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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
Worth Twice the Sum.

We are just In receipt Of The Chicago
Le'yer, the leading Family Paper OF
the West, which is now entering upon
its seventh volume. TIE I.rpaEn is n
large forty eight column weekly paper,
printed upon bold, plain type, which
can be read with ease. by either the
old or young, and is filed with choice
stories and matter of particular interest
to every household This excellent
journal is supplied to subscribers post.
age paid, for the extremely low price
ofOSE DOLLAR AyD FIFTY CENTS per
year. In order u more rapidly in,
crease its present iarye list of readers,
the publishers ofthis paper have Just
made new contract for tho n,anul.,c.
ture OF several thousand fine Nickel.
Plated English Steel Barrcl>and.C Cylin.
der Sevcn-Shot Revolvers--2.!, caliber,
which they proposc to distribute ~
mong to distribute among their sub-
scribers at cost. and therefore. offer
one of these elegant weapons of de-
fense and TnE LtImEH one year Er
THREE DOLLARS. Tho revolver will be
sent by mail, postage paid. on receipt
Of tho price. They have already dis
tribuicd 5000 revolvcrs, and are mail.
ing hundreds daily. Now is your time
10 get ilrst.class revolver and the best
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the actual worth ofeitlicr. Three sam>
pie copies Of THE Ledger will be sent
to any address for ten cents. Address
THE LEDGER, Chicago, III. 4w.
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Al the regular meeting Of the Cos
pei Temperance Union. on tfida,
night last,an election Of officers for the
ensuing term was held with tho fol,
lowing result.
President, John..H. Arnold.
Vice President, +. +. Bower, Esq.
Recording Secretary, Miss A. Wetzel
Corresponding Secretary. J. c. Buf
fngton,
Treasure, Mrs. Mary Rhoads,
Executive Committee, Messrs. Mill.
house, Reigle, Stahlnecker, Derr and
Dunkelbcrger.
Programme Committee, Millard
Hassingcr. Miss Laura Dorm and Mrs
+. T.. Bower.
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TWO ORCHARDS
Assignee Notice.

A IL persons Interested are here
"A by notified that W. q. LuTZ, oi
Iaosson twp snyd Or Co., made q n sssig msni
II all his effects, real ahd personal TO the un.
iersixaed tor the bone ft 0f his creditofs. All
persons having claims are requested TO present
hem TO the undefsigue oil, and persons ind6bted
\ I'll please make intnedtate payment.
PEhClyAL HERMANN,
Nov. ai,fs. Assignee
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To COnSunlDtiyes.

The adv ertissr, having been perman.n,,v ans.
ea OF that dread disease, t'onsun ption, by aim,
pie remedy, IL anxious 10 make known 10 his
,slow sufferers the means Of care, To all who
nrrd, Tree OF chnrec,) with thu directions for
preparing and using the Same, which they " iiI
nnu ~ SImk ccKEf0 CvssrxPrios. :AsruxA,
nuoSchiris, &C, Parties wishing the Prs.crip.
ton. VIII please address, 4. A. WILSON. iyl
Penn 81, wiilismsburgb, N. Y
Jan, ~, 100
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Twenty-Five large size Perk,med
Chrome Motto Cafde, no two alike,
wiiinaine in gold post paid ten cents.
address q. b. Lichneld, thlth6eld. IN.
Please state what paper you saw this
Advertisement In.
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WrigAt's Beard. Scalp dnd DdNdrs6
Gs.fsOwnsr' lUvces .heavy Mostache OF
Dssfd on IRE snoos B sst fssa 10 from 20 "a
% days. u sever fsils. No psssitls 10.
s:: :.ss y - .t !. .': y. :Is''s :!s s...:, ~
pssds.g asd prevent BAldssss. 60
.ts ssls sGsss fer .hls ssnpeysd. Ps'
pssssYas, 4 M .s:' ~; $500 e :ssts; 9 5:s r. I. Isse'
tl!seae.s M ll',ss.s' ~ ~, ne,s2 s.s.s !. !, vls \.
- * 8" y. ~ 'a's''''.'.' :
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Parents will find thar ths advantage
Of the. A. 8. T. Co. Black Tip for Chill
drens hnc shocs b. they perfectly pro.
tect the shoe just at The pt,int where
the wear comes. .hus double tho wear
ing vxlue Of Tho shoe whiie adding 10
i,s beauty. Try them, and sec IL II is
not so.
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Ia spite Of dasssis. coughs sad cold,
will ushs lodsmsut IL the system. But
they are not tshsnts o. will. You esa
dispesssss thsu viii Hsls's Honey ol
He1sheuud and Ter. 10 lees tlms lbsa !
takes shsrid 70 execute wrlt. Sold
by oil Druggists.
Pits's 1eoshsdAs Drops ssrs n
niauts.
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ERRORS OF YOtjTH.

