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New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE EQUALIZATION OF REAL ESTATE.

THE EQUALIZATION OF REAL ESTATE.
LETTER FROM STATE ASSESSOR JAMES A. BRIGGS.
To me EdttOr or rhs Trtoune
Sir: As all the counties In the State are
dissatisfied with the equal n real estate as made
By Board Cf Equalization. at Albany. on tine
18th OF September, send you for The TRIBUNE the
following table the information OF all the people In
order. that they may ook at the matter nteAigenty
The first column is The full value as MADE by the state
Assessors in 1874 obtained the sworn statements 0
Town aud Supervisors, and from the BEST III
formation they could get from other sources Ibe
second column SO per of the full value OF the
real estate OF Is74 The third column Is the eguaized
value the estate. the assessed value Of lo'y
a. made at Albany the 19th OF September
The Attorney General IN letter 10 the state Assessors
decided hat they could take into consideration the
assessed Of personal property as returned by Tue
several counties. IN making up table ~ tqianAi"N
II the value of personal property could nave
taken into consideration and dealt with as the
Of real the total equalized value OF
Albany County would be S74.OO5.672, instead OF
s69.273.If2 Columbia County, s26Is3s6l, instead o.
S2 OPS lO5 Datchess County, S4l 4s9362 instead OF
81 962 .Gj4 frsOn County. go O43j74i instead OF
So O69 7s7 Monroe County s0O.24O s24. Instead or
Sjj.s7O.2j4; Montgomery County, sl7O4590,, ~
stead OF SI5 I9s4.j NewYork County, 81 2O7 I'D 2oo
Instead OF l.246s724II Kings County, e277 2osooo'
Instead Of S256.6Is. .269. and Westchester County,
s73419.2sO instead Of s67 72O 755. Thirty seven Of
tie sixty counties would have been Increased
5000 46g IN their equalization There should
be power and authority somewhere 10 eQiAlze the
unequal Of personal property; and espec
ialy Of corporations IN Dotn real and personal
II Os~go County banks assessed al % per cent of
their par vfue IN Columbia County. they are s--~->ed
at l2O TO 13O per cent. The New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company Is Assessed in Mont
Eomery County full value, all other real estate az
less than half Of rs full value yet tie equalization o
that county of s5.255127 added. the railroad has
70 take Its OF increase 80 per cent Per
s1na property assessed n some counties AT one-tmri
of It's value other counties az 80 per cent IN others
at two-thrs. and along mp 10 ull value And there
Is no power 10 correct these wrongs.
hope IN the good time coming" tho people through
their legislators viii right the aud inequalities
o, assessments COR all purposes oftavation.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
Nov1v.rrD AsACIvu JUSTICE.

Tne delegates to the With District keDub-
Ican judicial Convention met Last evening AT No. Id
Eat -ourth-st 70 nominate candidate % nj tue
uucAmsei term Of Civi.-Ju,t.cr Walter :. Plnek-
uev, removed, TIE vacancy being hled tempo
raly hy Justice Ingerso. appointed oy Governor Koo-
iu.ou General Henry fireman. was chosen chairman.
Aiauder Blumenstirl presented the Name OF J. e. j.
Lana ci,.in "a the candidate ana u received with
cheers aud applause ft seconded Dy Elliott r..
-beuard Both sp-akers dwrit al considerable length
,tuf afr Iiuee u- 4uuii cat on FOR The position, md
a nuch ia his pra Juice DtfrnhU.fer read te--
ff oulais om General A c. Barnett aud Olners lu rt
fiou t., M Laugueus career soldier aud IANf cr
be nomination then made unan nOus.and he clr-
Non of the several delegations we're appoiutedt 20 cali
Noon 81. Iaug ,lu 4Dd iuf ftn nomination.
NJ Tau..eu represented tue AAl-f Assembly DlstIlct
n, tb. Legislatures of - aud l-79.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
CITY AND STATE CANVASS.
NONINATIOys AID NFTTINGs.

