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The Changers of Missouri a

The GrangerS OF Missouri are NOV :
ing in the right direction. They find
that stock-raisers are the victims of
a ring of middle-men who are robhing
them of the hard-earned fruits of
their industry. and they propose to
put a stop to it. They say:
WHEREAS. Stockraisers and the
farming community of Missouri gem
orally have been bearing grieyous
burden imposed by an army of COM
mission men at 81. Louis. who are
IN league with the butchers and other
buyers. who conspire together to get
our stock below the cost of produc-
ton. thereby. swindiing the farmers
out CT their honest labor.
And whereas. 1t is notorious fact
that commission men have managed
to have it so arranged that a man
u l..
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-16
ss1n II; ;ss|souopolloot.
IGNATIUS DOM ELY. EDITOR

50 far we have had nothing but the
most Gathering accounts Of the state
OF the growing wheat crop OF the
world, circulated doubtless to break
down the price Of the stock on mana.
We may now begin to look out Ter the
other side of the story. Here IS an
item:
Reports of the wheat crop IN zen.
nessee show that the rust Is lnJuring II
TO a considerable extent. OtherWlse'
the prospect is very favorable. IL IS
headjnp out in some counties.
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contraction policy has reduced the

contraction policy has reduced the
great bulk of the people of Indiana:
I. It is within the truth to say
that "fye-sixths Of our population
are utterly penniless, and four-ffths
have mortgaged all their future Ia
Dor. OF course this expression
means that if all the property Of
debtors was to-day transferred to the
creditors at the cash value it would
bring under the sheriff's hammer. it
would leave tive-siXths of the people
without a penny's worth of property,
and balance Of debt would be left
hanging over four-fifths Of them. SO
large that all the labor they could per-
form during the remainder of their
lives would not produce enough to
pay that debt with its increasin g
uSurV.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-16

The Indianapolis Saa makes the
following startling statement, show
..-e sA.s Aopsilsv. tnl>ciy 10 when Tie
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-16
Our frontier readers will be glad to

Our frontier readers will be glad to
have the following news:
Special Telegram to the Pioneer Press.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-C0ngress
has passed what is known as the tim
ber-culture act, which is intended to
encourage the growth Of timber upon
the prairies. 1t provides that any
head of a family. or any one who has
arrived at the age of twenty-one
years, who shall plant, protect and
keep in healthy, growing condition
for eight yearssten acres Of timber
trees, not being more than four or five
feet apart each way, on any quarter
section OF any of the public lands of
the United States, or five acres on any
legal subdivision of eighty acres, or
two and One-half acres on any legal
subdivision of eighty acres. or two
and one-half acres on any legal subdi-
vision of forty acres, or One-eigthth
part of any fractional subdivision of
land less than forty acres, shall be
ENTITLED TO A PATENT
for the whole of such quarter section
Oh Sucn leSal SuDulFlslOn OIL elSnty Oh
forty acres or fractional subdivision
OF less than forty acres. as the case
may be. at the expiration Of said
eight years, on making proof of such
fact by not less than two credible wit
nesses; provided that not more than
one-quarter of any section shall be
thus granted, and that no person shall
make more than one entry under the
provisions of this act. unless fraction
al subdivisions of less than forty
acres are entered which in the ag-
gregate shall not exceed one quarter
section.
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Weems' Line OF Steamers 20 TN
" PatuXent River.
FALL ADVANCEMENT
eg
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after SUNDAY, September 10th, 1877,
the steamer wEEONAH, PLANTER and
MATILDA will ran NJ follows
wENONAH every Sunday night Mt o'clock,
for Patnxent river direct, far up as Hills Land
ing. Returning will leave Bristol every Monday
at IL O'Clock for Baltimore, calling at all land
ings below Benedict Except Parker's and Plan
ter q, going and returning for passengers only
PLANTER every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at $50 o'clock for Fair Haven, Plum
Point, Governors Run and Patuxent river, far
MP as Benedict. Returning leaves Benedict ev-
cry Thursday and Monday morning at O'Clock
for Baltimore.
MATILDA every Wednesday night at o clock
for Patuxent river direct, far us as Hills Land
ing. Returning leaves Bristol every Thursday
At IL o'clock for Baltimore, calling az all land
ings below Benedict Except Parker's end Plan
ter 81 going and returning for passengers only
Freight received at Pier 8 Light street Tues
DAYS and Friday for steamer Planter.
Freight received at Pier Light street We'd
nesdays and Saturdays for Matilda and WeRO-
nah.
REDUCTION OF PASSAGE.
First class passage 10 Fair Haven, $l.25
Second class passage 20 Fair Haven, loo
First class passage 10 Plgsn Point, Govern
or's RIM and al river landings, l.50
Second class passage TO Plum Point, Gov
ernor's Run and al river landings, las
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
S.H FORBES, Superintendent.
Office ia Light street wharf.
Oct 4, 1877.
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THE GAZETTE,
BALTIMORE.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1879.

