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, 1879-08-18

Mr. WILLIAM II. WEST, tho eloquent blind
tnau OF Ohio, has taken the stump agatnss
ToM EWING, who Is running for 0oYcruor. In
d taceMt speech he saiu:
From tim. Ew1xa's Just inertia Wilt not nbatc
tle ttthe OF 1Iair. For his lcrofgni, honor; for
Ills SERVICES lu country, gratitude; tor his BETRAYAL
Of its cause, contamination. 4 soler ot le
Unlon, who leads llx cou,tryH1on to btooy triumph
in defunso Of his country, aud then surrenters II,
the forum. nil for whlcl, hs melted tenl to saugh
tcr IN tt,s elj sol.ltcr Of the unlon who plHcHs
Tho laurels from tho clIapets VI AIs curadcs III
u1oEy md wrcnthcs ihem about tho bfows Of the
fuesncn ll,oy yanjuishca: q soldcr Of tho Union,
wEu with o'ie hand strewa thu flowers Of memory
llpon thu graves u h!d colntry'A dead heE0ca on
Decoration Day. while With tue nthcr he ulds thu
red-haned parrcldc. who :lIcA ttoso grnycH u II.
ltpMliNlotlHy expul thu! surviving battle. scarEed
comrades Rtonl tho c1npnonta aIA tonurA Of tnaL
capitol IL preserve which tiIc!s blDod was shed.
an! ttptncs thu,n by tho surslynv ''patroiA af
n tit champion Of tl,oso twin Acrcslcs. Int money
md Slata Sovereignty.
, 1879-08-18

Onc OF thu most powerful presentations Of
tho lniseries Of tho peoplo Of 1ntlia was re-
Gently made ut nh i1nmenso meeting in Lo1l-
don, presided over BY A1r. Jo11S l}n1oHr, by
Mr. LA1souuN CHOSE, a native Calcutta law
yor, who was sent to Englnnd fer that pug-
pose by M influential association rtpress,1t-
ing tho opinions Of educated natives in all
tho presdcncics. Although llu spoke but half
all hour, his alaress il describel by tho Eu-
elish press ms remarkably concise aud clo-
quent. Ills first grievance was tho financial
ono. According to liis statement tlo 1udiau
Government Inns recently imposed npon
the natiyo population tax amounting 10
$1,000, QUO nnnually,-the plea for this lurgo
increase being tho necessity Of providing u
fund for uso in case Of the recurrence Of
famine. This lax III lovicd upon tho poorur
classes, descending nj it docs upou i'll
comes as low ~ four shilliugs ror week. The
official class il exempt, though tho!r iucomoB
aro immense. Unjust mud burs1ensolno .as
this tax Ia, It foil upon tho people with still
moro crushing woight WHOM they discovered
thut tho outiro amount derived from il was
diverted from ITS legitimate purpose and ap-
piled to thu expense Of tho. Afghan war-
which Mr.. duosE denounced a. n needless
mud aggressive war, mud ono Which tho poo
rlo Of In1ia did not favor, aud which s1r.
Nnral1r spoke Of, amid grent popular ap-
plaso, rs war begun IN folly aud wicked
ness and ending Ill an igno,nInious peacs.
Mr.. GiiosE further complained of the gagging
Of The press, and gayo an instance Of tho
silencing of ono Of tho bcst papers In Iulia
for printing letter that VIVA Objectionable
to tl,o Government. IIo bitterly denounced
tho disarniug of tho people rs au indlguity,
mud u l.nrtlsl.ip also, ~ it Inn deprived tue
neuplo OF uytry 1ueaus Of defense iu many
Identities whore their lives aro constantly
exposctl 10 tho attacks Of suyags boasts aud
their herds aro always id danger. lie also
condemned tho repeal Of the COTTON duty,
which, whilo II rolioyc,l tho La,,cash,ru
manufacturers, lad .unlo scrlnus deficit in
tho Indian ruyonuvs xAicl. lal 10 ba SUI.
Piled by taxation.
Onu Of tl,u strongest grievances presented
by Slr. GuosE WIS tho cxclualou of thu IN.
tiycs fro,a any share In tic administration at
, 1879-08-18
mrs. spRAauE's SECOND STATEMENT.