J. c. J. LANGBEIN NOMINATED IoR CIVIL JUS
TICE-A YOUNG ME.'s REPUBLICAN, AssoCIATi'S y
-CORNrLL AND HOsKiNs GATHERINGs-ANTI-
TANM NY DIssENsIONs.
Enthusiastic meetings were held in the WITH. Ath
Nlllth. and IN various other Assembly Districts Of
this city last evening and strong speeches IN favor
of Mr. Cornelfs election made. The colored
Republican voters PROMISE TO do much good work.
J. c. J. LangbeIn was nominated 10 fill an une1plred
term as Civ:l Justice in the With Judicial District
A Young Mems Republican Association has been
formed. and Is increasing fast in numbers. The
Anti-Tammany party in great confusion a to the
city campaign. Callers at the Robinson State Com
mIttee-rooms show deep despondeney.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

To the Edft0r Or The Tribune
SIR: Please inform me. If you have the
means Of knowing whether there an election he'd
in south Carolina in Is6-. II so, how I'D ire vote
.randl NJ. r. =
Desdler. Henry 20. ohio, Oct 6. 1879.
I'm Is6s south Carolina adopted a new Consti-
tuition, elected State officers. members of Com
gress and members Of the Legislature aud
voted for President. The vote for tie Con
stitution stoed as follows: For, 7O.75- against,
27.2ss Tor President the vote was: Grant
lkep. O2,501; Seymour DEM, 1897. The
Republican candidates for Congress received
81 $50 votes. and the Democratic candidates
4j,Is6 votes. The vote for Governor was Robert
X. scoit lRep.. 80. 6g3 Porter Dem, 23,Oj7.
The Legislature was largely Republican IL both
brauche-.-kdl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
REPrplcAN STATE COMMITTEE WORK.

The Republican State Committee AT the
Flftn Avenue Hotel received many letters yesterday
fr.u All parts of Ia, state. Everything indicates tnat
lie d" Republican flood" which inundated OHIO on
Tuesday Viii reach New-lork IA iuil strength ou Soyem
her a.
Congressman Levi p Morton will preside al the Re-
rupucau sss meeting wAllb viii be held at cOopef IL
.tifnte next Tuesday evening. cretary EFars vii
mako The address. ilIllrLst crowd IL expected
'In. tyeuubHrlu- Tar. nave had 10 need Ul m 49,
nsId- nua cucuIn lights, IKE the Democrats, 10 ni
Cooper Institute.
Among the callers at headquarters yesterday were
senator Marvin. OF Delaware, 5-natOr HaiDcit. o!
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
Al a meeting of the Conservative Commit.

tee on che evening previous election ia south Lam
re- two OF their number a. yu.tH lIlf uD
and coly,g highly esteemed though doubtful. subject
10 the hustIags. EAry the lOi. i.OAlug morning a
handsome carriage AMI pair Aalte. The 90. The
erctor o. VII ca spiSng TIE tHn Ol The committee
auuointel. Int rDg the house they found Mutlm
lust ne wly arisen aud. he knew Wna 10 was
- b. hurry. he proceeded VIII celemuD cOonesa
10 knlie ire On tue cautious punclpfe ua
had MS porridge make cup OF Tea brew. and his
on housie" TO set IA order Nith one thlnE and
another welI-ulgh -peDt. one Ol
thr committee, impatient than the other. annoyed
the se-mln- ste VI valuable tame, especially Tor
doubtful yOte itody. yet respectfully, asked. Il.
tlerr pothing can do 10 ass.st You e. % ave. Oo
ayo."sald Nn.am yo might chew Dlt cake for tha
cat"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

Finy-,ix per cent Of the full value " l-7i j.
- 334 465 223. AMI the equaEed Va u for l-7J +
- 609 -l3 only s59jilO less than So per cent OF
the full value of 1.74 some of the counties are equal
zed NJ more than 56 Per cent and some less Tins
comes from subsequent investigations ~ value of ndl-
vidual and corporate property In some counties rail-
roads are assessed az > 900, $4,000 or 10000 per
NILE. In Others az $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 up 20
100000 per mile. II Is. the law ls an imp0--.-
,iutv 10 correct all the inequalities aud 20 ar-
proxmate 10 IT, Is almost conclusive evidence u human
pertectibllty under our statutes. Yours truly,
JAMES 4. BRIGGs. state Assessor.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH THE PARKS +

