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Ne1 1aFk Trntfs tRtp.1..
We arc sick and weary Of the shallow political
philosophy which sees III every act OF the MAJ
t[onni authority au eucroachment on popular
rights, nrd which undertakes to support by stich
names ~ acorgo Mason alll JAMES Madison
doctrines that would make the labors Of those
founding onr Government uttor1y vain. We
had supposed that the War for tile unlon had
taught all reasoning tnen Tint the National
Government, MS much n any s.nte Government,
nnl more than eou,e, was s'of tho pcopie for
the people. br The people," The public man
who sa., lnrccivo nothing III the noble fnbric Ut
tratfzatlon, is tlauucrouey Utind n.,tl ignorant,
Equally 81 Is he who cannOt understand that
ll'ncst Congregational elccttons, In Florida ns In
Maasacl'nsetts, IN Mississippi Il. In Ohio. arc
National right. which tho Nation has given tu
Congress distinct power to aseert And protect.
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The doubt whether detectives detect ia rapidly
becoming II certainty. slainr, New Hampshire,
ant Vermont illustrate thu theory That II re-
auires moro lalor and talent 10 prevent the
lDnnging Of innoccnt men,or the defamation or
Eoot! mans memory after death, tim to catch
tho Original criminal
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closely concerned In oil That makes for the pros
pcrity and stability nf Goycranlcnt; IN all that
upliolle national fuitl aud honor.
A DlRntiletl Spectacle.

Efn fdFk 7rlbHNs tRfp.i.
What adlgntnel spectacle the Democratic pnrty
presents In the Senate Of The Untsd statesl Its
three louiost. II not most gifted leaders, stretch.
Ing their lungs In arand competitive dlsp!aY Of
sin,,tlatcd Indignation aga.nst law whoso solo
intent is 70 prcscrya the purisy Of the ballot
box! Reducing tiefr uproar II hard facts, they
nrc determined to do all ia thclt poWor to make
bnllot,ho1-stut1lhg easy mid unbtlnlshabs. md
n1e willing to stop tRo wheels Of Gosern'nent, IT
necessarYt to sucreed.: Bayari alons triss to
hold thctn bark. lit efforts are very mtlch like
those Of man whn should try to stop nn cx-
prc.e.train, going at the top of liz apecd, With
hand-braka on tho rear Of The last car.
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Money


4Mtnlnhts fTtnn.} 4saaldncha {ind.l
Hendricks appcnrs to he tlsoppnE out OF sight
ns n Democratic Presidential probability, and
Thurman Is sliding backwurd gently. Bayard
IL working army lntcr u steady null; but ttc
nraghtt irnsh, youthful TlIlen bounds forward
like I'LL 1nlia-rnbbcr ball. s. J. T.-1SYY-
bar'l s.
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CURRENT OPINION.
Drcatiluliy Decort.

Nslp inFs Tfs5nn6 t7sfp.},
II Massachusetts Is d!sEusted ut the prospect
Of another Butler raid II should reflect upo,t
The fnct tint without tic Gcneral tho politics uf
tl,e Old Commonwealth would 10 10 dreadfu)ly
decent as to ba stupid.
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4 ltc1t9fa1s Scandal.
Att1 3fnfE Tfs>fSs.

