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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

SECRETARY of State Evarts has sent a
circular to Consular officers in foreign
countries, requesting reports upon the
following subjects,
First-The price of labor among labor
ers of all classes.
Second-The cost of living of the la.
boring classes.
Third-A comparison of the present
cost of living, and the rates of wages with
that of the last ten years.
Fourth-The cost of produce and it's
market prices.
Fifth-The amount of paper in circu.
lation, and its "real" value to gold and
silver, together with its fluctuations dur.
ing as many years as can be accurately
obtained, and the causes which have
produced fluctuations.
This information is called for at the re
quest of the leaders of the Labor move.
ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

The House, Monday, passed river
and harbOr bill appropriating $7.SOOOOO,
under a suspension of the rules, and
without word of debate or explanation,
by vote of 166 to 66. The idea is to
send it to the Senate, get Committee
Of Conference, and have the question set
tied in this way. Mr.. Cox, Of New York
made vigorous protest against this sort
of legillation, but was overborne by
numbers. 0fthe twenty-eight members
who signed the protest, E. B. Finley, A.
V. Rice and ]. A. Macbfahon are from
Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

THE late Prince Napoleon LuCien Mu-
rat lived for time in Jefferson county,
New York. He there erected grist mills
and saw mills, and laid the foundation
for what he expected would ultimately
be large city, to which he gave his ia.
theirs name, Joachim. The name still
Clings to the place, but nothing remains
to mark it except the bridge across the
river and the ruins of the dam. Joachim
did not flourish, and the fortune of the
Prince gradually wasted away, and he
had to borrow money to go back to
France.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

JOHN G. HITE has been appointed Su-
perintendent of the State Reform School
for Boys at Lancaster. He is a man
without experience, and has but two
known qualifications for the place; he is
Democrat, and can be persuaded to buy
his groceries from R. NJ. Bishop & Co.
Blast the Institution, if only these two
objects can be attained.-Salem RepubH.
can.
Well, if the groceries are tirst-class and
cheap as the cheapest, where is the
wrong? The Home Radical ring that
has been running the institution for
twenty years or more, are a,sgespielt-
and that's what's the matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

JUDGE 7. W. BARTIEY publishes a long
letter on Southern claims, in which he
claims that the refund cotton tax will
amount to $s9 100000. These, he thiI ks
ought not be paid. The balance for cap
tured and abandoned property, not al
ready refunded, is $14.OOO.OOO. This,
with claims for supplies taken from the
Southern people for the use Of the army,
of which he thinks about 500 900 900 can
now be proved, ought to be Immediately
provided for. In regard to the latter
claims, he says the loyalty of the claim.
ants ought not to be required to be pro-
ven. 1t is not likely Congress will 30
enact.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

THE failures for the first three months
of 1878, as reported by the Mercantile
Agency Of R. G. Dun & Co., were 1856 in
number, with liabilities to the amount of
$S2OOOOOO, The list is larger by 496
firms than the number reported for the
corresponding quarter Of last year. There
is also an increase Of $27.5OOOOO In the
liabilities. One reason given for this
bad showing, is that IAN enormous
shrinkage in resources" has occurred
within the Last six months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

Hon. s. s. BLOOM introduced a bill in
the Legislature to guard against the clan.
destine introduction and subsequent pas
sage Of bills Of local nature. The bill
proposes to make it necessary to previ-
ously give notice ten days in some news
paper in the locality. That's good bill
and ought to become law. The curse
of legislation into which Ohio has drift
ed the past few years is the system Of
local legislstion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

THE news is that eighty thousand
Mussulmans, somewhere in the Balkans,
got together lot of cast off cannon and
small arms Of Suleiman Pasha's late
army, and attacked the Russians, killing
nearly thousand Of them Also that
Minister Lsyard, at Constantinople, is
overrur by Turkish applications to serve
in the English army. The Turkish peo-
pie are not eager to frsternize with their
conquerors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

So, the Republican party of Ohio are
going torun this falls campaign and car
ry the Hayes Administration. That is
John Sherman's programme, as laid
down in his letter to the Republican
Committee Major Mckinley will run
for reelection to Congress as the Hayes
monopoly candidate. We are glad to
know thus early in the season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

THE news from Europe shows no ma
terial change in the situation. General
uneasiness is manifested and the outlook
is less encouraging. Warlike prepara-
tions continue on an extensive scale,
which greatly retards negotiations look
ing towards peace. EYen if the Congress
meets, indications are that new compli.
cations will arise, which will be difficult
IN oolya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25
THE LOOPFER, MCKINLEY POST
OFFICE RING.

