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The cost of the dise-tablishmont OF the
Irish Episcopal Church has greatly exceeded
Mr., GLApsToNEs ostimHte-a circumstance
which Is eNllained as largely due TO the fact
that the clergy have, in many cases. resorted to
sharp practice. Thus. when it WAS forascen
that compensation would be given to curatrs, it
is alleged that hundreds Of these reverend men
were added to the clerical staff year or two
before the passage OF the act. The eX-Premer
thought that the satisfaction Of the life interests
of the dignitarics and incumbcnts of the Church
would absorb f4,9Oo00O; it has actually cost. in
round numbers, GG 800 900. besides fl5.5 Of
annuites. worth. at twelve and half years
Purchase. about Elsa 900. He reckoned the COM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28

Some of the reports of the late English
forgery case contained the idea that paper like
that used by the Bank Of England can readily
be had. But. in fact every piece of ii is regis
tered before leaving tho frame. and an account
kept by n locked dial; SO that only forcihle rob-
berry. which is guarded against could get at the
paper. Ever since the existence Of the bank
the paper for lis notes has been made by the
PORTAL family. whose ancestor went 10 England
from Bordeaux in n barrel. after the revocation
Of the Elict of Nantes. taking with him the
art of making fine paper. till then unknown in
England. Such barrel OF Bordeaux was worth
importing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Advice we Have no Hesitation in Giving.

When young man j, very much in love,
he Is apt to be surprised, and even hurt, if
his friends and relatives fail to discover in
his sweetheart the charms and glaces which
have captured his heart. If at last he finds
that his ardent affection is rcturucd, he may
be scarcely able to contain himself Tor Joy,
and his breast will swell with prid, at the
thought that he alone Possesses so price,
less a treasure Yet when he goes Homeland
announces his success, In the full cNpecta-
tion Of congratulations from every member
of the family, he may instead observe ON
their cOuntenances looks Of horror and in
tgnation. Perhaps they will not hesitate
10 tell him that he has made n fool Of him
self, and the sooner he gets out Of the scrape
The better it will be for him.
But the open opposition Of his relatives is
not likely To chill the affections of young
lover he pities the inability of his parents
20 comprehend the depth Of his love, and
h4's poor opinion of their taste if they
10 not admire his sweetheart as much as he
lie fancies they have uutlived the age of
'ohaahee' and no longer have the warm syn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-28
Ex.Conure..man Vance NJ Home.

CINCINNATI. April 27-The Hon. j. l.. Vance
arrived in tins city tins morning from San Francisco lie
vii 20 to his home Gapns tins evening lie is I'm.
ouhtcdy insane and II IN charge OF Jose ph Alcshre
freud OF the family
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Mrs. HARRIET RlDGEwAY, the plaintin in
n New Jersey divorce suit, says that she was
honorod by the acquaintance of GEORGE WASH
INGToN CHuDs, 4. NJ, and that she considered
the great obituary bard IA dcar, sweet man"
Mrs. r. is RIGHT
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Friends. viii skey brought me To this. for
wh.hoN ann g. lc executed to-day l.'tMhsAcN alone.
u cag--d me tote hung 10y e neck say 10 all OF you,
leave whiskcy alone
Such was the brief temperance lecture de-
lvercd on the scafrold by JACKSON EDWARDS, in
Louisiana. the other day.
Augustine. the colnred caterer Of Philadcl-
phi dlrd on Palm SUNDAY. liz crAluettes had almost
national rel utauou -1N'gh-ag Wal
But Philadelphia has still cu to II q. wash. chids,
A VI, who>e obituary poetry has more than ma onal
reputation lie may he relied 10 write a beautiful
obituary for Ausm.inn-
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The ranid snrcad of Socialism in Germany