Tho Immense dobt Ut Archbishop Purcell, OF
Cinclnnutt, now reported to be over $4,000, 600,
should be matter Of the Gravest concern to the
Roman Catholics, not only Of tint city ind Ohio,
bit of tho whoe Catholic world. 1t Is not an
affair confined to any locality or section. 1t af-
fcrts the who1o Church az body, ind 40 long
ns the thousands Of poor people, mostly manual
lahorcrs, are unable to yet bnck the money they
deposited with Prclate they believed to bo itl-
fala!ble as the creed he represents, the Church
must snffor. not merely IN tho eyes Of Protest
ants and Radicals, but Of It's own members. It
to religious scandal Of the most serious aort;
nnd no ciforts should ba spared TO quiet It at
the earliest possible moment The Roman
Church l,as been the mothcr-bcsear Of all time:
md It las begged to little purpose II 1t caunot,
md will not. npply some Of ,ts supc1a.,uudant
n1ns to the early relief OF one of liz most prom
incnt preates IN the Western World. Arch
bishop Purcell cannot, wn presume, be churged
with anJ greater sin thna the sin Of gross
tmprtlacnee unti alnanctnl ignorance; but
th!s Il, under the circumstance, grlcyous
ain to bcar, nt,d should bo atoned for, so far rs
mny bct by tho pccunlary generosity OF The
Church. Tho Catholics Ia thu lnnss aso 80 notu-
FiouslY poor IN thls country tat they eau Ill al
ford to tnecs tl!e ob!'gations recl1cssly incurred
by tte Archbishop. md the Church In It's ccclcst-
asticsl rapacity should relieve them from tho
necessity Of any such attempt. 1t Is sntd that
tho Catholic workngmen ind seryant-girls Of
Cincinnati have been putting their little money
snto tho custody Of Archbishop md Bishop P,lr-
coll for tltrtY years and more, NTH no rnore
DOUBT VI its absolute security than OF tllu power
q a. tha contessor to forgtys their sns; antl tho
kccplng Of 1uonoy hgs given them i stlock that
IL positively stunning. Tie trusting OF moncy
hs huMlin Catholics to their pr.csts is asserted
to 20 quito, common throughout tho country.
II It be, lilo murtfying failure At Clncinnatl
should ptpyp tile risk Ut tic ct1att,tn ami urt M
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Are You Afflicted,

and wish to recover tho same degree Of health
strength, and energy ~ experienced il, former
years? Do my Of the following symptom, or
class OF symptoms meet your diseased eoadi.
tion? Are you suffering from ill-hcal.h IN
any Of its many and multifnrious forms, con.
Hcqnent on a lingering, nervous, chronic, or
functional disease? Do you feel nervous, Dc.
bili.ated, fresful, timid, and lack the power
OF will and action7 Are you Rnbjcct 10 los
OF memory, have spells Of fainting, fullnes
Of blood in the head, feel liatness, moplng,
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Unfit for Business

or pleasure, md subject to fits Of mtl,n.
c1,oIy7 Arc your kidneys, stomach, urinary
organs, liver or blood in disordesed condi.
ton? Do you suffer from rheumatism, ncu-
ra}gia, or achcs and pains? Have you been
indiacrect in cnrly ycars and
A Victim TO Youthful FolIies,
or carried the marital relation to excess in
later years7 Havo these intliscrctions and
cxccascs left you in weak and debilita'sd
condition? Are you timid, nervous, md loE'
get[nl, nnd your mind continually dwelling
on the subiect7 Have you
Lost Confidence in Yourself
and energy for business pursuits Are you
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dreams, palpitation Of tho heart, ba.hfnlusss,
reetlesa nights, broken sleep, nightmare,
confusion Of ideas, aversion to society, di..'
ness in the head, dimneas of sight, pimples
and b'otclles on tho face and back, and other
dependent symptoms? There arc
Thousands Of Young Men,
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from nervous and phyaieal debility. TLe7'
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or pleasure, md subject to fits Of mt1,n.
cl,oIy7 Arc your kidneys, stomach, urinary
organs, liver or blood in tlisordesed condi.
ton? Do you suffer from rheumatism, neu.
raigia, or aches md pains? Have you been
intliscrect in cnrly yenrs and
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FULvEnMAOraHta 1AIv.r,.@@
ADDRESS,!