The Publisher takes pleasure in announcing
that The Gazette, for 1878, win be more than
ever o newspaper for the people. IL viii be his
aim to constantly strengthen its corps Of writers,
increase its news facilities, andenlarge it, sphere
Of activity. As heretofore Il win be first-class
morning journal, democratic in principle, indie
pendent in everything, neutral in nothing, OPP
posed to all monopoies and the uncompromising
foe of all corrupt rings in municipal, state and
national Affairs. Ii will be the unyielding adj
vocate Of economy and reform In every depart
ment Of government, and wiii fearlessly condemn
that which deserves rebuke, and cordially COM
mend that which commands praise, without stop
ping to inquire what political party Is Affected
thereby. The news feature Of The Gazette will
be, if possible, more striking than ever. A reg
ular news bureau has been opened in Washing
ton, and the special correspondence from the ma
tionaI capital will be unexcelled by that OF any
journal in the country. Its special dispatches
will cover every news centre ofimportance, while
the Associated Press will furnish il with the latest
advices from ell parts Of the world. It's local re-
ports win be the most complete that can be OBJ
tained, and Its miscellaneous matter will be OF q
character % interest all classes of readers. Cps
cial attention will be paid to the collection Of
news in Maryland and the adjoining States, and
in this particular The Gazette will be far in adj
vance o. amy Of iis contemporaries, aiming TO be
live newspaper in every respect, and furnish
ing the fullest huQ tFk@neSI news ana genera
reading matter at the lowest possible cost TO the
public.
The Daily Gazette Is delivered in the city Of
Baltimore and surrounding cities, villages and
towns, for TWELvE CENTS PER WEEK, payable 70
the carriers. Mail subscription, So year, 50
for six months, 81 so for three months, or 60
cents month, postage prepaid at this Office.
The Weekly Gazette, In addition TO the bright
est and best features Of the daily Issue. contains
all the news Of. the week carefully collated. IL
is filled with domestic and foreign news special
correspondents, able and fearless editorial com
ments and interesting literary selections. II Is
prepared with special view 70 make it, health
full, vigorous, elevating and instructive family
newspaper, and embraces every department found
in frst-class weekly journal. Il is one Of the
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II Is published every Saturday. Mail su5scrip-
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CENTS PER ANNUM, or one dollar for SIX
months. Special rates TO clubs. Address, q
TEE GAZETTE,
Dec. Il, 1871. Baltimore Nd.
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Fire Insurance

DERsoNs DESTROYS Of having their
Il property insured in the cheap and
excellent home company known as the
STATE OF MARYLAND FIRE Insurance
CoMPAEx OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
b. G. HARRIS, President, can be graf
fled by calling on or communicating
with the undersigned, st. Inigoes' Post
Office, Sc. Mary's county, Nd.
EDWARD s. ABEL,
Oct i, l874-tfn Local Agent.
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A Certain cure for Headache.

