six solo bur
lcsquo variations on "Pop Goes the
| Weasel ten dollars; "i5wcet Allen, "
fifty cents; "AIoncy Musk" fifty
cents; New Century Hornpipc,
fifty cents; "Fishcr's Hornpipc, u
fifty cents "German Waltz" with
one variation, four dollars. Total,
sixty~eight dollars.
Court AT NEwDERRv.-Tho New
berry Ucrul0 of tho 10th inst, in
speaking of the recent court at that
|placc, thus alludes to tho presiding
judge
"Though suffering from indispo-
sitton, Judge Mackey occupied tho
bench for twelve successive days
Sunday excluded of course, giving
the closest and most earnest alton
ton to the trials in every case
small and great, and deciding dis
puted points of law with readiness
and fairness that gavo satisfaction
to all, and won for him the respect
and admiration Of tho bar and
citizens generally"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

AND NOW they tell us that A!ccll
Stephens weighs more than he ever
did before, and is enjoying capital
health.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

THE AUGUSTA CNrOnicic u7N CON-
Stituti0NaIiS fnvors the return Of
the capital of Georgia to Millodge-
villc as u matter Of economy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
TuUnLow, the famous Lord Chan.

TnUnLow, the famous Lord Chan.
cellor of England, who was called
tho lVarhutom of tho Woolsack,
"was born in an humble Norfolk
parsonage; yot, because his faults
and meannesses wero many, his
comparatively humble birth forms
no exception to the Inv which makes
us contemplate with interest the
amazing rise of one who, whatever
may have been his faults, was man
Of vigorous influence and powerful
intellect Johnson, tho aclnowl-
odgod conversational monarch Of
his time, thus expressed himself to
Boswell when speaking Of Lord
ThurlOw as q conversationalist
"Sir, [ would prepare myself for no
man in England but Lord Thurlow.
When I am to meet him I should
wish to know day before"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, and
Millinery Bazaar,

rFa bcnntifni and full line Of latest
~ novelties in Spring and Summer
Millinery md Fancy Goods, consisting in
part OF. ladies, Misses and Childrcn's
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Nets, &c.
large lot Of Ladies' Collarettcs, Fichus
and othcr fancy articles. Inspection of
the Ladies and public generally solicited.
We will cndeavorto please the most fas-
tldlons. All we ask is that You call, and
sec for yourselves, and give us trial
Now Spring Prints. Centennial Stripes,
Dress Goods, White Goods, Dress Inlproy
crs. Corsots Hosiery, Gloves, Notions
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, &c.
Agent for Butterick's reliable pnpe
patterns. Ladies', Misses and Children
now patterns in store.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Ono HOLDS her election on the
9th of October. A scnatorship is
involved Several other States vote
on the samc day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.,

just filed up with fro il Groceries, Con-
dictionaries and everything usually found
n first class house Of the kind.
A lot of Furniture, Laths, Shinolc &c.
Lumber low for Cash.
j. 0. BOAG.
You can find all You want by calling
apr IT. O. Ronx
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

r. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNO. S. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

The NATIONAL government is
prosecuting ex-senator Sawyer, OF
this State, for theft, and yet not &
single Radical pap organ has raised
the cry of ''persccution.' Why is
this thus? If Sawyer fell from
grace i'll the pure city of Washing
ton, why is it improbable that
Chamberlain, Patterson, Pnrkor and
Whittcmoro stole in tho corrupt
atmosphere of Columbia?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

The ONLY religious daily in this
country, tho Witness, Of New York,
has just died.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

PRESIDENT HAYES is splcndidly
vindicatinG the wisdom of the policy
uphold by the Democrats since the
war. In tho teeth Of all the RaUical
platforms, and Of the howls Of office
seeking speakers, he has left the
South to herself. The fruits of This
concilintory policy arc apparent.
Southern people arc becoming fast
rcconciled to tho National govern
mont, and peace rcigns everywhere.
Tho best part Of it is that Blaine,
Morton and tho other leaders arc
being whipped into line, and Ladi-
cal conventions arc everywhere now
approving tho Southern policy.
Tho country could have been at
pence eight years ago if the North
crn people had voted tho Demo-
cratic ticket.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
DOWN THEY COME!

l. HE undersigned arc daily receiving
one Of the largest Stocks ever brought to
Winnsboro.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
DRY GOODS

Wo pledge ourselves to sell any limo of
GOODS as choap as they can DO bought
in Columbia.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29