Three or four days ngo Btnte1nont was
published In Providence, It. l., anl ctrcu-
latod by telegraph throughout tho country,
ns Mrs. srnaarEsversion Of tho unfortunate
scatplnl nt Narsagansott pier. Nov anotlor
mud mora elaborate stntomeut, published
elsewhere In this issue, from tho samo Indy,
IL put forth in tho slnpo Of mn ILL
tcrvicw with reporter for tho Now
York SIN, in which Mira. SpRanuE ~
represented M Rnying that sho Ind acnt
for tho reporter for tho purpose Of giving
public expression to l.or sido Of tho case.
In tho first statoine1t Mrs. SrnAuuE referrotl
to her ll,,sbnnd III tho harshest possible
terms n gooil dcnl Of the samo feeling IL
manifest III tho Inter interview hut Mrs.
srnAouE Denies Tint she INDUCED in rccrimi-
nations at tho subsequent meeting which
occurred between llor h1lsbnnd mil herself.
In her Providence statement, Mrs.
SrnAouE tlwclt especially t,pon her husbantsa
persecution Of tho German professor, md
said TINT "tho nttsmpt 10 complicato Nr.
CoNKL1sa with tho mattor is Rbhursl": slio
atlt1od, a1so, Tint "A1r. Coykr1xa wns rs lltl-
conscious 81 laraclf that Gov. SrRAauE
sought occnsion to cnnct tho tragic role of
tho injured husband" mud tilnt, "if any hos
tile words were exchanged botwoon MIR.
CoSKEsn md Gov. srEAauE, they aiono
know what they wero, Tor no one else heard
the1n." This ii the purrort Of lilo 'irat
statement, emitting the harsh cliarncter'za-
tion Of Mr.. SrRAuuEs conduct. Sho says
her husband Is morbi.lly Jealous. bnt has not
Ind from her tho slightest cause for 1t. sho
rol"tes d surprising story Of hia rcfuanR to
pay for tho pHssnr'go OF some colts, nntl
clnln,a tint o'1t oi this gr0w lii8 qunlrel Will
Senator CoSEhtSo. Airs. srnAnuE sayS that
hor husbands jealousy Of tho Senator
begnn mora thnn yonr ago, aud that sho
knew Of lor husband having mora recently
written n lotIor to Il friend in which l'o to-
clared his purpose Of killing both senator
CoNKL1Sa an1 Prof. L1ScE; thnt s!ie " COLI
siaerod there was no impropriesy in a1r.
CoNKL1Sa's visiting her house for'tho pur-
poso of giving advice ahout tls management
Of tue esato" tint slo witnessed AL OK
citing scene between hor husband anil
, 1879-08-18

Tho question, Wlcro shall he live? iB CIV
ing the ox.Khcdivo q great deal Of trouble.
He has an unpleasant habit Of running into
dobt On tremendous scale, mud the different
Governments seen, somehow to prefer lis
room to his company. To wnrted to
60 to housekeeping III Algeria, but tho
French Government failed to perceive the
advantage Of such II location, and, now TINT
tho Powers hnve hgni1led tllcir willingness
that tie doposed Viccroy shall bccomo cit
izen Of ConBtantinople, tho Snltnn objects TO
having IsstA11 for noiGhbor, aud he is still
looking for house to rent
, 1879-08-18

There Is somo prospect TINT, through tho
Introduction Of now issue In Virginia poll
tics, tho Democracy uf that stato may find
itself so divided Nh to impuri1 its supremacy.
It 80 happons TINT tho ao-callcd Conserve
tiyes aro committed to The policy Of roru-
diating tile State tlobt, while tho Radical
scalnwngs, carpethaggers, md niggers, rs
tho followers Of nopub|ranism aro termed
by tile F. F. V.'s, aro solidly in favor Of
redcoming the credit Of tho stuto by pro-
yiding for tho adjustment Of lis debt.
For wonder, tho entire body Of tho Demoe-
racy Is not unit in favor Of repndiattou,
there being strong element which coincidoa
III tho Republican itlcn TINT such course
would 10 dlshonorablo in principle anil
r,tiuous in practice, and tflere aro grave feata
among The Htraight-out Bonrbona that tho
DETECTION OH account Of this financial ISSUE
,nay res,,lt III losing tho control Of the state.
, 1879-08-18

who n,ny bo Of my nationality 10 long M
they ara wliito. These nro rot the only owl
dcnccs Of progress noticeable in that far-oit
dependency of tho United states. Tho first
American church in the Territory Of Alaska
Inns boon organized Mt Wraugcl undcr tho
auspices Of tho Presbyterian l'oarti of For
eign Missions, md n Romnn Catholic church
md industrial school ara rocont additions to
the resnectnbi!ity Of that rlace.
, 1879-08-18

