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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14
Wendell rnlliips ~ the tareenhAck
Question.

There necl be no doubt ii the success
of tho urccnhack party. Iss presence
everywhere, IN local md national rlec-
tions, In Congress and everywhere slsc.
astonishcs friend and foe. There II
hardly any subject which stiEs thought
aud Awakcns interest except hnAnce.
Even the Southern question II. for Tho
moment, pushed aside. Members ii
Oongrcss hurry 10 put themselves on
record. by motion or speech. showing
some degree Of submission " tho popn.
lar will. Hhcrman's surrender on most
of tho points which w have been claim
Ing Ii the high. water mark VI our pres
ent gain. And he IN only ahend by
ainglc stride of lea4ling melubers ol Con-
grrss heretofore rlansed with tho slaves
II specie. Onr danger lies Ia the very
~pislity VI our growth. Both plrtiea will
bid, arc hiddit 4 for our snpport: they
will attempt 10 hny M afl by halfway
concessions, cnOugh 10 snye their party
nnd diaArm the rising revolt against >
system of tlnAnce whiel, rssls tho power
of imitation In thu hands of few hun
drcd bank directors And lrtH them play
with their values nt their pleasure Tho
urcenbnrk movement. In its essence, In
thu assertion TINT, when onr fathers Mt
tlcd Il TINT the people WrSe competent
to govern Themselves, they meant % IN.
cln,le among the points N 10 which they
we're competent tho question ri flnAnco
IN we'll ~ marriage, crime. real eslale,
descent 0f estates anil other matters 0f
government Tho Nrccnback move
n,ens " revolt against the claim that In
ordinary matters the people can govern
themselves. hut on questions of hnAncc
they must bc kept under perpet-
nal guardianship md ~ tho wards of
rich men. There Ii class which
fccls II can trust every thing hut
In money " universal suffrage. On
this point they agree with the CsAr and
Tories and hold On 10 thc old claims.
Onr effort must be to take the whole
question nj the currency. ~ Fnnklin
and Ricardo advised, into the states
hAnls. Never rcnt while any bank haA
right ID inssae d hill. Never rent TN
Congres. supplies all ouS currency, made
vi paprf and hatad On thu cr.slil III tho
state. Never reKt till thr debt II funded
for at lrast century, held hy the poo
pie, interchangeable At thrir will Into
bon.lsor grccnbacks And constituting one
III tho strongest ties that bind tl,a Union
together. Never rest till tho greenhack
representing tho wealth u tho nation u
legal tender everywhere for I'll debts,
thus frceing IN forever from rings and
corners In gold, aud tlis, onr SECOND
Declaration oi Independence. makes thu
tArst reality AMI not Ahnin. To this
end trade with no paity. Stand willing
Il, absorb either. Int hold tho helm In
0ur own hands.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

M0xnAv Juno 0.--ekMATk. Edmunds
moved 70 tAhe up the btl relating 10 Presidential
elections, snd V provide fos aud r~9ulaes ~
couns.ns os vos~s Tor rresdent aaA vies psssldsas
Aisss I iissiy d,ssssslss i1s na1iss W. Il.
7se aoass ;s.. r..aa,,oa p,cv4'ss @ IA IL sssis Z.
suing q asns y 49, Tsvneovtse vaa paaasA N.
yhe fosa. .lsoals bill ~ under coesldsrslloA 10 ~
le ftsahss4 privilege ~ rejected by tis soss-
iiovss.--Diiin wsrs intro.lured ana rsssrred, ~
Mr. Mcmahon, cniaren9 the powes~ of tAs O..
counting olAcesr u she unitsd Males IL regard
Y ,.aa.y s's..a.i " ~, nlAaa: sasaoslalas
.s. .ns .s,ss W. q sSooO y .s,ssd nsasss lssasasy
rves, frou. r. Ioala y ihs 0alf y nssioo; b III
uuihesso, " fsslrain e aseFveArY AZ ~ Treasasy
:r.% p:.la aaasssadlg. s,so 6ssds ssespt = lssai
sss' ssss .a;ssssss 4. IN. Il 4 Css:, Cs
htAtes hcaea, 70 he known - mAetcnai Maa~y;" hy
~ .s XXI .s...s az = u. y :ss. r. sssd E =
.hs soasidrsssiea q ,As iifs.sasiss bili. -. ~
TuEaDAs, June s.-esHArx. Tho select coa,-
isaar y inqairc into and report o. lAs eoat,ston
u AaatrS hstwesn the rattsd mates and Msshc
wa~ ~atinurA uali M neat sr~ton, and 90.
tnusistd 70 q during the vacation 3. fhe Mnuse
carry isio esrs a. eoavsatian hslnsen q units1
htaass asA lhina, eoacludAd \ nA1nahA O. ~ ~
n Novem6ss, l16a. and 70 gtse ~ Conn q ClaimA
lurta9tcet0n N CERTAIN casee, WA pnoeeA
fhs 0eDaAe piil 70 psovtAe Tor M cusselsuulica
Maaneeneeee sd operation nf military l<learNek
" Deaeea md nOulaaa Tersttossse paaseA. /. 10
neuasa tnssleA upom ~ Alnendmen(n 10 ~ 1Aels.
lastss, 1uetclnl And EaecMuss Appropriate
ond cOnfesenae with tn IlOuAe ~ requested . .
The roat- Route btl was iiacsseed.
HOurr.--rhe Senate amendments ~ she lAxsls-
live, kssrniasc and Judicial Appropriation hsli
wefs coacurved in.. ". knols. ~ CAaismsa u
~ Judiciary CuMlntltee. imported ! hin eus ~
vclief oe lhs purchasers NJ iana sold fps direct
lAxea II ~ tneurree1tnoAfy ulnSea. nse<sesA 3,
1hs following bstts wess pssssd Nxtn9 lhe elec-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

