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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
R..tor.d TO CompIet. Health.

Brooks. Me- sept. :, 1870.
Dear sir From early youth Was IN feeble health
troubled with hUmor in my blood. weakness and
debility Of Tie - stem generally; was unable TO ia.
Dor much. and only a. some light business, ana
then only with great caution.
seven years ago, the past Spring, had severe
attack OF Diphiaeria, which len my limbs paIal-
ned aud uge.ass, so was unable 10 Walk or even
rl,. No.icing the advert, sement Of PERUVIAN
~yKtrP I concluded 20 give lt a Trial, and 10 my
great 10y soon found my health improving. con-
unued the use Of the SlRUr until three boules
hsf been used and was restored 10 complete health
a-t have remained 80 90 thl- Jay. ! attribute my
present health entirely o. the use Of PERUVIAN
>l.rp. AMI noid 70 IN nigh estimation cannot
sueis tuo aiIbiy in iss praise. have several times
-rc.r,rer iti fem cases -iw.isr 70 ny own win
t-r s..r... GOOD rr.ul.- Yours truly,
CHARLES l. PEAKCN.
sold log dealers generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

CT ANGE OF TME.-On and after Mon
day. Oc,. Z, Rswson & Tufts's coaches
wi! run from Paris Hill 70 South Paris
as follows: FiTs; up ,rain. Il. 9 IS a. m. ;
firs. down train, 10 80 a. N; second up
train 9, ?. n. Passengers wishing to
take the early morning train for Portland,
must leave Paris Hill at 9 8. NJ; s
mixed train leaves So. Paris for Portland
8. 2:l0 p. m. Mixed train up from Port
land reaches So. Paris st 7 :55, p. m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Mr.. Whi.ermore has sold bis inter

i--MT. hbueIMofe nas sou Dis inter
es' in the chair business i'' his partner
Eiiiogwood. - .+,q
Alexander Hamilton 81 on ames, who
has Just died at his country seat on the
HAdson at the great age of 81, was con-
necteS with two families prominent in the
revolution, besides his fathers, his mothers
Gen. Philip SChuyler's-and his wife'sr
of whom Gouverner and Chief Justice
Morris were prominent members james
Hamilton studied at Columbia and became
lawyer, seeing something Of public life
as colonel of militia in the war of 1872,
and as Andrew Jackson's secretary OF
state pro tenn, "Old Hickory's" letters Of
accommodation giving him private audi
ences with crowned heads when he visited
Europe. Mr.. Hamilton published an
autobiography dozen years ago, giving
many important letters and anecdotes re-
luting to prominent public men Of the
century.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
NOn-Resident Taxes,
= the town OF Brow afield in the County OF Oxford
for The year 1877.

In the town OF Brow aield In the County Of Oxford
for The year 1877.
The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate OF non
resident owners in the Town OF Browniold, for
the year ISL In bills committed 10 THos. SEAVEY.
Collector OF said Town, on the 10Th day OF
Aug. 1877, has been returned by him TO me As
remaining unpaid on the 3lst day NJ July, 1873
by his certificate OF that date, and now remain
unpaid; and notice is hereby given that IL the said
taxes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF the said Town, within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment NJ The
said bills. 50 much Of the real estate taxed ~
will be sufficient 20 pas nc amount lue therefor,
including interest and charges, will, without FUR
thcr notice, be sold at Public Auction, at the
once OF the TREASUREK In said Town on the
2d day OF December lo5s, AT one O'Clock L. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter Of CHARLES A. SEVERY, Bank
Tupt In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
At South Paris, the 30th day of September, A.
ID. 1878. The undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment a. ssgnee OF Charles a.
seyery, OF Brown1eld in the County of oxford,
and State of Maine, within said District VINO has
been adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court OF said District.
GEO. A. WILSON, Assignee.
Post ONCE South Paris. OS-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Real Estate Transfers.
EASTERN DISTRICT.