The rapid spread of Socialism in Germany
Is shown 10y u few figures In 1871 the Socialists
returned two members to Parliament. and east
l2O. 900 votes. In 1874 they elected nine menu
bers. and cast 100000 votes. In 1877 their votes
had increased 10 $4,000. by means Of which
they put twelve Of their representatives in the
national legislature. In 1877 the total Of the
enfranchiscd electors in the German empire
amounted 10 s.gi3.O 900; and OF these 5.557 900,
or about 60 per cent. having voted, it follows
that nearly one-tenth Of all the votes east were
Socialistic. These are significant figures. and
justify the anxiety with which the Socialistic
movement. begun scarcely twenty years ago. is
regarded by the conservative parties Of the
empire.
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pensation to curatcs at ssO0.O00. but the Com
mssioners have expended s1.s60.OOO. But. on
the other hand, Mr.. GLADSTONE underestimated
the property of the Church. putting it ut
e1G.0OO.0O0. whereas it is likely to prove far
greater. and to yield residue Of between
G5.0O0,0OO and GG0OO.OO0 after all claims have
lppn mot.
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The United States Is not likely TO be so untrue
to the docrin" which she the r.t to recognize
permit the violation her uhigatinus AMI forget her
duty To deicnceess neighhor -Piintmt sur ant H,ud
But the United States has been untrue to the
doctrine which she was the first to recognize"
and the fraudulent authorities in Washington
have permitted an American vessel to go forth
in the guise Of a Costa Rcan man Of war to prey
practically upon the commerce and ports of de-
fenceless Central American States.
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The difference 'twixt twccdcdum and
twecdec is shown by the action Of an English
Judge ut Yokohama in suit brought against
one Of his countrymen for violating the treaty
law forbidding the importation Of opium. The
japanese said this Judge. presumably meant
to exclude opium prepared for smoking. rather
than all opium. whether to be smoked or not
Alter Great Britan's disgraccful record in the
unlawful importation OF opium into China. it
would seem strange to find British authorities
quibbling to make like record in Japan.
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Gen. BANKS is willing to pay the great
American gun burstcr sl13,9i2.65 for his SER
vices. although he would not be willing to como
within thousand feet of where WIZARD was
fooling with tho touchhole OF n loaded cannon.
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That in n single month at least fifteen boys
have run away from comfortable homes in diff
fcrcnt parts ofthc country to seek adventures is
pretty serious fact. That nearly all these boys
have prcfaced their flight by robbing their pa
rents is II very serious fact. Yet these are only
the first fruits from tho evil seed that is being
scattered daily and weekly all over the country
in nashy dime novels and flasher illustrated
story papers. The three Brooklyn lads who
ran away while ago. one of them stealing sl25
from his father. had had their heads turned by
these publications. SO had the four hopeful IL
linois lads the oldest not II. who. In II lctter
left for their parents. announced that they
had gone to Kansas to scalp Indians SO had
the two Iowa bows who stole away down river
in skin. perhaps with the purpose of rivallng
or surprising the exploits OF the Boy Pirate :"
SO had the interesting Oconomawac youth,
aged Il. who stole enough money to buy four
home to become Texas ranger These are
only average sample cases. not the worst by any
means. In several recent instances. prickod on
by an ambition to equal the brilliant fcats OF the
" Boy Burglar" school children hardly in their
teens have set up Us housebreakcrs; in at least
ono instance. ut st. Louis. they have turned
their attention to highway robbery. We repeat.
this is serious condition Of things; and it is
becoming more serious all the while. because
the infection OF these poisonous publications is
steadily spreading. Ii is high time Tor parents
to be inquirine whether there is not some eifec-
tual means of checking ii.
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WHAT rs GOING ON IN EUROPE

The diplomatic negotiations between Eng
land and Russia have grown to DO so tresomo
that the Cabinet OF Vienna. satisfied that Russia
is willing to comply with all tho demands of the
Austro- Hungarian Empire shows a disposition
to bnck out. and leave the two great rivals to
settle their differences ms they best can. This
new attitude Of Austria has evidently taken
England by surprise. The Daily Ne,cs says:
effective interference III the present Her ovcr
mcnt has long mndc military preparations on the
borders "l Bu,ia and Herzegovina III anticipation ri
between England AMI Russia AMI viii watch its dcvel
upucnt get what 1t can ami congratulate itself
linz done without lighting II will hc gind il help its
design. hut will owe us no thanks notwithstanding the
NHnu. dcnals. II i maintained that the Austro Russian
negotiations at 81 Petersburg proceeding nvOrably
and that the chic objections oi Austria against the
san StciunU have met with due cOnsde alton.
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The Times talks in the same strain. though in

England may fight on what it feels is Just cause yet
after spending more than spare nj our treasure
and bluol we may find ourselves Milling ditch over
which others walk quietly to the common goal of their
aspirations Europe, nt course, now smiles upon US.
cheers aud prepare in eyes the laurel wreath
which i to reward first IL would be-
t. the II left alone yiudcAtr
treaties and nght the battles of Europe
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-03
TIMES COMPANY, Cincinnati, o.
sherim's Sale Of Real Estate.