70 the 1ncah, Ncrrous, ~,
-Dc0ltttatcd, eu1,o Suffer f,,o,,s "a
!tt-Hentth consequent NV on
-At''0e"tta0, Chrontc, Ncr"' w.
o1ts or Functional .Disoosaso -
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A Victim to Youthful FolIies,

or carried the marital rclntion TO excess IN
later years7 Havc these inGliscrctions and
cxccsscs left you in Il weak and debi|itasd
condition? Are you timid, nervous, md for
gettnl, anil your mind continually dwelling
on the subjcct2 Have YOU
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and OF these Sc. remedies Electricity, in IL,
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Broken Down in Health

and Hpirits from disorders peculiar to their
scx, and who, from fa!se modtsty or neglect,
pro'ong their suflarings. Why, then, further
neglect subject so productive Of health and
future happiness when there is at land
means Of cure? Why not throw of the yoke
altogether, and seek \ remedy that has
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PRoxor1oxs were not always wpn
honestly during tho civil war .shy.
more than they have been since. tho
world began. An ox-o@eer-With-
holding bio name tor q reason that
will be apperept>sayS that during
tho seige Of Fort Wagner, and, while.
be Was Q sergeant, the o6aOer In
charge directed him TO pace OF tho
distance across . certain clear epace
IN front OF tho Union parallels. N6&,
40 tho whole spsoe was inpoint-blenk
range Of the rebel guns, It was no
easy task. The sergeant 'obeyed
With elacrity, however. and did hiS
duty under . regular gale Of gtapo,
canister, round shot and ride balls.
Fortunately, DO escaped without q
scratch, ''but," % be said, 10 telling
tho story, "Whea I'd got under cover
I couldn't 6 told for the life o mo
whether Il was 100 or 10000 PAGES
! should sooner or guessed 100000!
Says tho Captain, Well, sergeant,
what do you make It ? 6o0n's /
could got my wind, cay !, Give Q
guess. Captain He looked across
tho opening . second OF two. and
then ssys, IT'S PAGES, ssy.' Thur
der. Captain says I, you've made .
pretty close guess. Ito Just IA
PAGES. He got htsshoulder straps.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAlN in the right side. under the
/ edge Of the ribs. increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side: the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade. and
II frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stOm.
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull. heavy SEN
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation
Of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, and he com
plains Of a prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try it.
In fact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet exam.
ination Of the body, after death, has
shown the LIVER to have been exten.
sively deranged.
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&oet's Corner.
AT THE GATE,

And where were you just now, Mabel
Where have you been 20 lOng3
The moon is up, and all the birds
Have sung their evening song;
! saw you lettering down the path,
So lonely and 90 late,
Beyond the we'll aud lilac bush,
And hanging by the gate.
Hove to hear tho birds, mother,
And see the rising moon;
And, oh the summer air is sweet
Beneath the sky Of June.
My COW is MIXED, my hens are c0Oped,
Aud washed arc cup and plate,
And 50 l wandered ont awhile,
Tohang upon the gate,
.~- - ee.'-- "7s.
The gate 10 by the road, Mabel,
And idle folks 70 by,
Nor should a maiden brook the glance
OF every stranger eye.
Besides, thought saw cap
I'm sure You had . mate;
So tell me who was with you, child,
just hanging at tho gate.
Now you know just a. we'll, mother,
Twas only Harry Gray,
He spoke such words to mo tonight,
l know not what to say;
And, mother, oh for your dear sake,
l only babe him wait i;
And msyn't l run and tell him now |;
He's hanging at the gate.
Hsrper's Magazine.
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1ht 3fpple's 1'iuaifatpr.
Industrial Items.

