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b Top Dressing Fall Grain.

=, The present season has been unusu-
ally favorable for the fall-sown crops.
The warm weather, preceded by. copious
rains, which put the ground into good
condition for the best preparation, has
forwarded the wheat and rye admira-
bly,. It is now question which may
well be considered how the conditioned
the crops may be maintained The soil
has been drawn upon very closely by
the forcing of the favorable weather,
and poor soils now carry a verdure
which,it is scarcely safe to expect them
to maintain when less favorable wealth.
er arrives, as it must soon, as matter
of coafss fksns the plant will need
support to resist untoward circnni-
stances, which win not furnish to the
soil the ability to loosen still further its
fertile elements for the support of the
plants. 9Coldris not favorable for chem
ical action and as soon as the unusual
warmth of 1.-THE season, departs we may
look for a, stoppage Of the present Wig
.orous growth, because the soil cannot
respond, under the unfavorable circum-
stances, to the needs of the vigorous
crop. ! Hence, =3he healthy color will
disappear, and the deep green will give
place to sickly yellow. More especially
when the. plants are infested with the!
fy, whose attacks can be borne patient
" while the growth is rapid and the
cells are full OF sap, but which become
Destructive when the vigor is lessened,
will the change become apparent. To
avoid all this Is of the greatest neces-
sity; and the use of q moderate Il dress
ing of artificial fertilizer will supply
precisely the stimulant needed to pre-
serve the crop from damage. Peruvian
guano, at the rate of 100 to $50 pounds
per-acre, will supply all that is needed
rat s5s9 KY % nsa sss i .' assst
done tluyinx the winter, and we prefer
to do it with sleds on the show rather
than in the fall. Unless the manure is
very fine, and is evenly spread, it will
cover up injmiously much of the plant
When spread in the winter, on the con-
trary, it acts az amulch and protec-
ton while the plant is dormant, and in
the spfing, when sudden changes of
,t4smperatgre. with all that these imply,
occur and act destructively. Then, the
COVERING prevents thawing and freezing
.Misadden changes, by which the roots
are, broken and, destroyed and the sur
face Is stfewn with winter killed plants
Sosskat4sr ,th3 present emergency arti-
1cial v fertilizers will be better than
harnYard manure, which may be we'll
applies II the, WINTER after a fall dress
aAa!.!l! foAH 9Mn giyen-N
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Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

2sA millionaire in this State (Pennsylvania)
one of the Wardens of an Episcopal Church
in the city where he lives, had son afflicted
with falling fits. During infancy and child
hood he had Zen considered a hopeless case.
Six years ago Dr. T. treated him and he ia
now rec, yered and successfully completing a
course of classical study in q New England
College. Others whom he cured years ago,
he never hears from, except through new
patients they send him. The most prominent
physicians are sending their patients of this
class sometimes themselves or members Of
their own famiies) to this gentleman fol-
treatment sf.~T .t9~ S,.~,~r~
Those wishing to secure the address Of this
physician can do 70 by writing to A. B. A.,
Box 1901, Philadelphis, Pa. -,,,5.r.
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..f4 Figures Don,t Lie,
SPARTA. Union Co.. Oregon NAV 8Dtl, 1870

s.f-4 = Figuree D0nst Lie,
SPARTA, Union Co., Oregon, May Soth, 1879.
BUTTER IMPR0vHMbtf Co., Buffalo, N. r..
SlRs-The package Of Butter Maker " for
tarded BY you 70 W. W. Ross, Esq, Of this
place, was handed over by him 10 me for trial,
and orders to report the results to you, as
haYe the management Of his dairy.
RI have the honor to report that one gallon
81 sweet cream chufned At temperature Of
5@d6g. and. treated with the Butter Maker
according to directions accompanying pack
age, produced four and Qne-half pounds Of
butter Of fine golden Color, and firm, waxy
texture, and Of delicate flavor; time occupied
In churning and gathering the butter, twenty
One gallon of sweet cream, same lot, churned
without the powder, produced four pounds Of
butter several shades lighter in color, not so
firm or waxy in texture, but no perceptible
difference in flavor; time occupied in churn-
ing, at same temperature as above, forty-fve
minutes. The fine, even grain, rich, golden
color; increased quantity from the same
amount Of cream, and the difference of time
occupied in the chiirning and gathering the
butter, are greatly in favor OF using your
preparation, and / havA no hesitation in rec
ommending the same to my friends and the
public generally. r. .c0s} 20 ]. .assE
Very respectfully, your dbgdient servant
F.. II e 80 ~ GEO. w. EAsTERBHoOH.
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a word or Correction.