Among tho local religious events Of yestor-
luy cl.rnnic!cd III or columns this morning
is sermon by tho Iov. GEonaE ". SWEENEY,
of the First Christian Church, on tho truu
meaning aud scope Of froo ogcncy; sermon
by tho Rev. II. DunuoE, Of Marlboro, Mass,
preached Mt thu University PIaco Baptist
Church, On Christian lclrfulness; ard au
appeal in behalf Of tho work NOW iu progress
by the Waldensos III Italy, by tho Roy. alr.
TURING. Of Afilau,
, 1879-08-18

Tho lnlo round about Buffalo Inns bean
mucl disturbed BY loavy md protracted
storm. said to be tho worst experienced there
for ten years. A largo fleet Of grain and
cod Yessrls has been for two days prevented
from making tho l,arbor on account Of the
Rtress Of wcathur.
, 1879-08-18

tho first, having bv that tIInc celtpsed Now York.
Tle whole South po,lrs her surplus population
into Tcxns. III lhn minds Of lilo people of Vir-
Rttin, tho Caroinas, 1corEia, A1ahnmn. Ten
ncBsec, and Kentucky, Texas llolds tho same
p'nco tint 1zansaa, NoDraskn, md Minnesota to
in tho eyca Of lie ncopis Of tic East
ern md Mti1dtu etates. 4 constant
stream Of emigration nlso pours into Tcxas
from tho Western States, Including Mis-
tourf, and no tnconsldcrablo number from Cor
ulnny. The population OF tbs btatp In 1870, nc-
eonltng to Tic United statcs census, ~as 8l2,-
h7u, Atld on thia bas[s tho State is entitled so
six Congressman. The next census will doubt.
less show very large Increase In the ,popli!a@
tIop, and increase nropor'ioraItY tho Cofgres.
Elona representation; but whether It Will bo
1urgo enough 10 give nl the expcctant poll.
tlcIans IN the State suat in Congress tctnalns
to bc seen. Gov. 11unnAnu, IN 1870, clnimcd
n population Ut 2,0@0,000 for The State and m
annual inrrcase by im1n!gra tton of 100000. III
five yrars, hu informed tho country, Texas
would oyertaka Illinois nnd Ohio,
mud in ten ycnrs "strlde alongside the
great metropolitan State of the Union" Hy
tlrse magnificent figures the population III 1881
would rcacl, 1000 000 ar.l cntito tho State, Oil
thu present ratio OF representation, to twenty
four members Of Congress. Which exceeds that
Of any State Mt present except pcnnsy1yanfa aud
Naw York. We nro Inclined to Rl,arc tile sus-
pcion of tho Galveston tvtas TINT cx.lov. uun-
nAnn's figures Rre "bloated.h Tint paper's
more u,otlcst cstin,ato is 1,021, ,{1' population,
and fifteen members OF Congress Is lhreo
enough to sntlsty moderate alnbiton. Still II
may turn out TINT Texas viii roll up not far
from two md it quarter millions, making lIcr
Oh mi hnrf IN iiftnha In Tlnn&4Otffr.
, 1879-08-18
THE NUMBER OF IDLE WORKERS..