Al
" nsssss v s~sssss.ss ~ r4v~1~ss~s :
~ t*~ sAs~~ eaHss*&. W sv%ss~s fA4~s
s#~sa ~asa A#+s#ess. t~a ss* sst~sw~ Vi sAs4
sss~~s~Mtssas~ sss~N ss# rxsve& A. st~ ~
sxM~mss&
~ IsrsssArs hss Maar Nv islsa~.
~ Atsaass~~ss@ ssM~ n ~nsss+. "A Ms~.
s#ws~as ss~sssm Ass~s n ~s.As~ss~a. n II
tsstx*a WsHn, r~ss~sv. - xms4s~us Il ssas.ss
shs msw-ss MAsss. sAssss~~ss~ IA iwss*xMs n<s~
as~ n stt tsvSa ta~sssEa VA ts~ms~a~& Ass~vs
\ i4~~ssA. tmNsa sMAA~~ issS%s Anwu*s
e. t<wa<&MA lsAian Awvmes 8sIhs Na~, a
Msmtssa, Msssse~ H1sa~Ans. Asvnrs. Nss~sa
Wswssa iae~aas. u WaNsssssn, tsss~ vs4ssrxv
Aes~~s. auHsah& Wsiis&m ". NAasssrAnn. n
kAHsss. r~ra Axsnrs. InAssa Tv+rts~y snAs
fsssse - ip~A, H~a CNssos Agvnrs, AsassnA.
". J, Mcl,ceaiA. In I'M p@sa s~~lvv
s~Av sAass tRsA n IN Rsmsss, i AsaA.
O~n. Jchn &. F~mcAt hsa h~~n ~
t'usAssA hs shs rssssaeas sscv~swsf a Assssna
Twns~y.
The Presidential Investigating Cum.
snsssee hAsif4 ask~d n~nAset nsanl~y Matthew
10 arrssf t~scr ARD ~araasm his rpsr~svuaA.
ence With The ~ssnese AnA~s~ca. ~. Matthew
has adAsesss< letses to the rcesnsass~e a.
eiinine - acc<rt the insssasicn. ~ sAys u
hAse inss submitted the whnls mAtse< 10 th@
seaats. ~hirh. by the adoption u this r~~ola
tion, hos taken jusisdiction and enl<v~A apca
the investigation requested. Thai hcAy alone.
- far - ny ccndncs IA ceaessned. II comps-
tent 70 rsnder IN effective iasiemsas nrcn Tho
question. 10 ~, shesesosV, - yoaf rs~ciusioa
invites me 10 sahmit 10 yoar commilass ssplana.
,.ans % ny covrvsponAencs with Anderson IN
evidence bcecss n. considcr that II wuald b.
improrcs fur mo. under The circumstances. 10
comply with IT,"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