The LOopfer, Mckinley Post Office ring,
Are anxious quite for another swing.
The Major supports the whole Hayes fraud
And is always ready to praise and laud.
He opposes Woods fair Tariff bill,
And shouts for monopoly with good will
He calls it Protection, but all the same,
Twas one great source whence bankruptcy came
An evil result shows an evil cause,
And ruin is sure from oppressive laws
The bad tree brings not forth good fruit;
Like begets like, and thus follows suite.
Plunder the many to help the few,
Is the policy rule of the radical crew
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

THE Boston Post holds that if Mont.
gomery Blair's movement has no other
merit, it shows him to be man ofpluck;
and that is a quality of which there is
no redundancy among the public men Of
our day, 1t adds, that if it accomplishes
no higher purpose than to keep afresh
healthful remembrance of the great ma
tional wrong, it will serve a useful pur-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25
THE END OF MILK K-AND- WATER
MEN,

Even Rutherford B. Hayes may serve
one good purpose; he may put an end to
the selection of milk-and. water Candi-
dates for high offices.
Whichever party prevails, it is better
that it's strongest representative men be
put forward.
Nothing is more fallacious than the
prevalent notion, that fool must neCes-
sarily be honest. On the contrary, fool
is almost certain to be dishonest. Search
the prisons of the land, and you will
find hardly any smart men among them,
once in while one, possibly, but they
are very rare exceptions.
Here is Hayes, by all odds the most
commonplace, inferior man who was ever
in the White House; yet he has done
more than any other man that ever was
born to destroy the principles on which
our Government rests.
The biggest fool, who could not build
hen-coop, may apply the torch to the
most magnificent structure. Hayes is a
man without character; but notwith.
standing this, how potent he has been in
mischief He has thwarted the choice
of the people for President, and through
the connivance of Statesmen" almost as
commonplace as himself, he promises to
hold on and serve out his term.
Whichever party prevails next time,
let it be with its best men.-M Y, Sun.
Good advice; and applicable to other
places than the Presidency. The curse
of our country is filling places of power
and trust with milk-and-water men
men of no positive traits or charcteris-
tics-men without good judgment; and
whoknow nothow to examine investigate
and study, so as to form correct judg-
ment. Let US have men of knowledge
and practical experience to conduct pub
lie affairs, as much as possible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

TWEED once owned several courts, %
millions of property, Sc liquor saloons,
several houses Of ill-repute, a portion of
the Democratic party and the Legisla-
ture of the State of New York. He was
worth about $2,500 when he died.-Er-
change.
1t ought to have stated that the Legis-
lature of New York was strongly Repub.
lican at that time, and that Tweed hand
led it with great success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

The Gar of Russia is strong protec-
ZIONIST. He has imposed duty of $3.50
a barrel on all foreign refined petroleum.
This is protective tariff for the growing
oil regions of Baku. The oil wells of
that Russian district, on the western
shores of the Caspian sea, vary from 40
to 200 barrels per day each.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

Ats caucus of the Democratic mem.
bers of the House, at Columbus, last
week, to consider the question Of church
taxation, it was unanimously adopted
that to tax church property is unwise
and inexpedient. The Democracy will
vote against it such taxation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

Fl. H. KIMPToN, the South Carolina
fiscal agent in New York, has skipped
to Canada, where he has parted with his
flowing beard and borrowed another fel.
lows name. Governor Hampton is after
him with requisition, and Kimpton has
prejudices against going South at this
season ofthe year. He prefers to summer
in Canada, where the climate is more ge-
nial, especially for carpet-bag fnanciers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

