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2enrp gDare 1se~er's Sautlten. 8ettuns tritt TIRE
5srbt-Sailsn an unp 8tebt lprsn Nbpnnenten awst Der
8rbBtsn unp i&bnfsn Siepsrapbteen. jwet aabsrt IN.
~itsbenesn tilbsra. wslGt lVtsrs Gosans Rnpsn. Won wtrs.
Wnbsripn. ais Weseunude " ttrsm tide awake" unb
Fast asleep. Meenten paben tmmeuieu Urf0ls !; % III
bic btat itmGls s~sbplsue Veltssnteit tur is. 2Dtr lietern
psn lst&ttasA uue ~ioaten Wtrtlu, SO asntaap aup be.
jablsn ttbr ppte gpmmtfitsa. Jeo.r trubere pbsr neue
lt&tr 0prratp ~ aussubltdltpsr yer3npuns ySrbanprn,
DIE 8eituue tslbR Rept uater tamtltsn .SournaIen pbne
TIRES VIet&sn sa, unb 1T 70 popular, BAT fs bic sr6ste
Oerbreituns IN Der xselt bat! Das beaf ittsrarti&s
Ialent wtrb ptrwenpst. xppare 3eslsapa's 3riablana
fanet ssrabs an; bic frabersn xaptttl wsrbtn ben Wtpn.s
nentsa s%etsftrt. wers. Stswt's laaseiepate J0lss aut
my wife and T., bseinnt NIT benz ueusn Sabre. Sir.
GEM Semanb, Der ca eutes eaIar sbsr elm unabbaa ,,ats
0sf&&ft pant&t, isate fir girsulars uup pretsI.as i'd
nsateH ~ 8. y. 9ore v. Co.. Nsw Sort tOiApt.
g, S:s' 8. s' ssss.s ss.s''s's99l osnten perlauat.
, 1877-03-15

10 elm @efd5pf bon ben Ntsiamfen iutiSstt
MdbHeu, Die Is MIR eeben fanu! Sn Dem
Niunbe iold zines Dieufmdodens wtrb Die
aerinsiie Observation-Disclosures amiihen
@atten uno @attin oils ein .epi9es 3anfen"
hingeitent unb in bteier 8eiie fonlmen Ta'
m,lieu auf bic unseredtefe Welie pom Der
@elt in i6ledten &uf.
8on benz uislen nnheil, bas 9efdndtige
uuo neueierige Gienfmdodsn iGon 3miihen
b%efrennoeten Samilien ausehittet baben, fann
man id MIR itmer cine Borteluus MAIDEN;
in oieier Rihtuns itehen fe, menis rabm'
liher Wetie, ein3ig ba.
, 1877-03-15

Saben fie ollie rfliige cit!
= SER apothefcr 2ouis in Nppleton tbeilt
ms NIT. oaB tdglih mebr BON Or. Aug.
&0ntgS 9amburger Bamtlien.
Sc ebiSinen p%erfauft merben, alS bon
alien anberen Utitteln suianmen. Dieies
ipridt gemib fit ben 8ertb bieier alteu beut-
id1eu Seilmittel.
, 1877-03-15
SsIterssaIn

hAa tnfeaies sda9 nt DsNyRa beeahA n. 81
t2sxal II 4, ba dnem lueunif6tn Nleblt MT bos fat
aabsaesbaren Derlansen u fsen, barafItel ~ ustnaes
1st buxe@ burd bs 0ur&t baYpa ausee&Ichn u fttx
tlee. Dsd nt4t aids "a tahcst Iebd, sstess NJ
w alt @anleeuoEm, Ii n auauu tBlu eaua1, aetS T.
wAs T. tGsdz kuea. g. ss&It IA DpsyYh1u d felbs
sHt Jetne eaaae uuasebnxG DIT 1laAltAt Sssblt&tt
Is&fett pirt cine }~reabIsfs nHS bea pattestsa lrtHqt taf
0egaDtfdH, vi ~ eetea ttn dae Eat n x1b klbt b.
HdAaea ttn meteR, ai9t faten tar Duyweks1e ssa b
~ INN esIbausssA. liza ussxm -
, 1877-03-15

