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GRAND JURORS FOR JANUARY TERM
VI A. D.. $780,
Millerstown-James Patterson. Foreman, w. f
Kreamer.
Carroll-Charles Shea fer, j. d. Wilson Johr
Smeigh.
Centre-Peter Lineaweaver, VIM. F. Neck
Abraham Pee.
Duncannon--JOseph Shade.
Greenwood Henry Sarver.
Juniata--JOseph Flickinger.
Liverpool T--Jacob Barnes.
New Butfalo-Jacob Steel w. X. swartz.
Newp0rt--JacOb Smith.
Olver--GeOrge Wilson.
Penn--Henry Snyder
Sandy Hill-Peter StrOup.
Saville--H s. Boden Henry Market.
TOb0yne-Walter Allen.
Tuscarvra-JOseph Leonard.
TyrOne--Aaron Ditty
Wheatheld--P. Il. Snyder.
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Court Proceedings. Court convened or
Tuesday last, with judges Bair and Moss
present. The following is brief sum
mary of the business done, after which
court adjourned until Monday, when
Judge Junkin would be able to bC
present:
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BOOK OF MOSES.

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EliZabethville, Pa.
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People are getting acquanted-and those who
are not ought to be-with tn wonderful merits
that great American Remedy, the
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Osborne Self-Binding Harvester

This is omphaticaly perfect machine. It will
cut from 15 to 20 acres day, doing better work
than can be done by hand, and with none of the
waste that characterzes handwriting. 1t has
the lightest draft and is not liable to get out of
der. Nothing is left on the ground for horse
rake to take up.
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@uet's Gprner.
OVER THE BARS.

Twas milking time. and the cows came
mp
From the meadows sweet with clover,
And stood In the lane, while pretty Jane
Had aquiet chat with the DRIVER
Such quiet chat that 1t scarcely seemed
That single word was spoken;
While magic spell with night dews fell,
Aud the rhyme of song was spoken
The cattle stood at the lovers side,
Without any show Of vexation,
Az thong impressed that five.bar rest
Was part Of their restoration.
And rs Jane listened to the notes that
Right under the bars and over,
Her heart took wing, the silly thing, e.,
Aud nestle up close to the drover.
She heard him aay bis home was poor, ~
That he'd nothing hut love to give her !;
And she smiled content, ~ though love
:. had spent -. I-:.,i - .
Every arrow be had III bis culver;
Aud che smiled content, when the eve.
ming air ...-.l: ~! .-..,..' -
With voices of birds are ringing,
And her lips confessed that slowly nest
Seould never prevent her singing. :.
So over the bars tho lovers lean, a
In the joy Of their sweet communion /;
And their looks declared that poverty ne'er
Shall be bar to their 4union !;
0, sweetest music, 60 thread your rhymes,
Now under tho bars and over! ii
Whore pretty sane, in the fragrant lane,
Bewitched tho heart of tho droyef;
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,ress can only supervise and guard
he choice Of members OF Congress.