TIE Democrats of Crawford county
have nominated the following ticket, to
be elected next fall Probate Judge,
Shannon Clements; Recorder, D. D. Cas-
tie; Commissioner, Chas. Keplinger; In.
frmary Director, John Miller; Coroner,
Peter Bauer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

THE Graphic calls attention to the fact
that the N. Y. Herald sensation of three
millions of English high.churchmen
"going over to Rome," is the revival of a
story told by the Herald just three years
and three months ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

HAYES continues paying his political
debts. John W. Howell has been con-
frmed as Collector at Fernandina. How
ell was prominently mixed up with the
Baker county, Florida. election fraud in
1875, and his appointment is tardy re-
cOgnitiOn Of that service. They are now
nearly ell provided for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

lN the Carroll Free Press appeared. "a
prophecy last week. The prophets pre-
diction is as to next October, second
Tuesday. Well, not being a prophet,
nor the son of a prophet, ace submit,
and say-go on with your Sherman.
Hayes show.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

THE Republic of Switzerland is the
first to answer the invitation of this
country, asking other nations to take
part in an international congress, in Or
der to discuss and settle the rates Of
value between gold and silver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

The United States needs foreign mar.
kets for her surplus manufactures; and a
tariff for Protection, such as the Repub.
lican party forced upon the country dur
ing the war, cut off our foreign markets
and hatS what's the matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

On the pension rolls of the United
States are 2S21O4 pensioners, and the
amount paid them is 2796S.752. Be-
fore the war, in 1861, the number was
only 8 696 and the amount paid 81 994-
5O9 The items Of the appropriations
for this year are as follows:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

The Ohio General Assembly last week
adjourned from Friday over till Wednes.
day. The session will probably come to
a close in a couple of weeks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

IT is claimed Mr., Hayes is playing
lone hand at Washington, and holds not
a single trump card. He doubtless holds
some of the knaves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25

So the proof is out as to the fraud in
the Florida count, by which that State
was taken from Tilden and counted for
Hayes. Read the statement in this pa
nar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-25
Gh 1emrnrrat
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1888,
4. McGREGOR, Editor.

SIxTY.sEvEN indictments in Wheeling
against prominent parties for gambling,
indicates an enforcement of law.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
DR.. MENG, DonaldSonvillc:

C,cst avec lc plus vif plnislr que ic Won.
vols rprtndrc la fabrication de yOtrc Iein-
'nr: pfpuiatlvc. .Ir he sanrais trop ID
r~rr"minahdcr a tons cruX lni souffrcnt dc
maladics ancicnncs. .Jen nj vrndu beau
coup dams !e temps. ct j'ai ft6 tfmoin de
cures a'Ssi nonhrcnsrs que surprcnanfcs.
Mails drnN snrtont so.t restless grav6cs
dams ma memories:
Nine. Santiag" TroNillo. hgfc d'envirum
as ans, pni hcrni> p%lnsi"nrs annfts n'avait
pm gutter son lit trctour d'hgc). s'est trout
We enforcement gufric, apres lcmplol do
qnrlqn"s boutrillcs de %teintnrc depnrativc.
III" est dcv"nne forte ct p~uissante, ct ma
plus RESENT anrnne esapce dc douleur.
Me. l.ngrezc ,dgic de 25 ans. qui dcpuis
p%nsicnrs ann@es n'avait pu ST livrcr a au-
cnnc csptcc travail, IN proic II i ne migrai-
ne qui la tenait cloute ials ia chambre,
>'"st vnc .%l"Iivrfe ponr t"njonrs de cctte
d"nlonrrnsc maladic. apres l'usagc de qncl-
qucs bnnteillcs dc cette honne %teinture.
81 ce mddicamcNt, .bien cnnnu 1t cmplo-
We dams nos pnrages await bcsoin d'otre
r~cc"mmandf, .ie ponrrais donner IL nom de-
n"inh1e tie %pclsonnes qni ont Gt6 queries
pnr la %tcintmre depnrativc.
Ncnillcz men :Npfdier me caisse. Plu-
sienrs malades men ont demands ct Tuttcn-
dent.
AMADEO BRAUD.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

