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ShHFORD'S RADICAL, CURE
SURPRISING CuRE,

Gentlemen, -About twelve years ago, while TT vel
ling with Father Kemps Old Folks Concert Troupe as
a singer took cold I'd was laid up at
Newark N J.. This cold brought on severe attack OF
four weeks without avail aud was hnally obliged TO
give up most desirable position and return home,
unable to sing q note. For three years afterwards
was unable to sing all. The first attack OF Catarrh
had left nasal organs and throat SO sensitive at the
slightest cold would bring on fresh attack, leaving
me Frustrated. In this way continued 70 u1er. the
last attack the severest ever had, was terrible +
fered the most excruciatng pain In my head, was SO
hoarse be scarcely able to speak, and coughed
necessarily. thought was going into quick con-
SUMPTION and firmly believe that had these symp-
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condition, commenced the ofSANFoED'5 RADICAL
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tried all the advertised remedies without dement, me
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account of the choking accunulations In his throat
TO realize how much relefI obtained IRON the irst APP
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huence both internal and external lrapdy recovered,
and by an occasional of the remedy since, nave
been entirely free from Catarrh, for the nrst time in
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wALTHAM. MASS, Jan. 8, 1876.
i. 81 purchased the RADICAL CURE OF GEo. II.
ROGERS, Druggist. Rumford Building.
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gists throughout the United States and Canadas
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and wholesale
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Address. SHERMAN d CO., Marshall, Michigan.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
sponsibility, lest II might be regarded as
THE TRUE INwARDSEss OF TBE YER
MONT RESULT.

There is really nothing in the result Of
the late Vermont election out of which the
enemies of the Republican party eau CLEAN
the least bit of satisfaction The election
prohable-of the Hon. BRADLEY BARLOW
to Congress from the third district over Mr..
GRouT, the regular Republican nominee,
Will afford them no qualification when the
true inwartihess of the canvass is made
known; and, as for the balance of the State,
it went Republican to the same extent, 10
moro and no less, that it always does in
" off years-as it did in 1s7i, for example.
The third district, 1t will be remembered,
has been represented for five years by Gov
crnor HENDEE, who is now in his third
term, and whose Rcpublicanism is un-
doubted. We begin, therefore, by saying, in
explanation of GRour's defeat, that Gov
crnor HENDEE supported BARLOW, the ir-
regular or Grcenback candidate that
GRouT was nominated in the regular
convention by barely one majority
over BARLOW, and. especially that GRorT
was not q pronounced anti-Administration
man as BARLOW was, most emphatically
In fact, at the convention GRouT, when put
to the test regarding his opinions of the
Administration and its policy generally,
evuded a direct answer, and placed himself
on the fence, MS the phrase goes. A week
or so afterward BARLOW was brought out
by the efforts of the discontented elements
OF the party, and induced to accept the
,Iar ,,n,,inntin,, A'thnntvh hH
was known as Republican Of the most
stalwart kind, and was distinctly pro-
nOunced US an opponent of the Administra-
tion, he was also supported by the Demo
Gratis very generally. This was the COM
bination that served to overthrow the ma
chincry Of the party in the district, or
rather to transfer its machinery to an
irregular candidate for the time being.
Of course, II was an iniTaction
Of partisan discipline, but with
such partisan management rs some of our
Republican officials in Washington have
given us lor an example recently, it is an in
fraction that may be excused. Besides all
this, Mr.. BARLOW is a very popular man
throughout the entire district. As for his
Greenhack principles, it remains only to be
added that he is banker nt st. Adams
the owner, as we are informed, Of the lead
ing national bank in that section OF. Ver-
mont
In view of all these facts. we are inclined
TO the assertion that the Green Mountain
State has lost none OF its love for the true
aud underlying principles of the Republi,
can party. The only unsatisfactory results
that can follow from this so-called DETECTION
will be the joint chagrin Of the Democracy
aud the Administration. If we are to have
Republican defeats, let them be of this same
| kind
National Republican., 1878-09-06
workmcn have been employed on them for a
POLITICIL NOTES.
The Iowa Republicans have nominated or.
men for Con yress and will oIert In sm