A1HNTLEMAN who suffered for years from,
ANsryom Debility, Premature Decay, aud all
sate OF suffering humanity, send free 10 ali who
nee1 u, the recipe aud direction for nus inv the
nnpie remedy by which he w.s cured. Suffer.
ers ~sninR u proht by tue advertisers or pc ria
enoe csn 90 - bt addtcssing In perfect conf.
ssncc JOHN d. OGDEN, ~ Cedar street.
NeW iofk. Jan, 90. ~, ,om.
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Aacloncer. r.-Aoeofwe RI. Backsn.
bury, vi Middlesfcek, p. o.. wruld an.
Dounte 10 the people of snyjet coun-
ty, that he viii cry sales FOL feal and
perecnal ptupctty, IL short notice and
on the biost rpasc,;abie tetms, lie
Guarantees satisfArtiuh. MAf.i5.7fti.
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MARRIED..

tsb. 18th. BY Y. II. wssusr J. p.
Gideon Pick Of White Spriags Unioa
County, and Msrish Doysr of Midliuburg.
Feb. Ia. by Rev. @. Deiningev, james
sehoeh Of New Berlin sad Miss Maggie
0e pbsrt Of Millhsiu Centre 90.
Jan. 9, Johu Dsrk Of Jsekson Twp.
sad Miss Ellen N. Hermau Of Psaa Twp.
Feb. 2, Daniel Rhosds Of Residing sud
Miss Sarah Hiuhls Of 6sliasgrovs.
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PM PLIES

a. VIII mail tfreeI the fcolpe for q situbls
.kukrABtk BALM, that Will remove TAN,
the skin s,n, clear and -hsaatifuI, also ia
Nructious for producing = iuNuriaut growth
othAir on a bald head or smooth face. Ad.
CO.. 20 Ann ~. MY. Jab. " ~ 6n,
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FATAL RAILROAD AcCIpENr.-A fatal
railroad accident occurred on the d
II. 4 W. Railroad on Sunday after
noon last. An engine and tender ran
of tho track as they were approaching
the Danville station and rolled down an
embankment Of about thirty-five fec,
into the river, and reduced the engine
TO = complete wreck. The fireman,
Mr.. Oliver Bright, Of this place. in at
tempting 10 jump of was thrown un'
der the wheels and his body cut in two
and strewiny the flesh along the track
Engineer, Milton Stahl, also Of Sun.
bury was carried down with engine In.
to the river but iniraculously escaped
instant death. although badly injured
Superintendent Crawford on learning
of the accident proceeded at once to
the wreck with employees Of the road
to render such assistance as he could.
An inquest was held over Dright's body
and . verdict returned in accordance
with the above facts. The body Of Mr.
Bright aud Mr.. Stahl arrived in q spe'
cisl car at this place about 9o'clock
Some three hundred persons had gath
cred at the depot, but were dissppoint-
in seeing them, a. the dead body was
given in charge Of ". p. Roberts. un-
dertaker. and Mr.. Stshl was taken te
his residence on East Market street
We are glad 10 learn that Mr.. 6tahl Il
on fair way 70 oves.-Suasbury
Amevioan..
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Tns PaIxoB ~ PsplssiCAl q. .-Por
heuseheld pssdlus, 'WosD's NAaAs,sp. The
March nuubss u vblsh 10 already bssers
9: =: .s'Y ~. ',ss .ss: r..ss ,.l: -. =
Asthss's vst.is'lea sss bst snsll proper.
dir = III tis pasl!shsd vsltissss ~.
=. wssa's pc! Y e sslss. fre. sAs vsslt q
vhIst ~ slsssloej lsts sbeet this(, ".
esssat depaslneaea tooytslug slaesl
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
RHIcUMATISM.