loi s'applique, par lui anssi, scion
les beSOins 1T les necessities, les
temps ct les progress, que Ia loi Sc
m0hiie ct se parfectionne sans VIC.
lence ct sans revolution.
Mails il fault l'Gclairer.
Exerce par DIES hommes irrespon-
sal,les. prives de lumiere Oh de cons
c%ience, il serait lc chaos.
Mails applique i tont, i%nccssant,
constant, journalier, devenant une
agitation quot,dienn'e, he vous lais-
SAINT aucun repit Oh lepos, vous
transform ant en- politicians dc me
tier, ayant toutesles mobilit6s ct tou-
ties les Mysteries lie In populace dA-
themes, ainsi devenu II espece dc
gouvernement de place p,bli4ne ct
lie couvernenent direct ct deSor-
donne, Ie' suffrage universal vau-
draft moins que le pire dies despo-
tis.nes GU liz %tyrannie dun seul.
AuSsi....
Mails nous nous a%percevons que Ia
c%auserie a etc trop tongue, que
les feuillets sont remplis, ct quill
fault remover i Ia semaine prochai-
he les propositions 4 taire valoir ct
les conclusions il tirer.
Excusez pour cette tois, AIMS lee.
teurS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

indifference encore plus protonde.
lie doute ma pas etc comblt, mails
rleust. La marioiltric 1t Ia jOs6pho-
latrir, qui ne sont point rEvangilc,
vous ont plus tluignes que rappro.
chGS dn cutie vtritable. 81 vous tteS
encore chretirns, %patccuu'nn ne san
raft absnlument ccSSer de Ictre ,c'rst
sans le ~lien.sans le signc 1T sans l'at-
tirmation.
Pour9,loi celia?
Et que va devcnir lie pcuple 81 la
religion sc retire dm pcuple!
An>Si lie p&re Scptime, Ia messe
ditc, ct aSsiS All salon du pnpsbytere
dc Candle, intcrrogea-t.il IL jcune
prrtre.
La reponse du .jeune prttrc fut
celle-ci:
Mon cher ptrc, ir he c%omprcmls
pas plus que vous Indifference reIi-
giensc de e paysans. Mails e puis
vons aSSl,irr que mes p%aroisSienS
solt dies incrthnlrS. dies revolutions
nair.S ct Dies libres penscurS. lis re-
garlent l'cglise CONNIE une enne.
me, IL clergt cOmme mn auverSaire
ct lie prctre CONNIE I'm loup. lis mont
plus nj fol, nj Submission, nj rrprct.
lis Sc Sont tous mis- il raisonnrr, i
railler ct i taire dn rtpnhllcal,iSme,
lis liSent Dies joulnaux, dies brochu-
res ct de mauvaiS Iiv,es. DcpuiS qu'
ills p%oS>tdent cette miserable rtpu
bliqnr ct ccttc hontcnSc uemagOgic.
que i)len nous envoyrr> CONNIE nne
malr'liction, ct Surtout depuiS que
lie suffrage universal. l'arme de ton.
ties les tOlirs ct de touS les dfSor-
dres. lcur Il tait croire que Ia Souve-
lainetc etait dams lcurS Sabots ct
l'autorite dams lrnrs crosses mains.
ills sont vtritablemrnt rbcllcS Il
tout esprit de religion. d'humilitt
ct d'ohti>Sance. Ne vont-iIs pas JUS.
qua demandcr la separation ahsolue
de I'Egli>r ct de lEtat: Je crois me
que beaucoup d'cntrc cuX, pos
par je ne sails qnrl demon de
ct dc tu,rnr. 81 llvrcraitnt
avcc ,joie aux atrocities dun iaco-
binlS,nc m~onstrueuX. lis ne croicnt
plus qua lcnrS yrands principles de-
50. Ponr moi, .ie mai rlcn !; me re
procllrr. Cc>t avtc cncrglc que .jc
Iombats les at1lr,,Scs t%cnhancts
IN steele 1T les abominabir>
Consequences de la Ittvolu,
Mals la France rSt hirn
NAL hr, monsieur Fable. 1T
81 leu ne fat point uu miracle,
ne nous rcna pas nos roi> lrgitlincs,
!; cuntonilt l'or.uril DIES me
'ila It's II dies revu,uiioMnaileS. la
1oticiic Acknowledgement a ST.
iii. Ellie aura ulprlt" sou SOFT.
lie ptrc Srp,imc n'aNait rien re-
'oudu.
II S'ttnit contcntc de pci,srr an
otrn Jerome.
QUAINT an diner, Huqurl aS>iStairnt
e nnalre. IT, marquis 1T lr rr,lnrtrur
Tune gazette bicn eounuc, II tut Sc
llN TT ~>IlcrutrNt.
Mails IL per" Srpiimc parsa pen.
ii crai.nait de Sc llomprr.
j. GENlII.
I / I t,y tuy,.-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