gress can only supervise ana guard
the choice Of members OF Congress.
Well, Congress IL now democratic.
That IL past paying for. Congress
will be Democratic 10 1880. What
but gibberish, then, or worse
does Mr.. Hayes talk when be tells
his c0untrymen that the Davenport
law is vital to an honest election Of q
President 10 1880 Does. be not him.
self admit that neither that law nor
any Federal Law can supervise or
guard the ball0t.bOxes Into which
the ballots TOR Presiden ial electors
must 60? Mr.. Hayes gets on the
stump In Ohio to vindicste HE veto
IT the repeal OF the Davenport Law.
How does be 90 about II :? BY quot.
Ing long extracts from excellent and
acmirable speeches., Executive mes
aagea and fOrensick Arguments OF
Mr.. Lincoln against secession, null.
LITIGATION and civil Wal. What IN.
del, the sun have any 0fthese things
TO do with the Veto. or with: tho ar
reat, and confinement Of paturaljzed
leishmenand 0srmsos 10 iron csges
on election. days eimply because they
produce, Z, recorded judgment OF q
court 90 evidence OF their citizenship?
Really, have Africans born 10 Ame.
RIGA ALL rights in tho eyes OF Nj,
Bullock and Mr.. Hayes, and Irish.
men, 0ermsns, Fcencnm6n, SCOTCH.
menu L3nlishmen, naturaliZsd In
America 10 rights uoder judicial
authority which tho Republican par.
y will respect on voting days When
Democrats insists that the natural,.
zsticn certificates issued by q court
OF record shall b respected IN this
city BY Mr.. Hayes, 10 Il . valid an.
sWer 20 cry, "Ohl You Democrats
"are trying 70 make It out that the
nation 70 . league!" NJ. Hayes be.
gins 70 eco that hts veto Of tho Dxven.
port Law will not be sustained By the
people, because that law Vas aimed
by its spencer aud tho present master
Of NJ. Hayes, Senator Oonkllng, a.
the paturalized vote 10 tho cities Of
New York and Cincinnati. , That
law IN ito design and +lfsct Was & h.
val Of the most odious feature0 10
tho origiO and career OF KrOW. Moth.
ioRism. Its upehot will be % die.
gnOeiul apd - fatal 70 IL authors.
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Jtf }efople'S Ti1aieatt.
J. q. coocRovE, 3:
Eaitor L Proprietor. ''''
Published Every SATURDAY. atesning
SubscrjpdOn Rates.

cancy on the Supreme Bench. Ne 90.
oasioned BY the death, Of Judge
Egan. His friends sre determined
to make another effort TO oocuT0 I'M
appointment when tho nov con0titu.
ton goes into effect, and now that
this portion OF tho Stst0 a 10 hayo
one Of the five judges. We 90 0uro
that Mr.. Jack Will be % warmly sup.
ported a. he vas when hie name vs.
last mentioned and he Vas 20 cor.
daily endorsed. re.f.pt
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Grammar In Rhyme.

It IL seldom that one sees 20 much
valuable matter as tho following
lines contain, comprised IL % brief q
space. Every little grammarian Just
entering upon tho mysteries Of syn.
tax, will find It highly advantageous
to commit the ''p0em" 70, memory.
a. BY 90 doing many q "block mark"
VII! be avoided, for With these lines
at the tongues end ono need mover
mistake Q part OF speech tDTi
l. Three little words you often eco,
Are articles-a an and tho. L
'.'f. ..&.. II J. ..et. Il .i"3
2. A nouns the name Of anything. 4.
Aschool or garden, hoop Or swing,
3. Adjectives tell the kind Of noun.
Asgreat, email, pretty, whiteos Brown.
1. Instead ofnouns the pronopuds aitsfsad-
Her head, his face, your arm, my hind.
S. Verbs tell Of sometbine to be DONE
,Toresd, count, sing, langh, jumper run.
6. How things are done the sidvetbs toll.
Az slowly, quickly, i'll or wth.
2. Copjunctions Join tho word, toebttSr-
As men and women, with orwhstaef.
&. Tho proposition Glands bel6so.iT
A noun, y in Or through . dper4W
9. The istertsction shows suiprie, "fs
. AZ oh! how pretty-ah! how awi6e.
Tho whole are called nine parts Il thSch,
Which reading. writing, opeakinf SsAoh.
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4 Gsel Use Fer Hi Barfsl.ss
81 ~-.$o 7 j5H., lHN
tPhilade lphlA TimlAln ,:up