~ yea suffer from sick or nervous headache,
usrnimg sirkness or Neuralgia, 90 to.youF drug
gist and gst a ten crnt trial pack of Dr. Heis1ey
Elcsar nea1.ehe Powders, o. J. r. HKzsIxY &
c. Salem, y. j., viii mail them postpaid A
single powder actually cures the most distressing
cases IN sen minnies. Il Is purely vegetable, en-
sifely harmless. = Physicians Discovery, and va
gu1rmntz~ u - DO al ore cgaim. You can get
the - crat gecks CT she 10 ceEt trial size ~ VIM
J. Edsien Co., Leonardtcwn, Nd. and NJ all
arst-ciass Drnggistsevcrywh Convince YOUR
sslL Jan IS. ls7T-f.
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TO THE PUBIC.

HAVING assumed since the lst OF january,
- 1871, the prOpriesorship Of Moore aotelin
zseonardeown, the underaEned respectfuiiy be-
spemks = coatinunnce Of TIE Iiherai patronage
which has heretofore been extended 10 the House
end takes occasion 20 assure the travelling public
that no effort or endeavOr win be wanting on
his part to maintain the ancient high reputation
Of the establishment as place of entertainment.
EEkSERI 2. MOORE.
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Since Aches and Pains TO Us are sen
A Cure is sure by using
lfETSLErS SAMARIT.4N LLNTAENTi
HEELEY's SAMARITAN LIxIMEET
cures Piles,
HEIsLEH's SAxAEITAS LIxIMExT ra
cures Rheumatism,
HE1stKY' EAMARrTAx LISTMKKT
cures Neuralgia,
HEInEY' SAMARETAE LzxENExT
cares Spfains,
HKsLEY sAxARrTAx LlxtxKsT
100 cures Bruises,
HESmEY's SAMARnAS LIxMEST
- ~. cures Feions'
HEEzEY's SAMAHFTAH LIxNKsT
cures Headache,
HEIszBY's SAMARITAN LasTHEMT
eures T0othache,
And d sold By Wan. J. EdeIen & Co., Leonard
own, Nd.
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ROAR DIN Q.

Ne. ls4 Hanover S., bet BaTeand Lee SIS, Bah.
ARs. h. n. SMITH, formerly ofSt. Aary's
IN1 county, having removed 70 the above
dwelling, i prepared 70 accommodate permanent
and transient boarders on reasonable terms A
call from the travelling public Is respectfully 90
E;cs,ed. Aug ., lsTT--Sm
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No pain endured by man or woman kind can
possibly equal the exquisite agony of neuralgia
Tic; in all such cases we have ample evidence to
prove that Heisley's Samaritan Liniment gives
instant relief in the most aggravated chronic
cases. We have had a wonderful experience with
It In Neuralgia and Piles. For sale by Wm.J
Edelen & Co.. Leonardtown. Nd. ~
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20 Farmers 3 Planters.
HENRY DUvALIs 4 CO.'S PATUxExT
BRAND OF FERTILIZERS. OFFICE
No. 6s S0rTI ST.,
BALTIMORE.


Oar Supw PhozpAaies are prepared 90. all
CROPS, according 10 tie analysis cf the plant
lcT which Il is intended, from the best FeFiisi5-
ing materials obfainahle. Peculiarly rich \
Ammcnia, Soluble phosphate and Potash salts
and In ine dry mechanical condition. they can
NOT heeAeelIed in ealcAsys iHaznediateand psrma'.
Rent.
accounts Of results and increased osaers.
A full supply OF both the Tobacco Plans for
The Tobaeco er0P and oar Amnoaiaied saBsr
will he manufactured and kept ON hand the at-
proarhing season, Che quality, price and tegas
win be the same e. foFmeriv, asd the high stan
dard We have established shall be maintained.
HENRY DUYALL 4 CO..
Sole PropFiefoFs 0f the Tatnxens Bsand Of AM
moKiAsed Super Phosphate Of Isims and Spa-
cal Tobacco Plant.
FOR sale BY
WIZ. A. L0KER, Leonardtown.
4. y. SMITH, 81 Inigocs.
T.F. G. HERBERT, 81. Clsment's Bay
NOTICE no FARMERs, PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.
Mr C. Davidge Ia no longer employed BY
Is for the sale of our Patuxent Brand Of feFtiIin
eFs. All orders for and businea in regard TO-
our FegtillHers must be nade direct with NJ or
through cur local agents il the counties. any
Fertilizess sold under the BRAID o. PalsKent
without our name attached will not - tae nrig-
inal and genuine pataxerf Fertilizers and we
viii not Dc responsible for 1hcis resaits
HENRY DUyA q CO.,
S0ieP ropFiet0gs OF she Painxent Brand Of Fer
silizsss. No. 50 South ST., Baltimore.
Nay 2, l61T-a
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GOLD.