Interested and interruptions parties have
been circulating the rumor, that Dr.. Ponds
Cancer Hospital at aurora; Illinois, had been
closed. Not only is there no2tf1th III the
report, but the fact is that the Iafirmary is in
> highly nourishing condition, and hundreds
Of sufferers are seeking and finding relief un-
Doctor and his assistants. No institution
west Of New York possesses the advantages,
and at the same time gives the promise OF
curing those afflicted with Cancer in Its various
forms, u does this All desired information
can be had by addressing Dr. +. l. Pond,
Aurora, Kane County, III !aa.8 ss
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|aM1s estinatsd that the sifhionnt' 1f
new railroad track which has rbeen laid
iRthe Western States alone since the
LIST Of JANUARY has been moreo than a
thousand miles, and the aggregate for,
t6ei,.hkaassiof Che year VII l be Fl .
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-sHodt 10 absTbnnf II abrsd slii o,tiI
-woGs 10 syos esodw ssed, 10 sbnsI
q 7evoa ri9d' haheoasn eed 4aba,
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: ,VEGETINE-When the blood becomes life
less and stagnant, either from change oil
Weather OF Ut climate, want of exercise, ir-
regular diet, or from any other cause, the
VEGETINE will renew the blood, carry off the
putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate
the bowels, and impart tone of vigor to the
whole BODY. -
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other green crops, and finally gets edu-
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cited are allowed their weight iof Add
EpHsyFseslf4 Assprepared to .dedace
in substance the Important propositions
that IN years Of plenty or seasons of
Scarcity, ~ n sslfe fafmsf's duty, and
ftisate3aq4 Reafttts I've il the best
foddeg for. fed; and whether hisoland
a. ~ . s's es,s IL possible
fs1 4 ]. 81 skss| SES$ S4a.iss,ts,p
aySiteSe to prGe the seeding of AApups to
grass as faPidiy md as largely as pos,
sible; II would appear almost pre-
might be carried to excess. Suppose a
ID l46Eg farm of one. hun,
dred and sixty acres, laid off WITH fifty
|aeEse3 )a( ~ &a11 ss tucorn;
ten acres for hay pasture, and t>cfcI
buildings, garden and yards, sMaSlhg
sixty acres for pasture. Suppose he
|caEiesioAQsida tbs spesessiry teams,
tMeh Rms 6ligsdsss fn0 ! thousand
his. product: which Is s little as can be
GfF9ceeE cyTlhi vsoaBdbdte rekdTdd
PAebSe aSnmolk lCiaspsujRpt suppose,
Euow3dha6daia 6sma aeiSYman should
ktaks-tvlAtYa0gsA BON bis meadow and
'sd% it e &a saS :ssgssq keeping az !.
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Remedy for Rheumatism.

TRENTON, Ozaukee County WlA
Dear Esy-Ths Is To certify that your valuable I'm.
aian Blood syrup has cured Ny wife Of REeuin1
69m, which had become SO bad that she unable e
do anything. can recommend 1t To all WHO aYo n
dicted with the above dsess. II s worth its weight II
gold CHRISTIAN SCiiUENBECk
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tl![l!l3iIlII3!|l5:[I I(iJ5!I l9y,

Z oDs. gtetcc's Golden Medical Z
S"~aS ss iS:. !. short. sil q Idises:
purifying, and rinyigorating medici
,,e! ssxs y. nag %sGssss. g.,
eshi fI sns i Es'a aI s,Gw.r :.,,,
% face or, ay,;fyc@Hcnt hea.!aet
oSebd 1tveSs Or ssBilleosneas
Neslical Discovery has 20 equal.
In the cure @0f 8rOnehtlik. &
Gu1ap1aen.' y h,e astonishcL the
, 9Teatsst medical discovery Of ~
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! .'s,ART1SCH0OL
Clicar0) Academy Of Zine Artx

instruction IN DRAWING and PAINTING In thsir
various branches and mediums: PoTtraitures Land
bcape Figure. stillIife. &c, In oil, wasercoaur ara
WORK hours from to daily {ssenrdaSs to l2h Win
the so Of coples costuuleS models and casts Of antique
sculpture, under constant and competent instruction.
The FALL TERM will bsInl Monday, Sept 20 and
cxn.jnuo II weeks to Dec CO. 20 : Il 2
D Iipils mar entef 1t the bc9inning a. any week.
TEAcHERS-I. C. Fare. u. r. Spread, J. H. Wander
pool, j, ROY RobertsM, n H. Carpenter.
&. For particulars, address ,...-,..r.. lle
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An Excellent Medicine.