state of ohio. Jackson County, -.
Court uf Common Pleas.
Bernhard Kahn ". Erio Coal a Iron Company
and levi =. stephenson.
ON execution.
saie Al public auction. AZ tho door u the court
HOUSE, in Jackson, on
Saturday. February ?. 1878.
Al o'clock =. ~. of said day, the following Do.
scribei real estate. situate IN the county u
The east halt uf the south wrst quarter nf
sccfiun sevcn lU, township eight isl, range srFs
cntccn ft7l. containinE one hundred and sin-
teen acres muFN ur irMa.
Also eighteen aercs OF of the east side of fhe
south west quarter ~ The south wFai quarter ~
cntcen GO, eHrrptiuH tha fnilowinH described
part uf Hald premise. n0t OF ua homestead 10
the said Levi =. stephenson, o. uitt nrsin.
ntnn 90 the wfst aidr ~ The Rad lradinH from
WinehcsieF % Berlin. AZ the tns heiwtsn Cal.
laghan aud taid hfephe suus running wesi
thirty rods, thence nuuh pafaiiel with sid
ruad eiEhiy ruds, thenrs easi 81 AID ruad thirty
rods, thrura suufh aiuuE said fuad eighty fusla,
to the place uf fEinutua. hNiuM im the NMai half
- the south vet quarter uf srtiiuu sENtn ~,
Appraised q i6iioas. io Wit
flfaf dFscfiheti tract at a11lA
Nuromd dgnrfihrd tract nj ttin
Terms % saie-Cash on day % sale.
on an execution 10 favor of BERNHARD Kahn,
issued by the Court 81 Common Pleas nf the
county of Jackson, aud 20 me directed NJ nhrf.
Given undeT my hand this aisi DAP % Dcossa-
JOHN M. EwGNg, sh'nJ.c o.
DUNCAN, Moore a Airshisc, ati'yu fnr rl'n.
NHu.|1
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SheriT's Sale Of Real Estate.
state of ohio. Jackson Couuty, ss.
Court of Common Pleas
Fannie NJ. Ftrids va. Mary A. Yields st NJ.
faa.fafaa..

state of ohio. Jackson County, n
Court of Common Pleas
Fannie NJ. Fields ". Mary A. Fields q al.
In Partition.
Notice ta hereby given. that 4 will uner Boz
sale ~ public auciiun. nt the door of thc Court
House, 10 Jackson, ou
Saturday. February 2. A. d is7s.
az one O'Clock D. m. % mw day. the following
doarfincii real estate. aituafc IN the county ~
Jackson aud state nf ohio. % wtts
The west half % the nuuih east quarter aud
the east half % the south west uuartrr. also
forty lful acres on uf thr south eud Of The east
half of the north wtai quarter. all in aorfion
seven 90, % range numbeT ninrteen flpl con.
tanning - acres more or les. The following
drMcrihrd part of Huid premises are nmtlnrt 10
the dover estate uf sarah a. flrida. widow %
the Naid John Fields urrraaad. 70 wit The
north half % The east haif uf the southwest
quarter % section iucniy.ninr 90, township
FiTsi descrlbc'i tract. uniacumhsfci b. dow
cr. appraised az fTau.
second daserilsed tract. cncumbcFrd ~ dow.
cr, appraised ~ sll5.
Third dcscrihed tract. unincumbercd ~ dow
81, appraised az e1tn.
To'bo cold la CERTAIN proceedings in partition
wherein Fannie ~. Yields - frilfluuef, aud
Mary a. Fields q ai Defendants
Terms OF -unr-third ou haY uf sale. one
third iu one year and she rcsldun Ia two years.
the deferred payments % be socurrd % notes
aud mouEaEs on tho pFrmtaes anld, and 20 bear
interest az ia rcr cgnt ilplu daY ~ ale.
Given under my hand tbs aist day of nrcem.
'' - JOHN II. EwINu. sh'nI.c.o.
,. 4. Ioncs. atty Cor pi'n.
janaiit
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In order to show the difference irf the
management Of public business in Repub
lican and Democratic counties, we will
mention that in the Republican county
of Jackson. the Annual Report of the
county Commissioners cost for publica
ton in two papers slS3. In the Demo
cratic county Of Hooking itcost 1924. A
difference OF only $64l.
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The Democratic Legislature Of Ohio,
should use the utmost discretion in deal
ing out the offices at its command, for,
should the disappointed candidates all
bolt the next election, it would greatly
enhance the Republican chances for car
rying the State
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Diogenes, we believe it was, who went
about with a lighted lantern, in broad
daylight, searching for an honest man.
If Diogenes were alive now and would
go about the State of Ohio, searching for
a Democratic politician who was not q
candidate for some Legislative Office we
are of opinion that Mr.. Diogenes' candle
would burn low. ere he could find his
man
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The Hayes idiots are wasting a great
deal OF breath in abusing Mr.. VIM. E..
Chandler. We believe we remember a
time, somewhere about the time Of the
Florida count, when Mr.. Chandler was
considered q kingpin by Mr.. Hayes
friaode
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Anna Conueiiyss Improved Redemption.
without Lead. silver, tsc-suiphuf % hrirtefi.
uua Drug uf any Kind positively rrHfufra arag
cuiura % the nuiuhuwl ~ futmnNna uanhfun. I.
stops the hnif nom falling and make 81 afuW
leaving if rlmns Mufis alnssN aud mnfnfHt ita ap-
piirnfiuu canned b. detected Itrd hair chang
- 20 q brautiful hruwus a qmautifN eunlriant
81 last NiM fuumthas f0Nf paid 10 hmN addfrsa um
HrrrIuf uf i. HTud afafuu fuf rlrrulaf. Arruta
wanfsi Addrcas Mr.. CuNN ELt.N, q Bond
-frcrf. n. r. uuNriim
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The name OF the late Democratic
treasurer Of Lawrence County, Indiana,
has been added to the Democratic col
umn-of treasury robbers.
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Nolicr j. hereby Eivrn that there viii - a
mrrtiuE ~ the Niurh huidCfa 81 thN ifrat Nas
tiuuai Itamk ~ jackson on Tuesday, 1mumnfy
= ls7s. at their nankiuE Huueu ~ 1arksan,
ohio. hftwrnu the Nuufa - o'clock A. A. aud
I u'ciuck A.. ~. 20 said day fuT the uufnusu ~
sirrfInN Directors fur thn ensuing Fsaf.
dcctg.tf -. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
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THROAT, lungs. .uYER Z BLOOD