NNE n Great chance 10 make money.
HU you can't get gold, you can get
WUUUe greenbacks. We need n person
in every town to take subscriptions for
the largest. cheapest and best illustrated
family publication in the world. Any enc
can become a successful agent. The most ele-
CANT works Of art are given free 70 subscribers.
The price is 50 low that almost everybody sub
scribes. One agent reports making over $50
in a week. lady agent reports taking over
400 subscribers in ten days. All who engage
make money fast. You can devote all your time
TO the business, or only your spare time. You
need not be away from home over night. You
can do il az well as others. Full particulars,
directions and terms free. Elegant and expen-
sive Outfit free. II you want profitable work
send US your address NJ once. IL costs nothing
70 try the business. No one who engages fails
TO make great pay. address The People 8
journal" Portland, MaiBe.
Aug 16, 1871.
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19I9-1S7S.
THE AMERICAN FARMER:

TIE
Pioneer and SGndardOf Ameriean Farm JOHTRais.
Especially adapted 70 the systems and crops Of
this section.
PROGRESSIVE BUT PRUDENT.
SCIENTIFIC BUT PRACTICAL.
It's editors have the assistance Of a large nuH-
her or correspondents, who are among the Art
men in the agricultural profession. SsbseSibs
How. Numbers FOR the last three months Of 1877
sent free TO all new subscribers for 1878 received
before January !.
$3.50 year. To clubs Of FIVE or more,
only 81. Address,
sAML SANDS & SON, Publishers,
l2s w. Baltimorr st., (sign ofGolden Plow,
Nov %, 1877. Baltimore, Nd
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YOU NEED NOT SUFFER FROM PAIN ONE
HOUR after reading this advertisement. Get a
bottle Of Heisley's Samaritan Liniment and see
VIA. marvellous power il has upon the nerves in
In Neuralgia and Toothache. For sale by VIM
EdeIsE 4 Co., LeonErdtown, Nd
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Fire! Fire !! Fire /!


Fire /! Fire |! Fire !
dwellings, Furniture Barns,
~ Out-houses, Farm Produce, &c,
re, insured on she MuRual Plan BY the
STATE or MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
| OF BALTIMORE,
OTee No. ~ Soufh Street,
b. @. HARRIS, President.
$50 -
DIRBcToRs:
| s. II. Caughy, Of Noah Walkcr& Co.
]. L. Langley. Con Merchant BALTIC.
4. ID. Anderson, of Anderson a Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of appeals.
George p. jenkins, Charles county.
]. T. Ballenger, Sc. EGys sounty.
b. G.. Harris, Baltimore.
This is Home Company, gotten mp
expressly il the interest Of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, to enable them
10 overcome she difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with a
majority Of its Directors well known in
that community.
II has been IN business now over four
years. Al Losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been faith fully
aad promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee for the. future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af-
fords to all Insurance at its exact cost,
and ought TO be encouraged by all who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by FIRE.
If those interested will get it their
patronage aud interest themselves in
/ the increase ofits business, in few
years it viii rank among the largest In
suranee corporations in Maryland, a
credit and benefit TO all, and an honor
to the State.
June %. 1s73--tf.n
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TO DEBTORS.

