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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

are: Seneca A. Wheeler and his son,
Walter Wheeler, and Ira Hinckley, en-
ployes ef the Nilro-Glycerine company;
William Meyers, William Spellman.
Chas. Miller and Jerry Foley. The
four last named were in the cab OF the
engine. 1t is impossible to find more
than lots Of the flesh aud bones of some
of the killed. Spellman and Myers
had no relatives here, but what could
be found OF their remains in the wreck
OF the engine we're taken up and sent
20 Escanaba for burial. All the Others
are well-known here. and universal sor-
row is expressed. OF course. the ex-
citement is most intense, and thousands
of people from this town aud from
Marquette, and the mines on this range
are visiting the scene to-day. and all
last night the search for fragments of
the bodies was kept mp. IL is surmis-
ed that others than those above men
toned may have been killed, bnt those
whose names are given above were the
only ones positively known to have
been near at the time.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

After the invitations were written the
President personally addressed each,
and added the words: II hope you
will be nrrsont."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08
LANSING DIVISION.

Trains wlll llsaVs ne stations named' as tollow'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

Mrs. Have. and celebrate the twenty
ffth anniversary ~ our wedding Dee.
81, 1877, at9 O'Clock. ! hope YOU will
bs present Sincerely yours,
r Is. uArKs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08
THE INVITATION,

are very simple, and are written on OF
dinsry note paper. They read:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

The Virginia bell-puneh is not a
thormometer-it is moro like a bar
room-meter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-30

# Court convened on Monday, July 22d,
presens,r Judge wrIIIxn OkEr.
The reSolutions adopted BY the Rar'as
q tribute Of respect to the memory OF
NArHAs HoLLrsrER, Esq. deceased, we're
ordered to be entered upon the journal.
Hannah j. Workman, Guardian, lvs
The B. d S. W. r. r.. Company; civil
action ;sdefendant remitted sl06, 80 OF
the Judgment heretofore obtained 10 this
case; petition dismissed each party to
pay one. e.half the costs. Hsflaa "
WIN. Bircher va j. N. Round, ct oil !;
civil action. 81 Receiver has leave to con-
tract With tenants to put in q crop oi
wheat this Fall on the shares. ad I.
WsD. Lowery vs. j. n. Mckee, ct al
civil action; re-appraisement OF real es-
Etate ordered. aaa l- ~ !,
Henry Seabaugh vs. Peter Paul; civil
/ action; Judgment in flavor OF plaintiff
for s830,ol, and order for sale Of rea
4 estate. ooll e r. SIC 1sli5 =
Elizabeth R. Wells vs. Robert Nc
J, Abee ct al; civil action; Judgment in 70
lvor Of plaintiff for sl18,64; Georg
Ketterer 35, ,18, and order for sale 70
|, real estate. iA s2s /.
F. Muhleman vs. Samuel Landis, ct al
. civil action; Judgment In favor OF plain
7 tiff for ease, ,66, and mistakes in th
mortgage corrected as prayed for to th
! | petition; and order for sale Of real ses
!. tate. 'iGT - fii as sIsessz Z
Lydia A.. Budd d ano. vs. Ruth Mile
, !, ct al, civil action |; Judgment in favor
plaintiff for S3S9, ,06, and order for sal
of real estate. ve1i lrn.t
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Mixed Babies.