THE Iowa Republicans have nominated OK.
perienced men for Congress and will elect them
JUDGE MACREy. the notorious, who stumped
South Carolina for Hayes, Is now speaking
straight.out Democratic pieces.
THE workingmans party Is being gradually
weakened by the withdrawal Of men who are
going to work to keep from starving to death.
THAT Connecticut man is advised to knock
the "f'' of his flying machine and send 1t to
the Potter committee to tcstify.-NorristoT
Herald.
Ben BCTLER's leaving the Republican party
is something like the Irishman's dying wife.
The priest asked Paddy II his wife was willing
TO go. "Willing," replied Pat, faith. she's got
to go."-MiluaHkss Sentinel.
NOT content with the "Ohio idee," the editor
Of the Roanoke IiaHey comes forward with u
Virginia idee, which Is for Congress to author.
ize each State TO issue money enough to pay
off Its Indebtedness, such money to be legal
tender.
THE Sweet Singer Of Michigan Is at work on
q political ballad eighteen yards long, aud yet
Hayes hesitates about rcsigning. II begins:
40 Rutherford Burchard Hayes,
Sister to my dulcet lays,
o. etc, etc, etc, etc.
--Galre,ton Ners.
WHEN Clay was Speaker Of tho House, John
Randolph, his lifelong foe, declared In a
speech on the floor addressed to the chair, II
is not who you are, but what you arc, that
compels us to respect you" II Hayes has any
claim at all for respect that Is its foundation.
Chicago Times.
THE Bangor Wing has the most cheering
intelligence from every part of the Fourth
Maine district and particularly In Penobscot
County. Of the improving prospects Of the Re.
publican cause. Tho spell Of Greenbackism is
broken, scores of men are seeing the folly and
danger of the hercsy and the aims Of the
Democracy, and are returning to their Republic
can allegiance The outlook improves ovcry
day.
NOTICING the fact that Senator David Davis
is to make a speech at Springfield on Wcdncs'
day next, the New Haven Union Is torn with
conflicting emotions as to what party the cor
pulent Senator will identify himself with. The
Union has this note Of warning Mr. Davis
was elected Senator by n combination between
the Grcenbackcrs and Democrats, aud 1t would
not be surprising II he tried to straldle both
horses in his forthcoming speech, with view
to currying favor with both parties for the
Presidential race. ir is foolish mau II he
thinks trimmer stands any show Of rrreiv.
ing tho Endorsement OF tho National Green
back party
National Republican., 1878-09-06
GONE WHERE THE wOoDBiSE TWIN
ETH

At the meeting Of the Democratic State
Convention, at Columbia, $, c., on the lst
ultmo, JOIN d. KENNEDY chairman OF the
State Democratic Committee, on calling the
convention to order, INDUCED the following
pleasant reflection:
congratulate you upon the changed condi.
ton OF affairs and upon the auspiCiOus Circum-
stances that surround you now as compared
with two years ago. Your political adverse.
rirs were then thoroughly organized, firmly
seated in power. rs they yainly hoped, and re.
ipiCng rs strong man to run race. Now
they arc disyrgauiscd, dumOglllcd, and dis
puTScd,
Yes, the Ecpublican party in South Caro-
lima are diSorganizcd, denIorIlled, and
dispersed " through intimidation, violence
and slaughter committed by the rifle clubs
of senator BUILEE, WADE HAMPTON, and
such enemies Of the rights OF citizenship.
south Carolina is a Republican state by II
large majority under frcr peaceful and
untrtmnclod election; but murder most
foul, murder under state immunity, murder
IN violation of the laws OF tod and man,
murder that is applauded by BUTLER and
protected by IiANPION, has done the
work The Constitution OF the United
States aud the laws of reconstruction
are mere ropes Of sand, nowhere respected,
nowhere observed, as State sovereignty over
rides the Federal power. This is the con-
dition OF things over which the Democrats are
80 cxultant and the Republicans so despond-
ing These things cannot exist under Re-
publican form OF government, and if the
people OF south Carolina are not in the en-
joyment OF that which the Constitution
guarantees to them, who is responsible? We
who is tho constitutional head of the Gen
eral Government, to decide, if he can ascer-
tain. We will not indicate the point of re-
National Republican., 1878-09-06
sEcRErARr sHENuIy ar TOLEDO.
How He Wa, Interrupted and Finally Cap
tured His Audience.