Call and SEQ us before buying. We will
save you money.
, 1877-08-27

enough to enable them to make inc 6rst pay
tncnt f0 MS TN lands wilrh We Will contrat in
eel! At fr'n, 81 To f5pcr acIt.
Vow we wonA nos knowingly hare any trans
actions With 1unn who won1f hcgr,itlyc the
profits accruIng 10 ID In this transaction. ami
viii II We will be. cIAble&l to make ont OF Il
through the profits h agricultural proiurts in
our country, the adf1tagcs IN our climate, tho
81 ssf tet x' p.ft tGsh u s cine me
tract rs the partiEs who may no U, Te1a.
through the ausp!tc4n our association. t,ur
nll and all 10 In Tex, and In this offer We stake
i III N Tic honestyPf the people with wbom
selves from frauds. hl. since no tllInuis. lows,
Kansas, or Michigan farmer will DO as much BY
half, Ia the way of 9roVtdtn9 employment for
the thousands you hire afnon0tt you who are
honesty out of ctploSment, C., furnish
cveFythlng-lantl, hltscs, teams, tools, fccl,
and sccd-anu dvatte Prnris,ons and supplies,
To bo paid for Al tta snl Of tho year, when tho
crop IS marketed by th, tenant out Of hta halt,
w have only 70 AK t'at the appI'cant pay his
way there, ansf that " be not imposed upon
by parties Recommending men to VI that arc not
worthy Of confidence md trust.
We cannot afford to pay tic waY Of any. To
90 IS We are offering T. do exhausts orr capital.
whereby this disidt E,tum can be provided fof, Or
and II committee q your citizens will meet
me at my Office Wqltcsday at o'clock D. m.,
WI icy before thet my .p'ans, Whereby none
Will lose, md all W2l Ge benefited. Our plans
we will not make rhbllc, except 10 such of YOU
citizens a. may neft US 1t tho time and place
designated. Our rfa8uns for thus keeping 10
ourselves the plan ft have to propose viii be
appreciated by all vito have had a. ,auch TO do
With the providtuafur tbe unfortunate as the
writer has bad. AIly one-lalf Of tllose who
haVe called upon siA and whom we would con-
s!ude contracts will. will re9uise aid 10 10 Oh.
Whether Il will be {heapcr to give IL In tho way
VIC have to propose 10 TINT II viii mot he lost,
Or to be taxed 70 facsl, fuel aud clothe them
this winter, IL to be answered very soon by your
taxpayers. Very respectfully,
THEo. NoEf, General Manager,
, 1877-08-27

LAVE 1oU NEWER FELT A TOKEN
Hare You never felt token
Something strange. yet moi unkfndt
Verde Of warning, though onspokcn,
SpolFn are within The mind. =
In IL deep, ssquests Nd ehambers,
Know yon not Something dwetlst :.
Know you not whsl's paat II rackons-
What's to coma 1t tEuly tells1
List, It brings you back lifeline;
showa you ceeh and every spot:
Blows you this, now that, and oil things
Where you've erred. Bssi there's the blot!
There 1t Btsnds-nAught can erase H.
Stand 1t must foIeresmoret
Till Jou'ra sought for and obtained thA
Sought not ond&, but Ger and DER:
Mercy, Grace, those sweet consa
Dalns for avery kind OF wo,
That which bFiRhteus all before
ucavy-laden--he 1t 10.
Then, and only then, are ~ not
Testsl- tfIsd, the while in view
Comes hoRe, whisper. Fail nee
Onward, upward, asill puraus-.
Never tagging, never resting ~
Till the we&ry march ID dones
Then tho glory that awaits you
Will he we'll and uoo1y won.
God II wstching.Ood u waiting
God will aid you IN the strife,
And will gladly bear you upward
To brighter, better life.
cutcAoo, August, 1877. JosxPn D. TchsET.
, 1877-08-27
,,HomEs IN TEXAS.