J. Lapham 20 II T Frost,i OF farm in Bethel; d
Allen 10 O. &. Allen. real estate in Hartford; =
r. Durgin To NJ. 4. Durgin, land in Oxford; r.
Ncrr ll 10 K. NJ. Jewell farm in Norway, J.
Merrill 10 T.. +. Merrill, farm in Norway; III. Il
Goodwin 70 j L. West land in Upton; l.. Il. Far
mum 20 y. Farnum. lanl 10 Milton Plantn; !. W
Kendall 10 +. r. Kendall, land in No. Greenwood
J. J Perry 10 r. /. Robin son, farm IN Oxford +
y Bsan u {. NJ. Kimball, land In Bethel; j. Il
McAlh,ter 70 q. Hutchins. real estate in Andover
j. G. Crawford 10 4. p. Mayhem land In PARIS; J
Crockett In J. Kelley. lard IN Norway; r. W
Howe 70 A. 4. Merrill. land ia Norway X. \
Chapman TO L. c. Rowe, land in Bethel. Il C.
Perry 10 II. j. Morton, land no south Paris; J. W
Wills 20 +. l.. Wills, fam in Paris ii II. A6
bot 10 u. G.. Glines, land IN RumiOrd; j. French
to ;. a. Andrews, land ia OXFORD VI. \. Pratt 4
Gee. W. Stone, land in Waterford, A. Tay Tor L
X. Dean | Of farm in Hebron. II. NJ. Bearce o
ais 70 +. NJ. Richardson, land IN Norway \. \
knight 20 II. Jackson, land ~ Waterford, D. X
Hastings TO Henry :. Hastings land in NewIy '
G.. Goodwin Il al 20 4 y. Haskell, land IN Water
ford !. L. Head ct ais q G.. TiltOu, farm ia sum
ner: r.. L. Chase 10 Geo. W. Cole, stand on Pari
Hill; =. Chase to Hutchinson < Newell, sroJ'
4 lot on Paris Hill; r. 4. HodsdOn et al 10 A
Hylan, farm IN Byron, Il. BHrueu TO Union Nat
ional Bank, Phillips. land 10 Mexico; L. VI. Ed
munds 20 l.. r. Swan, land In RumiOrd; ,. Poo
TO +. +. Penney, real estate in AHdoyer.
J. +. STANLEY, Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
NOn-RcsidenI Taxes,

In WOODSTOCK, IN the County OF Oxford
for the year 1871.
The following list Of taxes real estate Of
no res dent owners in the town OF WOods for
the year ls17, in bills Commiucd ~ JAMES VI.
DAY, Collector OF said town, on the 10th day of
July 1877. has been returned by him 10 ne ~ re-
naming unpaid on the 18th day OF July ls1s by his
certificate OF that date, and now remains unpaid,
and notice is hereby given that Il "a ID taxes
est aud charges are not paid into the Treasury OF
said Town, within eighteen months from the date
of the commitment Of said bills, 80 much Of the
real estate taxed ~ vii be sufficient 10 pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without further notice BE- sold at
public auction AZ the TOWN HALL In SAID town
on the first Monday In February 1879 at one o'cl'k
PM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
nI,nY.s WISn.

"Oh. how 7 q, visa iny skin was rs clear and
soil - yours said Lazy 10 her friend. you
can easily make Il So ansTered the friend. How 2
~ q-iicd the lr-t lady. by using Hop BitteIs,
,h,, makes pure, rich blood and blooming health
Il dome Il lor me. - you observe Os-2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
GOOD FOR RABIES.