A letter from Caracas, vencsuclA,
south America, says jose Miguel Dar.
ccllon, President Of tho House al Rap.
rcsentAtivea of venesuclA, waa shot dead
BY Eduardo ScAnlon, editor of tho Trio.
Mn0i Liberal. A dispute arose between
the two men IN consequence u = politi.
cal difference. Shortly after tho dispute
DarCell0n met BoAnlon In tho street and
nrei at him several times without effect.
Having cmpticl hin own revolver, he
borrowed that VI his friend, Cen. Juan
Do Marta 0usmAn, aud frcd again.
Hcanlon then flrcl two shots, both of
which took effect. and DArccllon died
that evening.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS oLxAsrxoe,

James Gordon Bennett, oi tho New
York herald, who rAn away 10 Europe 10 ~,
cApe prosecution Tor Aghting duel with Mr.
Nay, VI Baltimore, tslsgraphs 20 tAs Hai.imore
ssn that he intends 10 return home about Tho
middle Of July, and. u public opinion deems Il
Just that ho should sullss legal penalties. ~ Il
perfectly willing 70 bov 70 that decision. and
submit 10 the laws of the land.
Franco and Italy have accepted Tho In.
vitation 70 tAks part In the International mon.
stary conference proposed ~ our 0ovsrnment.
Tho meeting os tho conference Il now assured,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

Tnx women oi Pennsylvania design
buying tho farm.hon.e of Valley Forge,
where Washington hAd his hea.lauar.
lers during the gloomy winter ol thc
Revolution, aud make second Mount
Vernon oi Il. filling ita rooms with
relics of the days Of the war for indie.
pcndencc,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

f#sss#a#* - N tsm M& Asawws#sym 4 tAess
~~*s.@s - ~~A ss#w u ~ nssza*s* Il -
fszssss nsAA - t*ss~s ss.~e ~ s~wrs~asS~
- sAaA *sss ssas~sss~sa u Msss &~e IL sss
~ - t@s~#~ t~4* " " t#sA II i w*4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cRGsco, IOWA.
KIlIY I NeHU0E. Prepristers.
= 0sasral Danking Business
transacted.
may asa ssil EscaAngs. DvaNa On tho Osa
Co0aertes.
PAsSA0E TlckETx TO AVN FROA
EUROPE ron SALE.
Motes and aaortgaees
Purchased % favorable terms. Iarslcalsr ssaensoa
pAid 70 thu ne4ulallun uf time l0ana. C0llecslOue
ecas.faIiy as.s.d.d 70 aad pronps sssasss made.
ID. 10. KERRY. JOHN Mrtlt'UH
@le IAwhF. Iowa. Grrsco. lows.
r y. POTTER
WUssa sNNb1Nsssss1 SWAus0sV W tssU ptsttc u
CRKHco
snd ~ vicinity shas hs hss purchased tAs
MEAT aoARkGr
est aide q xln street. which he win keep eonasaas
snppltsd with
MEATS. YIsH. POULTRY AND GAME
IN their ssAson Me solscis yoar pasroaass. rrsces
always - sais the tisnss.
Terms cash. or ~ equivalent. 16tf
G.. v cosn@.
Having rsatteA his
MGAr :AAakGr
will hsep constantly oa haad = good - s1sorsmea.
saie o. retail. fos essh Aad nothing else.
NJ Isay ssr Cash. asA Ssll ssr the aAne.
Credit nsed nos y asked fos. y viii moi b. grant
I'd. ! IN lound " seti - ckeap as any QUO for
eash. and Anp~ " give xsacrsl sssisfsrtioa.
I0HN v. MAYNARD,
Painter and oIaslos
Cnxsoo, Iowa.
aAop nearly opposite The Elevator. win not ,,e
ssc:lssd " qs.lss q ~oss i1se<s = cheap !. any
He, Every One Vle Hlllln /!
rAs aaAsrsieasd Asrsby announce. 10 ~ people of
OREsO0 AND VICINITY
TAAs ~ ~ ssssd
Live Oak Market.
rornssly occupied " =. =. pooAlsls, where 90
Lower CASH pRlcgoi
PATRONAGE soiicITED.
w. ~. Al.l.I0.
FarWcll I Hammond.
Practical Well 0vlllevo,
Ckxsco, Iowa.
tnforsaasoa u whsreabosts given Il Tousleys,
Punp neops u ossecr, Iowa.
tssss - vaasoss wessssss dispsrsed. sims
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12