fTt,a ctr1,% -t.onr tovu IL
:, atroo, .nrooch;no i fow u,obtu oco n
s,ol, cro,rd m t,o cor,,or of J,went ntv..ocon1
.1 s,,o,o ,.~,,t, ,v.r, r,,,,1o1 liz ~, o,c,t.
h,ur ,vor1--ton.,,o,r INV -horonn,o bv n
1,,a,,o, II. ,o;,7
,.n,a.a ,..,, a mn mn =, ,,,.,.,,z l., ,,o ,orn.
tr,, md . :p1 {}il i,lo ,ncn. rhr latter were CON
Htllpcr.. and tho fusu,cr were supporting them.
by withdrawing this surplus labor from the mar
Se when woa'a oc ,ons oy isssenlns @ % 'ns 1sats o.
,snii ~. .cnrn.. an H., uaross,,,.. NJ ,rn,l.
men would moi Tx thr rate."
Tho assertion th.t there aYo Two .aufl.a.l,alf
million man in tim limited Stntes at this tim
wanting work and cannot find it is natlo hy
n lnaye for n,,rppses of docap,iou or uy MI
ipnorau,as WHO doesn't know what l,o In cal,-
bling about. IIo SAYS there arc eight millions
of worker, in tl,iY country. Grnntcl lint
ouo ful. haIs IRE acricuiturists md work on
land This loayes four millions for tho cities
and towns. gubtract Hrsuor's o,50O. .ODD
md it only loayoy 1,:5oo. GOO nj wor], in nil
employlncnts except farming ii, the United
Staten, According to thjs yeracious story.
q, mechanics mud luborers ont Of orcry 10
throughout the Union arc existing in a stato
80 ;,,sa,,.,,,n,. ;,,..an, e.,1 .,,,, =. ~. ~
~ 49,, &C.,, a,,,.t,;,.. H., r.s,. J.; &c.,
.,r,;a., .1,;, f'.,,an. 1,,awo, c..L ~, ~ A.,
porsoug WHO ca,us within enr-sllot of him,
The conclusion ho drew from lis ridculo,lB
state1nons wns tl,at tho only why to find
,~orl, w. tho,o ~ ~ vo.t ,nossos of ~ ;d,o ,aaa
,',aa ~, u>n,, ,..hn ,,a,.o .:."a.'as''
.r..n =. -. $780,
',t,,t shnmr, ,,or aa. nwt ,,,,x<.;".. "..
81, ,a,, ,,a,.a, ,n,,,.. .,,c,,,,7 .,s1.. 70
40 '.,.,s" 49," .:." ""1 ~ - 49, s,s,.
1.ar, .rl.roI.,, r ~. nm lila na,, ,ra,,d ,sa
sn,.;,,.,1 ,v;.,, .;,nn,;anr rr,,a ,,",.,a .,.,,,
49,. ~ 1nr nm =, D,nna,., - 1'.'s,....
.o -1a.."', '.- .aa.a 49,. It's ~ 49,
~ .,",l 49, -. H.. s".., o .s..'' ~
11 nA . "a,s -, ~ ra.,'., 49, ~ .,1, 1s" ,n, -
T,,a,,., @ ,,,, ~ ,"e,,,, % ,.a =. m .sa.,:'a -, ,o.,
= ,s tp"' ' ";1,. -. .,'1 w. .'aaso '"o .'"'1
VIII a'ons o,.ae 49, ;. 49, ~. ~ ,r,' "aa I'M. l,s
""y, ~ ~ ,,',,. sso aoa ,'"' ".A 10y
soa g.. o ~ a..'"1, 49, n"'.' .oo t..'oa - -"
m.:' asA ,a'.3, "" -" ,au,,,,. | a.a 49, - 49,
.a'"s "'"'@ ~ 'o''''' "n0 ''4' soo'' A'A's
A'6a'
na'' "ne'' VIZ e'' "o"1 u VI" ls.sla 1"c's
=. s'4o oa''' NV NV '"oo'eA - NY ~ WV
on''oi o.'''': !" ~ snl' 1''o o1t ~ o'nplos.
!
, 1879-08-18
tn tho wito!lory nf archory

III l1B "ANl0Et III hSGfAuI3
To cach fair ,natt!cn roes;
Int what's tnoru natural than That
She should 20 In fur bows!
Or III tl,cro Il snora innocent
And quito hccun,iHg thing
THU for t!lu swuut toxppAIlitce
Tu Eet 1oyers OH a alrtuE!
Since target married. = won,nN's aim,
Why should shs not te bold
To ulaku Il hit II thnt atso nlay-
4 hit aMd 9et t!.o gold!
Fair ascher, thaM w1losc archer aro
M Htt.ar eyrs q! ll.le,
G1o1-fortano wAsrebD'er you range,
l'e It tho tot of ,cw.
Whoever may yonr LAYER be-
All. butt wesa l thu Wight
1lny 10 moan hus,uuuA rarionsly
Though i,e toxophtlltel
Irletlgo you bottl within thfs cup
OF In1cu Ut tial!ia'H gsapa;
Mny yau from every danKtr hAyo$
Mors than M arrow 'scapoI
Aud may your lifu with happiness
lie Arlu,nl!ng W Etyur full,
With us ll,8 l1utrs Of ali your c!latlns,
Of babies fair a VuIyGF full.
, 1879-08-18