@Lnn Maenten %perIanet. Cute Gelesembelt. GeID
2Utt an p%erolenen Tur Geute, melue lpre ,3elt oDer
elnen Gbe,l oaDpn Dem SertauT ullerer
3yeelUrtem lplomen. &lberale Gpmmil,DneN S9relbl
nap oen Yeom8mn8en. ". -. Sog oo4o, GreaS
American Aea co.. 81 uno So Selep StruBe,
9ten Yprt. 4lUzbplI
, 1877-03-15

ST.. @abDap's yerfeet Ettrgatioe urO
reaulire1toe Yiatr,
sSnta sejArtatfos, iauber ein9efaBt. fir bic heiIuns
suer efBrunaen Ss Ntaseus, Der 2eber, Der Ginse.
peioe. Der Wisren, Der Blaie. Neroenleioer, &opfiueb,
0srfopfuna, bartleibigfeit, l1nperoaulihfeit, Dpspsps
IA, Anbrane Der GaIe, Ganenfieber. nnterleibsents
iHnbuua, 6Gmcrrboiben uno ale unpronun9en III ben
tnneren Dr8anen, uire 9arautirt uno omar oaB lie
pofttp hariren.
MeinetT flan5enituTc.
eutsalten setn @ertur. m'nsral:s= Oor iddhIide
e Won bea@te bic f~oIsenoen Symphonic, pelbe
Hb ourb Gt5runsen Der geroaurn9sorgane ~on3eisen !:
' BerItopfung, innere bGrrprrboioen. Bltterorang
uab benz &npfe, Ianrer Geihmad, %llebeltelt. Soo=
brelreu, W.SeripilIer geaen Nobrlu9. Gefiibl bon
lleberfiluna unD Sdrere i'm Ota9en, iaures Nuf=
5tpsel, Wuf. uno Mbposen Der Wiaaen9rube, S6wiil=
Del. idneaes unb id,ueres Mtbmen, ber53utun9en, 3r.
Ianinenidreden uno Gefibl bes Gritidens beim Gie9cn
Ibnabne Der Sebtraft, i6par3e pinftdeu ODER Do.
bib zines Sbleiers opr ben Iugen, Tieber UNI
oumpfer Sd,ner, i'm &opfe, Mtan9el on 6 d,peiB, 9elbe
IGrbuna Der baut unb Der Mugen, Gdmer3 in Der
5eite, in Der BruIt unb ben Blieoern, plDblide Infanc
DON Bite unb Brennen i'm Sleiib.
Meniae Dozen bon HdbspaD's Diuen befreten oas
SnItem BON al ben eenann.en StDrunyen.
Yreis Is Gents fur bic Sbadtel.
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<sszk Obj Dominion pawpn9it
Spmpanp.
sc a d New- 3 t.

Dtsfs Company wirb stnrn tprtr naGfOIssnbsn Yra8t.
pollen DampIer. AID Dpmtnton. 3Spanpte, Jtaac
Sel. Mtdpm0nc, MibemGrie, Vatteras unp
weprse rs. OLDER I'm Dau) IN ieesm Atenfaa,
8rettas -uae oamstas bet pUpwsder abraeien
taheu.
fur piele 0tpute sebant.
Ole passu pra&IpSls Salpeus. 9 &c SROpms unb
YapesStmmer
Ole Spsiien, Bsquemlidteit unb Depisnuns itnb I'M.
ubsrtsenltG.
aDaarsu, wel&e init tttler 3tuie ~perfanbt werben, Ian.
ben rsaelmaBt8 IN 9isw.ypr, an pim aoerpedten Ytsr ssr
COMPANY, 81 9tprtp Wiper.
tra&t Iur wlase meter ais Nsp.Gsrt werben t&nsa
peIprpert uab MIRO baTIr Mote ais ple wirtltQ sspapten
untDltrn btssGuet.
S&tfe pislsr Ntuie perlantu Nerrslt um 7&ubr yta&.
unttta8s patreap bee Spmlrners.
drapt aassnpumsn pis D upr Abeabs iebsn Gag.
QDeaen weItersr Austuntt peuoe man iW an
George ~. Mlen ". 0p., aeenteu,
feb. STfee Nsmpanp's apbarpes. Mpdetts.
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''Star- Wffn" platform.