LODGE BoREs.-There are few Lodgestbst.
have not got one or more members tbstmsy.
be designated by the above title. He is under
the impression that he is of vast importance,E
and that the Lodge cannot get along with.
out him. He must speak on every question
that Genes before the Lodge, whether 4he
knows anything about it OF not. He thinks
that If any of the members should ask
the presiding officer question in regard TO /,
the Order. that be (the bore( should answer
it, and generally does so before the presiding
officer has a chance to inform the Brother OF
the Lodge what his decision on the point is.
It often happens that the bore is a pas. offs
Ger, and he is always informing the Lodge Of
what he did when he was presiding officer,
and how much, batter the business Of the
Lodge was dope then than It is now. The /.
bore thinks that he should be on every
committee thut is appointed in the Lodge,
aud woe be to the balance Of the committees
If they do not listen to his dictstion. IL
Brothers from other Lodges are visiting his
Lodge. the bore must show the visitors thst
he is the great man of the Lodge This he
does by making windy speech about some
thing that does not interest any Brother IN
the room If he does speak On question
that is before the Lodge, after he Is, done
YOU cannot tell which side he is on.
If some good Brother would invent some
plan for getting rid of the bores, he would
receive the thanks Of every member of the
Osds!.-.KTToy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
CH 5I2. 1878. NEW SERIES. VOL x1II;sNo.:
PoIIlckL.I5 g 5.s.s =
- 10 UT3IU . -
tFqr the Shirt of JedeI
THE RIVALS r5fsg
..Good evening Jake. bad news hav'


Good evening Jake. bad news have. dear
--s feIIovr.ss ssai ,Go'f5 r8asse St5ta CAV
Your,cake,s all dough. as the old saying goes
The tender fruit of .your Young heart is mellow,
Tho stream of loyeno longer snioothiy flows"
So staadins by the fFoSt porch late last evening.
o Coucsaled Beneath the shade of an old tree,
i saw her kissi hat fascai Pete Dstroyring."
4 Back in the parlor ON n'the big settee.'' -ooJ
..,.b-,, a .vsA 5lIs d .ksoaszEl - a
&C. Yop know full Wsil, dear lake's my sindisna-
ton ,. -oS AsHssas Il ef eraa ." =
To fiad the woman that you love Sc, ,wen. !" sol
Unuiindful OF ber purity and statiop.u LA
f'o'In the etnbraes 6f' that blast imp of hill"
'.aiy friendship tb6n declafed its real power. 9,
And as an emblem of its strength. L swore
By all that's good aud holy. from that hour
To visit. even to think of hers no more"
You saw it too. then, really. Sam, old fellow.
By accident saw it, passing by
From the back'window. and thought to tell
her -raeHrt saFE. s5H. -s .-
How it was treating you right shabbily."
d" But then, as you have seen it. it's all right,
And she's, alasi that other fellows toy. -
So let's swear of from now. this very night,
A bargain, Jake. give us your hand old boy."
But hey, look. she's coming down the street
Jake my pride's getting:devilish weak -.t
Ye stars and bars could 'ntsI have a sweet-talk
On the way home if Joined her. speak
To walk home with her. Good eyening Miss
SO. Linda, -'.' -. -.-
You come like the morning, welcome and
bright. -
| Goodbye Jake, don't you look thro' the window
At me, like you did at Peter, last night" 90
a. s' -4a-t - iFoRREsT W. BROWN.
February 26. ISIS. ---,rl e.Fr a- r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

COARSE and fine Salt, Pepper, &C., for
sale by s. S. palgsrn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