Southern pewepepers ~ djspoeed
70 give tho devil he duo IN aificle9
laudatory Of Jay Gould, the owner
Of tho New York T1lBUNI; Tor hia
gonefous contribution lot. oe0Qou6bf
tho reliee Of tho yellow. teve1 gutter.
ere 10 4emphis, and apme 81 them
60 % tar @. 70 contrast thiD n6ogicll.
q With tho bockWardneso ~" d.
Tilden 10 comiog forward No&hD aid
Of the. cold South n Ito dietreoe, Va
roli : bstrsi down tSas ~. :Et'f
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Miscellaneous.
THE GENUINE
DIR. G. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMlFUGE.
Miscellaneous.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and lead.
] en.colored. with occasional flushcs.
Or a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye.lid: the
nose is irritated. swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling Of the upper lip:
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion OF saliva; Shiny Or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voracious, with gnawing
sensation Of the stomach. at others,
entirely gone; fleeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen: bowels irregular. at times
costive; stools Shiny. not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard f; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompa-
MED by hiccough: cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbcd sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth; temper variable. but generally
irritable. &c. -,''
Whenever the above symptoms
s. are found to exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMlFUCE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not capable ofdoixg tile slightest
Injury 10 TIE most lender 0sfask. :
The genuine DR.. MCLANE's YER
NIFUGE bears the. signatures Of C..
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. 100 .1...t .osf;
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for nominations from drifting or be.
ing precipttsted into one BLACKBOARD.
ism and SANDER. t' -.

ing precipitsted into one BLACKBOARD.
ism and SANDER. '' a.
II all parties shall emulate our
moderation, the happiest results will
flow from It. Whoever may be nom.
mated will retain the full and cor.
dial respect Of the people every.
where; he will have no bitter ieuds
Or wrongs to forget, and be will be
10 the true sense OF the word the
candidate OF the Democratic and
Conservative people Of the State.
And, further, this line Of moderation
Will hold 10 close aud cordial union
the various elements Of our people
Who have, through 80 many years,
stood shoulder to shoulder In opp)
,tttOn to r sdicaltsm and all Of whose
interests prompt them TO stand unit.
ed, at least, until the Democratic
party shall have won the national
contest Of 1850. q
In this STATE tho Democratic. Con.
.erva.tve party-the opposition tn
RsdicAlism is composed Of many
elUments, and the. different lines OF
attack and defense w have found It
necessary to adopt have 10 the past,
created grave dill srences Of opinion
~ to the true poltcy-eo pursue, and
the angry discussions growing out
Of these differences have left, no
doubt, many he8rt.burnings. But
these are Of the past. The contro.
varstee, tho differences OF 1879. 1874.
1876 and 1879 are. happily, dead snH
buried. LIT them rest In peace.
Their ghosts should not be coDjured
up to point their spectral fingers at
thts or that man. We belong TO tho
living present. It is our. duty to
meet, dtscuss and determine the vital
questions OF to.dsy, and TO look to
me future rather than TO the past.
No material interest Of this great
city, or Of this impoverished State,
can be built up, or benefited, or I'D.
vSnced by wfangling over dead 10.
.lleo. No blow can be struck for the
Democratic party or for tho OOnstitu.
ton while We fan tho fices OF party
dtssensions by rehearsin9 like be-.
eotted fools the controversies OF On
ers which, thank God, u now behind
~. i..-.,-..-. s..... f.
Out OF the dark and stormy past
has emerged the hopeful, promtslog
present. Let 10 hope, aud 90 work,
that the new risen sun may. break In
. full flod Of light upo1 Q future
blessed BY prosperity and the sWay
Of . united and harmonious Dem0c-
rscy. under the government OF which
economy will characterize tho Cd.
mtntetrStion Of public affairs, and
vigor and justice the execution Of tho
lsws. Tue accomplishment OF these
results 70 tho true mission OF the
Democratic party, and II they are to
be sacrtdced, or their contamination
retarded, By e0bordinatipg them to
the personal wrsngling Of ambitious
aspirants for public honoro, the
events OF the Fourteenth OF Septem.
ber, 1874. and Of January 1, 1875, will
DO regarded % mere vulgar crimes
against civil order, or reckless Of.
forts OF reckless men to substitute Q
dynasty Of sel6shness and littlonese
tor . despotism OF corruption.
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will be starvation with our boys In
the future" ''' fi0