We are pleased 20 sAy that eur baby was per
manently cured OF serious protraeted rregularit
OF the bowels by the use Of Hop Bitters by ~
mother, which 81 the same time restored her 10 per
feet health and strength.-The Parents. UNIVERSITY
ave, Rochester, y. Y. See another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

sometimes the impatient exclamation osG sufferer
from a severe Cough. Queli tue paroNysms with
Ha.,'s Eossy ~ E,re1ouHd and Tor. The relief is
immediate and JHe cure certain. sold by all
DrUg<.s's.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute. oSlm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

) ! I
Bracket, Warren w.. one house, sSs;
barn, $50; - acres land, sls7, tor
mcr homestead, tIS
Davis, Ezra. or owner unknown, OF
acres land, t1s: land on the mount
ain near j. BOyntou's, l79
Greenlaw, samuel or owner unknown,
10 acres land ESQ; situated near u.
w. Perkins farm, lis
Garland, James, house, tS7; barn.
sg0, 20 acres land, 500; ADown a.
the Asa johnson farm, Tb2
Hartgraye, Thomas, or unknown, Is
acres lsud. Known AS a part OF the
Moulton lot OF plains, tlOo, RIO
Nutter 4 himbAll, or oN ncrs unknown
800 acres OF lsnd, tCDo; part or the
abel Gibson farm, Is 80
Norton, Samuel, or owner unkuovu,2
buildings, 80; land, tljO, known as
the Ivory Cole farm, 90
McDolald, Andrew, or owner unkn'n.
o. acres land, mountain, neat j.
B0ynton's farm, s7s, ] ~
Jones. Albert H., or owner unknown,
- acres ESQ; part VI The bOy lot, ~
Johnson, Eli W. or owner ur Enown8
acres land near FOWL Prarcy, tiOO, 81
Lord. Tobias, or oU ncr unknown. leo
Ac-e- OF land tGO0: land near Geo. 80
Lord, Hannibal F. or owner unknown,
{ acres OF land, eco meadow near
Putnam SeGyey larm, j
Lewl- George W, or owner unknown
IL acres land, near The Lewis farm,
ego. 40
Lewis, Frank, or owner unknown, leo
acres 81 }, 46O
Lord 4 Ssnboi or unknown, 80 Acres
ESQ; part bog lot, 5l7
Lord, Daniel, or owner unknown, -
acres, Sl2j; pasture near 5. Merry
field. 90
Rogers Betsey, Acres, sloi near S.
Merryheld's. -
Ridloa, Levy p acres, slOo; Mountain
near 5. Dyres, 30
Richardson. John, or owner unknown,
II acres, as; near Ira Long, farm, 81
Rsnkins. PcrleY, ! building, tG2 20
acres land, $50; psn OF the great
bog lot 4ss
Sands. Amaziab, or owner unk down,5
acres, s1j land near Harrison CUNTS
farm, 81
Ssnborn, Jessie Y Nathan, or owner
unknown, 81 acres $500; part OF the
Burt lot, so called, go
Warren, lchabOd =, or owncr unkn'n,
100 acres, t2.1; land near Caleb
swans, 10
Hartford, Geo. w, 20 acres land, ESQ;
part Of the solomon Hartford farm, IS
w. W. SPRING, Treasr
of Brown1eld.
Brow hfeld Oct. I, 1878. s3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

ClergyInca, singers and public speaker troubled
with hoarseuess or bronchial affections, viii lind
themselves greatly relieved by the use OF adam
sons Botanic BGlsdu. sample and circular free
A. the druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
4 GIFT &!

H..11 OIL CHROMO, all mounted on illumin-
SXll ated tinted Bristol cardboard, with the
name thereon OF each chrome in GOLD and with
gilt border, and are far superior 70 any thing
OF the kind now in the market; anu 25 nicely
printed cards with your Dame on them all for
IS cents Address 10
LOWELL CARD CO., Lowell. Me.
p. q. BOX, a.. sA-6w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