The Waco lTexas) Register says !:
Some time ago there was dancing par
ty given in q certain neighborhood In
Texas and most of the ladies present bad
little babies, whose noisy perversity re-
ouired too much attention to permit the
mothers to enjoy the dance. A member
Of gallant young men volunteered TO
mind the, young ones: while the par.
ents indnlged in an old Virginia break.
down. No, sooner had the women lef,
the babies in charge Of the mischievous
devils than they stripped the babies,
changed their clothes, giving the appare
of one to the other. The dance over i
was time to 20 home, and the mothers
,hurriedly took each baby il dress g
/ her own and started, some to their homes
ten OF fifteen miles of, and were far OF
Their way before daylight. But the de.
| IfollovIng there was atremendous row i
the settlement. Mothers discovered tha
| 4 single night had changed the sex 9
Etheir babies. Observation discloset
physical pheno omeua, and then Commences
the tallest pedestiranism. Living mile
| apart, itrequired two or three days t
unmix the babies and as many months t.
restore the mothers to their natural, ,swee
dispositions. To this day it is unsaf
| Tor any of the baby mixers to ventur
Into the ,neighborhood. g.t Il, sss
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The Carpet Bug--A New Enemy
to- Carpets and Upholstery.

The Boston Transcript says: The
carpet bug, that new insect pest, which
has hut recently invaded this country,
does not succumb to any Of the ordinary
ineect destroyers- Il is said TO thrive
on snuff and to enjoy camphor as z deli,
cate relish. One check, to its ravages,
howeyer, is liberal application Of fbenzine,
which should be applied ID ever crack and
Granny where the bug is likely to find .
lodging place. Still another remedy is
the sHemiptera powders, invented and
successfully used in England to extermi
nate the bug, and also in use in some
Massachusetts, towns. A singular thing
about these insect brigands is that in
Europe, where they originally appeared,
they were not destructive to carpets and
upholstery. They seem to have develop
ed q, new appetite by emigration.
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! NOVEL SUICIDE. :
Dramatic Death of Geo. w. Bur-
leigh. "a. ;

81 leigh.
r- 1r,u 95-A Time, snecial
,.on nfSnSy' Ganro, Ills M. savs dramatic suicide
llom tb1St .Do.a Thnrss 1 90 evening Early
rs"s. u Msr ~ Gaa w Rnrieioh. who is an
M M -ss;dsnt ~ Ohio having lived in
var var;ons narts of that State, came to that
town ostensihlv to start atonsorial es
.sbrsbment. Burleigh was man Of
varied Accomplishm ents, ,fine education.
and versatile in conversation. While at
nsnron he was often in depressed spirits.
T,sst E SUNDAY 81 nd he published card inform.
ing the citizens that II, order to crafty
an ,us often M ernres,ed curiosity ON the part
ofh;s townsmen 10 witness some such
sraoedv AZ the hanging OF Sherry and
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A startling New Mode.

1New York Hstald's 6aratoga Letter.
Thsreis much to bs said OF the new
devices In feminine rainent, some OF
which, an displayed, here, are little star.
Ting The clinging princssse style o.
dress 10 employed With summer material
to produce Q new effect. A garment oil
thinsilk, ,of delicate hue, 10 made, without
sleeves, to fie with nearly absolute nicely
to the figure, and IL scarcely released Of
ter following the contour Of the hips
Ovsrithis closely clinging fabric = grase
full diphauous robe Of white is worn. o
whatever color the underdress may be-
whether orange or straw or azure blue oi
Qosker sray-lthe effect Fis charming
but when, aslI saw ifiw0rn near the Ga
rendon this morning by q lady ncithel
very young nor very slender, 1t vas o
q pale, rich blue, corresponding 20 exact
II. with the hue OF the wsarer's armsl tina
lii is not easy to tell, the diffsrence-thel
the effect at q little distance is that 9
Miss Juno Jones or Miss Minerva Rob
inson in q lace window curtain. s,.
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= - 81 x -. - -
BYBro. CHAIRMAN Of the Pomeroy
telegraph reasons like phiIosopher to
prove, and does fairly prove, that 4 State
has no power under the National Con-
stitutIon to tax government securities.
But Bro CHArMAs's conclusion, that
therefore the bonds cannot be taxed. is
not included in his premises His logic
has big hole in ii, throughw which bis
argument drops to the ground.
The point is not whether State can
tax the bonds, but can the bonds BE-
tsxsd7 Does Bro. CHAPMAN knoT ol
any constitutional provision which pre-
cludes the general government from tax
Ing its bonds?
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wTwo little boys, JUNIus, son OF
D. S. WILLIAMS, and CHARLES, son OF
Capt. SAMUEL FULTON, went to Big Pond
Creek on an errand, and concluded they
would go in swimming. They goti
water that was too deep for them and
both went down. JUNIus succeeded in
getting out. CHARLEs wss drowned
He was youth Of seven summers. HI
leaves a father and four brothers t.
mourn his loss. ID. 8. W.
jackson County, West Va
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PRoBATE COURT.