rersona unablc to obtain THE TnrnrxE at News.
ATencict Or fsallsoaLTrans will pca%c report t.
facts w. giving dates and particulars In order that
NC NAV correct mich deficiencies Of supply.
Tor tho greater convenience Of those Wishing 10 avoid
tho necessity Of trip 10 TnE TnHrxE atre. arrange
mcni lnyc bern perfected for receiving sal! adscr.
ltrcncn.s by telephone. This Office Is supplied with
boil, tho He'll mil the Eltson snsEtcnts and rcapons'
bic parties send their advertisements at nny honr
from to II IN. by clcfhono direct to thIs oarc.
Orders for the delivery Of TME rHtnrSR at Evanston,
EnR1cwooi. and Hyde lark left III The countns'Foal
Nill1cgrtyc trOrlpt attention.
, 1879-08-18

1sEw BUTLER Is agatn making fuss In Sins.
sncllusctts, Iii tho frcc-f0r-nl rncu fur l}oyrrnnr
1fo Ia as uneasy in private ltfc AZ a fish ont nj
wntcr, but tho ucoI,'o of Massachusetts sat
down heavily on tho old follow Inst full. nuI
now propose to alt still and $cu hin aotirln,
, 1879-08-18

btrlp to Franrc 10 rot1nl of thu Algerian tson.
ttcr' English officers, IT. eays, nrc drilling tia
troops, and Enu!ist, engineers arc fortltyi,r.
Tangter, md The heavy guns Just mounted tlc,s
tnvo Engltah gunncrs. England accorsl!nr to
tho l'fonittnr, Is nfrni1 q 9snnist, conquest al
Morocco would prejudice Gibraltar.
, 1879-08-18

4 great deal Of disafErction Ia evident among
Ito Democrats Ut Franklin County, Uhio. At
4 tnoctlng of thu County Comtoittce at Column
bus recently. II WAS reported tl.ut twenty OF ths
hest Democrats anl most actYe workers woro
using all the!F influence to defpat their party's
..L,l$
, 1879-08-18

MArr II. CARPENTER, soto rore: II mn N
sorry toF VT. CoSEMsu I ycntured to punth
him in tic rilm ohce or twIcr, ud expostula,n
with him When Mrs. srnA0uE was sweet OF him.
blit Ito Indignantly repcllcl all supt faniliar&.
, 1879-08-18

times" sponters il gone, on'l 10 find MI
n',dionoo 10 give tllom hearing It in nccos"
snty to mount store-box on strent-eorner
III tho ovonpg and howl their blathcr ansl
bosh Mt tho rnsscra-hy.
, 1879-08-18

TIE CnroAno Tn,nrEr has established brnnch oftctA
fortc RECEIPT Of Subscriptions advertisements ~
fepwss
NEW Ynt,K-!soon, 20 Tribune nui1dIn9. F. T. A!u.
FApnrN, Manager. ...
rAttS Francc--So. 10 !luo Dc Il Grange. Ilatccrc.
II. MAnLEH- Agent. ..
LOSDuE. EnR.-American Exchange. 44s strant.
nENHr r. HtLLtu. Agent.
WAsIfINuTUN d. C.-13i0 ttreeE
, 1879-08-18

The rarIs .noatftur Of q recont date muaes the
assertion that thu British Government las for
year bcun lsclpfn. tlu Sultan Ut Aorocco to pre-
pare fur cunlet With hpaiu, rs ulu latter Aas
hauItrIGs ivr unuc1allon. ul,l would Coueele
, 1879-08-18