RRRsOHS indebted 10 me ON Hctsl account
and for suano are notified, that unless they
make ANNOUNCEMENTS 10 settle their indebtedness
BIZ the lgs Of ssnnnry, 1877. their note. and ae-
counts viii BE placed in the way Cflegni eoiiec-
JOHN + FExWICK.
Dec. Ia. is7G If.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-11

The Huntington (Pa.l Monitor OF April 5th,
1877, pronounces this Soap the best in the mar
ket, as follows:
siReader, we don' Swant you %, suppose thai
this is On hayertisement and psss IL over ula-
needed. Read IT, We want 10 direct your at
tention TO the advertisement Of Champions I'M
perial Soap Having used. IL In our ofhce for
the past year, we can recommend IL as the best
quality Of soap in use. Il is a rare thing 70 get
Soap that will thoroughly cleanse printing ink
from the hands, as also from linen, but Craup-
toms laundry soap viii do il, and we know
whereof we speak. II Is especially adapted for
printers painters, engineers and machinists, az
Il viii remove grease Of all descriptions from the
hands as well as clothes, with little labor. FoE
general household purposes il cannot be exeelled
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-11

USE
HeiSley's Samaritan LInIment
IL you have Rheumatism,
HEISLEYiS SAMARITAN LINIMENT
IL you have Neuralgia,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
IF you have Cole or Cramps,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN IMMINENT
II you have the Piles,
II you have any kind Of Ache or Pain,
HElSLEY'S SAMARITAN LiNJMENT
Try il, and you win be surprised at the bene-
fetal effect derived from thorough and faithful
use Of this popular remedy. 1t Is purely vegeta-
bic, safe and clean 10 use internally sd exter-
own, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-01-11

HAVING located myself in Balti-
Il more, at A. Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, I respectfully So
licit continuation of the liberal pa
tronage that have received heretofore
from the citizens of s.. Mary's. ! shall
endeaycr to execute my work in the best
manner and upen the mostiberalterms,
1 shallSisit the county at different ne
RODS Of the year, when due notice viii
be given.
Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dec 90 1875--tf.n
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SPRING Ind SUMMER F.!
GOODS or ALL KINDSll
a FULL STOCK
AxDAT
LOWER RATES TRAN EVER \
GREEkWELL &FEEWTCK,
RE0xARDTowN, I'D.
49, are iass in Ssosipt II our old place Ofbu:-
wU ness, Leonsralown, Nd, C q fall stock
Of SpRIH& amd SUMNER GOODS which we
are selling at rates adapted 70 the tiznss Tor
cash or 90 panefzai customers. Buying under
the mostEayorable circumstances andinsuchhalk
and variety, wa are enabled 10 place our goods ~
rates which cRnnss fail 10 command quick and
satisfactory sales and TO meet the demands Of ev-
cry Household. We mentior in part The speci-
alities ofoar Stock
'READY-MADE CLOTHING, ofall kind, and Of
nsnch better make and quality than IL usually
brought 70 this market;
SHOES and BOOTS, Of Baltimore custom make
and quality, with all the Eastern varieties Of
this Stock;
CLOTHS, cASSIMEREs, vESTINGsi and ali
articles Of gentlemen's wsar;
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, heavy and varied
assortment, embracing all the grades from the
most fashionable articles Of wear 10 The plain
est;
We invite special attention to our stock Of
Millinery Goods,
which we have renewed this spriagan greAtly
increased;
D MEDICINES, - ,..s
GLASSWARE,
STONEWARE, wO0DEKWARE,
TIN-WARE, HARDWARE, etc
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC., etc, ete.;l
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, FLOUR,
NEAL, PROVISIONS etc.
You can always get what you want, If in sea-
son. II not on hand, we have facilities 10 ger It
for you nj the shortest notice.
Call and examine our goods and prices. We
are determined to please you.
GREENWELL 4 FENWTCK,
LeOnardtorn, ks
June Z, 1877.
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NJ a y Ms
Agricultural Warehouse.
Headquarters for
Peruyian Guano,
Turner's Excelsior.
Pure Bone Dust,
Dissolved Bone
a AND
Phosphate of Lime,
Made from BLOOD, BONES and Pc
RUvIAE GUANO, an excellent Fsrtil-
izer for all crops
Ral Seeds. u
A large stock Of new Western Timothy,
SI.8S per bushel, Clover and Orchard
Grass Seed, choice seed Wheat and Rye.
sGM
Drills.
We are agents for the Buckeye Drill,
the very best now in use.
Mills.
"A fun assortment Of Cider and Wine
Mills.
Pumps. y
The celebrated Cucumber Wood Pump
from $500 to $1,000.
Hay and Fodder Cutters Of all kinds.
Corn Knives and Baskets.
A full ASSORTMENT Of Flows and Castings
200 dozen Maun's Axes, 75cts piece.
100 |" Axe Helyes, 80 cts dozen.
1000 Kegs Nails, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
200 Kegs Horse and 40
Mule Shoes, $4.40 per Keg.
100 Boxes Horse s ssa fzs73
Shoe Nails, Is cts. per d.
r. a 4
A fuli assortment of all kinds of Ag-
ricultural Implements, Seeds, Fertih-
GERS and Hardware at
p. MANN'S,
su1 TTH STREET, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET
WASHINGTON, Dc
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THE undersigned Is prepared TO contract fol
\ BUILDING and REPAIRING for the year
1871 in Saint sIaEy's and sdjOininY conDtieS.-
he will endeAvor TO give satisfaction 70 all
who engage his services and he pledge himself
20 I'll bis contracts with dispatch and in work.
nahsise manner. @
All work done at reduced rates. The citizens
Of ST. Mary's and adjoining eouuties viii hnd il
TO their interest 20 communicate with me before
bargaining elsewhere.
Jos. Fl. LEWIS,
St. Clement's Bay, 81. NaFy's county, Nd.
Jan. 4, IeT7-G.
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NEURALGIA a.: {: =; !; 4: g: g.;