A casual correspondent Of the st. Paul
(M.nn.J Pionrrr.Press writing from Toledo,
Ohio, tells the tale of an eyewitness to the
manner in which Secretary SHERMAN's recent
speech was eceivcd by his audience in that
city, as follows:
When Secretary Sherman appeared upon
the stage, where were seated Ex-Governor Cox
Representative Wilett, from Michigan, with a
a number Of the leading citizens of Toledo,
the vast opcra-hOusc, which seats $500 persons,
was filed to Overtiowing, every particle of
space iu the aiSes was occupied, and full 5000
people were gathered within It's walls, to hear,
see, aud some, we arc sorry to say, TO disturb
the great political economist OF the day. He
was not received with that hearty greeting
common to man Of such prominence at first,
while the organization that had been picketei
In different parts of the hall at once com.
mcuced Kissing at the first sight Of tie
tall, slender form OF the speaker. Until his
Introduction tho emotion was the same, aud As
soon as he commenced to speak he was inter-
National Republican., 1878-09-06

THE fact is, ir the Democratic party can win
q majority of seats In the next House Of Rep.
reseutatives 1t is perhaps more than probable
that the next Administration will fall into
their hands. Biaghdmion Republican.
Yes, and there is another fact equally
patent with that named in connection with
the pending election. If the Democratic
party win majority of seats in the next
House it is more than probable that the
present Administration, or the remaining
portion of it, will pass into Democratic
hands. This will be the inevitable conse-
quence of such result, and any one who
ilatters himself with any different opinion
will become the victim of delusion.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

The New York Tribune has been able to
interpret the cypher kilograms OF the Demo-
cratic managers relating to their bold at
tempt to steal the electoral vote of Oregon
for TILDEN, and to render them in plain,
intelligible English. For this patriotic SER
vice the Tribune is entitled to the thanks OF
the country, for it exposes one of the most
corrupt aud shameless attempts to wrong
the people OF the United States out Of their
honest suifrages that has ever been known
to history. Indeed, the affair is so thor
oughly exposed and fastened upon its man
ayers that even Mr.. HEWITT, who is one of
the most rigid and hide-bound partisans Of
the Democracy, declares that il those dis
pitches were traced to him he should feel
himself disgraced for life. In the meantime
the Tribune contends that the public are
waiting for MASTOS GUBDLE and Gov
crnor GuBBLE to wobble to the front and
bring their dictionaries and thing
We have neither the time nor space TO
repeat the full disclosures made by these
dispatches; but they contain enough to
convict and condemn TILDEN and his whole
crew who were engaged in this most ne
tarous plot to cheat the people out OF their
rights. If they had their deserts these con-
spiratOrs would, every man OF them, he in
the penitentiary or in exile.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

ACCORDING to the latest reports Mr..
PROCTOR has majority of over 10000 for
Governor Of Vermont. As this Is rs large q
majority as the Republicans received in
l-1i, and only 5000 less than the majority
in the Presidential year of 1876, there would
not appear to be any falling off in the Re-
pMhlicnn vote.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
Paving the Way for n Bolt.

INtW lNFk VIITNHUTEINI ANNVTIIHtTI
George William Curtis denounceS the caucus Sys.
TEN In Hdrper's Weekly. The same George william
Curtis abandoned tho comforts Of home ten days
ngn to Join IN a caucus ht Saratoga with the Repub'
lCan enemies of Roscoe IOnkling. He Is paving
the way for bolt IN the Republican caucus at Al
bany next winter. Mr.. Curtis cannot hide the
cloven foot His personal hates art a. uncOnrolla
BILE those Of the poor delirum stricken tppler.
such people ought 10 be pitied.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