SIR: Twenty years or more ago strong
rde of interest set ia Tor parkDantlg. Immense un-
deraking- ia te way OF parks were pinuned, anl IA
several cases practically compbeed under the inte
aud en- lstic direction OF Messrs Down
ing Vaux, Oimstrd and Others. Cities layshed their
mi lions on thesc enterprises. aud rightly deemed that
M so doing hes became great public beneactOrs. But
now aer lapse Of decades, 10 nor unreaS0na-
Die 10 consider gfavry sue actual results Of this vast
ernenditufe l. the work rs Il stands worth the
outlayi / do Not mean by that any query o. 70 the
relative economy OF mere details of srIction, but
only general inquiry "a to tho value Of the public
benefit derived compared with the expense Gu
durrd. There may be and doubtless are notable ex-
ceptious but IN most cases. conceive. persons gener
al conced- the result Is satisfactory. Al least
the thousands obtain pleasure from these parks
,hou prove strong witnesses % the fact Doubtless II
NAV be truly said that the common standards or ideals
applied % park construction and naiutenance iow,
nolWiths. audng the existence OF such excellent
examples as Central and Prospect Parks IN Sew-YoEk
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
SIM FoR pAMAGEs.

The excursion steamer City Point and the
steamer salra>nsett, OF the soninSton he were IN
collision June 26, 1877 and the city Pmut was baaiy
dAna-ed III Atrf ganseft just leaving her wharf
and The smnlar steamer attempted o. cross her boas
fHt brought tinted states District Court by
tie thr tly POINT, daiuagrr ncr" placed
a. @lJ,OOO The h.e constantly Cd IL. cal
- the sllfe 81 NAY AID ALREADY LiiJ
Win have been examined. Nine Nltunsscs were
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
VOTING MEN CALLED rPON.
Az ORGANIZATION INTENDED TO INTEREsr THO
NOT USUALLY TAXING PART II cAMPAIl


Al ORGANiZATloN INTENDED TO INIEkE-r THOSE
NOT USUALLY TAXING PART ~ CAMPAIGN
WORK.
The Young Mems Republican Club" Is
the name given % an organization recently started n
hs city for the purpose Of interesting political work
and issues the young who heretofore have failed
Tor any reason to take part politics. IL Is not IN
tended TO suporsede OF the district associa-
tons bat by means OF a strong central organization 10
be able 10 effect any needed reforms in those associa
tons The Executive Committee, OF which Justice F.
g. 6iedpev is chairman. held m-eting AZ their head
quarters, No 1s5 Fithave, last evening The names
of 80 new members We're accepted Il was decided 10
keep the doors OF the headquarters open day and even
ing tnat applications for membership. etc, might be
mrie al any time. A mass-meetng, under the auspices
OF the orgauzltan will DE held II the Coouer IL
stifute The following address was Issued by the TX
ecuiivc Committee last evening;
apparent 20 every thoughtful citizen thai from
variety or rvas Us many Young men I'D TINS CAY ana
throughout the state wuO desire good Cover mehl nave
hitherto neglected L. take al active iari ID iAc Me7
secure it. Believing ihat thcr' l- nceH OF al oi-'A
zasfo winch VIII invite those Who have hitherto uceu
indifferent as To political duties have formed tnis
t.ou having IT, eDiect the dissemination OF krpup
cA principles ami Tor securing such reform IN the pr-
mlnlstr,uoa of pnDllc afDT- AID while We mas have
die euccs oi opin as TO i-e in4naIe e.i %. .I w
our duty 20 lldOr-c tlc aclOn OF our leaders
now. klowing tac Importance Oi the subernai orai
tic position tbe =iate III tne Presd ntal contest
H. ,ewof that lct we believe thar The duty Of the Re
publican desires IT, success oi thr pAt. Acn l- W
e afefn a 20 draw n the Hon A b. tei-
lc.. bt scratching WciA auu Sly invention u l"'
c.nr. IN inspiration cuiuatiug hom lhr " Illden
I.r,r, Eureat" and as covert tempt 20 secure tne
stale Ior q Democratic iuuluif AZ 4--o. 10 "tiP
y. a "a triumph his L. tO correct abuses
-. 81 ,,r-, m me marty and 10 prcnare for Republican
wOfk ir tle Nan n election OF l--O, We asi tueAearll
cooperation young Republicans III Ills eitT anu
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
QUALIFICATIONS OF A VOTER.