t VII , 30 starvation With our boys In
RIVER IMPROVEMENT. -.
Are your people taking much 10.
terest IN the Improvement Of the Mis-
sissippi ?"
Certainly We are all wide awake on
that subject, and since / have been
up here and witnessed tho immense
loss sustained by your people, be.
cause OF the 0bstructi0nS to nviga.
ton 10 your river, I am astonished
that you allow such q state Of affairs
to continue from wear to year. Why.
sir, give me 81, 900, 000-that's plenty
and by this time next year / will
have pl0wed and cut up, and the cur
rent will have swept away, every bar
between here and the ietties. It is
high bars and not loW:4Water that
gives tho trouble. II you give tho
current a chance 1t will wash the bars
away just 10 easy as the spring sun
melt0 the winter snow. There % no
scientific engineering necessary. All
the dykes, dams, etc., being placed
10 the riv-r to control tho channel
are mere wastes OF time and money.
They can never accomplish any per.
msnent good. Ny plan will give
plenty Of water for your ocean steam.
ers TO come here every day 10 the
year. and will also lower the surface
Of the river as to eflectually prevent
0verdoWs. My work can be done for
lese money than it will cost the mis-,
stseippi Commission" to make its
first survey, and In lees time than It
will take TO complete that survey. "A
halt dozen cheap. small boats, suit.
ably fitted up TOR the service, and
which could be run at an expense Of
e75 per day each. II put TO work next
epriog whom the river IL high and
kept ct work until the river 10 low is
I'LL that IL needed. You would Rod
that when low water tnavigation
After that two or three Of these boats
could keep the river In good oondi.
ti0n. Do you. comprehend how eaoi.
y, chesply End quickly the thing
'But how would this do away With
vel6oWs I" ,1l .s -
"Why q bsr In q river IL nothing
but Q ridge or bill that runs across
from side 70 eide. II low water theea|
ridges stop tho boats. In high water
they 0bstruct the flow Of the current
and cause The water to overflow tho
bsnks. Remove this ridge or bar.
and you give plenty Of room within
the rivers banks for all OF Ito waters.
sn 9. o9'nse9pently no overflow can
The reporter thanked tho captain
Tor the information obtained, and
went away rejecting over tho novel
plan suggested by him for the i'm.
provemsnt Of tho Mississippi river
II tho captains plan ID teasible It
certainly ought TO be adopted. It
has enc Recommendation not found
10 any other plan % far proposed Tor
complishi1g tho Same object, and
that 10 ito cheapnese. VI
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Finally, . vigorous coovaes tor . can.
didscy, even among sincere and
earnest men OF tho same party, y
likely 70 arouse personal a0tsg0niSmo
difficult, 100 often, 20 reconcile. :.
Democrats, therefore, should 30 on
tho lookout. end exert oil tho in6u.
encee Of moderation, courtesy and
patriotism 20 allsy aoy aspositjoo
that hot.heoded, stubborn OF design.
log pastissae OF tallloC may attempt
70 create IN our yaolks. A0y Gauge,
however intimately identified With
tho 1nteceets Of tho oeate must su6er
BY the loee 'of influence which Ito
1eo60go suffer when their ChaslCtero
aro held forth 10 odious OF Contemp.
tible colorS; and tho .intemperato OF
tnoidt0u0 partioan may go the lrulte
Of biz, unWioo .oe dishonest Undue
try" gipen into . banquet delightful
only to tho enemies Of bio party and
bis State !
1.-The triumph Of tho constitution
over centralism II 1850 be- been i'm.
pefiled. Il T. becsuse the atlooess Of
the Democratic party 10 NsW York
oae oeen s1pstoeo; ana u the aug.
ceee OF tne Uemootacy u New 4oI3
10 unity hiS been tmpAared By bitter
ind iereco0qlllAbl Q8atrvls and con-.
tr0vOyOieO betWeon ttoOhtels. 10 this
eeeee W c1c1os t1us " 70 % euoot
oleste toe lnt9tGS5 y toe p:sy ~
!o0lvlooel oepssouooc, e1dn V 70 De
oopeo toet t9crpeopte VII ooty ~
eee @ ooo IVlOW tooeo men omOoy
than, woo have potrSoe.e9 enough
@ psetet tee eeqetN e0oo suo we
eetm0oX OF toe OSmoctalC petty 70
t9e geai!ncat10o y peteooe! e0tmos'
w.. Hne eelnse !sG!o9n1S1 tne
oe!1.flG1te00e p0ltlc0 toe!acoee
.no ct toe@ee!xee up - tee jugs
q toeIe teiI0w Oo @USSsSSl : sI aV!o
!oet ~ ac @eo ~ ssoctSsu .s. :. ~ @sn ...0
ave tne@eesvee soa Inc N.Y. WoG ste
g. toess vvo asst0w' pssss 10y x'n..
dlctixA c!iQue. may D.&n eWsn 10
VI vlt9pelsloe e9u ee9A - at!Se ~
- eye !. s =! Ws3. av y. G,n:
soesot ~ % Us@oc y. 4. ~ s. oo~ev.I
.ssso a ~ sx.Ss ~ ~ ~. ~ c s @sy
WYE ooSus 1V ~ ~ sso9To0
s0em ~ no !oSus % tu1 ty PM
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,a DIR. G. NcIANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in al Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without 4 rival. T. ......
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the RED RIVER TRADE.
An E1srt % Develop Better Conuee.
tie1s with 81. Lewis.
tTimes,j ournsl,1