etIberslan,. cline sroae Sierpe. @tn pslaanbtsr
SWus snttr DtTeu. 8rssst IA Utlturaarea.9aupluu
8tu ma \. HtreuIart graSts %ptrttnbst. MpretRtsI
s824pfi Gtdr Otdtturn 80 ,8ae
, 1877-03-15

kAn9 DGrxa Vie f&rtdlt&ea e&messa sssbasS
nd&e bttft Rranft tit NIT f& brtnst. wenx b BEN vS3r&
Af& Btttrs" an 9etlmtttd eebsttn ptrb. NJ Seber let9
uiansen launf o. t.nbnt he S4meriea fsfurt Mnb Ia
krteestten 0sbrau&e wrt bz Patient sou Dede "
aes4s f$ sshst seansss ~ en-. s'aEaseias es!ans q.
tltt USstu tttlS nIututars 8dlmttta y sttslx4eA
, 1877-03-15

Dsefs Uttass n ieSs m, f4sa ftt IAasm Sapru an
Uant1ssuH HtdrfuaeS. snt DIutrdutsxnetmtttd axe,
A1xt, BE- y iebeS aubtrs 9dlutHd bteer art I'd ses:p
0esstNt DaS SRxeyt n btefem SS&weatf& 0tttere~ sG
"a usrbs y Sss Ia Ra&tsmmea ~ Grfnbzs far d.
Mn Gumme fberitefat xnh 10 u hxraaxs ~unrnBate,
III trleaS Sesani aatr ban etst ttamr ~ Sr+
W. re&sebtf4 1ttters" seunt, obi III e gtA fMK4'te
Nttmenf&ek sur& bes Btrfanf Men sefdlf&tn Ra&as
uxaeu u 3nflrn, sel&t dbnIi& aaltsfu aut innedea
ste Sss e&n .e&uestf4 1ttttrs. stu IN 0eunbtsa
fx1hlt& fab, Ndtrsnb bas dsontli&e sut e4ts ~G&ms.
kH4 OttterSA Nintpaea 0tfuubth unb Reten esbdItr
M d Ne tdsabus st&tis 4 s*ss bic axfmstfam
lit ~ pubrivxMS tGfaut ktnseA.A BAT isto 0lGfA,
UeI4s baS edit ,G&mebif& Dttters~ nttdlt biz Nanes1
sstdfAstft ~ StsasrltRes 0aR&J aaG14AfSA
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60 Mrpaent.

@uten I9enteu miro e,ne y omnliiiton beaablt
tur Den Sertaur pom neuen uno lebrpopuiarenS uWern
bon elner Der DeDeutenoten Sublcrlptlons. T,rmem I'm
Nanoe. ~ Sl1er Tur w Gents Us 2uWer Tur sl.zo.
Klein bumbuS. MAN iaile 1i1 unlsre e,rculare tom.
uuo I~beraea8e i,1 ielU,t. @orene ". ~. GOs ozs.
artp""h "a Dnn 49S!oUei
, 1877-03-15
MaDWaD II. &c.,

80 @arrsn, @de @burd Ctr. q. 9
aies NoI5des unb gsabres shidt cine ssreimarf'
an Rabipau il. Co., 80 Y6orren SIDE 6burd1 Str, yien
Dorf. Musfunft. 9auienos w'rtb miro 3b"en a,,o'
,I;at
, 1877-03-15

ReNsx sAanaAesSa sutetlea ass serlsrbsaeu eIsA.
0teea btft &ranlbttten II ,S&nebtf@ 1itters" bas mtrt
fs1fs e4uyntttd, neil q Der ktRe 4lutretntsa IA, IA
u atebt. Aber rlrb bu 0ebraaA " f&t cbr nt&t senas
63astaAaetu axi Gniet nit 8tetn Serbuubtne &raat.
tetea a1SkreAsx, baRa mue ber 0etsax& fpfsrt dxA,
eelt nertea, hA 4raatttttu IN hefeu etGptan dz %
ks 0StA1Stxas ufsrbux.
, 1877-03-15

GSwnhS 9teue YebanoIuna. MuBerorbentlide
philadelphia. IA. Darantirt. 3ein WteHer, 6bnen'
iein, @lutpsrluit ooer a~rantbtit. Jraat mad ooer
ienoet fir Ginielnbeiten. 6iitet Gud Dor edlpinoler
4gBi25pft
, 1877-03-15
DIR. u. BRYAN. &.
Committeeman Gr3t bes
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
14s o. 8lnfjebnte Ctr, ReW 9orf.