july 17.-G. W. Murrey, Adm'r of
the estate Of Isaac Murrey, decd, filed
his final account; hearing continued -
The resignation Of the Admir- was ten
dered and accepted,
Edward Okey was appointed Admir-
of the estate Of Isaac Murrey, decd !;
bond $4,000. Hugh Robinson, G; W
Mason and J. w NJ. Brock were ap-
pointed appraisers. s.'s s
j.. III. Goodwin, Guardian Of the es.
tate of Mary l. Voshel, minor, filed
his final account; hearing continued.
Anna Bruni, widow Of Christian Bru-
nj. decd, elected to take the provisions
made for her support by the Willof said
ldecedent. s
july 1S Inventory and appraisemen'
1 OF the estate of Elizabeth Hoskinsor
filed.
1 July 2O.-J @ A.. Wells fled his frs
account as Guardian Of the estate OF 4
j A. Il H. D.. Forrest, minors; hearing
: continued. W si.s's :. -.
i E Mem ahon, Admir- OF the estate O
4 Jeremiah Tracy, decd, reported 2 sal
5 Of real estate which was confirmed.
Jasper N. Pasco. confined IN jail on
!. peace warrant, was admitted to bail ]
1.-The sum Of $500 for Ills appearance .
: 1.-THE next term OF Common Pleas Cour
ii July 22.-The last Win and Test
Z ment Of Andrew Mengus, late OF Gree
y ss-,.b;r aac,H woa a8mttfedd tn mr.
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit Of Democracy.l
Camp Meeting. IS a

s-ff w rltt6u IOE Auc opilit "a A~cAAASSAeSJ'1s
Camp Meeting IS a
Ed. SfrRrr The Mel Connelsville Camp
Meeting, under the auspices Of the NJ
E. Church, will commence ct Stafford
August 30, 1878, and continue ten Gays.
The meeting will be uhderIthe control Of
IA. H. Narcross and W. +. Smith, Pastor
Of Stafford Circuit. saa rstte stB
Many eminent preachers will be IN ct.
tendance during the: progress tofssthis
meeting. The sweet singer and eloquent
Chaplain MoCAsEsTis expectsd
to be in attendance. Q GO ilnes 5o
All persons who are desirous for tht
spread OF gospel truth and the advance
ment OF the Redeemef's9 Kingdom ar'
invited to be in attendance, and to ten
| on the ground, and all others who fee
disposed to come are cordially yinvited.
Ample provision win be made TO hav'
abundance of water and feel onft th'
gtound feed and stables for horses. AM
ample accommodations for man ant
bessrst viii be made. q err 10 ssea hagi
Persons desiring to tent on the'groun.
will .call on Mr.. Fred Ulluaan or G. w
Robinson, who viii show locations an
give an needed ,,lnstfactionss Enquir
early, so that you can be better accom-
lmodated with eligible sites. This mee'
ling promises to be one OF the largei
ever held in the disttict No admittanc
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Drunken Stuff.

How many children and women are
slowly and surely dying, or rather being
killed, by excessive doctoring, or the
daily use Of some drug or drunken stuff
called medicine, that no one knows what
it is made of, who can easily be-eured
and saved by Hop Bitters,m made Of Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion, &c (which
lie 90 pure, simple and harmless that the
most frail woman, weakest invalid ur
smallest child can trust in them. Will
You be saved'by them7 See other col
kumn.
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desperate Gambling in Nevada.