Tia following aro The eggs wslic1. tic Clmta-
natl hdxt''e proposes to have hutccd IN ortuhpr:
FosrnH {Rup), GEO; EwiHn (Dcnl.). :Als, ,ga,:
rlArr {flat), II, ,G}3; sTEwA1tr t1cetotaih 4,ls3.
, 1879-08-18

Tha Now Turk Sun's saspint e.l!tor Ia tnper-
l,l3 oE. From krakens, oa-constrlctors, antl
rattttBnakus as big rs pins logs, ho has gone OIL
improving TIL now ho pn!y secs "horso:,ar
snakes" With u continuance Ut lhu bromide
Treatment md the waschfulness Of friends, tho
,,nllappy man will doubtless By fu9y reasorcd TO
his Right Eltl.d by thu thus thut Als DANA TO-
lurus from Europc.
, 1879-08-18

Tho reports Of tho serious illness Of tho
poro aro contratlictcd ly n Paris paper, and
tho announcement il mado through the vari-
ous Nuncios that lo will not loayo tho Vat
, 1879-08-18

4 German professor, named Bloz, has
inst written book On rreslytcrIanlsu,. Tile ppu.
pie building lint fatll call 1,osy~-
l.r,Iye tllpr drrtrtnc prthotox
1ty Apostolic ltlux Ht1A lSupx,
, 1879-08-18

Chicago Is mot tho only clty that bas a ti'thy
river Oh It's Inn,ts. Tllo prt;ulu ot Milwaukee,.
the newspapers, tlo Common Council, tho
Boaru vi Health, md tho lIuard OF I'ntlto
Works aru nll very mcclI ng.satcl abailt the
,,asty condition Of tt. river. and discussing
different methods OF relief with MI carneetncsB
which slluws tl,ut icy lncan 10 tctncly tho OWL
right speedily. 1t II TIC aIr They nreaIhe MD
nut the waller they drink that they aro con-
ecrt,ed abaut,-lhc usual beverage Of tlu ay-
eragu MIlwaukccar being lager bcur.
, 1879-08-18

The st. Louis Republican prints M artic!e
upnn ''I'races Of Prehistoric 1'aee' We haven.
read IT, hut knppuso It coniu!na Heres OF b!opta.
ulics of ita editors. Uas contslnpurary's egoIisa
u nEsu{Icrallp,
, 1879-08-18

Tcrritor!ally, Texas IL the Emniro btaeo, and
tts rl,,xrus elattn that tn 1850 It wlll bo thu
fourth, II not tAirL. in population. aud lu ld3J
, 1879-08-18

ftnyrrIy'H Tllrutrr.
Dehslarn tsrct. rori'sr 0f Monroe. Engagement
OF the Uztoi.a aauarr Tl1cAsrc Company. "TAo yauk'
cr.s Daughter"
, 1879-08-18

Prof. FRANcIs Il. WALKER. Of Yale College,
who ia one OF The most prominent hl-tnotalllsts
III the country, md served ~ one of tic Amer
ieau Silver Commission wh!ct, met In raris lust
summer to discuss the subject Vi the rctno,,-
citation OF SILVER With representatives from tho
different nations IN Europe was III New York
city The other dur. 4 Tribune reporter Ut TINT
city asEed hiul whether l,u bull read Congress.
man ". D. KEtlEY'a account Of Ills interview
With BISMARCK, a1id II lie had nnythlng to aay
OIL the subject Of the v!evs which DisMAnck
then expressed. Prof. WALKEn replied "tl,at
ho hes!tatcd to aay anything directly basel On
tl,e report of Tint interview, but lio would say
i1,at he WIS convinced that tlic reconciliation Of
siisrr 'ras inevitable H., Germany at no distant
day. lie was unable to assign any reasonable
explanation for its ever having bcen tcn,onc-
tszcd there, md thought Tint 1t was attributable
to sort OF craze which followed the grent sue
cess Of the German nrmy over France. Ger
many locked on England as owing her prosperity
to her single standard, Md thought that so
Might nt once ahnrc this and further cripple
FrAnco by 1eprcetat!nE her silver currency II she
should ndopt tic single attilnrd nso, mud tlts
pour yaBt quantities OF silver into France. The
financial calaln[tles uuucr which Germany fs ut
present suffering rruf WALKER attributes to
tic adoption II this course, nnt he predicts TINT
Germany can never rcvoFer her prosperity uutll
she rcturns 10 the double standard. When Ger
many does thus return, Franco, Holland, scnn-
tlinayia, md tic United States cau unite With
her. With such uulun as this, the body Of sit-
yer would he 80 distributed that gold nud silver
coulh tlunt togcther at fixed ratio, say fifteen
aud oile-half to onc.''
, 1879-08-18