C1nter ben etaatsseieben tntorporirt)
@entle R's s ssa|s ' s''' st: s%s,fs Il:
ssne gsld.n Sau " b.benosln, nnS sarantiser b..
ernhe beiluns auer 10 b:bannelten Gdle. Die better
III isinsr gs.siaiitat. Das snai.at 1T hr.ns pripat
unb bon bbhitem Ranae. bas einai9 auperlaitoe In
Rem Sorf fir bic Bebanoluns BON
Manner=& ranfbeiter.
- epe,ieue Mittel fur fpe,teue aran,beiten p~rdparsrt.
9enprar mdfie eeeen Nae,. fret
fur Nrme.
natienter .peroen erIudt. Ndberes aber tbren gu.
Eanb einsuisneen. %tuorauf thnen cine strlide Nnf&t
hber ibren San. bic Dt0sIidteit Der beiluna. bic oaJu
notbiee Set unS bamit osrbunSsnsn Rotten nitss'
tbeitt iperben tpiro.
Gorr.iponbsnl ftrens sebeix unb I&neu beanttpprtet.
SIM erfen Departement Nao Rrantbeiten Der
,% lsiisai %" Sl.t. i iSas 1t Sc sr ass ) sran's:!t.
6arnrubr, Saameni4pahe, nnnermSeen uno QUE
2ranibeiten p~ripater gtatur Elm.
SIM ~,pstten Requirement fub 2ebet., 9uneen.,
Ropf' unb 6ebirniranfbeiten Die 6peaialttaten. aud
motisnnuS, Seropbeln. Gatarrb, @rnd. &ad9rats'
trimmune uno anoere gerwadiunsen bebanoelt.
SIM brttten Departement per6en Mueen. unS
pbrentranfbsiteu bebanoelt uno aa' Dpsrat'onsn nor'
mir pinfden na,nentliA elm nampblet ieoem
Wanne 3u ienben. Der nit Spinptornen behaftet IT.
WelWc ppgVlWe9 IVlDeH. DetulpeH, ppet pet HelUus,
f&ma4 unb osr5Deifelt 1T unb tpelder Die bette Nus'
lunft tber bic 4ranfbeiten wiini4t, oenen It am mel.
fen aus9e{ebt If, in Gol9e bon unflusbeit ober CRIB
ti1feit.
,.Der Nubm etnes iunsen Weannes II feline
etGrte," $4,000
unb per am befea biejen Rubm Ju ertuerben peiB.
3ann am beFen feline Wtannlidfeit btbaupten. Morsfe
0ltnton m. nc. Snhttut. 14s Q. 10. Ctr. Re.
ancntnn ~perlanst fir has bette unD leidteit Der.
SNY<&tAkW fdulide Bud, oas lie berausye9eben
muroe. S1idt nab Gircularen uno u~nleren Ssp,m.
| eum9en fur N9enten.
Rational Wubliibins Co.,
4~tp23nop] pbilaoelpbia, pa.
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Railways Ready Relief,
Tieber 1t:6 faltes Tieber.

Gieber unb We&h!:,.eber fir 80 Gents furtrt, q
ai.bt tein 6eilmittel IL Der gBelt, weIney sieber unS
g9ehieIfeber uno az ~ienittsen oerpanbtsn Rranibei.
ten. Ganens. Gdaria&.. tppb0ies., 9eIhss nnb ion.
itise 6ieber Iosnsn bard 8a6lSop's piQer abset oIien
nire) 10 raid beisitist ala .AisOap's Rs ,ss Hstif~
50 Gents ber 0IaiQs.
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DssbasxsssAefAseebsn.

D. Haasa n be s.,Se Derredtte ~ RSr,srs. D.,
Hs Hbdlt bae sang. Ssfen @abrans anb Sreft. Dml
Va Neasen xxb aneesf OrbaxHxessreaxe Ra&ldGen, thu
ssas xldAatstt ~ .ntptdtls, mus bn game RSrytr Ia
IN: Dk arantbdtea.. pe!at sns seasrtg 1bdtteist b
NJ 1AuytarfaAt Ndbt tnmes ttefeItA. Dies n Ia
Gsuas. ,sbu ~ x64webtf& ettttrs," ~ y als etdr.
saxtenlttd vtrft, Ne 1erba1anssvtBaxe ssset sub I'm
ssf1nhe It6Hsitt kerasut. = ytele &ranfttttez tdIt, "
sHfAdaeb saa, srfat4esr RStas asA Nit ssauea
U&winbfnAA
nj aks anberts esx4sxlfaxltr tfa nterRex eses I, n
sMt etSrunsen Der Naetnttattsiett. ale hur& erbIt&.
A1!aet shn bsftise Gridltuns. @ena he Spsife utd
teebsta strsanat nns Der Rsrger tn 6plse be6en nt&t btu.
=! id&paats eYaens er!tsst baa ltattfHsa anlaa eins
G~sffltanA l. bei ea1 prfsa son tsdftisu 0tfunbbss
eas at6k 10 0era&t i6me. Dk ttrabnttRen Ntris
ssas f 8aas ". etrtasfa4t is sss nasn sstatt.n H.
tA1bdn, rt&trn utne Aasnabme ttrs Aufmerflamlsit N.
IT anf ~ &sonlt.xus VA Dshsaxaossrsa1s hsatt bk
!efdts.y sel@s Va pattsat " ID ntmms YIN at4t fru3t
~ 0e4n<rse ssuria&eH aaS nt&t bard hea &Srvsr ~
IN ssb I'm entseser sar ttss sbr IN sasatsea esa
nak nh fAIt&te RabruSs " liaea
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%sstansf4I6ss.
SIsAtu. Stusn,.1ssA naakenw sstessSsss AsssA
eeksA.
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.1menif6 Sttters.
&us szS &rdutsriaiten
00DebH@ RintusA

~ 1tlt ais Ststsxbet Sabrts ufStdss etH b11A
!. t&webtf4r Artt bd tN nfTenf& affIihtn SsrAxsG
NdAe a fuA auf alien 9bcIea Va &rbt anatate, he
HANtse 8etsseft stuiEu 1r1atts uat W. Gytssd h0fd
Ia H&aa ~ &anptbeeaxttteik hAs
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Destsrssnes Dlnt II III bsxytsrfsAs ~ MesltRApo
ri ilSss ddtafs &rauftesen.
, 1877-03-15

RevSsHf@p6As

= dHe ~ sasla6fdtsasa &raafsatrs, lsaez sas ~
f&east&le&t unterpsrftn H. sab Iabsn aamentt&v al
nen AArsx. DIT urla@ss, we0t bkfn f&rsdti&er 10
Serssrssfea, enb srfNtebsa sSl stdfttAA abu hh b.
bsra 6t&rtsnetmtteI has RrsenisaenL " b Aax
xnb babur& ben aaNu &sryu ~ I'D ~
Das .S4wehti4 Sttters~ fept aaeret&t u ale L.As.
hsssrtnd td tsa sbu nsSsntea &rastbdtsa unb aAi
sAa t~uefelttu, i nttber 0stut an 2ebea " aahen.
&teeersef8 Iaesalett,
, 1877-03-15

Fal unbe1xsHs &ranibrtea sxb BIZ netiintf0s 0eAesa
axe buidbtn taun nteaeIs N frlt teasnnen uerben
@aa ssbrau3e ~ reauept44 Dttters~ Seaau saa kS
AsSsiung xne ~ le$ts 6sur VA pbeneenanntsn u
sma &ptnets. Dtn patteutss nth aafebIss q
ssaadntise 0sisaltdt, uradseettts mi ksss Il tr1>es
8etstat Reat I'D kaIl wiAH dA
, 1877-04-08