A Pittsburgh flrm has just turned
out on % order from Chester, Pa.
% iron plate-the first Of thirty-W
inches vide. 3 inches thick and Is
feet Ions, Weighing 5000 pounds.
they are TO be used In building Unit.
Cd States chip bulls.
4 hog.scraping machine. (which
has just been tested In Chicago,
worked very satisfactorily. A hog
Va KILLED, placed Ia the machine.
and almost u an instant came out
With only . Tow odd hairs on bis
head and legs. g., INV.
The canned goods trade is expert.
encing q noticeable revival. Last
year the business was much contract.
% ID consequence OF the general de.
preston then prevailing, but the
situation now is greatly Improved.
America has realized an average OF
800. 00e 900 per year from breadstufts
alone since 1855, the amount last wear
being Sl8l, U7,64l; $l33.2S2.575 was
realized last year from our animal !,
products. cattle. hogs, etc.
There will be q meeting Of the bu.
sinese men Of the Mississippi Valley
at Quincy, ILL.,, on tho 18th inst. to
discuss the Improvement Of tho great
river.
Great Britain, It Is estimated. now
holds $3.50, O00, 900 Of United States
bonds, anu Germany, France and
the rest OF Europe about go, OOO, 900.
The receipts from customs duties
at the port Of New York during the;'
month OF September reached. the
unprecedented sum OF over eleven
million dollars. =. !:
The citizens OF Selma, Ala, have;
protected home trade by putting 3 =.
local tax OF 800 on commercial trav-
elers. 49, -,
The estimated average yield OF
wheat tor tho entire province Of
Manitoba exceeds 30 bushels per
acre.
It 10 stated that the production Of :,
cotton is assuming large dimensions
10 the central Asiattc provinces OF
The Vicksburg Herald says that
business 10 that city was never on q /
more solid foundation than It IL to
day.
Gen. J. ". Sprague, general super.
intendent OF the Northern Pacific,
eays that tho road will be completed
four years from this tall,
New Albany Qnd.) rail mills have
started up, after three years. idle.
ness. .r -,
American orders for $1,000 tons Of /
English iron orc have been cent
over.
Scotland 10 buying Russia sheet
iron made 10 PittoburK,
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Nothing in the world equals "elAck.
0RAuenI" in female diseases.
For sale by ]. J. McCOOK 4 BRO.

Shooting pigeons on the wing
from Q trap 70 some. peoples best
holts. Some years ago Two young
pigeons IN Q basket and started out
fof q shoot. The pigeons doddled
their little heads Of each step the
boys took, and looked Up piteously
% II tn say, "Please, boys, lot %
out. and the boys would look into
the basket and wink at each other.
The trap wss CT. aud bang, bang.
bonR went the, but " stop right
] hero to say that alter tho sport ~
over the fifteen little pieeont wece
eitting oil - . row on % old mill
near By, WlnkiDg O eooh Other, Thu
VaS uevoe befoge publlDhed.
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| tVue U0oV Will W0H0 CUO WIueE00O0
OF waste lands, now lying Idle and
unproductive 10 Louisiana, blossom
~ the rose."
There 10 not q plantation in the
btate OF Loulolana, or, indeed, 10 tho
entire South. but II It was divided
and one.half given absolutely away
to bona dde settlers 10 tracts Of
twenty acres TO each family, tho
other bait would be worth ten times
more than the entire tract % worth
nov. This 70 . startling announce.
ment to the planters OF the South,
but Il u nevertheless true. and can't
be C0ntroveeted. -
TO illustrate Qur poeitlon, 10 will
state what was done 10 Central II.
!mois, by "a enterprising pioneer
nom the Easy who settled 10 that
State 10 1851. On bic arrival 10 tho
prairie State b purchased elk hun.
dred and forty acres Of land, on the
surveyed line Of . railroad. The
land wss In the open prairie, three
miles from the nearest "timber."
and possessed no advantage what.
ever over the millions OF other acres
lying on the line Of the proposed
road. Employing Q civil engineer be
had the entire section carefully sur.
veyed and laid of into squares and
lots, streets and parks, all Of which
were mapped and these printed and
distributed all over the country, and
With Q glowing but truthful descrip.
ton OF the country and soil, people
were invited to come and take their
choice OF any lot In the town" free
OF price, except only the corner lots.
These the proprietor reserved a. his
own.
On what he intended should be the
main streets, tho owner stipulated
that the donee should erect q Two.
story building 10 consideration OF
the gift, but on all other streets tho
style OF dwelling was left entirely to
the discretion or ability OF the per.
con TO whom the lot was given.
10 lees than q year more than Q
thousand families svailed themselves
OF toe opportunity thus offered Of
acquiring homes and the corner lots
that were previously not worth four
bits . piece. found ready purchasers
at q thousand dollars each. The
town continued to increase and pros.
per, and soon developed into q large
and thriving city. The railroad com.
pany. wishing to accord TO their en-.
ployes an opportunity 70 secure for
Themselves . permanent homo and
sppreoiattng the enterprise display.
ed by the founder OF the city. soon
added very materially to the pros.
perity and population OF the pl,.ce
BY establishing their machine shops
there. and with the advent Of the
machinists and their families and
friends. up went the price OF corner
lots and an increased demand for
sites Tor corner grocery st0ree, and
the original proprietor swoke ono
morning to not only find himself 70.
nous, but what Was infinitely bet
teS-a millionaire.
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AAodest Man.
fOourier.J ournal,1

Something now under the Gun has
been found. It 10 . Chicago lawyer.
who has thrice refused the nominS-
ton for Judge Of the Superior court
on tho ground that be does. not con-:
alder himself competent to disCh1F9e.
properly tho duties OF the omo6.
Harry Ruebens 10 his name. TN
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ACU Z AND FEVER.

DIX. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine. are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and
as simple purgative. they are un.
equaled.
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AFeWC oll Facts.
brooklyn Eagle

Tho Republican party still con.
trolls . clear mai ority Of tho voters in
ono State-Veem0nt. Massachusetts,
being nov doubtful, Vermont stauds
alone. IN Maine, 10 California and
10 Ooio, 10 any event, the opposition
vote outaumbers the Republican.
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for money; and after losing all hi
own, IN the hope OF retrieving ID
loss, with the fatal infatuatiOn which
attends the flrst infection OF tina
dreadful vice, whose end is swift des
truction, he had hazarded and los
the last dollar be held In trust for BIZ
employers.
Mr.. Meek's voice lalte7ed az b,
closed bis narrative. !, He Was 20
log TO volunteer something about
the prisoners previous good cherac
when q disappearing glance from
Mr. Mangle brought him to . halt.
just then the prisoner CHANGED &
turn bis head, and catching sight o.
the senior partner, who had just On
tered and was standing amoung the
crowd, he started quickly; then h
whispered In my ear.
Turn aside your FACET whisper,
ed back. And the case for the peo'
secution being closed
Have you any witnesses for the
defence !" inquired the Judge.
II will call Hezekia Mangle. I re.
piled.
A buzz Of surprise greeted the an.
nouncement. IN the midst Of which
Mr.. Mangle stepped forward and
was sworn.
You have been absent for the last
ye:sFE' h Mr.: Maansle ?" began.
Travelling In different parts 2"
Eyes, sir.
1.-THE prisoner was employed by
your partner In your absence, and
was arrested about the time Of your
return?
Such was the case"
Have you ever seen him ?"
mot to my knowledge ?"
Cor met him In your travels?
If he will turn his face this way I
can tell better"
At my bidding Gilbert turned and
facet the witness.
The effect Was electrical, Mr., Man.
gle turned pale and red by turns.
Zone other question, Mr.. ManRle.
Do you recognize In tho defendant q
young man from whom you won q
thousand dollars at poker while on
your travels ?" and I named tho time
and place at which the prisoner had
met his misfortune.
The man Of iron virtue heeitated
worse than bis smiable partner had
done. He was haltiDg between q
point.bla1k lie. which might entail
the penalties OF perjury. and the
truth, which would cost him money.
Cowardice performed the Office Of
conscience, aud the truth came out.
Tho arm's money. which 0eoge Gil.
bert had lost, had been won by the
senior partner; and the court 10.
structed the jury that inasmuch 90
the sum In question had actually
been delivered to one OF the joint
owners. who was bound to make 90.
count to his associate, the prisoner
could not be convicted.
"0od bless you, Mr.. Porker. fslter.
ed the happy little wife; II knew
you would bring ID out ell right.
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BEWARE OF IMITATION.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on tho
lid. with the impression DR. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE's LIVER PILLs, prepared BY
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLHme, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.