l,ronsy Erysipclns, Scrofuis, Secondary SypbI.
lis. Gravel, Disbcier, aud ali disea srs In Witch
tho blood Is implicated, is now offered 10 the
public. '"'
Sold by Al Retail Druggists, and twholc.a,e
only, by THE wEiBURN MEDICINE 10.
=. D. BoK S4s, Rochester, MY,
Jan IA va ou,
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Pennsylvania salve" is what trainpi
call applc.buttcr.

Pennsylvania salve" is what trainps
call applc.butter.
The riots of July, 1877, will cost the
State something like $i.OO0,OOO.
Advertising is the long pole with
whichto stir up your business.
A sure cure for slecplessness is to
Imagine you have gotto get lip.
Five bears were killc,l in one day in
Centre county q few weeks ago.
Tho weather is quito changeable,
and colds are tho order Of tho day.
Court is in sion-.,,ttcndancc large
will give proceedings In next issue.
The spring bonne is almost re .dy 10
come forth and delight the feminine
minds. ...t
Any subscriber missing tho Pos
would confer favor by informing us
ut once.
Tho act increasing tho jurisdiction,
ufjustices Of the peace toso00 in civil
cases instead Of $lO0, as is now the
law, has passed tie Legislature.
Judge Bucher was called home on
Monday evening by reason of the ill-
ness Of Mrs. Bucher. Judge Junkin Is
holding Court in his absence.
Huffnagle who was injured at the
Steam saw-mill near Mcclure an ac-
count Of which appeared In our paper
. few weeks ago died on Friday last
Old hunters out In tho interior ~ay
that small game will DO scarce next
seasen because many animals and
birds were frozen to death during the
cold weather Of January.
Senator Fisher was confined TO bed
ut the st. Cloud Hotel, Philadelphia,
three days last week, with very SO,
we're cold, which threatened 10 result
ip pneumonia. He was able TO DO IN
his seat in the Senate on Thursday.
There Is q young woman In Jefferson
county who has mover seen a railroad.
has never been inside of q church, and
who. the other day. saw . newspaper
for the arst time. Foreign missionary
societies take notice.
Furniture ! Furniture !
Notwithstanding the late Are Chas.
Katherman will GIL all orders for Fur
niture at short notice. Orders can be
left At his residence on Pine street o.
At Gutelius' Variety Store.
Quite . number Of persons from this
county purpose going 10 Kansas next
Tussday. March 4th. The majority oil
these parties are from about 6elins-
grove. But We loose Adam Bowsrsoz
and family from near Paxtonville and
~. J. Inpesr and Brothsn from Bea-
veEtown. Now wouli be > good time
Tor any eid nsaitis who wlsh 70 emigrals
y Ne assure them Murray" win 80
them through safely. Success 70 the
enigrsnts.
DoHATlox. Tho members OF th,
Evangslical Church. In this placs. end
The adnalrsss u 1svs. S'nlth and Len.
~ palo <has,Geptlsnsn ths sseipi
o1(g ~ ~ n l| denssios q lls
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THE WORLDS BALM.