BLACK CREEK, Ontagamie Co, Wis. March 25. 1870.
Dt0r Sir-I have used the Indian Blood Syrup
Tor Fever Sore, and 1t cure the Sore ehectually Ny
wife has also used II for Swollen Limbs and cUyed
would recommend It as an excellent medicine.
5#t SftF REV. J. II. INIWNER
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Advice to Professional Men.

10 PROFESSIONAL men, men of buSi-
ness. and, indeed, all who are engaged in
pursuits requiring more or less severe
mental work, compiled with more or less
confinement, exercise is, of course, the
co'sditio size qua NON of the recreation
to be recommended. This fact is so
obvious that Ineed not dwell upon it
further than to make one remark. This
is to warn all such, persons that their
feelings are no safe guide as to the
amount of muscular exercise that is
requisite for maintaining full and sus-
tanned heatk sRy l4FtI neglect of
sufficient exercise the system may, and
does. accommodate itself to suck'sneps
lect; so that not only may the desire for
exercise cease to be a fair measure of its
need bYtpositye exhaustion may 81
tend a much less Famodnt of exercise
than is necessary. to long continuance
of sound health However strong and
wei. therefore, q man may feel not
withstandfng his neglect Of Exercise. he
ought to remember that he is playing =
'a n 's c;% S H%f ;snHRf 1at sofsG
in the form of dyspepsia, liver, kidney
or other disease, which so surely creep
dpxNN9eD7e4dE Ainst natures laws
of heath. According to DIR. Parkes,
the amohnt of exercise that a healthy
man ought to take without fatigue is at
the leash that which is required for rails
ing one hundred and fifty foot-tons per
diem. This, in mere walking, would.
in the case of man of ordinary weight,
be represented by a walk of between
FeiEht and sine rifles along level ground,
olb4 p3f' UNA .toleI1bly steep hill;
but It y desirable vlsk the ,ssqnisita
amount of exercise should be obtained
|wishaqA tktowhg al the work upon one
set of muscles. For this reason walk
ing ought to be varied with rowing rid,
ing, active gaines, bxndo sNhefe Pfat
3 icable. bunting or shooting, which, to
thosewho dre T0n3uE1port, constitd co
the most perfect form of recraatiYe,exer-
else. The, Ny,sefee,sfh Ce,,f,.r,i seD3o
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III lsEI apiiW, NJ \. FRENCH,
Secretary Academy Of Fine Arts, Chic160.

? 4 0E for this os6 N. 7. Ssasss, isali
- To- Ne ask. We make the 0fSer .
l, intruIu e our machines. We doAst ask .
> cent sAtil you ~ and try u, bat vii SEND
q va. th OF extras fee II cash h. aont
kept In crier & -. Try ears v.nsr, aas1
tlls!Sh 10 tAs MOO opolies AFTER. We ca
rlcss- and save you money. Ash for eae
Z NIL Crculat. Sent FREE EC0NOAY
EAPORlUDss4S Thir6-av.. ohicago.
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discovery cures All Munorp the Scrofale to o.
aD4on, RryslIela 041efheuna, Fever sores, sca1y
inc. - go 3s}fEofg ,e5T&l 10 &. 7.G
dIxiness bad taste in mouth Internal heat clls
!af apetite and tesg%e coated you are suffering from
Is IL effects perfect and radical eurysst.e
medical faculty. and eminent physicians pronounce It the
xge.s oold by druggstG ais -t-,o Al
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rs NATIONAL. YBAsr 10 always reliable. It new.
or fails. It ia the leading brand. People
throughout the United States have used it ior
years. 1855 sAH 5E s...-.s
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!, '''4.47F''"1 U ISJtJitN n .ilI9 q n
~. ''''9 ~ gif!'Rsf nss Ton yysf ysa3 taa7s7
s'9''q "a Bios ID iIiw sva.; yssi ,ad9 bar
.7*s5 va. al .snsas,t ~ t,sis r 49,
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Cures Cholera Morhus.

LRMsf0N. Columbia County. Wis, January. 1879
Dear Sis-1 was suffering with an attack OF Choers
MoGbuA, and got. o small Hottie Of your 1iAtn4
Bleed syrup from your agent w: !. Lewis: whiSS
Vove mo Instant relief. & 4 AkA JULIA LEWIS
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'aSai'q ssswol Cd, Is hne vi
.sTiaq = eygIH -oe fis, dser
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IF an oleander does NIT bison,; put 1t
in a smaller pot and mix clear Said ii.
with soil and not put on any fertilizing.
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Heart Disease.
pxsnensla and lndiaest