LOCK JAw-TE1ANUs.- correspondent
writes to the Rockingham Register, as fol-
lows: l see that Mrs. Virginia Head, of
Leesburg, Va, died from running nail in
her foot producing this terrible disease lock-
jaw, as much to be dreaded as bydrophobia.
For this disease there is certain unfailing
cure if resorted to in time, the hot !.ye Jdth.
1t is certain cure, tinfallible, undoubted, re-
liable. IT'S to make hot lye bath of the
strongest character, and the concentrated lye
found now in all stores, putssit in the reach
of all The part affected should be dipped
or thrust in and jerked out instantly, and
this repeated until cool enough to keep i. in
and this treatment repeated, tho tits seldom
necessary"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED.-"Du>
rang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great In
TERNAL MEDICINE, will positively cure any
case of rheumatism on the face of the earth
Price 81 bottle, six bottles, S5. Sold by
all Wholesale and Retail Druggists Don't fail
to send for circular to HelphenstiDe Bently,
Druggists, Washington, D. c. 0 16, 6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER CO,
The. Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore
Announce the introduction Of a plan OF orderin g
CLOTHING IND rNnERWEAR BY
90 LETTER.
To which they call special attention. They will
send applica tion their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF. MEASUREMENT.
and full line of samples from their i'm men,e stoc
Of Cloths; Cassimeres, Costings, shirting', &c.
thus enabling parties in any part OF the country to
with the certainty OF receiving garments OF
The Very Latest Style !.
4nd Most Perfect Fit
.ttainable Goods ordered will be sentby Ezpress
any part Of tho country. As is we'll known
throu the Southern States they have for Forty
busn which is substantial guara ntee as to the
character of the Goods they win send out. large
and Well-assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full lneof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelte. in design, and
1T POPULAR PRICES
When Goods are sent per Express c. o. D., there
vii! be no cole ction charge on amounts OF 20 and
G oods AID Price List free application. The at
t- tion of the Trade is invited to our Wholesale
Department, which is ways kept up tothe highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & co,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing G Goods, either
ready made or made to order.
165 and 167 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
November o. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

"GERMAN SYRUP."-No other medicine
in the world was ever given such test of
its curative qualities as Boschee's German
Syrup. In three years two million four
hundred thousand small bottles of this med
icine were distributed free Of charge by
Druggists in this country to those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, giving the American
people undeniable proof that German Syrup
will cure them. The result has been that
Druggists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to their
customers. Go to your Druggists, Light d
Mitchell aud c. f. Beller, Charlestown, and
Gilbert Bros, Harper's Ferry, aud ask what
they know about it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. Three doses will re,
licve any case.
March 27, 1S77-eowy. -.a
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III a. BURTON,
NOTICE.

HAVING removed my TIN SHOP back to the
main street, TO tho old stand of Albert Miller,
and only two doors west of air. Jacob StR'ry's
store. / win be glad tn my old friends and Gus
tom ers, where am prepared to do al kinds of
TIN AND SHEET-lR0N WORK.
ROOFING AND sPoUTING A SPECIALITY.
My Tin ware will be sold at the bottom prices
Trade will be taken in exchange forwsre or work.
Co Remember the Second Door.
-" JNO. g. EASTERDAY,
October 9, 1877. Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

Fncn package contains Dr Sanfords llaDroved Inhal
ing Tube WITH NIL Tor use n H. rsS friee
throughout the CnltCd Statcs. WEt.kS- y Poti Elk
General Agents md Wholesale Druggists, osioh Mass
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

DALGARN. opposite the Carter House, is
selling Groceries, Glass and Queeuswsre,
Wooden aud Hollowwsrc, Tobacco. Cigars,
Notions, &c, at the lowest prices for Cash or
Country Produce. Call and examine his
stock No trouble to show goods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
OYSTERS AND ALE.
YEAST FOR SALE.

EREsH Yeast on sale daily. at the Bakery and
L Confectionery of
Msy Is. 1877. PHIL. r. ROHR.
I IGHT & MITCHELL sell the best cent Ci-
IL gar in town.
IGRT MlTCRELL's Paragon Cigar. for
- cents. ~ N.r. .---r
TRAvELEY'S Best Chewing Tobacco. ,oid by
u -tEs At W LIGHT X MITCHELL. y
YNCHBURG Smoking Tchacro. fer 81 Ie by
- LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
MICE Little Pictures for ornsmentsl Jars, for
~ sale by LIGHT s MITCHELL.
Aueu,t7, 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

ONE cent only for good cigar. 16 varieties
of good Chewing Tobacco, including Crave
" and Navy Several varieties of Smoking
Tobacco. also the best cigars 2 for Eve cents,
in CharIestown. For sale by s. IS. Dalgarn,
opposite Carter House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
M e D Ilc1N Al.
!. SW'ORl.EVIDENCE.,
The .olIowrrg Cure is probably tho most re-
markabIe ever eEected by any medical
~ preparations for tho treatment -nas
ofcatarrh: :