10 fhf LFIf0r " M ITO HHs.
SIR: Will you please state whether being a
resident of district less han thirty days annuls mJ
right 70 volns Tor state ohicefsi have vo-ei here
..v. ttr- bat i. yed into new district recently
aud r gel rgi.trt.4on officers refused take
Ou November snail nave D-el "a the d.tf C. RS ny
-.,.u Gat-. NoUS0 NoILR.
Ielr i0rk, Ocr. -. 1879.
lOur correspondent has lost his right to vote a.
the coming election. The law requires q residence
preceding November 1 of thirty day. in one elcc-
ton district. four months IL tie county, a4d one
wear IN the Statc.-Ldl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
CHIVALRY OF THE SOUTH.
HOW PosTMAsTERs ARE REMOVED.

HTN TVNI Mas EftS AhE hFMVN Ed
srE WAY THR BRsT CITIZENs OF GRENADA. MISS
IssIPPI. GOT RID OF MRS. PRICE AND HFR FAM
MY-GLoRYING IN INSULTS AND CRUELTY TO a
LADY.
In the exciting events which followed the
last Presidential election the particulars of a
political outrage in Grenada. Miss, escaped
notice. The following article describes the
insults and indignities heaped upon Mrs.
Price, the Postmistress at that place during
the Autumn of 1876. After losing $4,000
worth of property she and her family had TO
fee TO save their hives.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
A SAFETY CAR ON RAILROAD TRAINS

SIR: Since it NAV be observed in cases Of
railroad collisions. and notably IN late Jack
-on nat the stronger saved az the expense Of
The weaker one- would not be- of safety aud
economy nterpOse built that purpose -ay u
soft metal or SHOWN ressiaucef The late disaster
SLOWS the Ol the Del 20 rave
uccy ADJ isted 20 the force 0f the collision
r. -vr the llrt Wagner" almost entire frlu shock
WasntnJtOR. D. O.. Oct Il. 1879. oIIs EIsELOw.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

To the Edftor Of The Trtbune
SIR: All just men will Thank you for your
stand lor the lnlIns preached the subject tNo
churches yesterday. Win NaDoths Vineyard for tex
aud with facts from Fridays tribune A. sure as the
Almighty l. lust We are deylng vengeance ike thai
when o lowed the 0f negro. UrEe the ~
ton 10 vert tn, cause by dong justice now.
Nttr ulrfb0r0, Mass.. Or. l3. 1879. :. /. FHOsr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
A cARRI AaE-HousE BURNED.

LONG BRANCH, Oct. l6.-A large carriage
house. adjouruing the stable Of toe West Eud Horel,
vas destroyed by fire last night Through he efforts Il
E1lc department she surrounding Out-Iudings aud
hotel were saved Tie oi tue nre - DOT
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

Broomc luntr Assemblvman c. :. Baker. OF Monroe
Asscmbivman John A. Munson. OF WAYNE County and
George II Forster Of this city, who has been nominated
for the state : nate.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