VA remedy used THiRTY.fIvE YEARS
ma private practice, and never falling 10 radi
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E. K. Thompson's Great 10 linb 0lnt.
mani

This ceriihes. that from ny cbildhoot
I have suffered exirsmsiy a. limos with
Caildlsius on ny heels. cAusiht running
sorcs 90 that pieces ~ large "a a ten cenl
scrip Would often peel IN. Aner usins
ell kinds OF rem sdies. 20 called. I mad,
an application Of Great Healing Ointment
which sncc,ually sur,d me, and in IN,
case ! consider II worth twenty times its
cost. So greatly dId I suffer navs pfes
taken on my boots and travelled barefoot
Ia the snow.
+. y. MCKEE.
shamhnre. Pa. March 3. 1870.
Prepared BY 4. X. Thompson, Ti,usvills,
Pa. Price 2S cents.
For sale bylJohn A. Moats, Middleburg
Pa.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete Ia two hours,
No fec Ill head passes Seat. Pin and
STOMACH Worms removed by Dt. kuuke,.
25v North Ninth Street, PhilndeIphia'
Pa. Send for circular. For removing
seat. Pln or Stomach Worms call on your
d.ru6eisi and ash for q bottle Of kuukel'p
worm syrup, price o.. Il never falls
Common sense teaches II tape Worms be
removed. all other worms can DO readily
destroyed.
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Mcssrs. q. N. and s s. closing their
eyes To the sacred obligations which
bind them 10 keep lnviolate all treaties,
not having the fear OF Satan before
their eyes, have broken their treaty
with the fox nation. They made 10.
connoisanco last week In full force and
captured one Of the chiefs Of the trlbe.
Their mode Of warfare Is not unlike
The warfare Of the Modoc's who with.
ous mercy or compassion atter Staying
the victim, scalp IL and parade their
victory over the fallen foe by hanging
the trophy 10 their war-belts.
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BEHAVIOR IN Cnukca.-fn most O
our churches tho order Of the closing
services is prayer, hymn and bsnedic-
ton. During the hymn some prepar.
alton for departure from the sanctuary
are made, hut tho great signal ls IN,
doxology or benediction. While The
people are supposed to he praisins
God from whom all blessings flow, OF
tho minister Is invoking Gods bless
ings on them, they are adjus ting
shawls and closks, wrestling with over.
coats, brushing hats, finding umbrellas
and putting Oh ovcrshocs, to be ready
when the Amen is pronounced, tc
rush for the door.
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Recipe for a Gay Sleyh.Riie.-Ar
exchange gives the following sensible
recipe Ten young couples. Ono four
horse outfit with driver. Ono night
Fcolder than blixcn. Ohc mile of mer-
rimcnt. Ten miles Of nearly frozen 10
death. Ono chilly dance hall. One
drunken fiddler. Three hours of light
fantastic toe. supper for twenty-five,
First cOurse--lukowarm milk and wa
ter that has been bathed in by an oys-
ter. Second coCrse--samc as first. De-
sert-country air and ice. Tho party
is now half way through. Next come,
n little more squeaky fiddle and bal
anciDg around. Then all hands aboard
for home. Colder drive than ever. All
sitting in the sleigh box. Driver loses
his way. Young men crawl ou,
and swear. Girls cry. Home at las.
4 o'clock in the morning. Moral Ter
dollars apiece out Of pocket. Nins
frozca cars. Twenty five played on,
people Of both sexes. Four used.up
horses, and u lot Of young liars, who
so round next day aud say they had
":mense time"
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Ro~eTs Newspaper Directory. This is
decidedly the handsomest directory YET
issued by this firm. II makes com.
pact volume Of 5is pages. and Is beau.
tifully bound in embossed cloth. The
directory contains complete list o
all the newspapers publis he'd in the
United States aud Canada. classified
by states, and is invaluable for refer.
cncc in all publication offices. In ad-
dition to the names Of newspapers
their size aud days of publication, t,a
directory also gives the population o
the town or city in which they are
published. its chief industries. the line
Of railroad upon which IL is located
and the distance by miles from tn,
state capital and other prominen,
points. Altogether it is an exceedingly
useful publication, combining, as il
does, u gazetteer with u directory.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. Ac Cine.

~ Ing Price. Of u. HAvxs h TowSsKSp, ~
South Th.rd Street Phiiadsiphia. StocLs bougb,
and sold either for cssh Or on margin Feb.
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Assianee's Notice In Bankruptcy.