/ It is noted that the ten members OF the
County Board who would hold over in case
the bill does not pass legislating the Board
out of existence, include about all the de-
eency and honesty in the Board, and that the
Commissioners who hnye won any claim to
public confidence are not opposing the ROB-
1SsoN bill, even though it legislatcs them out
of Office. As to this, it may be said that
such members Of the present Board as have
convinced the public that they are honestly
in favor OF the same line Of retrenchment
and economy TINT has distinguished the Re-
form Council will be ;Fe-elected if 1egislated
out Of Office. The object md determina-
ton of the people is simply to secure
County Board that shall administer
county affairs on the same principles as the
new Council have administered city affairs
during the past year and, if the people are
giren the opportunity, they will elect only
such men as they can trust with the dis
bursement of the Court House building fund.
Any man whohas fought for the taxpayers in
that corrupt Board will have sort of claim
to reelection in case he be 1egislated out of
Office in order to get rid of the rasca1s whom
he has opposed.
, 1877-04-08

The Council must not be misled bY Mr.,
R1oRDAS's proposition to contest Hr1parrHs
seat on the ground that the 1atter's majority
was obtained by fraud The duty which the
Council owes itself and the city is simply to
declare HnDRErH ineligible to seat in that
body under tile law, being confessed reye-
nue. defrauder. Any contest which Mr. R1on-
DAN may make for the sent must be
prosecuted without any reference whatever
to HnDRE1H. If R1oRDAN can show that he
received majority of the legal votes cast
for Alderman in his ward, he will be entitled
to the seat; otherwise there will be 3 vacan-
cy, to be filled By special election. But
HnDRErH must cut no figure in all this He
must be disposed of on his own dement's by
resolution citing the law in the case and
pronouncing him ineligible He could not
be prevented from parading his infamy By
running for the Council, nor could the peo-
pie of his ward be prevented from disgracing
themselves and the city by voting for him;
there Was no law for that But there is
law which excludes HnDnETH from the
Council, even if he received all the votes
cast in his ward, and this law should be- ap-
piled in his case by unanimous vote of the
Council
, 1877-04-08

NJ De G1nARp1S has recently prepared an
essay, entitled - The Question of Money, !" in
which he takes the ground that all existing
Governments, except those Of England and
America, are hu1rying into bankruptcy, and
he finds the principal cause in the immense
amount Of money spent upon their respective
armies. The statistics which be furnishes
are very interesting. The six Powers OF
Europe spend $500, ,o0o, 600 annually upon
their armies. He calculates in detail TINT
England's military expenditure per annum is
$53. 256, 100, each soldier costing over
$503. France spends $112,913,298, each
soldier costing over $o54. The total cost Of
the Russian army per annum is $137, ,os+. .9s5,
or $23S per man. The cost Of the German
army is 500, 764, COS, or 1925 per man.
Italy pays less than $l81 head, the
total cost being $37, 7,l76,ese. The AUS
trian army is the oheapest'of all. Each man
costs S17+.30, which for an army Of 800
gives total Of SAT, 7o5, ,s1+. Adding TO
these sums the annual amounts expended for
naval armaments, which amount to $6D,-
ooo, 900 for England. 835, ,ooo, 900 for France,
S24, 900, 900 for Russia, $500, 600 apiece
for Germany and Italy, and IS, 5,000, 600 for
Austria, and the sum total expended upon
the military camp Of Europe foots up
$685., 00O, 600,
, 1877-04-08

Later sdvices from Europe make it doubt
ful whether BISMARCK seriously contemplates
actual resignation of his Office. It would
appear from the conflicting accounts that be
intends to take prolonged vacation for his
health, but will retain his official position.
1t would not be surprising. however, if the
reverse we're true. He is IN old man
in shattered health. He has been
crossed in many ways The recent
action of the German Parliament
IN removing the Supreme Court from
Berlin to Leipzig was severe blow at his
policy Of centralizatioa, Of which policy he
is the very essence. His enemies have in-
creased rapidly, both in Parliament and Cab
met and among the people, and they have
not been slow in laying at his door the re-
sponslbllity for all the miseries Of hnrd times
that are now affecting Germany. He has,
moreover, accomplished the great work of his
hfe,-the unidcation OF Geimany,-andb By re-
t11ang now he would 1eave in the midst Of
his fame and 20 down to posterity as thu
, 1877-04-08