THE fox and the hog" is new cross in
zoology, but it is imputed to Senator BLAINE
that he has discovered it by experience and
observation in the character of General u. f.
BUTLER. No doubt the old chap has the
slyness Of the fox, and those who have busi-
ness and other relations with him attest the
fact that he has much of the vulgar selfish
ness Of The porcine in his make up Is it Of
such stuff that Massachusetts makes Gov
CTuOTs?
National Republican., 1878-09-06

SUPPOSE TILDEN were to send all of the
Louisiana witnesses in his employ back to
their homes rs nurses The epidemic OF
physical disease and death would instantly
cease if they would work as hard in that
capacity as they have in spreading the
mental and moral disease of perjury in the
North
National Republican., 1878-09-06

THE Pod publishes n brief synopsis of
Secretary SHERMAN's letter to Mr. BoorH
in relation to the trlde-dolur. but sedu-
lOus!y withhOlds the fact from its Demo-
cratic readers that it was Mr.. SAMUEL J.
RANDALL who offered the bill destroying
tile legai-tender quality OF that coin. and
that it was Mr.. $. $ Cox who reported til c
hill back and had it passed. These facts
would not be palatablo in Western Demo-
cratic districts. Hence the information is
withheld.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
Unimpsired Prospects.

The reception accorded to Senator Blaine In the
Northwest Is significant 1t shows that he is still
immensely popular. and that his Presidential pros.
poets are not impaired. On the contrary he l.
consolidating his strength ut the Northwest. and
this will be potent factor In the Presidential con.
test. Should Grant not sweep the country II Is al
together likely that Blaine viii loom up with great
prominence Us the coming leader Of the Republican
hosts In 1880. The reception accorded him In the
Northwest fully equals that extended to the PrcSi'
dent
THE healthy growth OF the baby Is dependent
upon its freedom from tho pcrniciolp effects OF
known for the diseases Of early childhood. Price
- cents.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

TIE Baltimore Gasstte lConfedente) re-
fsrs to Collector SMITH, of New Orleans, as
Van honest man" There must be some
mistake about this. for SMITH is a Repubh-
Ncan, and the Gdscae is not in the habit of
being 80 truthful in its alusions to that class
National Republican., 1878-09-06

"iEE moil-bdgs sent from our city are
crammed full every day with Democratic
campaign documents in violation OF the pos
tai laws. Instead Of paying postage or using
the franking privilege in legal and unob-
jectionnblc way, as the Republican Cam
paign Committee does, the Democratic
Committee pays very little if any postage,
and puts private documents into Govern.
mcnt envelopes officially printed and de-
signed Tor public documents only.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
Fast Trotting In the Oiden Times.

[FrOm the Connecticut Journal June 70. ISB.I
FAST TRUrTISu.-Yesterdhy afternoon the liHr.
lem racecOursc. Of one mile distance. was trotted
around In two minutes and nity.nlne seconds BY u
horse called lankey. from New Haven, a rate OF
speed Il Is believed, never before cNceci In this
country and equal to anything recorded In the
Enslish spOTling calendar
National Republican., 1878-09-06

II the Hon" POTTAH has a single spark
Of iair-play, or the slightest inspiration of
justice in his partisan soul, he will instan tly
reasSemhlc his so-callcd Title Investigating
Committee and bring before it the authors
OF the Democratic dispatches in the Oregon
case. These dispatches show that Colonel
PELToN, TILDENs nephew, and the entire
gang of Gramercy Park plotters, had given
up the three Southern States" Louisiana,
Florida, and South Carolina, to HAYES !;
that they deposited the askcd-for 5000 to
purchase a Republican elcctor in Oregon,
and that they failed to complete their cor
rupt bargain because, among other things.
the man PATRICK, to whose credit the
5000 had been deposited, was not on hand
to draw it out of bank and use it. These
facts are now of newspaper record and con-
sequently of public notoriety If the PoT-
TER committee Glils to take notice of them
the people will know the " reason why"
National Republican., 1878-09-06

If the peculiar friends OF the Administra-
ton in the state OF New York will act as
patriotic and magnanimOuS as Senator
be no difficulty in carrying the State. 1t is
q waste of wind and time to attempt to in-
liate the balloon of GEORGE WILLIAM CUR.
tbs. Use both for promoting unity and
harmony.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