ested in music should attend, as Mr.. Ad-
d'ton Is an excellent instructor, and viii
make the term both profitable and en-.
tertaining.
Capt Thomas gave two exhibitions at
The Academy last week. Those presen,
were highly entertained by his feats of
iegerdemain, all OF which were new,
and we'll performed. This (Monday)
eve, he will give another entertainment.
Admission is reduced 10 20 cents; gent.
and lady 80 cents, children 10 cents. Go
IN aud give the Capt. a good house. as
you will receive your MONEYS worth OF
fur, and help one who is endeavoring to
Instruct and entertain the pnblic.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. W. o. Douglass on Tuesday eve
Oct. s, at seven o'clock. Alter the bust.
ness meeting there will be sociable to
which members OF the Club and all in
teres,ed arc cordially Invited.
WEST PARIS. -Po,stoes are selling for
City cents per bushc.. In 1865 they
brought in this! market at this season OF
the year iorty-6ve cents. Then the
farmer could get nearly a whole yard
Of cotton cloth with bushel of potatoes,
now he can get six yards. Aud If any
farmer wants ohamber-set he can get
as good one this year With fifty
bushels Of potatoes Is be could in 1865
fer one hundred bushels.s and other goods
10 like proportion. And yet Scion and
the rest OF Toe Greenback cIoakers
would have us believe that the farmers
are jus. on The brink Of ruin. when the
fact is tba. the farmers OF this country
never were in better circumstances than
now, and ii crazy demagogucs such as
Scion Chase and the rest Of the greenback
crew would stay At home and let us have
peace. tie farmers and ,Lo country al
large would 90 conte0ied and happy.
What The country needs az the present
time Is rest from political excitement.
and II tho 6Imy OF political manlacs who
are endeGvoriOg to get into office by stir
ring up strife between LABOR and capital
could be set al WORK 81 some honest EN-.
p.oyment. and the business men OF the
country knew that II our finances were 10
be let alone. business would at once To-
yive and any man with a disposition 10
work could lind employ ut at romunera-
tive prices. II seems 10 me ihe: it is time
that every honest man (no matter in
what party be IS found) VINO has any re-
gard for his country 5 interest and honor.
should make an effort against the raid
that Is being made upon the nations
honor and upon the welfare and prOsperi-
~ Of the whole country by men whose
only Lmbi;ion is to get Office, and whose
theories Of government. II carried out,
would work only mischief and harm.
The IVES, Paris Literary and Debating
Society has been organized, with the fol-
lowing officers: PC FicAoti, Pres; Geo
w Bryant, Wee Pres; Julian Young,
Secretary. The next meeting will be
bad on Thursday evening neXi-quesaon
for discussions; Resolved that the Press
OF the Country j. doing more to improve
the mOJa,s OF ihe country than the Pull
pit.
II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

LovELL.-We learn THAI Mr.. Caleb
S,eArns fell from 50 spple tree last week
aud sustained severe injuries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

West WOODSTOCK.
McAllister or unknown, part go 81 %
Same, ~ 20 20
Packard. S. or unknown Elean.
or Estes stand at Pinhook 81 225 : G5
Wright Mrs. T.. r., or unknown
LOT near schoolhOuse NJ Pin
hook, ~ 81
do wood.loi North Sv.
gotCh ROAD, ~ 20 - -
Laphsm " Boo unknown stand
at Bryanrs Pond, ~ . 200 Is 20
East Woodstock.
Paris, V. K or unknown, - 100 30 IS
Same, % TO- l15 81
FeltJ. NJ, or unknown, Proc
tor farm, so called, - 100 325 s45
Mason, A., or unknown > 100 70 -
Childs, or unknown, Gore 4. : ~ IS
Woodstock, or unknown, SO.
part ~ ~ IL
Packard s or unknown, part 20 30 Sc
Abbott Il Chiias, or unkuiwn,
part Gray farm a. IFS 90
York, l.. Z. ,or unknown part ~
of lots q lD 80 ; ~
Curtis, A. c., OF unknown
Single Mill, ) 40 5A
JAMES l.. BOWKER, rreas'r
oil Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
PROVERBS.


"sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion and
headache easily cured by Hop Bliters'
wise, healthy and happy"
"When life is a drug aud you have lost all hope
try Hop Bitters."
aKidney and urinary trouble is universal, and
the only sa fe and sure remedy is Hop Btters-rely
on it."
"Hop Bitters does not exhaust and destroy, but
restores and makes new"
Ague, Biliousness. drowsiness, jaundice, Hop
Bitters remove easily"
"Boils, Pimples, Freckles, Rough Skin, erup.
tons, impure blood, Hop Bitters cure"
"Inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs cause
the worst Of diseases. and Hop Bitters cures them
ALL"
"More health, sunshine and Joy in Hop Bitters
than in all other remedies"
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief is
the best.
/ xsT,D AZ T. nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County of Oxford, and assume Il
the trust of Administrator of the estate OF
JOSEPH +. EMERY, late OF Greenwood.
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons IN
debted TO the estate OF said deceased 10 maze
msnds thereon TO exhibit the same TO
ALFRED L. ANDREWS
liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
SAYING "GooD MORNING" IN HAYTI.

TO me EdttOr or The TrfbHhf.
SIR: This morning found IN corner OF your
yalua Ole paper generally devoted 70 what you call IN
eish or American wit and French nonsense, smali
paracraph copied from The Cincinnati Commercial,
which in my opinion does injustice 70 The Hdytan naiior
70 which belong as well TO the late Hon Ben ""de
the eccentric phllanthropis whom consider a goou
specimen OF the American politician.
In the few lines you have reproduced 1t Is said that
among the many good things said by Mr. Wade the best
was that no wonder they Uhe Haytians cannot mann
tain themselves il takes them all day to say good norm
ing"
Now where Il the wit of that sentence In the OPINION
of any American or any other humOrlsti The Hdytans
after having bIavely fought against the English span
iards and French from 1890 TO 1903, achieved their III
dependence on the 1st Of January, 1904 Since then
they have maintained II without moral or material aid
from any nation. without as the Hon John BigeioW
wrote, " the sympathy of any nation Of the globe
II the witticisIn a. means that they don't WORK, a
statement of imports and exports between new
York and Hayti will prove that they don't
sleep all day The country produces s0.OOO,QJO
pounds o. coffee yearly, besides many OtheF
valuable staple productions As the Hayhans,
whether thew speak French or "cre'le" "a corrupt
"BOuno matinee" bat always say bon Jour" good day.
therefore the best thing attributed TO Me-
Wade" In taking all day 70 say good day Boa Jourl
Were l disposed TO Tealiate. could, without lnuch
native Wit % winch set table roar while, To
Charles Coldstreans opinion " Mount NeSuFus
there is nothing 10 IT,"
refrain for by doing so, should. like the American
press illustrate The proyef He That the mote p
his neighbours eye, etc. HAfTIAks
AeC- York, March q ISIS. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
pOVygARD TENDENCY or RENTS.

EXPERIENCE OF TIE AsToR AND LoRlLLARD ESTATES.
The downward tendency of rents in New
York has been steady since 1873 Store property wac
first affected by the commercial inactivity following the
manic The struggle for cheaper rent apparently rot
vet a an end not been Of vital interest TO the tenant
only much property in this city has been rendered next
Ia unproductive by necessity OF continued
The large amount OF downtown property owned Dy tne
Lorillard furnishes an instance The reG,ctions
from year have reached 40 per cent or the rent
obtained in 1873. and the three years leases eypiing
this Spring. cannot be renewed rule AT the old rates
Al the Office Of the Astor estate 10 stated yesterday
that removed this year at reduced hrcs TIC
estate tenement property at Az It's ntcest
I'm This class of being confined to gr0n rente
or long leases which expire at present Ie Duk
OF the estate either stores dwelling properly OF
the better class The manager was unNlllng 70 MAke
any detailed statement I" Tho IMPRESSION no seia,
that Mr. Astor reducing rents OF BIS own aeevru
erroneous Like all Others he Is trying TO do ior btase
tbe hest he can Having rents to sell Is 10 ns interest,"
to make the best possible under inc
with tenants who cannot pay the old rates Inc reaue
ton since 1873 foots up for store properly about
In other words get so cent less toan we dd eefofe
that wear except where the leases ale su running IN
dwelling houses occupied by modest class OF people,
ranging next above teDemeRts IL has not peen ute 30
heavy while the best class OF private dWeluuks sne
reduction has averaged not 30 per een Tor ne I'VE
wears is noteworthy, however that mas oeen ess
this year than any time since the PANE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.