NOTICE is hereby Civ en- that the
appointed Assiynss In B,nkru ptcy Of Johh
showers OF Minfinbury, Ugion c0unty, Pa,
VALENTINE wALrER.
Jan. eth. isfa Assignss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-12
THE MILITARY WAY.

If we are to have soldiers at the polls
at the discretion of the President, or any
one whom he may authorize, of course
we mast be prepared to accept the log
ical and inevitable results of the suprem'
scy Of military over the civil power
When the soldier appears as the conser.
vator of the peace the constable subsidies
and retires.
To illustrate the idea, the recent mu.
tiny case at Ft. Griffin, Texas, is worth
recording. Private Chas. ]. McCaf1rey,
Co. l, 22d U. S. Infantry, got drunk on
the Goth of April, and Capt. Sumner II.
Lincoln, lO.h U. S. Infantry, led him out
of the traders store aud pointing toward
the fort, bade him go there. The drunk.
en- man refused, when the Captain shot
him dead. He was acquitted by the
civil courts, after the brlefest trial, and
of course will be by a court martial,
should one be ordered. This shows what
sort of peace instrument the army il.
In killing an irresponsible man under
circumstances where there does not
seem to have been any danger of riot or
personal peril to the Captain, Captain
Lincoln was in his right under the mill
tary code. The man disobeyed orders,
and the Captain shot him down as he
would have shot dog. A constable re-.
sisted by the drunken man Wo1ld have
called on the by standers for assistance !;
he would have been secured. locked up,
and punished for drunken and disorder
ly conduct With troops at the polls to
preserve the peace, "ofcourse the soldier
method Of doing 80 superCedes the civil
method.
There was a fine illustration of army
ways in the labor riots in this State in
July. 1877 which we commend especial.
ly to the workingmen who will appreci-
ate it most thoroughly. When the regu
lars under Col. Hamilton arrived at AL.
toona, there was a lack of engineers and
train men to man the train west
ward. The engineers and other striking
employees of the Railroad Company were
lettering about the platform. They were
on a strike. Col Hamilton's duty was to
obey orders and get to Pittsburg, and he
adopted the military way, of which our
Republican friends are so enamored that
they insist that it shall be applied at the
polls. Competent engineers we're point
ed out to him, He sent q corporal and
guard to seize them; they were placed in
the cab of the locomotive, with armed
soldiers beside them, with instructions
to blow out their brains on the least in
dication they were playing foul or in
sympathy with the railroad strikers. It
is needless to say such persuasive agen.
oies were effective, aud the trains came
through all right. 1t was a much more
direct plan than the Intervention OF the
constable and the Squire would have
been. II will be equally effective at the
ballot.bOx.-Pits. lOst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-12
HOUSE.