The cricket match which began al Phila-
dephia yesterday oetwe Drts English Z even and
tie Young America club of PaAadclpha. Witnessed
hv . 600 persons Daft'- men took the field, ana he
Y,u. America CluD Bussier Large fret % tine
bat to tn bowling shaw and Morley Bu=-i.r
eaug IN the slips after scoring one run. and gave way
Ia Robert Newuau. H. and Large played steadily. tud
raised ih, score up l. before Large retired Ne
riuelf ball bv Lockwood N tue slips. making Two out
for L. Tee bowling oi the knGshmen was strong. bui
their tdmgwas not as good a- n their last game Aerc
TIE Young America Club were put ont after making
"a runs of which J.. Newha.l made -. Clark IA and
Van Rensselaer, IL. Tle Eagl-nmou then weut iu ana
sent Uyet' Lockwood To the bat 20 the bowling OF
CLARK and C. N.NAall TAry scored 40 rum, Of which
-h.usbl!y made u lnd Lockwood H. and on! -FOUR ~
their nlNrr- hat nrru nut out when ie -luII- were
drawn own fD darane--. Tie game W.. Pee ir- llutu
To-day. Following I- The bowling auaiysl-:
YOung Aneuca. Iverf Runs NAldens Mlckr-.-
a. ...,.ntll. l... 80 %
= SO. clarke ... o. ~
ID = N~WLAil- ! ~ - -
Icfrs Team. overs Runs AadehS "IoLcis'
shaw .------------I tvs 80 "a
n ui -------.-- -'o
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
CLOSING THE BLAIR Trial.

examined Wednesday, and further hearing WAS ad
journcd until Oct ober 26.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

- -. ~ - - - - legsl8
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

Brooklyn. sept. 80, 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06
LONDON LETTER.
Regular Correspondence.
LONDON. AUG. 9th.

boNDoN, aug S1lllj Io'3.
Mr. Gladstone delivered an address not
long since TO the Fine Art Exhibition at
Chcrter, England, on Beauty in Manulac-
lures, In which he made certain references
to the United States. After calling atten-
ton to the two objects in manufacture
one Of which was utility, and the other
beauty-he proceeded to say that the En-
gish manufacturer need have "no fear from
America" A long experience Of public
life, which has placed me very much, in re-
lation to the great industries of the country,
made me long ago of opinion that an En-.
glishman is II marvellous man in the hisi-
ness OF production when he is put under
pressure; but il he is not put under pressure
he is apt to grow relaxed and careless, and
Is satisfied If he can produce things that
will sell. He has not got as much as he
ought to have ofthe love of excellence for
It's own sake. Now, there are those who
will say it is very visionary idea to pro.
mote the love Of excellence Tor It's own sake.
But | hold ii is not visionary at all for, de.
pend upon it, every excellence that is real
whether it relates to utility or beauty, has
eo'i's price and its value in the market,
ana 1t 10 an element Of strength in the mar.
ket There is no doubt, England has been
very rcmarkableior cheap p;oauc,ions;but
in this formidable rival is now sprlngina
up in America America however has
been taken with what IL called fever If
! protection, and SO long as America suffers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY

"DEsocRAcY is q sentiment not to be appalled,
corrupted or compromised. 1t knows no basenesa,
covers to no danger, Expresses no weakness. Fear
less generous and humane 1t rebukes the arrogant,
cherishes honor, and sympathees with the humble.
1t asks nothing but what 1t comedies; it comedies
nothing but what 1t demands Destructive only Of
despotsm it IL the sole conservative Of liberty, To-
Dor and property. II is the sentiment Of freedom,
of equal obligations. II is the law Of nature per-
yading the law Of the land. The stupid, the sell
fish, the base in spirit may denounce 1t as vulgar
thing. but in the history Of our race the Demo
cratic principle has developed and illustrated the
highest moral and intellectual attributes of our
nature Yes, this is noble, magnanimous sub
lime sentiment, which expands our affections, en-
larges the circle Of our sympathics aud eevates the
soul OF man until, claiming an equality with the
best he rejects as unworthy Of h!s dignity any po-
lltosl immunties over the humblest of his fellows
Yes, ii is IN ennobllng principle; and may that
spirit which animated our fathers IN the Revolution
airy contest for It's establishment continue to ami
mate us, their sons, in the impending struggle for
Its preservation" WILLIAM ALLEN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

SENATOR EATON, of Connecticut, does
not accept General Grants reply to the
Chinese official as conclusive evidence that
he will not be in the field for third term.
Here is what he said the otner day to an
interviewer; II do not attach very much
importance to General Grants reported as
scrtions, for do not regard the interview
as much more than formal talk between
two diplomats, carried on in compliment
airy vein and meaning little. In my best
judgment, sir, General Grant is a candidate
for the Presidency to-day. l haven't the
slightest doubt of it, and he is merely
playing his cards quietly and shrewdy.
His modesty in putting away the crown, as
he is reported to do, merely indicates, il it
indicates anything, that he is ready toput
il on,n
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