st. Louis .has lately received . visit
from several gentlemen connected
With the Red River Transportation
Company. Among tho delegation
ere Capt. Joseph A. Aiken, president
Of tho company, Capt h. ]. lBrtnker,
Capt. O. P. Truslow, Capt ]. !. Dodd
Thsse seatiemen are largely inter.
eeted 10 the Rsd river trsie, tho
company owning fourteen boats, and
tho special objscts Of their vistts 70
to cultivate . closer acquaintance
With tho merchants and talk up"
theie line a.4 :; & % ao'aata,
=: ia RED RIVER DUs1KDS; l'"'
. The company does Z large business
on Red river during tho short oeaeoe
Il 10 navlgable and much OF tho
freight Wtch thoy bring out finds Ito
way 70 st. Louis by tho Anchor Ltne
ut boate With which Oonnectlon 10
made, Tho country along tho river
70 being settled up rapidly and Nth
proper Inducements st. Louis will be
sti(l moro benefited BY thi1 trade.
During tho season when the river 10
nxvig3ble, shippers and mercbsnts
will mud 3 cheap and reliable mode
Of trsuopo rtsfion on this line Tor eli
freight Intended for tho Red river
cOuutry. '''', ., - +,
Capt. Aiken u desirous Of recurring
ell the business possible for biz com.
psuy. and BE visit here will doubt.
lee0 result ID : large increase II the
business Of line.
,s.li ,ATALx WITH CAPTAIN AIKEN. b.
ATtmes Joarosl reporter recently
met the genial captain o. 'chsnge,
when the following conversation took
''Cspt. Aiken, can you tell. me
some, hing about your New Orlee9s
and Rid river trade ," u .. ii'9sza
"W+ll, I don't know that there 10
anything TO be ssid that would 10.
tereot your readers. We 2re ready
for work, and when navigation opens
will give 8sd river Q better class Of
boats md more tonnage than It hes
heretofore had. .ssIn lsct ~. have
moro tonnage than, business aud
mould h, glad r., plaza oome Of It
eloeWhere. But xll0f our southern
trades NO otut0S0cked With boats. I"
|; why, captain, I have recently
read In some OF our papers that Red
eyvee .Oould give employment, 70 y
half do1eu more 00Gt0, the etRtomont
cunning irou Aoms reliable BED river
eyes, I know; these eentlemen q.
vays have big fortunes 10 store for
suckero. They sre like tho "buoko
men," Who ceo always chow Sfrsn.
vrs whore 70 buy lottery tickets
that will 10 sure % Win big prizes
| Tneoe ,roliAbleo have. tho Ohxok 20
Duhlish to tho world that there viii
he 81, 900 bslss Of cotton, 1900 head
AZ ,csille, aud great Qusatitieo Of
grain 70. cvme out OF the Red riv.r
mn season. Nov tho ceop Of this
veor viii b. about like that Of las
voae. when there vera but rs 0OO
49, brought out. The cattle vii.
| aiI como By tail and o tQr gram
there Wal none brought ont liaot sea-
eoo nor viii t6ere b this. In . few
veeke fcom nov New: OrlUaos Will
NM . lailWjy ID opefs ti01 10 Texas.
vhich. whilst Il will greatly benefi
the cityWilt ploy-too mischief wita
ffAo1ad 4tvpt buIte. Y In anticipation
t0c this eoew ceopeatiOo the shosts
~ made . neW height staSi4 sodu.
az yaeoD about ono Third, tas i
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The Uniea and the Dsyenpert Law.
(New York World