Virginia City Cor. St. Louis Repnbllcans.1
This is - terrible place for gambling.
Faro Is the fayorite game. but for those
who like it there is also poker (unlimi
tedl, keno, sixtysix and euchre. Oae
man had a marvellous slice Of luck He
started in to play faro; be played 81
hours without stopping for sleeping, and
eating hasty bite as he PLAYED. Lost
Sl1 600 in that time, was nearly broke
being left with $40 or so, which be
staked = he was 80 exhausted that be fel
asleep; and yet so excited was the brair
shat be continued automatically to play
knowing nothing. By this time ther'
was . crowd around. Well, he actual.
won back all he lost and about BIT ,00l
besides. He would probably continued
on playing, but be burst the bank.
| was only then that the spectators discoy
cred he had been sleeping Eye, witnes
ses state when be was awakened be wa
the NEST astonishsd man they ever sav
though he managed to walk of gut
comfortable with 82S,0O0. sstigs
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EwThe teachings Of Communist West,
the Republican candidate for Governor
last year, are now manifesting themselves
in this business Of burning farmers
grain stacks. With such headers as West
and Dalzell the Republican party will
soon become extinct,-Cddis Sentinel.
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The Jews have long been welltreat'

9 The jews have long been welltreated
in Paris. Visitors to the Expoeition
found the military that attended ct the
opening under command Of a. Jew. The
army has three Jewish Generals, there
are two Jewish Projects, and the presi-
ding officer Of the Court of Appeals ia
Of the same extraction There afeJ Jew
.ish synagogues that Roman Catholics
have built, and the Government contrib.
utes largely to the support of Jewish
schools. 7.s ei'5 ssf lls3i t5iits
The great Sutro tunnel Is substantial
|ly completed, but no understanding has
ever, been reached with the managers oi
the Comstock mines-for which it is in
tended as d means of communication
ventilation and drainage-as to the pric,
10 be paid for It's use. Mr.. Sutro has |
strong bulkhead IN readiness to be clos
ed, which would dam the water in th,
mines and soon fill them. He says tha
Ihe will resort to this extreme measure j
what he regards as reasonable terms Ar,
met complied with.
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Costs In Criminal Cases, Under Ac
of March 16, 1873.
& ATroRNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
~, uwpr1s 0u,o .Iulv &. 1878.

4CoLuxBus, oHro. July 8, 1878. ( T
Roberta. Scott. Esq. Prosecuting Attorney,
s Williams County, Bryan, Ohio:
3 SIR--.Y Yoursof the 9th inst, asking my
construction, IA several respects, OF thet
act passed March l6, 1873. entitled ian
act to regulate the payment OF certain
costs in criminal cases" IS 0 l. ool
was duly received. ,eAftsra careful con, !
sideration of the above entitled act, sub |
NIT the following, which, In my opinion
is the correct construction TO be given to
said act: /
FIRsr-That the fees Of justices, OF
the peace. police judges or justices, may
lors, uiarshals, constables and witnesses
shall be paid out ofthe County Treasury
lin all prosecutions for felony (which by
section 2 chapter, Of the crimes act IS
any offense punishable By death or i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary) in which
q conviction is had; and, shall De inser-
tied in the judgment and cost bill "so
thai" in the language ofthe statute, "ex,
cept in capital cases, the same may De
lpaid to the county out OF the State Treas
tury." (Sec- II M
I SEcoND--In prosecutions for felony
wherein the State fails at any step IN the
prssecution, the fees of Witnesses before
Justices of the peace, mayors and police
Judge or justices, shall, on the certificate
lof either OF said officers before whom the
: ease may have come, be paid, on the a.
llowance of the county Commissioners
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v EG e TINE
FOR. aDRoP0 0X.
Never snail Forget the Flrst