re qua New York, dc marchandiscs
d'automne ct d'hiver; quill Went lie
recevoir par IN vote de st. Louis,
par le steamers Ieargcr ct Gold
Dust, I'm tyes grand assortment dc
rroduits 'le rOnest, ct quill vemdra
aux derniGres limitcs du bon mar
che.
SEES 1eEX magasins sont pleins.
Et il garantit que In tieyrp jaime
nest pas dams ses marchanhises.
IL dot aussi rccevoir SOUS peu,
par lie navim F'relgia parti dc Bor-
deanx IL ) srptcnbrr, DIES Wins en-
barripurs ct en- caisscs, DIES Lii
qucnrS, Nermouth. AbSinthe suisse,
Huile d'olivr, a n.de,vic de Cognac.
Nc. IL toni vcnant dune dies
%1"illcnrcs 1T dies prcmitres maisons
de Bordeaux.
n. B.-lladanS son ma gaSin de la
rive gaurhe Huclqucs ttot1cS il robes
ct DIES habillemcntS d'hommes ltge-
rcment rndommagcs pa: les misrt'
quill vendra an prix qu'on vou,lra
bicn lni donncr.
H fgalemcnt dies chanSsurcs pour
hommcS, danes, iillrttcS 1t en-
fan's, r%gerement avaritcS, quill
vcndra Il n'importe qutl prix. pour
les "ronler le plus vite possible.
Qn'on So IL disc.
L~occaSion, est unique.
j. TE1sslER,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16

Notre voislnc, CONNIE nous, sc.
TAFT trop hatce de croire i la fin.
Son rStimable ct devoue prttre
est malade.
Mails IL pere Ravoiye scra conserve
Il e paroisSicns.
QUAINT a notre autre voisine PAS.
celslon, ellie est maintenant uN ri4ht.
Rou'0iSon.-Le temps, jusQn'a &c
jour, etc DIES plus favorables pour
la roulaiSon.
Les SouchcS uOnnpnt on ont don.
ne de ZOO a 1900 livres l'arpent.
lie plant donncra sans doutc
mleuX moore.
Car Ia canine Sc bonifie.
Mails il fault Ia rouler.
Qnatrc on cinn lcgtres geltes
blanchrs sont jus1uA present tout
notre hiverA st. Jacques.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
e AloRr.

pHaud Wien, In Mort. lc sage
Nest l,oiul fpouvantc,
-Jattcndais ton passage,
hit-il. d Ncii1t.
Car Ia loi vent qu'on mcurc,
III nHl. an i"nl compile,
Nul, a la dcrnieic hrurc,
Ne pcut etrc cXcrptc.
S%nnNera!rs de la tcrre.
Ptntltcs OF petitS,
1ous, dams lc grand mystere,
Nous son nuc> engloutis.
Quaint u l'avcnir. Jaime
a croIre quill scra
La justice supreme.
TT que Ihomme y vera,
81 En- h~tplosunt son allie
Aux mondes sracieuX,
La lnmicre ]ttcrncilc
-Et lintinl DIES cicuX.
Mals j. vcuN que ma vie
J%uSquan dcrnicr moment,
Ait Ia fol qua scrvie
Ma raison settlement.
81 Dien veut que Ton mcure,
Cest ainsi, nullrmrnt
Pour que la drrnicre henre
Flnisse III refinement.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
TEXTURE DkPURhTlyE
DE ID Il. N NC.