''without publicity are fraudulent There
is radical defect in the laws regulating d.
vorces in some of the States., We believe
the latest invention in the patent divorce
business is to apply by letter to Court in
Utah for divorce, the applicant living in any
part Of the United States, aud the decree is
furnished by mail The divorce business is
bad enough at the best; but, when agencies
for obtaining fraudulent DEGREES are openly
established, the law ought in some way be
made to break up these agencies so fer as
possible, and this bill has that purpose in
view, and is therefore commendable.
, 1877-04-08

a bill has passed one branch of the Leeis
1ature authorizing railroads to run the;,
trslns through the corporate limits Of all
cities and towns at the rate of twelve miles
IN houl, and repea1ing all municipal author
lty to limit the running of such TRIMS at a
less rate OF speed. Can it be that the Leois.
lature fully understands the effect of such a
oia as this? All the railroads entering Chi
caso penetrate to the most thickly-settled
parts OF the city. They all traverse several
miles within the city limits, crossing streets
and avenues, some of them the busiest thor
onglfares, Ara the trains Of these roads to
be allowed to run at the rate Of twelve miles
NJ aour2 VIII the Legislature assume fosr
the State the losses Of Life md of property
certain to result from such proceeding :?
We suggest that tie Mayor and City Council
take action to rcmonstra:e against snch leeis-
1ation rs is proposed by this bill.
, 1877-04-08

The Illinois House OF Representatives has
passed q bill, which We trust the Senate will
also pass and the Governor approve, regulat-
ing the right Of suffrage By paupers in this
State. The bill provides that no pauper, or
inmate of any county poor-house, insane
asylum, or hospital, shall, because of such
abode in such institution, be deemed resi-
dent or legal voter in the town where such
asylum or hospital may be situated; that all
such persons shall be deemed to be residents
of the town, city, village, or precinct in
which they resided prior to becoming an in
mate Of the poor-house or asylum. In this
there is no discrimination against paupers,
or poverty, or misfortune. The public asy-
1un1s are mere places Of relief or temporary
refuge, and there can be no such thing as
"a residence, II IN the political sense of the
term acquired by merely seeking relief, or be-
ingplaced there for treatment for some physic
al disability. To muster these persons on
and vote them for any purpose
for the election of local officers
and at town meetings, is an abuse which re-
quires correction This bill proposes to re-
move all legal doubt on this subject, and it
ought to, become law. ~
, 1877-04-08

The New York Times {rad!cal Republican, a
not quite pleased With the Presidents order
withdrawing the Federal soldiers from the
Columbia Is. c. State-House, where tney have
been upholdfng the shod~& Of Guberuatorial
authority exercised By CuAMnsHLA1y since
December last. But it Is candid enough to re-
mark in defense of the Presidents course:
He!e, then. IL . complete abandonment Of
pos.ion nereofore held oy The Republican party as
q aconeequence Of the rccoustrHctiou policy. One
might nave expected some excitement arong Re-
publtcans at the North, II only a. an Indication OF
sSmpashy s. WITH those who: like Sir. CnAnsEnLA1s.
traneous help, md have been quietly given nxsr -
re common enemy. But there Ii no excitement
the approaching extra session Ut Congress INV
orng 70 ne surface feeling held in check. but
sentatlscs Of Southern Republicans than sg1nrr pe
TIE Northern memhers. Why. Divers considSrass
lions enter into the answer The interprr taton ac
eepted By .he President IL undoubtedly tine up to
patience with the working Of ia evs,an, ,m
n9w 2s,,nte to Be- discarded It is looked upon as
laiiate. It haa not secured peace It haf nof
tnsurfa adtHHafe protection of he 6taeft nor fos-
whites. z has nor proWoied lie prospt1.f~ % or r.
Sonfh. These are valid reasons for scrnfn{vfne ne
tae pocy that bud been acted upon and are r.
Jnst'nc41on On which tbs President must mutnly
pobuby 6o,nsss
9ulet which attends the new rule Of action vh;c6
toe rIesideps has adopted. What the courtry nnw |
hs o rs and upon
poliry depends; individual injustice viii be- niti,
na.eiy overlooked. II the general result be sntfs
,actoEy. U n4a1.roS is honest enough and strone
ap d II iaa n'sE n,s psd:ss ,sspeetng the fee
esa1n @ peace and prosperity. the President vii
aase little to fear from lis own party. WIZ