NORTHWESTERN Q711cz TAxAA LAND AND
EMIGRATION ASSOCIATIONS, It's MAD1soxs7RasT
CA1cAQo, Aug. 23.-Uur lsttar In yQus paper,
Of last Tuesday has brought to our ptllcs 90
great numbur Of inqulrcrs aud qucstEoners
that We have to big permission to uso space IN
your columns to gtvs further light Oh tho sub
Icct Of our renting lands In Texas,
We would not be misunderstood In this mat
ter, sud, hartn2 requested you aud others to
assist Or Inducs air. .. 9. GtbbA IL accept our
oifcr. We 70 delfay his tE.aspottation e1psnses
to, I'll over. and back ftoin Texas, that hs
circulated Journal AZ to the truth re-
spectiug tho advantages our stAtB liza to
offer IN the why Of profitable employment
wheeeey ths unfortunate poor, but good honest
work on our fartns aud plantations to procure
homes for themselves, We des!re to say In con-
nsctiun herewith, ln "a plain aud emphatic
language "a It l. tn our powcs 10 ,ke, t4st our
hundred that have called upoh US, two.thirls W
eau satvly ufpss ~ Euul. while q great nululcr
Vt the other ihal we slass quite to ths contrary;
A. .we have stated before. our object u to selt
landa, wa cams here tor that purpose; not 70
seut or amploy labosorai out seeing tho great
numbers Vt honest aud good len hEsr situated
- was tho writer Of this letter. and thousands
u: othsrt In our own state ]ust stts. ths Sosc NO.
but muscle, no lnoney, to e9sn'nence with, Wo
tett called upon to correspond with our friends
aud associates Ia busInrss, whereby We be-
ca1ne abls to offer lagls. to rent. as
va do. We ars dot. mtx1ug our
business with religious philanthropy, however
much thereof aud al gqoi u.y result from oq.
efforts. business Il our obIyet, and w would
not, Il We could, conceal it, aud We want moth.
| Ing to dn With the Co1lnunis!ic clemeut Which
wants something for uuthtug, ot the lJposslts
who play. on the crudulity ot the l1borlng man.
The plain ploposit!on VIC have to make IN tais'
-wt uaYa nothing 10 conceal ta our businesa
TRANSACTIONS. By reutiug laa4A - Ye propose,
| any honest labonng man san-~e DO nut aay
~ buy lln.elt lsu4s aud lumv. This capuot
be aons BY freqlenters u groG-shops or oy
| politicians, but by honest to!lc1s. Wo Low pro
" thFee yeass these same uaa VII hays lnad1
, 1877-08-27

the soldiers Mi day long, and has tho sign Of the
cro.s not merely p1(ntc:t In rrI on III, foor bnt
r,oc. rc,,c,.,,,to1 tt.t M v.,l. o,rr ot ..,v.-
r.'e. ~, ',Ss ~. 's" n ~ ,
t'on eu' Jul u o'eiY aoof j" h'' Hoos'' ; ao-
n1Ft tho Christianity OF the man exceedingly.
In fat, one gets startled at tho smount OF
Chr1atfantty At airing on in the faca Al every cor
No. A., ~ pn,,s,,a ~, ~. raS .r,,....
"..' 90 .us o.s-''au au"'ss nass 4eu uosa.
painted On the doors 10 lnlorm tic lhraues tHat
they who lNel, therein are fellows IN faith.
The lltt,c children "a shout In Turkish f4rzca
1h1.,t.nt..S -. hsv,,,a. 80 .,..ts - ~. o-o..
e".tss'a",hcu ~ nhs'"x -.e "asN VI .'o e1ose
fuicly painted On them. 1he whole thing re-
minds you Of the story Of the 1sraelfteB Of old
VINO marked their doors}lls with tho blood Of
The ,omb Who, tho Anrs1 1T ne.,h ~. n,.,t,o
nver tha ni,"n wv 1A'ss' "' "sA'" =" 'Ae"'A$
In the n;ISr h.r,, mr.. 1. p..h.. ,,a. az, than
otherwise Al ~" ,.m,c ieyo,ion n In alan nj.
ers Il p.v1n ia nthee S.r @bi,e o,sr aorses
wrrn frnifnr wstch~i = ca3,,nan. ~ ~ soista-s
cnrnc m Mi,h t,ei. ttns - H. .nrnSEetun ~
RI. t,,nL ~ aa.t.t - en IT, W 80 .e1 ~ tht.
xIe,. "n1 ~ p8',.un ln .ihe' taen Hek om Lus,s
htf hfs - taPe' san cnnatehstu " sHAut so,eun
khu y! Riaes pclore meat ANS enoen, soup
y W. uuly selVeu: Here, ~ ny Ett1e turklsh
.e.1. asom On the Mli'slde, heard every eFeniuR:
ahoat :, ncaut'inl singing to thc camps; !lrst
.tle 9Eu1nasl eon4s OF Tue eo!a1efB- regounsiag
thc uceds OF tile army, and then closing with
The chanting ol a solemn and earnest prayer,
boforo turning int for rest- The ef-
lcct on the quiet valley 10 beautiful In the e1S
ttemc. II Russian soldier goes 10 bstbs In