SVoOs n
Psovisxscs.
M. H: r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR: have been Q grest sufferer
from dropsy. 1 Was confined to my house
mere than year. Six months Of the time
/ was entirely helpless. was obliged TO
have two men help me in and out Of bed.
was swollen l9 inches larger than my hatu'
raj sixe around my waist, suffered oil .
man could and live. tried al remedies
for Dropsy. I had three different DOCTORS.
Ny friends all expected would disi many
nights was expected to die before morning
At last vegetins was sent me by freud. !
never shall forget the first dose. could
realize its good effects from day to day. was
getting. better. Aftsf | had taken seme or
| s bottles could sleep quite well nights /
began to gain NON quite fast, After. taking
some 10 bottles I could swslk ftem one. Part
of nv room to the othsf. Wy appetite was
good; the dropsy had at thistime dissppeg
ed. 1 kept taking the Vsgstins until Ire
gained nv usual health 81 heard Of gIea'
many cures BY using Vegetine sftsri 81
out and was able to attend % my work. /
am carpenter and builder. f;wfI 40 pc.
1t has cured an aunt Of my wife's OF Neural
gia,who had. suffered fol. more than 70 years
fShe says she has not Esd xny neuralsis 10
teight months. fhave given Ito one q n
ohildrsn for Canker Humor. n haves =
doubt In my mind Il will cure any hune
II ia a great cleanser Of the blood; it's cal
Lto rive a child. u viii rscoihmsnddt to th
iworld. sMy father is so years old. and
r'lsavs there Il nothing likesit to give strsngt
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EEA farm was sold at Sheriff's 81

EgA farm was cold at Sheriffs sale
in Eaton, on the %. h nltimo, for S27, ,0t
an acre, for which, only about three
years ago, the purchaser paid $74 pei
acre! Tears came into the eyes OF The
poor old man when the hammer fell and
saw the labor of three years, his homs
and twenty,seyen hundred dollars in casf
swept away from him and pass into thu
hands of the merciless money loaner
and leaving him still $500 in debt. This
is the effect of forcing resumption BY
too rapid contraction of currency which
the Republican party has forced upon tn,
country.-Marioa CO., Airror.
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written for The Spirit of Democracy.l l
FROM WEST VIRGINIA q
/ Jackson Cousrr. WEST VA
sssssa July rs, 1873.is y.,I

y rs sSsi pa .tNakfH soufy Av3 AA'S'l4 eIj q
q ED. SrrRrr :sAfter 60 Tonga time 4
concluded to write and letyou knew that
we are still among the living. w are
having q terrible dronsh; IL has been
some, four weeks since we have had rain
enough to wet the ground any depth y
The corn Is wilted up until II looks like
onion tops. Peaches and grapes are
willing sos that they won't make halt 9
crop. Potato vines are dying ;the early
potato vines are oil dead. Our wheal
and oats cropl good this season, Ear
mers have al. their harvest saved, and
good portion Of it threshed. Wheat !
Ionly worth rs and so cents per bpshel
Iold wheat 9ocsnts Times are hard ans
money is scarce as hen teeth. 81
+ Citizens OF Jackson and Wood Com
tuss got up great excitement abou
gold. Some person found some mate
Trial here, in Jackson and Wood Cour
ties, that has been tested to some exten
and supposed to be pure gold.
i icla.s.;A Y A.,t,xfa Il I y ?: ".
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What tho Marshal of New York
q = SAYS: 20 piiRst