II GENERAL LEW WALLACE should adopt
the same plan in moving toward his post Of
duty as Governor OF New Mexico that he
adopted In moving into the fight at Shiloh,
we shall soon hear from him at Liverpool or Vi
enra.-- Washington Past.
General LEW WALLACE should take
Washington in his route to New Mexico and
cut OH the long ears of the cowardly black
guard who thus rcviles his military record.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

Of respectable citizens In fact, the para
graph in which this unwitting truth is con-
tained bears other evidence of not being mp
or down to the Gdsate's accustomed stand
ard. IL speaks OF the rations to be issued
by the Government TO the yellow fever suf.
fcrers being preserved from theft g" in case
they were passed through" Collector
SMITH
National Republican., 1878-09-06

THE yellow fever scourge is increasing in
the South, and spreads death and devasta-
iion with relentless fatality. Our tele-
demands upon the charitable of every sec
1,on. 1t is quite probable the epidemic will
continue for month or six weeks longer,
although it may meanwhile exhaust itself
III special localities
National Republican., 1878-09-06

THE Democrats are beginning tocalculate
the possibilities OF Presidential election
by the next House. This is a concession to
begin with; but it Is one that will prompt
thg Republicans of the country TO cxtraor-
dnary exertiOn.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
FRIDAY MORNING, sEPT. 8, 1873.

TILDES was alluded to as " Dotch" in one
of the Gralnercy Park cipher dispatches.
There was "two of kind" in the race.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

TALK-A-HEAP BLACKBURS is now known
rs FRANK-A-HrAr. And the heaps of docu-
mcnts he franks with his NJ. c. privilege art
not entitled to free transportation in the
mails. But he is a Democratic rcformcr all
the same
National Republican., 1878-09-06

THE Chicago Tribune says: when we
" read the Kansas and Iowa Republican
platforms we gladly recollect that Mr..
Hayes agreed to confno himself to one
term"
National Republican., 1878-09-06
The Abusive lien.

ltnlcagO lutet-Occhnl
For General Hen Butler to abuse Office seekers
requires an extraordinary quantity OF check Ben
himself ought to blush to the top OF his forehead
which Is over about the organ OF philoprogcnitive.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
In the same Grave.

cincinnati Times.
IT. wil'o we are buryIng tho rag baby this fall
we can put Voorhees, aud Ewing In the same grave
II will be happy day for the country.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
Not "a had BurgHin.

New York Evening Express
Massachusetts Republican, seem anxious to swap
OF Butler for yellow fever.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
Bright to Bob About.

Snndusky Rcgister
The Philadelphia Times, heretofore n Democratic
organ has Joined the Nationals. The editor of the
Times Is one Of those independent ducks who think
IL bright To bob about.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

Ir is hoped by the many friends of Gen
cral DUNCAN :. WALKER, the secretary of
the Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee, that he Is not directly compli-
Gated in the violation of the franking priyi-
lcgc OF whichsAe committee has been found
guilty. The penalty for an Illegal use Of
executive franks is fine and imprisonment.
What it is for an abuse of Congressional
franks remains &c be seen. We stand ready.
however, under any circumstance, TO COM
mend General WALKER TO the clemency of
the authorities. If his olense were to he
measured by the effect Of his illegal work,
and not by the fact of the work itself, he is
m innocent man. But, really, he would
not enjoy being Gagged while the campaign
is going on.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

THE Democratic organ in this city at
tcmpts by low order of wit to make sport
OF the calamity that has overtaken ORvILLE
GRANT, by which he has been consigned to
an asylum for the insane. BYRON tells us
of sire who butchered his offspring to
make n Roman holiday, and he certainly
was no less barbaric than the man who can
make sport of the poor victim of insanity
who has been bereft Of reason by the hand
of his Creator, though he he brother oil
ex-prcsident GRANT, and this iollity is in
dulgcd by one Of his most bitter hAtcrs
None but an outright barbarian ever sports
over the misfortunes that are brought to his
fellows by the DEGREES Of Omnipotence.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

The New York Graphic predicts that John
sherman will become very formidable candi.
date for tho Presidency in tho next Republican
convention.