In the wonderful uiciicirc % which TIC nfil ilcicd
arc above directed fur rrliufs tic uiHcuNcrUr hcs
loves be has couhiuci Ga hrrufouH Uurc % Na.
lures sovelciEu curative iT.iuuci, which Col
ing Tire sick than were ever iciurr combined On
ono medicine. The evidence 20 tiiis tactia iaunl IN
the great variety % most ohgtiufc diseases which
it has bccu fuuud 90 conquer. u the cure q
Rronchtfia, severe Coughs. mud tho early
stages Of Consum ption. ID has n.inuiahcd ne
nouncc ID ne greatest ciicll discovery q the
axe While q cures tho aeycrest Cnughs, t
rtrcnEihcns the agAicm ani purifics the
blood. Tsv lfa great ami flufuuEh hinnli-rmrifY-
Ing properties, d cures al Humors. from tic
worst Scrofutn % "a common fklotehs Pim-
pie, or Eruption. Mcrcurlal dl.ea.c, hinerA.
foisons, ANT their caects, are efnd caicL AMI
vf-nr1tia hcaifh anl = saund Constitution csiab-
llsaCL Erysipctas. sait-rhcum, Fever
sores, Scnly or Rough skin, ln short, all
the numerous discasca cIuaCd BY had blood, are
conquered BY ilis powerful, puriiying' AMI In
vignraiing medicine.
II YOU feel duii. drowsv, dchIitnicd. have aaiiow
color ~ skin. yeliowi.h brown spots on face o.
holy. frequent hcld1cie ditg ncsa, bad taste In
mouth Internal hoai 0r chii.s alicruaici with hol
nushcs, low spirit. AMI gloomy forclo'llnTa, W.
regular appetite. amfl tlnguc culicil. yuu arc
tnGcring FROM Torpid Liver. e. (" Billous-
uesz.w o. mlut caaea uf "Eivcr Com
pInfutff nuif rnf uf iLcau armpfnuia arc
iscricmrcL - q rcfucsV iuF Hii such ease. nF.
q. t 'cnccf. pcficrt curcs. Lowing The liver
sircnrthcussi an.i hcfiihv.
solo eY DRUGGISTS sr 81 Pla BoIrlf.
rrriarci O.. n. y. P.TuOt:. u. ID. sols
i'rs..,f.e .eflr. at tle " imAu'n uiaFhNHAHr
lsuIiHt. y g.
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Notice.

There will be an annual meeting of the stock
hoders Of the Dayton & southeastern Railroad
Company at the Office Of said Company, at Day
ton, Ohio ON the second Tuesday OF January.
20 wit January sth, ISIS, from l0 a. IN. 90 D.
Of that day, for election Of Directors for said
Company and for the transaction 81 other busi-
ness ID. r. MEAD, President.
J. q. Arnold. Scc'y.
Dayton, o., December ith, is77. dCci3td
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ma THE WEEKLY
N0hi 10 States m a n
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SIX Copies FOR FIVE roLLAas.