tan Liniment Is applied. For sale by VIM. j.
Edelen l. Co., Le0nardtown, Nd.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

i widely knows
NJ one Of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered
Cor Cleansing the
SYSTEM and THHi-
firing tlss blood.
Il hiss stood the
test Of years, with
aeonssansly grow
inx reputation,
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
YELLOW FEVER POLITICS.
from the Chicago Times, Nov. 3o.l

From the Chicago Times, Nov. 80
DR.. Chopin, the distinguished yellow fever prao-
tioner at New Orleans has travelled all tho way to
Washington TO personally urge upon the President
and Congress the great need of national quarantine
law stringent as to put an embargo upon the i'm
poration of the terrible Southern scourse II is said
that the President will strongly recommend such
measure in his Message to Congress- and there
hardly be a doubt that snch measure will pass and
tina: it viii be voted FOR by every solid South state
sovereignty" adorer in both houses.
Either before after its passage somebody
in pursuit of curious information ought to
inquire Of those state righss' Bourbons
how they reconcile such measure with their
pet theory Of the constitution. In what part Of
the written instrument do they find express grant
Of power to enact quarantine law against yellow
fever. express grant from which Congress de-
rives such power by necessary implication r Ii
they by saying that is nclndcd in tine clause
which says Congress shall have power 10 provide fox
the general welfare then it will b. proper to inquire
By what mode OF reasoning they reach the conclusion
that proy for the particular welfare OF
Inhabitants OF that particular region which is subject
to yellow fever would be a.t to provide for tho
general welfare The rational and snfficient
this inquiry would be that it is question which
Congress alone hgs the power to decide, aud that
whatsoever act Congress- by passing IT, decide to
be for the general welfare Congress has power to
pass unless ii be expressly prohibited by the copsti
tuition. But will the bourbons dare to fend their
absurd Estate sovereignty idol by admitting this
truth