Gan.leDen-I hereby certify that have had Catarrh
len and for the last six years have been
terrible sufferer. rendered partially deaf hai
huzzng III the heH. pains across the temple, dizzy
tonsils st9d coGstant cough severe pain across
the chest,sdnG eYetY Sintcation OF consumption. My
mead aciied al the lires The matter accrrLlAted SO
rapidly id my head ayl throat that could not Keep
bcdit Seemed 10 nls,s ut tls point OF suhocatOn
would then have reCotrse-tO means in my power
to dlsodge tho InucuSfrom thront and heal before
being able 10 sleep PERIOD CT siN ears my
with diffculty flally AZ emnent
surgeon nrerara I an operation on them, but at u!
rcqIest postpone The collta iainlnation an
nIeerhfirn in my th:Nt cuse'ly the poisonous mat
ntlamCL lungs that couE9et 4nc. .ssisney deGI,
hnfd cough Meanwhile system bcgnt 10 show the
effects of tis disease. that lost nss grew pale ard
fiSn When inst:crs had reached this stage about
months ago, Drgsthe use OF So NFolDs t;ADINL
CURE ron GvTAGRIi. Ater using 1leist bottle De-
gan TO Improve rapidl5 Tie rst dose sctc TO clear
my head l had MT friIwn IL TO be for years IL
seem IsIi1l!y the discharges. Si0pD"i
raV COnGh days. BY usll 1t gary e snl
r.dnccd the illumination and swelling e NY tonsiS,
that they ceased 10 trarise me- he sorr -
acrossmy chest Disappeared, he Duzz1 noises IL ly
head ceased, my scnss Of seeing ana St rHg wCrc
completely restored. md every symptom OF scaS may
had reduced me to the verge OF the g:uTe d!ncarCti
by the rse of SANFoEDs AIicAL ClE FOX
have been thus explicit bee ause, rs q drtEEist
have seen gent deal OF suffering from Cata:Ii AID
hope to convince many that thtsis a great remedy.
familiar With the treatment Oh Caarrh as Tac-
tiscd by the hest physicians and have c9nsuted iiS
OF and apparatus that have nppeRred during
period OF six ycr aud have while following their
use, taken great care omy general hcale nut sinea
no reliefor cncorraRcricntir from any OF tleln
boston, Feb. o. 1879 nam GEO. F.BtSsMola.-
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Then personally appeared tho sail Grosfs T. pins
more and made oath that the fnregolS statement by
him Subscribed Is true. Bnfor"I",
SETH j. 4CA.AS. ! ustice of't!ic Peace.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tilden will not marry, and PeltOn viii be retained
rs houSekCcptr
What was the dim viliany" you talked to
Cowgirl, Moses A.! Was it incremable slightly
How can the party pitch the coparceners over
board and save Tildcn when he clings to the CO.
parceners
Smith Weeds denial" Is not hailed with &C.
static delight by the Democratic editors. They look
upon il as " give away
Everybody believes Mr.. Havomeyer'S statement.
bnt nobody is able to see how he has helped Tiden
or the wicked coparceners.
The Democrats are slowly realizing that there is
funeral in the family and that the coffin is several
sizes too large for Nephew Pelton.
The impartial Editor of The Nation is so sure that
there was something fully as wicked as the cipher
correspondence on The Republican side, that he
ought to have chance TO state the grounds of his
faith under oath,
Mr.. Woolley has returned to Cincinnati and an
nounccd solemn purpose TO say nothing more at
prrsent His brother cOparconers wish he had
harlicaded his month with similar resolve before
he visited New-York.
The Democratic State Committee of South Caro-
lima have issued an address 10 the faithful IN which,
among other cOngratulatory remarks, they say the
" Democratic masses have made themselves well
come at Republican meetings: Yes, they have,
but i'm the same way that burglar makes himself
welcome in another mans house-behind the
muzzle Of pistol.
Senator Mcdonald, of Indiana, admits that the
Democrats will lose one Congressman in Louisiana
ard one in Kentucky, but he is sure they willseeure
majority of at least thirty in spite Of all losses.
He repeats what every Republican has been willing
10 admit that all Independent candidates elected
from the South will vote with tho Democrats. 1t is
folly to expect anything else.
II is the unanimous conclusion of all careful and
unpreudiced observers that Butler has absolutely
no chance OF success. His following has thinned
with almost unprecedented rapidity during the past
few weeks. and the lack OF bounce in the circus