The Senate amendments to the House Grass
hopper bill, extending the time OF payment by
the pre-. empters have been agreed To-.
Mr.. Buckner Dem. Mo- Chairman OF the Com
mIttee on BANKING aud Currency, reported reso'
luton directing an investigation into the affairs
of the Ocean National Bank of Few York, aud the
German National Bank of Chicago, and especially
into lhe management Of the assets by respective
receivers.
The resolution was adopted-yeas 1913, nays a.
On motion of Mr. Washburn (Rsp. Minn.), Sen
ate amendments to the House bill extending the
time for the pay ment OF pre- emptors on certain
lands in Minnesota and Dakota were cOncuIred
In.
Mr.. Russell (Dem, N. C.) offered a resolution d.
rectng the Committee Of Commerce to inquire
and report wherein existing law can be so amend
ed as 10 afford relief to the commercial Interests
Of the country and whether measures can be
adopted by Congress calculated TO secure the
return Of prosperity by an increase Of trade
aud extension OF the business Of merchant ma
rine.
Mr. Atkins (Dem. Tenn.) Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Appropriations reported back the j)nt
resolution repeating certain clauses Of the Sundry
Civil bill, approved March 81, 1879, with the Sen
ate amendments thereto, with recommendation
that the senate eadmendmens be conourred In with
the following amoug other amendments appro'
priating 50 235 to the widow Of Rush Clark OfIowa
and one years salary to the widow OF Gustsve
schleicher.
Mr.. Atkins explained the, Senate amend.
ments, which were principally verbal the only
important one being the repeating law author
zlng the Secretary OF War to leave the water
power at Moline to tho Moline Water Power Com.
pany,
Mr. Hunton (Dem. Va,) submitted an amend
ment H. creasing the appropriation to the family
Of the late Gustaye Schleicher to $4,000. Agreed
to.
The serate amendments as amended were con,
CURED in and the bill returned to the Senate for
It's action.
Mr.. Springer (Dem. ILL.,, as question Of prlvi
lege, offered preamble and resolu zion reciting
the proceedings of the Committe on Expenditures
in the State Department in the last Congress in
connection with the charge against George f.
Seward, Minister to China, and referring the re-
port Of that committee, the articles Of impeach.
ment prepared by 1t, and the testimony taken in
the case, to the Judiciary Committee, with in
structiOns to consider the 'ame take her testi.
mony (f necessary, and report to the house next
session.
Points of order made by Messrs. Conger and
Calkins were overruled, and the preamble and
resolution were agreed to.
Mr.. Evns Dem. s. C.) from the Committee on
PostcfIices and POstroads, reported back the SEN
ate bill to extend the time for the special postal
service until such service can be Obt ined by ad.
vertisement with an amendment limiting exten
sion to one year, The amendment was agreed IA
and the bill passed.
The Senate amendment to the Postroute bill
was concurIed in.
Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-12

Mr.. HAYES has been bulldozsd by
Zach Chandler in the Fig John Porter
case, and it is reported will not act on
the finding of the Military Board, but
pigeon hole it in the Judge Advocates
Office, on some pretenCe or other. Thus
injustice is to be continued TO a man
whose skill and courage saved the army.
The Philadelphia Telegraph, Republican,
has this to say on the subject:
at is tolerably certain that if Gener.
ais Scho6eld, Terry and Getty, after
hearing any number of witnesses in open
court, and after having made certain
finding, after mature deliberation cannot
be trusted, nobody can; and nothing that
the present Judge Advocate General
may say or do, in the light of evidence
already before the public, or in the light
of such as may be digged out of the arch
ives of the War Department by the enc,
mics of Porter, will have much effect in
reversing the popular Judgment with re.
gard to Porter's case, whatever influence
it may have with the President. The
inspiration Of the present proceedings
against Gen. Porter ID very easy surmis-
able, and the proceedings themselves are
about on a par with certain performances
of the Pope clique with which the pub
lie are familiar Gd nduSedm -as, for in.
stance, Gen. McDowell's alteration OF a
date in a quotation from Stonewall jack
sons report on the second Bull Run bat
tie, in his efforts to write Porter down,
and prevent a rehearing of his case as
would compel the nation to review the
doings and misdOngs Of Gems. Pope and
Mcdowell at that battle. The more the
Fltz John Porter case is examined, the
worse it looks for the people who haYe
been attempting to crush Porter; and
Mr.. Hayes cannot, with any credit to
himself, become a party to the machina.
tioDs Of the Pope clique, by refusing to
do his part towards making the findings
of the Advisory Board effective"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-12
AN. INGENIOUS DEVICE.

The London News reports that the
bank Of France has for some time past
employed Photographic detective to
examine suspicious documents, and more
recently has placed an invisible studio
in gallery behind the cashiers. Hidden
behind some heavy curtain, the camera
stands ready for work, and at a signal
irom any OF the cashiers the photograph.
or secures the likeness Of any susSected
customer. II Is also reported that in the
principal banking establishn emf in Par.
is several frauds have lately been detect.
90 by the camera which, under some
circumstances, exercises q sharper vision
!nAn the human eye, the camera detects
taI once, let the spot be ever so smooth.
x taoSed tdo s over, while a word or fsu1 q
~ out me = sye has been perfectly scratch.
ed out, Is ls Clearly reproduced in 4 photo.