THE OHIO sTATT.sMAN. DAILY AND
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mu tCmcmfs "a prosperity That the organ uf the
Ohio hcmucrncy &C thU state tau tai has not
kmnwu before since o. unimN dhyss when I'M
det the control uf samuel MtdHiy. Aud the
cuure - its present prosperity my truthfuliy
D. attuhuisd Co the fact that % o. nee muru an
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lltglaIcc Co NO clique ur riuE, huf attacks pu-
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lots will be the and penalty charged
the 18th Of said
the will be
the said lots shall
T.. PATTERSON,
County Auditor.
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DELINQUENT TAX-SALE FOR 1877.

jackson County
d.rhed n he a. tow
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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NJ e pIcAL.
SheriH's Sale of Real Estate.

state OF Ohio. Jackson county -.
Court Of Common Pleas.
The W.slston Building & Loan Association W.
William u. Phillips et al.
on Ist order OF sale.
Notice q hereby given, that In pursuance of
an order Of sale issued out OF the Clerks Office
OF said court. on the fth day OF December, A. ID.
ls77. and 10 ne directed as sheriff Of aid coun-
", will offer fOi sale, ut the door Of the Court
House, In said county, on
Saturday, January 10Th, A. D. 1878,
at o'clock r. ~. OF said day, the following de-
scribcd real estate. situate In the county of
Jackson and state OF Ohio, to-wit:
Lots number Isl and lNi. situated In Austin =
Addition 70 the town Of Wcllsion, Jackson
county, Ohio.
Appraised as follows:
Lot number iSl at e1s 3pk.
Lot number lsi 1T si .00u.
Terms of sale, cash on day Of sale.
To be sold ns the property Of VII. "a y. Phil
lips, to satisfy Judgment and utrfrs' iu t1vur
Of the Wellston Building & Loan Association.
Given under my had this 18th day OF Deccm-
ber, ls7T.
=. p. Bingham, atty for pl'ns.
dpc5ffTf
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READ TIE PAPER FOR TIE PEOPLE
The Cincinnati Weekly Time&
1T r.
The Paper Tor the Easu
The Paper fsF ths wssu
The Paper Zoe tha Narthf
The Paper fsr ths ssuthf

Tmu Tfmas - in tho Thiriy -fourfh year % iia
eNtsteurr. with n National thafartrf nud iunus
ence socund % no other paFurs iis patfuus are
~ al PARTIES IN politics. All ANrtA ~ fgii4iuu
All CLASSES iu aurictY. and % every stats and
AeriltufY on the American Continent Ia runs
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State OF Ohio, Jackson county, -.
Court OF Common Pleas
Miller, Patterson a Co. ys. James Kelly and
wife.
On lst order OF sale.
Notice s. hereby given. that In pursuance OF
an order Of sale issued out OF said Court, on the
2lst day OF Nov, A. d. ls77, and 10 me directed
as sheriff Of said county, Will offer for sale a.
the door Of the Court House in Jackson, in snid
county, on
Saturday, January ), A. d. 1878.
al I o'clock PM. OF said day, the following de-
scTibed real estate situate In the county Of Jack
son and state of Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number five hundred and forty-one (5lu,
In the town Of Wcllston, as known and dcsiI-
mated on the recorded plat OF said town, to-
gether with the privileges and appurtenanccs
thercunto belonging.
Appraised al s0Sl Ilis.
Terms Of sale, cash on day OF sale.
To be sold as the property OF James Kelly and
wife, 10 satisfy "a Judgment and decree In favor
OF Miller. Patterson & Co.
Given under my hand this 81 day of Dccem-
Der, A. u. 1871.
Gilmore & Holland attys Tor pln.
decGf5t
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ufo.
a special Agent Cor each Couuiy in an the
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-03
ITS AGRICULTURAL DEPAnrNESr

i conducted ~ gentleman of experiences n
That vocation. aud with ga earnest desire Y
benefit the Farmer.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-03

Bernhard Kahn Va Erie Coal a Iron Company
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-02-21

1t is with great pleasure we an
nounce that the bill to remonetize
silver, and make it legal tender for
all debts public and private, has pass
ed the United States Senate by vote
large enough to pass it, if necessary,
over the presidents veto. AS the
House has already enacted the same
bill by an overwhelming majority we
may regard this as conclusive set
Element of the silver question. The
great conspiracy which, in 1873, over
threw by secret and corrupt means.
the interests of the people is thus de-
| feated. But who shall do Justice to
the thouands of enterprising mer.
chants who, by the operation of that
great fraud, have been driven into
bankruptcy and ruin during the past
five years.
The vote on the passage of the bill
was as follows: