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SALT RHEUM


nentIy Cured.
Law ONCE Of Chas. Houghton, !
II Congress ~. Boston. Feb. -. 1873
Messrs WEEKS POrfEK-Oentemens feel II a
duty to inform YOU. aud through you all who inter
estcd to know the TACT that most disagree able and OBJ
stinaic Of salt kheum Eczema. which has been
under sonal observation from its first appearance
10 the present umc-Hhout ten 40 NVars-cuNeriuE the
greater portion Of the nnticnt body and limbs with It's
peculiar Irritating ant itching sDuh aud 10 which all the
Nm wn methods OF treating such disease had been ap.
piled without benefit has completely disappeared leay-
fng clean and healthy skin under few days Of pro
fuse application of CUTiCIRA.
can and dc heartily advise all similarly aiicted 10
try the remedy which has been occtuaiin this
Very truly YOURS,
CnAs. HOUGHToN
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NllsttIlantuus.
CALIFORNIA Big Trce.-A fine section on eKhibi
y ton soon ~ go Broadway
NfrRVOTS ExHkISTION-A ,n.l,csl cs.ay

CALIFORNIA Big Tree. A fine section on eKhbi.
y ton soon ~ So Broadway
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical essay
comprising oi lectures delivered at halus
Museum OF Anatomy. the aud cure premature
decline. showing udisputgblv how lost health
gained. amor ing clear SYNOPSIS of lmpehmtu s % mar
ragv and the treatment of nervous AMI physical debility
being the result oi 10 wears experience By mail 25c
currency or postage stamps Address secretary kshns
Museum oss broadway, New Nurs
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-rhc foreign mails or
the week ending saturday. June 2S 1873 viii Close at
this Office Tuesday al $50 A NJ Tor Europe hY
ship Nevada. via Queenstown. ON Wednesday AZ A VI.
Tor Europe By steamship buthmH, VIA Queenstown cor
respuudence Tor France must Dee specially addressed and
AZ "A NJ Tor France direct uy steamship ST Laurent
iiayre, On Thursday at A tor Europe by steam
ny and France be specially uddrcssDd and st - NJ
tor Europe by steamship Gellert via Plymouth. Cher
bOurg. ana Hamburg, on saturday ~ 4. VI Tor Eu
rope BY steamship City ui Berlin via Queenstown Wurre.
spondence for Germany ami scotland must Dee specially
addressed ana ats Tor scotland directly steamship
AnchurA. Nia Glasgow amt Ht II 80 for Europe hy
steamship Wc-cr, VIA southampton AMI Bremen The
mails for Denmark. sweden. amt Norway are dt-nRch"d
by Hamburg ami Bremen steamers only The malls tor
Newfoundland Will leave New York June - The mails Tor
Havana will leave New York June % and - The mu,
% The mails for nayu saVana. &C. viii leave New
York june - Thv mails for t.puwall AMI soutl-s->
cine poits feave New YORK June 81 The mails Tor Mas
sau. \. T.. viii leave New York July J. The mails tor
China and Japan leave san Francisco July The mails
Tor Australia, sc. leave San Frauclsco July Z
rlus l. JAMES, Postmaster
Posr OFFICE. NEW YoRR. june n, 1879
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(Qticura
REMEDIES
Have achieved the most noted success OF nm
Medicines OF VI odern Times.

Messra Weeks Potter have never doubted the spe-
cinc properties OF CUTICCRA. CUTlCCRA RESOLNENT,
and CUTICURA SOAP. Tor the speedy permanent, and
economical cure Of liuinors OF the Blood skin and
Scalp They are. however. astonshcd at their unver
sal success be expected that in the hands
they would fail solely from spasmodc or igno-
rant use Of them
They enabled to say without fear OF contradiction.
that remedies achieved in the short space OF one
wear the number wonderful performed by tile
CUTICUKA REMEDIES.
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Shipping.

-, ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI Between New York and Hayre.
Cumpany's pier new Az North River loot Of Mortonst
AWeriQue, Delurd Wcdne sday. July .. + VI.
PeroiTe Danre "Wednesday. July - 3 80 T. NJ.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent IS Broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL sTEA MSHIP COMPANY
i Pier foot of Canal st. North RIVER
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA ISIllMtS OF PANAMA,
Steamship ACAPt Leo Monday. June 30 noon connect
FROM san FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Tuesday. July |, noon
FROM san FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU, NEW ZEA
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
Steamship IEALANliA. Monday July z noon
For freight or general Information amply AZ COnpany's
Office on NE Pier loot 0i Canal 81, y. r.
Sfkt lAL NOTICE -EMlGRANIs forwarded 10 SAN
FRANCISCO, sOuTlEkN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA,
AfM ZEALAND ami AUSTRALIA.
For passage and information IN regard 10 routes apply
q r SkWALL. n. j, BULLAY,
General Passenger Agent superintendent
LNMIGRA TO USTRALIA.
II steamer ACAPULCO Vi the PACIFIC MAIL s. \. co.
Leaving New York on June 80
Fare $50. including all necesstrics
Apply at the Passage ONCE of the PACIFIC MAIL =.
S co.. 2if Broadway n Y.
ROTTERDAM LINE steamer, leave Com
II pauy pier. adioning Fayoma Ferry, Jersey city.
koIrEkbAM. June 2s sCIllEDAM. 80. .....JulyO
PUNCH, EDiEG co, l.. ". NORRIS,
CTATE LINE-To Gasgow liverpool Belfast and
DAYS Passengers al through rates an leading cities
Europe. steerage $40 AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 90,
Agents, u Broadway. STEEkAGE OFFtCES Al Is
Broadway and pier iOOt Of Canal ~
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n4 wabash av. Chicago, ILL.,, Nov is, 1878 - Nv
CONSULTATION ROOMS
For Chronic Diseases of the SKIN and Scalp,
Especially OF Women ami Children,
Ia

MARY D. JossELYN VI. D
The CJTiCIRA REMEDIES are prepared BY WEEKS
A POTTER Chemists and Druggists Boston, and sold BY
all druggists Price OF CJrICURA small boxes 90 cents
large boxes continuing two and one half times The guam
uty of small 81 REsOLN ENr 4 per bottle. tIrICl RA
SOAP IS cents per cake, by mail 80 cents three cakes
IS cents
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| M PORTANT
ANNOUN CEMENT
LIFE ASSURANCE.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United States makes the follow.
Ing announcement to the public:
The dissatisfaction which prevails
throughout the community with re.
gard to OnerOuS conditions contained
in life assurance contracts and the
judicial decisions based thereon. to.
gether with the public endorsement Of
the liberal uSages Of this Society, as
shown by its largely increased bust.
ness, has led the management seriously
10 consider whether the contract could
not be Simplifcd and certain conditions
erased therefrOm which have been the
subject Of much criticism and miScOn.
cCptiM.
After a careful examination Of the
experience of some Of the best com.
panieS in Great Britain, who have shown
Il greater liberality than has been Gus.
tOmary in this country, this Society
feels justified in adopting form Of
contract in which the following i'm.
pOrlant concessions are made TO policy
holders throughout The United States:
|. Policies will be rlLaJe. incass xii .i.a
after three years from their date.
,. Each ordinary policy will provide
for II definite surrender value in paid-
up assurance, in case the policy is for
1eiied after three years from its date.
3. Each Tontine policy will contain
definite surrender value in cash, in
case of withdrawal at the end of the
TOntine period.
4. The contract will be cOncisely and
clearly expressed, containing only such
provisions as are necessary TO protect
the policy holders.
g. The ADORE concessions icW hereafter enllre
10 tho bcneW Of all policies 0lready issued and
IN force after three years from their dates
respectively.
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In the Anuihilauon Of Pain
ami Inflammation. IN the Vital.
izauuu Of Weak. fHraly ned and
PAINFUL Nervous Parts ana Or
gHn-. IN the CURING Vt Chronic
" eakness " the Lungs. Heart.
and kidneys. IN the Absorption
of Pui-nus from tile Blood
the Pre- vention uf Fever and
Malariai and CONTAGIOUS Dis
Get The genuine
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pENNsYLvAxIA KAILRoAD.
AND rSlIEb STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
IN and after June TO- 1870.
Trains leave New YORK. via Desurosses ami Cortland
street Ferries a. follows
ESpre-. FOR Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, A. NJ aud : ~
daily
For Wiuamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie Al : 80
7. NJ, cuunccuns ~ Cory Tor ntusvile Petroleum
Centre, and The Oh Regions Nlamsport and Lock
Haven. 4. NJ.
Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited Wash.
mston Express of Pullman Palace Car. daily except
sunday. 10 A VI ; arrive Washington 4il2 T. VI Rrgu.
lar at4 30 and 2OA NJ, and lOP. NJ sunday. $50
A NJ ana ~ Z NJ
EXpIcs. tor Philadelphia $50 30 8 20 40 Limited
II 4 NJ l. $3.50. 4 .. g. 80. 3D. and 10 VI sun
duV $50 and . A NJ . o. a. 80 3 80 and 10 r. NJ Fmi.
grant anu second class, : 30 70. ".
Boats of .BluOkNn AuucA connect with all through
transfer for BruOklt travel
Truu. arrive From Pittsburgh 6u5 l0.4u A. NJ 1910
daily, 81 40 a VI . GEO 2 NJ. daily. except Monday
FROM Washington ana baltimore, 300 A N . 90.
40 lO.lu T. ". sunday. $50 4 VI aui 1910 p NJ
From Philadelphia 500 d.ui. % Co., q. lN 30 o. - 80
A ". . 800 800 6;2u $50. and u.lO T. ". sunday
au d.uj. Is ~. 10 ~ n $50 4. VI $50. 10 40 T. NJ
Ticket Ohiccs. i26 ana nii broadway, ! Aston House.
and foot o prshr1,.s and Cortandt ,t Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot. loot Of Fulton st., Brooklyn, ia
lld and llS Hudson ST.. Hohuken; Depot Jersey city
Emigrant Ticket onye. Battery place ...........
FRANK THOMSON. l. =. FARMER.
General NJ iuh.er. Gcu'l Passenger AGENT
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LIVER COMPLAINT
And Dyspepsia Treated by the ResoIvent
Gains . Ia Pounds on One Bottle.

Gains . Ia Pounds on One Bottle.
Gentlemen have had Liver Complaint and Dyspep.
sa, with running the side Of my neck Tor ten
ars Doctors did me no good | Lave been spending
for clht years, and q did no gooi Everything ate dis
tfcssed me got reduced from M 10 1872 pounds. At
last tried the RESILIENT and II helped me ght on
and one bottle gained Ave and one-hai pounds 1t
Is dong the business. and am going or 10 strong.
JOHN H. ROY.
ala wabash av., Chicago ILL.,, Nov. IS, 1878
NOTE.-CurfCURA Is admirably assisted in cases Of
extreme physical weakness when the virus Of Scruula
l. known TO Turk n tho system by the Internal use Of the
CUTtCIRA RESOLNENr without doubt the most power.
fui houi purifier AMI liver sumulant iu the world.
CUTICURA SOAP " an elegant toilet ami medicinal as
ssiant 90 CUrlCURA IN the treatment Of all external all
meuts tor chapred hands. rough skin and tan, sun.
burn and the skin troubles % lndi~
for the toilet the nursery aud bath 10 the most
elegant. refreshing. aud healing before the public
These remedies succeed whore all others hereto
fore n tail because they possess new and original
properties never before successfully combined In medi.
cine.
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n. NORTON 3 MURRAYS WEST End HOTEL,
BRIGHTON. CABLE ;. and the NEW PIER
The steamers ROSfDALE, lDLEWILi'. & IRiSrENAH.
RINERDALE and SYLVAN DELL on -UNDAY, June -.
will make excursions 10 Cnney ISLAND pint connecting
with Prospect PARK and Coney Island Railroad for
BRIGHTON. CABLES and also the nearest route 10 the
NEW PIER landing passengers In the centre Of all the
PRINCIPAL attruc tnns as follows.
West pam 81 West 10th = [ Franklin St Pier 2
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Excursions.
EXTRAORDINARY EXCURSION
n TODAY SATURDAY

LONG BRANCH AND ROCKAwAY TOO,
By the peerless palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Capt Samuel q Martin. famous for her capacity
strength safety speed, beauty. and comfort
TODAY. SATURDAY. JUNE %
Anordng n charming sal down our bcuuutul harbor
passing in proximity the French Naval Rams and
the historic United steamer kearsargc next Civ
ing a u view Of the great hotels and wOrdrous tubular
pier of Coney Island STOPPING ONE HOUR at Tie
famous BEACH OF LONG BRANCH dundiug excursion.
lists the Great New Iron Per and next sailing direct
for ROCKAWAY, giving ample time there for delicious
dip In the Returns to the city al early hour
BENTS WHOLE MARINE BAND on BOARD .
The Canterbury Cathedral Chimes. by PROT Holli.
day of London and heard At n distance vi five miles
TICKETS Tor the entire grand trip, FIFTY CENTS
- MAY be had Mt elevated railroad station where
uckets Tor ride tn and from Pier are given FREE to
PLYMOUTH ROCK cNcursonists Can also be bought
on the piers as usual. -
LEAVES
the foot OF POD ST. ~ R. at 70 80 A. NJ and Pier N, r.
the Battery. at II O'Clock
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- tONEi ISLAND
The First Coney Island Race will take place Satur
day June - 2iday. Friday July "a day. saturday
July $. 4th dAy, saturday July ~ The Fair Grounds
accessible BY all routes TO Coucy Island Admission
25c. 5Jc and 81. Races begin az = VIM A. Enle
man, Prop X Wheatly sec'y SIM Hoagiand. starter
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[MMENsE SUCCESS OF TIE OCEAN

LONG BRANCH
LANDING AT THE GREAT WROUGHT IRON PIER
TWO GRAND OCEAN VOYAGES, SUNDAY. June %
blv. ocean. ana coast
steamer leaves foot OF 22d St. r. alto A and
3 80 7. NJ; Pier /, X, Al 10 80 A. VI and p. VI
Tickets Tor round trip only so cents Pier tickets 10
IL lie lind Lmarl
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the foo, OF 22d st. n R., al o5o NJ, and Pier n r.,
al the Battery, at II O'Clock
S'N ExTNA
ROUTE OF THE PLYMOUTH ROCK cHANGEDiii
ON and after TOMORROW. SUNDAY. June 20. every
day. including Fourth Of Juy, the peerless palace
steamer ...-...... ..,.
Capt samuel O. Martini renowned Tor her capacity,
LONG BRANCH ONLY,
Making two trips landing excurscnists the GREAT
TUBULAR IRON PIER directly in freNt Of Leland'' Big
Ocean Hotel and giving ample time to all for taking
lesurey stroll or drive through this worlda fash
ionsbe watering place and having delicious dip in
the foaming surf Of Its unryalled beach.
NO CHANGE TO CARS AND NO DUSTY ROADS.
DELIGHTFUL SAIL 3Sb 1NvIGoRArING SEA
BREEZEs.
with the additional attraction Of magnificent musical
'"''''''''"' REMEMBER ALSO THAT THE
FARE to and from i9e 9ssaq PilG !'Sgi FIFTY CENTS
THE PLYMOUTH FQSSK VII VIII l sf2s daily,
from the pier foot nd St. R. az O'Clock and Pier
!, n R Battery e 9 PAR ,rrppxoox
the pier foo, Of 22d st. = r. At 30 ard Pier NRG
soc1ck. Returning viii leave me Beach ats O'Clock
'.'Neais OF lunch on board. Prices moderate.
a -FIsnINa nANKs,-I5;yyery ia, day; SATURDAYS
n. excepted ast steamer sEdh LoW WIN az a'p p
~ T. Il. 7i5 battery wall next staten Island Ferry :.
B-Ch Banks. SATURDAY morning June y, and
July T. &C ' pilot See papers ySns ~ v,,.gor
a -A.-sUNDAY ENCURSIONs to Green.
" point Astoria Harlem Morusania AMI lligh bridge.
Bot, lesvs Fulton Market ,g hourly ir'm 10 a w. u9,
wav c. a. LoNGsrREEr. suverinendent
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= ELEVEN MILES FOR 10 CENTS
refreshing sail over T. BAY % the North Shore OF
STATEN ISLAND
Take steamers CAsfLETON, POMONA, and HUNT
NJ terminus Of Elevated Railroads Pier +. foot OF
whitehall St leaving :, o. TO- II, ~ A. NJ; ], 2 T. r.
~ Buy tickets at Pier
WEST PoINI, Cornwall. Newbureh. Round tick
w ets. ty ALBANY DAY BOATS Conveyance. Corn.
wall 10 West Point 81. Extensive views from Storm
King and Crow NestJ Return by down boat
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COLLINS,
vcIGc ~ ELECTRIC
RIAsTERs
STEAMBOATS, auo RaliruloA

through the Pores. and
Aguc. Liver Complaints.
eases. they are wonderful
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i oNS FA6HNp fftP - ccfxpr;
ROCkAWAY BEACH
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
Leave Hunters Point at >. g. 10, II A. NJ. ~ noon
~, , 30 43O . andT p
RETURNING Leave Beach al 20. si5, 1910 A NJ .
~ so %, 40. 20, 20 $50 20, 20 and 80.
SUNDAYS
Leave Hunters Point at o, ~. II NJ. u noon 80
? 80 3 80 I 80 T. NJ
RETURNING Leave Beach at - 81, 800, 400. 40
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Excursions.

Excursions.
-A.-ROCKAwAY BEACH. TO-DAY.
2cEAS ExepRsiqys RsIhy
COLUMBIA, COLUMBIA CoLUMBfA
TO-DAY SATURDAY.. JUNE "a
Leaving west 2tu, =. loAY, West 10Th st, 1870 4
n Pier p North River. ln;t NJ JewsiIs Dock,
FARE s tcENfs Exc6RsIoS rfi6kEf 5. 50 CENTS
FREE TRIPS ON THE ELEVATED ROADS.
=. Excursion tickets which include fares both ways
on the and Metropolitan Elevated Roads BY this line
West Sides, also CENTS Connecting at Pier 2 n. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE
on SUNDAY JUNE 90
THE coLuMBiA Ash GRAND REPGBLIo
THREE CHARMING EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY
See sunday advertisement
A -A.-THREE EXCURSIONS
TO RocKAwAY, SUNDAY.
SUNDAY. JUNE 20. AND EVERY DAY THEREAFTER,
BY the famous COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC,
TIP NEW PALATIAL EXCURSION STEAMERS.
% nyee Sgd eRe S9nie s %o e e
Combining Safety Speed, aud Comfort
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS on EACH BOAT.
Military Bands Martial and operate Muse.
Tune Table COLUMBIA RSPtBLIc.
!
Pier 2 mr. BatyNR 800 A. NJ. 400 z. NJ. 10 ~ A. ~
Jewels wharf
LEAVE ROCkAWAY, II A. NJ, 80 and p NJ
FARE 80 cents EXCURSION TICKETS. so cents
a EAST RIVER BOAT TO RocKAwAY.
SUNDAY AND EVERY DAY THEREAFTER
The Fast and Splendid Steamer
ADELpII
WILL MAKE THREE TRIPS from the EAST RIVER
LANDINGS EVERY DAY. and connect both ways at
JEWELS Dock. BROOKLYN with the
Palace Excursion steamers
COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC.
=. The ADELPHI WILL LEAVE 3sd st East River
ss5 and 1918 A. ". and isO = NJ South 9Th St. VIII
hamsburVh. y and 1880 A. W.. and - Z. VI Broome
ST. New York. 8 10 and iO.45 A. NJ. and = 2. VI.
Aud TRANSFER HER PASSENGERS TO the COLUM.
BlA and GRAND REpIBLlC NJ Brooklyn.
EXCURSION TICKETS good on either buaO SOC.
A ANEW COMFY ISLAND PIER.
DAILY LANDINGS will be made at the great wrought
On and after TUESDAY July l.
BY the GRAND REPUBLIC Americas. and Columbia.
A Alto AND SEE THE PALIsADEs
And VIEW THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
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A -A.-CoNEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT.
"a. NORTON A MuRRANs MEsI END HOTEL,
BRIGHTON. CABLES. and the NEW PIER
The steamers ROSEDALE and SYLVAN DELL will
make dav eNcurslons . Cuney Island Point CONNECTING
with PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAIL
ROAD Tor Brighton. Cables and the route the
New Pier. landing passengers in the centre OF all the
PRINCIPAL attractions. AS follows.
West oath 81 West 10Th ST Franklin st Pier No. 2
etn A. VI. $40 w. e2OAM 9.3OA NJ.
1880 A. VI. 10 ~ A. " 1880 A. VI 100 A "
l2O1 NJ. 1910 = W. u 20 2 VI. ~ 80 + VI
80 +. VI lao ?. w. $50 p NJ 200 P VI
$500 r NJ $40 T. NJ 800 4 NJ 40 y VI
400 p NJ 4:iO NJ 400 i NJ 49O y
800 7. VI o 20 VI 6zOP NJ G3l Z VI
Excursion tickets "a COney Island Point 4Oc. ENcur-
sion tickets 10 Brighton, via x R, 5oc, single iA.e TO
Soney Island fcint 25c; single fare TO Brighton, VIA
X R, use
Returning boats will leave Coney Island Point,
10 10 A. NJ. l. NJ. l2O AS 80. 7, aut 8 p VI.
The last boat leaving the Island lands at Franklin st
and 24th - only.
Returning trains will have close boat connections at
Coney Island Point for New York
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

EXCURSION TICKETS TO PHILADELPHIA AT A
RATE OF 81
FIFTY TRIP hooks WITH EXTENDED PRIVILEGES
On and after Juy I the Penn,yvana Railroad Com.
Beny wl issue excursion tickets between New York and
Philade phia good for ye days at ol -, and MY
p tickets good for one year In the hands Of the bearer
M rate Of 500
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On, our.

Catalogue OF Action and literature free
LEGGAr BROS. Beekman - New York
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A -A.-c0NrN IsLANp rOINr pIRECT,

40 CHARGE FOR BERTHs IN CABINS
limited number onlN OF tickets COMFORTING with her
stateroum aud sleeping Accommodations will be sold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-16

letters and papers TO which they were emit.
lied, and the postmistress, being of the
Hampton Butler persuasion in politics, did
nothing to protect the mails intrusted 10
Ter charge. Properly she was removed.
and ought never TO have been appointed
Frederick n K, co,ored Republican. whose
letters show that be is q Ian of intelligence
and fidelity, was appointed aud the mass acre
loving ID mocrsts found that they could No
longer tamper with the mails. There.
upon they first threatened and finally shas
him, and but for the bad aim Of the
~ sassin Mr.. Nix would now be as heInless
as Judge Chisholm, his daughter and his
boy, or Dixon, the murdered candidate for
sheriff in lazoo &C unity. This, in brief l.
the history of the case. Senator Butler
whose sympathy with the sssassins Is
natural, manifests his feelings by letter.
in which he sets up the usual Democratic
plea. Nix, he says, was a very bad man.
dangerous, turbulent sa5 incomnefent
The facts prove that Mr.. Buffers assertion
has not word of truth in ii, but l. does NOT
appear that being convicted of fslsehood
does any harm TO his reputation. No 6oubt-
now that the shooting is ever, he will oh.
serve that it was 8 deplorable eyenI.n but
insist that it was entirely due to The fact
that Nix was bad man. All the RepubIi.
cans who get in the way of Democratic as.
sassins are very bad men, we notice.
What is the government to do? IL is
physically impossible to put about every
postmaster or other official in the south a
sufficient military force to protect him in
the performance of his duties. Yet what is
government worth that does not make
any fort to defend its officers in the dis.
charge of their trusts?
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What is the Remedy
From, Tho Naw YorL Tr;hnpa

fTUm tne new lOrK tribune.
The shooting OF postmaster, because he
did not allow the mails to be ritied in the in
terests of Democracy and reform, occurred
quite naturally in South Carolina, the state
which pleases to be represented in the sem
ate by Massec ere Butler and by Fun-at-the-
Fair Hampton. Mr.. Butler is the person
fellow-citizens was that he had been more
responsible than any body else for the infam-
Gus massacre of colored people at Hamburg.
Mr.. Hampton is the person who made the
most solemn pledges that, if left UNI restrain
ed by the presence of United States troops,
he would take care that all the laws
should be faithfully enforced, and all the
rights of all citizens faithfully respected
and defended. That he has never made any
attempt whatever to keep his pledges the
whole world knows. Their chief fruit wa
the gigantic fraud perpetrated by Hamp-
toms friends and party through the system
attic use of tissueballots. A state that is so
represente in the senate can hardly be ex.
pected to find local fficials who enforce
the laws with especial fidelity. Nor can it
be expected that public opinion in such a
state will lean rather to the defenders of
jus ice and law than to the murderers of
helpless colored people and the suffers OF
ballotboxes. A tree is known by its fruit,
and the latest fruit of South Carolina bar
barism is the presence of Hampton and
Butler in the senate.
The friends of Butler, the hero of the
massacre, had been doing as they pleased
at the postofice in Blackville. They had
robbed the mails openly, and without re-
sis'ance, in order to deprive Republicans Of