There was large attendance OF ladies' yes
terday afternoon at the anniversary exercises OF the
Womcn's Foreign Missionary Society, connected Win
the New-York Methodist Conference Bishop Andrews
presded and made address Tde Rev. Dr. T. d. ross
and Mrs. skidmore corresponding secretary Oh inc so
cety also made renarka In his address Bishop Andrews
said that the society maintained In India two ophauages
a well conducted school for tho education OF girls, Two
hospitals for women, and number Of Bible readers
who went about giving instruction ana aidnS IN inc
work Of converting India Christianity He expressed
bmsclf as greatly pleased with the ~ 'etys work.
having been permitted to witness it In india Tne
exercises were envened by music, under the arecuon
of Warren Nichols. OrganIst OF st. Lakes Church
The Church Extension (Methodis anniversary, at the
Eighteenth Street Church last evening. was presided
over nv the Rev Dr. A. NJ. Osbon. The Rev. DIR. Foss.
president Of wesleyan University, offered prayer and
the Rev. Dr. Tiffany read the hymns. Addresses were
made by the Row Dr. W. H. Ferris. Of Poughkcepse,
NJ North, and tho Rev. DR.. e. hcCabe. Miss Bertha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
AN OLD MANS POLITICAL ECONOMY.
n M Edtfor nj The Trsbnne.

SIR; It has been said by some pohtlcai
writers that there was no need of any further egsla
lion for the resumption of specie payments" That may
be so; shrewd management of the Treasury Depart
ment NAV accomplish it, But the question arises, can
specie payments be maintained for any considerable
length Of time without legislation TO adopt meas
ures IN insure ia pernanencc What kind Of legislation
VIC want 70 secure the permanence Of specie payments
nst be very clear TO intelligent minds Economy every
where is the great desderatum. The first great duty Of
the General Government is as follows; The Govern
ment stall stop selling gold, and Congress shall pass
law prohibiting the sale OF gold and silver coins ~ the
people for premium. It shall pass high tariff. laid
ON articles that all have the of producing at home
and on all superauiues and gewgaws duty should be
laid amounting nearly to a prohibition. The Govern
neut sha grant no more subsidies in lands or money to
railroads or money 10 steamship lines other schemes
Of extravaganza and shall reject all claims except the
Alabama indemnity claims. shall make gold and sill
yer coins apdards Of value and legal tenders Tor az
dues at home except previous g0id contracts anu ee
tender abroad on the same principle 49,.
What Is there 10 prevent Congress from huoo'ie ,i
why Il "a not as vet DONE FIRST because there "a sDa
majority OF the State rights free trade party In CON
grcss and, secondly because there is majority thefe
who are In favor OF any measures whereby they eau
have a chance Of making a good sum Of money out OF
lob undertaking that they set foot such as
railroad schemes, etc And that is what they want
sued exclusively by the Government and the bank notes
20 be withdrawn To get into operation their paper
dollar programme. they all the means they can to
send all the specie out OF the country so that their I'M
limited paper dollars can do almost anything. Do not
those exclusive paper dollar advocates know that that
theory Is mortgage on the future industry ana earn
ings Of the people that they must redeem by extra
labor. do, and an ninety-three years OF age.
Homer ". T., March Is, 1878. j. KNIGHT.