G" rcmedr qai ma pas encore failli .lcpuis
vingt-cinu ans quill est en- usage, est hieu
s'lItlIrur II tons les tItraits de .Sal~rDar,il..
ct f"n> les DGp"'atJs, employees jus,u'A c.
jour.
III "nrrit tnntrs les mnladies clrnniuucs,
s"t intrritS. soft rNttiIIrr, sans difference
d'igr nj de Mule mnlalic p%roycnant
1t" llhpirti" hu sang ne rcsistr Il son us,-
gr: les da',ie> Il" luclque nature uu'cllcs
>"irn'. les ihfirnitts, consequence de rabus
't' m''rur"" an ''r tout anti" traitemrnt uui
Il wen" Ia constitution, >ont rnifai'rmcnl
ct rhd'ca'"mrnt queries, tnutcS les fois unc
on ltt>tNtr" dams son rmploi.
Les Leucorrhtes. P,rha Eianchcs, Tryiou-
Turtles dams la Ifri",iritf dies mrnstrur..
Ia rhl"r"sr. In si0iiG proyelant de tou,,
maIa'lic chronipue on consti,ntionnrllc,
'"utes ccs ma'a'lirs di>parai>>ent par M
tralt"mtnt ">se2 I"rgtrmv~ prolonya de IL
irlntnrc ~D"rnfativ" hu DR.. Mrng.
L'll!cusi". i"rsln'rl'r nest pas urra,ion~
nee par nnr lesion nrganipuc. les Rhumo-
tlsntro eiro@'IrtS ct qucpuc.uis .iiyas, IT,.
ni'tits catirrlcnz, ont ttG radicalemei.t
yutris.
Les cures 'lfia nlfr"cs parleut assez pon,
que la Ttin'urc DtpuIail.c din Dr. Mrnu
Hlf hrs"ln de ton,r rtclamr: il sntfit de sl-
N"lr Hnll ny n pas rn iu>pn'a present un,:
settle malndi" clr"niqnc invcttrfc gu cons
iituti"hn"i'c. rr"drlte par ,n vice qucl-
c"fInt DIS llu1nrnrs. qui nj, rfsistt Ia pni>-
>ance m"dicatrirr de cette prf%paIatiou,
thau'c houtcillc est acrOmparnfe de
n"nihrrnN ccrtiticats, vcnant de tons les
points de In Louisiana, nttestant les belle.
clre> np"r"r> par &c mctlicament
Ea En- vrnte a st. Jac1ueS-Rivc droitc.
chez j. Billion ct J. V. Armant-Rive va,-
che. Eugene 1.aicls 1T l.. CRANBERRY.
y Ia observation-disclosures, l.. L.ncussnsue
rue Decatur, No. .,
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Del'nieres

Les Afghans ne veulent pas la
guerre.
Guillaume est allie 4 Wiesbaden,
avec son casque.
-SchOuvalOf est 4 Pcsth.
Hayes est mecontent dies cleo.
tions au Sud. Butler aussi. Pour
Moves, j affirme n'avoir point con-
nu les fraudes du radicalisime en-
Floride.
LES Citoyens della Nouvelle Orl6.
ans protestant ccntre les fraudes
e0mmises le 5 novembre.
M. Magne, ancien redacteur de
FAbeiue, avocat distingn6 ct HON.
me honorable, Went de MOURN a
Paris. II await Is ans.
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Au Peuple de ST. Jacques
ct DIES EnvirOns.

j. Tpissier, informe ses nomhreux
ct excellcnts clients quill est de re.
tour de son voyage; quill a fait DIES
achats colsiderables, taut en- Fran.