Wns ' Saws: no o'iRE5
,....e ,.sr - !
Inc iolowlng bn ,huy,ss1s"s hsva rns -. t.sted
inteIes' 70 msli ~ Mao ~ G ~ G snii Sevelor.
sness e ssSse..as 81 snaad Az of trottsr srRsnton,s
nen1 ., .us sps.u = . ~ nr;ca il wbich
Speea Accs's.ss' aosS - ~ rer r ns;, ~ AZ for
uas pssn l.uu'so wy sia
Ivy pais SIC .i,.- - r,..z s,uvr.,..,, ,uvr.,...,..,
Z oss1oE es H. : w. Yera I'm. Inii ii M is7s.
z, ~. =, -, = r. & prx,oY Esa Rrovnstown. !.
WnsuR n. = nES!os' S s y 4 psSses, s;ysn yon,
c.pa cnu, $500, 49, orss tboronoh lest single.
opesu Asss.eta ss..ah = ,bsm - lba reins q ne
aoaT.s' 0sSa,s onsrs-s : and check.rain. II nv
s.sso., th.v arc The maat excellent
~ . !. ara. ,nusrtad tn nrodnce speed
sulags sss.l,a. = :. ~. Z Snr.ss z
sHH oouso's =. on,ss h.r. h,
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Hon. E. B. Eshslman, editor OF the
Wayne County Democrat has been niunan
imously selected as the Democratic can.
didate for Probate Judge of Wayne counf-
ty. 8
President Diaz of Mexico 10 about to
strike from the national pay rolls tht
names OF two or three thousand office
holdrs drawing pay for doing nothing
There is no danger of our country beng
Mexicanized in any such way as that.
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VEGETINE
lowe MY Health 20 y cur v aiNe.U,iS ~,
vEGETINE-
r,vross, iK H, Apria -. is77.

N1Hrox1, krs AYfn - Aet =.
Nh. HsR. SfsvsEA aissl 4 q ~ 4 : go.
DtAl Sin: Having suffered from brsakins
out Of Canksrous Sores for more than hss
years, caused BY an accident Of 4 iiFacsured
bone, which fracture ran into : runnins sore.
and having used everything i could think q
and nothine helped me, until ! had taken
six bottles ii your valuable msdicins which
Mt. Miller the apothecafy recommended ssry
highly. The sixth bottle cured me- and ~
Il oan -say-i Il, that I ows my health 70 ye1'
valusbss FsxStine. Yeur most ohedisnk ser'
vant ALBSa1yok1okDkks =
II b unnsssssary for me to snumsrste IN
diseases for whiehs thesF FsoEyuR S1puid b
used. I knowsof no aissass whDhwili NO
admit Of its use, with good results. Alnos
innum1sabls 7eemplxints 80 oansed ~ pol
sonous 3<scrskions II thslb blood. which oan b
entirely expelled from the system by the ns
Of the vsaxrzss.E When the blood y PEI.
fectls eleanssdr the disease rapidly yields
all -pains cease; healthy sction e pronpst
restored. and the patient is cutsd.
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Deals Directly WIth Mature.

In extracting fruit favors. DR.. Price
deals directly with nature, and leaves the
use OF artificial extracts to those whe
have not the chemical knowledge to ex
tract from the true fruits. DR.. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts are conceded
to have no peers in the market.
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GwIt is being constantly asserted that
the National -Greenback-Lab party
finds he strength 10 the widespread "dis-
with the old parties" Tbs
is not an accurate statement OF the fact
TIE widespread dissatisfaction is with
the depressed financial condition Of the
county, and th. Organization OF this
new party is merely one more NANTES.
ta,ion of an oppressed people cropping
bIiudly after relief, y y
There is wide. spread dissatisfaction
with the legislation which has aided to
bring about this wretched condition, and
a wide spread dissatisfaction with the
devilish ingenuity which SHERMAN em.
tploys TO thwart oil legislation designed
| 10 restore life to husinesss This dissat
isfaction reaches the Republican part,
falmost exclusively. 2sh-e3
There is some impatiencs with th
democratic party for not having accom-
lplished more in the way Of affordiug re
lHef. many people in the extremity Q
their hardships not duly appreciatin
1.-The fact that the Democratic House wa
constantly acbecked by a hostile Sena'
and d hostile administration. f