bio Uol0n Of indeottuCnblo States"
HE Worcester speech rune On I'll
tours" With the dreory disoertiO0
Just emitted BY President Hayes g
ton, "What va settled By tho war"
Both q these respectable Republic.
ans were very conservative Republic.
ADe only . year 40, but both have
suddenly surrendered TO Mr.. C0nk.
ling and both are now bowling stall.
warts % tho tail Of ''tipey" Chandler
Both on tho same day seid subetan.i
TALLY tho same thing, being IN sub.
stance that tho Union will perish II
the Davenport election Law 10 70.
peoled. This 70 tho sum OF both
speecheo. OF tho two, tho speech Of
Ne. Hayes, when 10 consider BIZ po-
oiti0n. Was the moro SCondalOue. Tor
while NJ. Bullock frankly confessed
that no one now even secretly I'd.
v0cotee either secession Of nulli0co-
ton, NJ. Hayes Vas disingenous
enough to Try 70 make bic hearers
imagine that both OF these heresies
sro now living issues. The Oonstitu.
ton declares that every Law Of Con.
0re0o 10 pulDuADCe Of tho COn0tjtu.
ton y ''the supreme law Of the land"
which every State judge must obey
g u It were Written 10 the Law Ut the
9tate where be holds bis court. Mr..
Hayes knows perfectly we'll that
everybody agrees that no State lines
can Impede tho entrance OF tho Fed.
eIol Executive into the STATE % e1.
ecus0 - supce!9e' NV OF tht land"
and YET he esoblee BY the hour 10
Ohio - u somebody weIe 0omeWhere.
now upholding tho publication BY Q
STATE q such . supreme lev, eod @ II
tho one thing for which NJ. Liocoln'
10 1866 declared the war 20 b fought,
the supremacy Of tho Union. bad not
been established and admitted I Docs
Ut. Hayes take biz countrymen for
fools : What doeo Nj. Bullock mean
BY ''indeetructible rights" !! Why,
until the year 1877 Democrats at the
North thought that Congress IN,
counting electoral votes tor Pres.
6e0t could inquire whether tho state
6leCeou who est tho votes tor Pref
ident had or he'd not been appointed
- the Leaislsture of each State had
direoted them to b sppoioted. But
10 1877 the Electoral O1mmiesion, bv
9 70 Z, oaid Mol Democratic 10 1877
Wego told that The St0teo ~ ooves
eign IN that matter. and that no
''1att6n" y supreme over them. NJ.
.O'O0n0f bed been ,de0m0d 4 0tal0.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

. No better cathartic can be used prspas.
atory to, or after taking Quinine. ,
! Asa simple purgstive they ore IN
squsled. go 's ',t"'.
BEWARE o. luITAfIONA
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has . red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR. McLANH's
LIVER Pills. 'aD s,Gse
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANg and Filming Bros.
lasise upoa having the genuine d..
C. McLANI's Liver PIils, prepared BY
Fleming Bsos., Of Pittsbssgh, Ra., he
market being full Of limitations of the
name 1eLsns, spelled di6tssasly bss
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