THE PRoDUcTs OF INDIGESTION. Ina.
bility OF the stomach to act upon the food
is productive Of serious and speedy mischief
to the entire bodily economy. The cir.
culation langusshes and grows poor; lean.
ness, pallor, and loss of muscular and or
ganic power supervene; but, worse than
this, the functions associated with and de-
pendent upon digestion, such as evacuation
and the secretion Of bile, grow irregular
and the organs whose business it is TO dis.
charge those functions become badly disor.
dcred. This disastrous state of things is
more readily and thoroughly rcctifed With
llostetter's Stomach Bitters than any known
medicinal agent. The stomach being in.
vigoratcd, the life-giving principles of the
blood are. increased, the system properly
nourshcd, lcaness and debility overcome,
and the bowels and liver thoroughly and
promptly regulated.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

THE new digest of the postal laws says
that letter carriers are not required to run
the risk of being bitten by dangerous dogs
in delivering mail matter. Persons keep
ing such dogs must call at the Postofiice
for their mail. A person who keeps VIC
ious dog about his premises which imperils
the life Of a postman every time he enters
the premises hasn't many rights which a
postman is bound to respect. A letter car
riers' life and pantaloon's seatyare just as
dear to him as any other mans, and they
have the same right to protection from the
law.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

Our AT LAST -"Gooo morning, friend
A., am surprised to see you out, and look
ing so well; heard you were confined to
your room, and bed, by that pest of human
ity, Piles" "Ycs, Mr. b, | had been long a
sufferer when heard of Tablcr's Buckeye
Pile Ointment. 1t proved blessing to me
indeed, one bottle having so FAR restored me
us to enable me to be about my business
again with ease and comfort. You can rec.
ommcnd it as n genuine remedy Price
90 cents bottle For sale by Barclay
eros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

THE Chicago Evening Journal says that
millions Of dead fish" have been washed
ashore along the Illinois river, in the vicini-
ty Of Pekin, within the past two or three
days. and the shores are literally covered
with them, causing fearful stencil. As
to the cause of this wholesale piscatoria
mortality, various surmses are afoat; among
Others is the want Of rain to purify the wa.
ter and cause current in the river this
beng more noticeable ON account of the
Copperas creek dam; also,he distillery slops
and other poisonous sewerage which Roat
into the river at Peoria. 1t is proposed to
open the gates Of the dam below Pekin, get
up current in the river, aud start the isl,
towards St. Louis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

at is quite remarkable" said Senator
Conkling, as overheard by reporter of the
Baltimore Gazette, ITO note the changes
which are constantly being made in the
construction of fowling pieces. When
was lad I remember we used to have shot
guns with bore not larger, should say,
than the end of my thumb. Passing
through Rhode Island the other day | saw
a little red-nosed man, evidently going
snipe hunting, who had a double.barrelcd
shotgun, the barrels Of which, should
say, from the passing observation that OBJ
tanned, diameter fully equal to the crown
OF my hat"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

You MUsT Cure THAT CouGn--With
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. 1t has established the tact that
Consumption can be cured. while for Coughs
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and
all diseases of Throat and Lungs, it is abso-
lutcly without an equal, Two doses will re
lieve your child of Group, tits pleasant to
take and perfectly harmless to the youngest
child, and no mother can efiord to be with
out it. You can use two thirds Of bottle
and If what we say is.not true we will re
fund the price paid. Price 10 cts. scots.
and $1,O0 per bottle. If your Lungs are
sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Por
Gus Plaster. Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06

THE Quincy Herald says there is now en-
route across the Atlantic for this country in
the neighborhood of $l0,OO0,OOO in gold
for payment of balance Of trade account.
A year or two ago the balance was the
other way, largely. If the bold, bad
Brigadiers, and Revolutionary to the core"
Democrats should have control Of his coun-
try to such an extent for few years longer
there is no telling what this country will
come to.