N1FTIFHEFN 1HCH(rVs
Maatton rtrect. between Dcar1Urn md State, En-
gagcnCns Of Juhn pt1lun. +uur Scxt Presidents Ut
THO T]nrk lIosst."
, 1879-08-18
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
POSTAGE.

For tho ltncnt Of our pntrona who desire to acnd
anRln c6pies Of 1HE TntBrSE thtonRh tho nlaiit We
give herewith the transient ratio Of r0stagcs
fttNs<f!r, FIR rnnH.
Esht and Twelve TaED Paper. crnts
EI1tcrn FaKr fapcf.. 3 cent?
fhrffgn.
EtRtt and Twelve faso cents
Hl1teen Fare Paper ceata
, 1879-08-18

- HlH51 I'LL" FhFII9 t1IIfi1H 70 Wrong,
1roildcfs tuo shurt, ut ef,at t4u longt"
--.fep Tork E,rpress.
--'Atas! how ent1ly .htngs 40 wrong
Hul tuo short mud legs ton long!'
-E.HcjHnati Eoianlerctu'.
-"A1as! how cnsily things 20 wrong
Shost III whent when Jin, Kcrnt Ii Iongl"
, 1879-08-18

The ofroto journalism Of tho East ,nny ~
well retire from ynln contest wttl, tho moro yJr-
orora journalism OF tho freq and boundlcss West.
We arc prepared to produce. on abort notice.
man weighing 7t}4 pounds who can drink moro
hcer and cat more fried liver, clans, putty, bullcd
sawdass. and French entrees In lcsa time than any
other man; ontwa1k anybody that wears shoe
leather either forwnrd backward, or upon Ills car;
Jump higher dive deeper run farther, and lie fast.
CT ihan my tnan In tho universe; put up bigger
damb.Dc'is. geo more md moro ylvldly-colored
snakes. open mnro oYstcrst give moro tatry, and
ret tho grand bonnce ofscnrr than nny body ciac,
anh generally. particularly, and lnlscetaneous1y
ccispse everybody at Ills own specially. Our New
TorK contemporaries may either take np our 1nau's
challenge forever nfter give their readers rest
Thoy !lear us3
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20

appointed by tue several states and of the persons who exercised and were entitled to the right of suffrage at the last general election in the United States.
 All of which is respectfully sub mitted.
 Clarkson N. Pottor, William R. Morrison, Eppa Hunton, William s. Stenger, john McMahon, Joseph C.. $. Blackburn, William Springer.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20

coral vOhe of the state of Louis ,ana returned to Congress and re ierred to the electoral commission were fcrged; and that William Pitt Kellogg, then governor of that state, and now senator of the United States, and II. Conquest Clarke, his private secretary, now clerk in the Treasury department, were priyy to such forgery
 Fifth-That Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks were, and Rutherford E. Hayes and William A. Wheeler were not, tue real choice of the majority of the electors duly
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
WAR! WAR;! WAR!!ll!! !l!
EVERY FARMER, GARDENER, FRUIT GROWER, AND BEE-RAIsER IN THE
 UNITED STATES INTERESTED.

Dukes Insect Destroyer, Patented July 3lst, 1877, will effectually eXter- minate all Cut Worms, Boil Worms, Cabbage Worms, Curculio, Bee Weevils, iessian Flies, and all other obnoxious bugs and insects that feed upon culti- Yated vegetables. It Is worth its weightin gold to any farmer, gardener, iruit-grower or bee-raiser. It was in- vented by practical farmer, and will do just what is claimed for it, and can be bought for the small sum of Two Dollals.
 "~ County and State rights fot sale by wale Patentees,
 pourc DUKE x PAIIoN,, i< ,v. NorristOwn, Ark. thatwili ~ e0''' ' Oi'N
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20

The Boston Transcript rises from the table and declares that "a cater or is menufaeturer."