FAYErTE, Lafayette County, WIS
De0S Sir-For years have been troubled with Heart
Disease. and by the of yonr Indian Hood &yr-
up have found great relief JOHN WHITE
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The Best Remedy Known to Man!
Dr. Clark johnson having associated himself wth H.
Edwin Eastman. an escaped captive long slave "
NakametkIa the medicine man Of the COn3ncheS. IS
how prepared 10 lend hfs aid In tho Introduction OF the
wonderful remedy Of that tribe.
The experience Of Mr. Eastman boDR similar to thar
OF Mira Chas. Jones and son, Of Washington County.
Iowa. an account Of Whose gufferines were triliingy
the facts II which are 50 widely known, and 80 nearly
parallel that fus little mention of Mr. Eastmans ex-
hshed in neat volume q 800 pages entitled Seven
Of which mention will be made hereafter Suce II to
that for several years Mr. Eastman while captive
was compelled to gather the roots, gums barks herbs
and berries Of which Hakamctkla's medicne was
made and Is still prepared to- provide the SAME ma
terials for the successful introdtOn Of the medicine
to the world; and assures the public That the rene
the same now ~ when Wakanetkla compelled hun -
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An Agents n estimony.

iberia, Brown County, Nina
Dear Str-One Of my children had Consumption, and
By the use Of your Indian Hood Ayrup Il has
been entirely cured. Your medicine gives universal
oatisfactlOn kEBECCA A. SMITH
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Sick Headache. =

BRIGHTON, Kenoslla County, WIS.
Dem Sfr-Thls Is TO- certify that your indian
Blood Syrup has c,,sssl Of Sck Headache, aftns
al other remedies had failed. can recommend t.
10 lI1I a MISS SUSIE JOHANNES
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,.nl never knew anyone thhts6A Too
good or too smart to be farmer; Tn
blue sky. the balmy breezes and Green
%sssli,s' q dkaefaa dRs is,' % %ss's
intellectual ability. eHs f'.E
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Cure Tor Salt Rheum.

BELLE PLANE. Shawan0 County, VIA
Lhe0r SSr-I was troubled for two sears with Salt
Rleuni and was unable to- find relief until com
Blood Nyrup. which has efIectually cured me- ]
would recommend to all suffering with that disease
7''7F Wv CLARA PORTER
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Edwin Eastman In Indian Costume.
SEVEN AND NINE YRARs AMONG Tn CoMANcHKs AND
n1s nsss sP tSe h 9! S cop ps.aS
with the sad massacre q helpless family, and the
captivity torture0 and ultimate escape OF Its two
surviving members For sale By our agents gen
6fally, Price, 900.
Tho incidents Of the massacre bfiony nAIr1t0d arc
distributed By agents. YnK8 Of charge
Mr.. Eastman, being a1mOse constantly p the West
engaged in gathering curing the materials Of which
the medicine d composed, the sole business manage
ment dcvoves upon d.. johnson. and the remedy hae
been called. and b known -
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THE largest church congregation iii
the United States IS the First Afficafi
Baptist Church Of Richmond, Va. It
has ithilfy-three hundred mel4bcrs. On
one Sunday its pastor baptized five hum
dred and ninety-eight persons, and add
ed nearly nine hundred persons to the
.hnrch,
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"A commercial traveller at Mar
sellles having refused leave to his maid
servant to take his daughter to the
skatiHg=tink,, they did not appear next
morning, aid OH the bee. room being
burst open both were found siffoeated.
A note in the maids writing, said:
"You shall no longer have your daugh-
tor; I take her to a better world
Their ages were twenty-six and four
sf6kks 3 g.
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PRINCETON, Green Lake County. Wis, March % rs.
Dear Str This IL to certify that your Imdion
FLOOD syrup has cured me eTectually Of pyspep
tism, and am improving every day. cheerfully rec
ommend IL to all. and would net be without 1t.
JOHN CHRISTOPHER
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A Valuable Medicine.

CHRISTIE, Clark County. VIA. June q, 1873.
Dear Sir - have used your reliable 1ndt1n
Blood Syrup. and am satisfied thai It Is valuable
medicine. lad Sore Mouth and Pimpies all over mJ
body, and the use Of your Syrup soon cured me.
JACOB DEMONTH.
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The miser is the greato osi9iusl
Chest 14pt ecAcr.Ea EStkfts gaSgtteai8at
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Sick headache.

BRIGHTON, KenOsha County via
scar Str-Thfs 10 10 certify that your Indiam
Hood Syrup has cured me Of Sick Headache after
all other remedies had failed. I can recommend Il
MISS SUSIE JOHANNES
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.-.Fahata is coming into as, aac s{c
ornament for the heads Of ciildfnan -
French katering- places. sat ii ..,,,
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. Ths . llts,e osapt'. ossharsse

O TMSHE5.'!a q - I'll
ste.Ias e s - 4ssh - g nlse'
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Corn Stalks.

IE corn sta@k is an indispensable
corn, i as S1r ersaliy Haccs%e6 as any
other axiom. The problem for the farm
er, whether a dairyman or not, is to
make the most of it. In seasons of great
plenty in the hay and grain crops, the
i ii1a il l3s i sn' s@ ssts:ix'i y
forgotten, and goes to "waste in the
desert air. But when the drouth
touches the shay crop and, the bugs and
blight lay violent hands on the grain,
the memory:Qfsman reappears, and the
great value of the corn stalk for feed is
brought to the surface, and the neglect
ed sickle is brought from its hiding
place xo DO noble service in securing the
coveted treasure So long buried under
the the 5SEgs5fslasss Of
=; Or ip q slightly lower sense, when the
land IS ilewand Hem fielding immense
glya the owner forgets that he is a robber
Rof his best ffiead, and linsmany cases
gathers and burns the tons of feftihsing
corn stalks, or satisfies his conscience
and sense of profit by partially utilizing
NsANSA Viz PAOW WACtU IVV1C tlIVuC Is lcIv
after battling with the fierce winds of
winter. Heforgets oil he,ever learned
or knew of the value Of the corn stalk,
lsnder proper treatpesnk, sssa fertilizer.
But when his crops begin to wane under
this system of robbery, he wakes up
suddenly - recollection that the fer
tility Md Cab be perpetuatedt for
years BY SO small q return as the
stalk he has Wasted, Under a smarting
sense q his deprecated Hand, which re-
tortssbyI giving him weeds and barren
ness instead Of corn and plenty, he be-
;sh} sb6l''! { la ::ss s, s,;:s Il
other green crops, and finally gets edu-
I 4: } |a|'|2| j a.: 6: c;
-
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
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Ovspepsja and Indigestion.

PLYMOUTH, Sheboygan CouI ty. Wis, April /. 1879.
Ue0r Sir-i was severely troubled with Dyspepsia
and Indigo ti0n for long time. and found relief un
I'll took your Indian Hood ~ rap. which cured
me 30 completely that feel twenty years younger AN
dyspeptlcs should give 1t trial. e. II. BRADLEY.
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DOW Anthem Book Is nearly ready. ri
Tho Musical Record fs always new. $500 Dor yoaE.
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yecb
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pvsuens;a arc lpdiuestiou.

BELvIDERE Mills, GOcdhue County. Ntn1L
Dear Sis-fs Is to certify that Indi an blOOd
Syrup has tuf2d me Of Dyspepsia and INDIGESTION
which had been suffering TIN for long time. tre0
almost all kinds Of medi Ines succ s,fuy ard there.
fore do not hesitate in sayng thai IN! Syu = ue bess
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Alone this quiet wood-road. winding slow.
When free October ranged its sylvan ways,
And. Naulting up the terraced steep below.
Nh'seu laughing sunbeams thro' the golden
DAYS,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-09

STRANGE to say no President OF the
United States has ever referred to the
railroad question In an annual message
Reno Journal.
Nothing strange about 1t. There has
not been O Democratic President since the
railroads became oppressive. The Repub-
lican party, its Presidents and all, belong
body and breeches to the corporations.
II anything is accomplished by Congress
in the matter Of correcting railroad evils
1t will be through the efforts Of members
Of the Democratic party, the party Of the
people. There is positive proof Of this in
this railroad business. At the last session
Of Congress the Democratic House passed
the Reagan bill by an overwhelming ma
jority. but 1t could not get a hearing in
the Republican Senate. The only relief
for the people Is to turn the whole Govern
ment machinery Of the country over to the
Democracy.
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Tn President congratulates Congress
upon the success Of resumption but takes
the ground that, unless the coinage Of sil-
yer dollars is limited, gold will soon flow
out Of the country, and will be replaced by
silver. He, however, does not think that
Congress should attempt to fix any ratio
between gold and silver at present, not I'm.
til an international monetary conference
has agreed upon a ratio. He recommends
the suspension Of coinage as the only step
now necessary in silver legislation.
The above is the substance Of what the
President has to say in his message on the
subject Of finance. We expected nothing
better from Hayes. But for his veto, and
the votes Of the Republican Senators who
sustained it, silver would have been fully
~remonetized under the original Bland bill.
Nineteen-twentieths Of all the Democrats,
in both Houses, showed themselves the
friends Of silver, while nineteen-twentieths
Of all the Republican members were its
enemies. The same thing can be truth
fully said Of the Chinese question.